Lewiston inter-state news. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1905-1906, 1905-07-28
Stories Of Street, and Town


pehhing was an arrival in
the city yesterday from Moscow.
n. r. Black. a prominent citizen of
Fletcher, was visitor i'm the civ yas-
terday.
E. "A hoWley was Il passenger to the
lo"er river yesterday morning on the
steamer Lewiston.
w. c. Sweet left for trip to b.
vile yesterday morning on the outgo-
ing Spokane Spokane train.
Chas. Norlin, of the firm of Naylor
q Norlin, was an arrival on the after
noon train from Spokane YESTERDAY
u. Mckinney was passenger on the
steamer Lewiston yesterday for the
fruit orchards on lower Snake river.
John Storey, of Dayton, Washington,
was visitor in the city the first of
the week and returned home Tuesday.
Mrs. Albert Eaves, of Charleston. was
passenger yesterday morning to Pa :
louise where she will visit with rela :
tives.
I. r. Bramel left on the morning
Spokane train yesterday for his ranch
near Pullman to arrange for taking
care of the crop
| Mexican chilli con carne and Texas
tamales at the Cove restaurant. Ia
males 80 cents per dozen. Phone 121
Cohin & Gelbach, proprietors If
Miss Ruby Goldman. who has been
! lei iT0c yx-itl, fria
near llo. arrived home on the Clear
water train Yesterday morning
j. S. Ashbrook and wife, who have
been visiting with their two sons al
| Charleston, left over the n. p yester-
day morning for their home in Illi-
nois.
J. c. Johnson of Pierce CITY. was
| among the passengers on the steamer
Spokane Wednesday. to visit the OPT
land exposition and other points or
| the coast.
J. S. Jacobs. and wife. of Spokane
were in the city a few days this weep
and left on the steamer Lewiston yes
terday morning for a tour of the Pa
cific coast.
r. A. Dammrose. proprietor of thu
saw mill and lumber yard at Lookout
was in the city on business this weel
and returned yesterday on the after
noon train to Sites.
Mrs. Maloney and daughter Mis-
Maude. were arrivals on the SPOKANE
and are the guests of Mrs. w. Fl. Hur,
but on. Blanchard Heights.
g. c. Kuhn. father of DR.. r. V. Kuhr
! of this city who has been here 70
the past week the guest of his son, LEI
yesterday morning for Pullman to visi
with another son. V. F.. Kuhn.
Warren Hunt and George Under
wood caught several nice bass at tn
Delsol slough a few days ago. TIL
sloughs are getting pretty low an
only few bass have been caught Their
/ this summer
Miss Mabel Dundas. who has bee
employed at George II. Lakes jewelr
store left yesterday afternoon for LIE
more. where she will spend the summe
with her parents who have just recent
moved to the above place
? George Hartman. of Charleston. brok
q Tuesday while diving off a raft in tn
q river short distance above the bridg
!. The fracture was set and the injure
O. member is apparently doing we'll.
r T. p. Calvert and Robert Wyatt wi
Il leave next Tuesday for the Seven Dey
I lis country for three weeks outir
n in the mountains above Pollock. NJ
Calvert will attend to some busine.
matters in that section while absen
Z G. r. Ulen. brother of l.. +. Tlen,
the Lewiston Business college, arrive
u in the city few DAYS ago from soutl
Il ern Oregon where he has been visi
ing relatives. He will spend a fe
N DAYS here with his brother and retul
= Via Occur d'Alene City to his home
y Arizona
Mr. and Mrs. Ensley Moore, wi
nave Dt-rli NlSltlflg III TIE tltN the pa
~ few days with James F.. Babb and F
lott E,aves. left on the morning ira
III yesterday for their home at Jackso
N Vile, Illinois. Mr.. Moore is a mer
Vel Der of the Illinois state board Of cha
~ flies and reformatory institutions al
x was in attendance at the meeting
= the organization held In Portland r
Gently.
I'd Rev. E. F. Beaudreau and wife Il
pr overland yesterday for short VII
r, with relatives at Pomeroy. RI
1s Peaudreau has taken charge of I
ne North Idaho Missionary district. VIII
X. comprises Idaho county and all cou
s. ties north of Idaho, and also Aso'
4 county is included in the district.
ne will enter upon the work about I
lie first of August and will he in the m
= +I,a ,raatar mart of his time. He "