Lewiston inter-state news. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1905-1906, 1905-08-01

a son was born to the wife of F. c. I
Wellman on July 3Oth.
VIM. Dryer and wife have returned
from visit to Portland.
>. y. Moxley was an arrival on the
spokane train Saturday morning.
Mrs. Z. I. Stranahan was among the
arrivals on the boat Sunday evening.
Mr.. Howe, of the Mercantile Co. was
passenger Monday on business 20
Moscow.
Geo. Overfield and wife have return
ed from a visit to the Portland expo
sition.
Miss Cullen is in the city from Pull
man. Wash. the guest of Miss Clara
Manning
Mrs Carr has returned from a visit
with friends and relatives at Pendle-
ton, Oregon
Fred Oliver, OF the J. Alexander store.
returned yesterday morning from an
outing in the Clearwater country.
Miss Marie Potter. of the Kjos de-
partment store, will leave tomorrow
morning for visit to the Portland ex-
position.
A. P. Myers. of the hardware firm
OF Myers e. Neyland, returned from a
trip to Portland and other coast cities
yesterday morning
| n. E. Morris, who has been stopping
in Lewiston for some time past. was Il
passenger on the boat Monday morn
! ing for his home at Seattle.
| Judge Miller, of Dayton. Wash.
passed through the city Saturday on
his way home from a business visit to
the Grangeville section.
X. B. Smith has sold his interest in
the junk store to Calvert Bros. and
| left this morning on the boat with his
family for Prescott Wash, where they
will reside in future.
Harry kinsman and family. who
have been in Southern California for
some time past. were arrivals in the
city few days ago. Mr.. Kinsman was
formerly resident of the Lapwai sec
ton.
X Kent Beatty. of the Washington
state college. was in the city yester-
day from Pullman Mr.. Beatty is a
member of the college faculty and Is
conducting some experiments with the
tomato blight at Charleston.
The contract for erecting a fine res
| iIanca
of the firm of Bender & Lingenfelter
has been let to Frank Booth and the
work on the foundation will be com
menced at once The structure vii
cost about $4,000
Editor Kern. formerly of the Sites
Journal. was in the city on bushes.
Friday and left on the morning trair
Saturday for PaIouse City. where h,
expects to locate and will establish ;
job office and newspaper plant abou
the first of September
Ben Gruhs has secured the buildin.
formerly occupied by D. Allen and /
having it fitted up for saloon purposes
Mr.. Gruhs is rearanging the interio
and will be ready for business as 500
as the fixtures can he installed. TIL
fixtures are already in the city and NJ,
Gruhs thinks he will be ready for tn
opening today.
. Harry Riley and Miss Annas Poyse
We're united in marriage at the home @
the brides parents last Wednesday n
Salem
and popular young people of this cit,
Mr.. Riley is the proprietor of the Gran
Hotel and Miss Poyser conducts a mi
linery store on East Main street M
r and Mrs. Riley are expected home ne,
t Sunday.
; William e. Dew arrived in the cit
last week from the Shosnone reserve
= ton in Wyoming Mr.. Dew has bee
;, appointed Indian agent of the F'o
Lapwai agency to fill the vacancy mae
by the resigna ton of r. G. Mattoo
r. He has been in the service of the go,
,. eminent in connection with the India
IT affairs for several years past and
e we'll fitted for the position. He a
y sumed charge of the agency t Lapw
n today, and has entered upon his duti
d in connection Herewith.
:. Captain Winslow. of the dred
,e boat Wallowa. expects TO take I
D boat to Steptoe bar today. A supply
l. coal has been taken on and the or
ir delay now is getting the brake viii
y controls the big 1000 pound rake NJ
p. in use from the foundry. The bra
ir is expected to be delivered To the be
this morning and the crew will pI
"A coed to Steptoe bar. where few da
=. work is yet required on the cham
= when other points will be cleaned
:. distractions.
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