Lewiston inter-state news. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1905-1906, 1905-07-11

Attorney Needham made a business
trip TO kendrick yesterday.
Harry Lydon was an arrival on the
Spokane train this morning.
L. ]. DuBray has moved his house.
hold effects to 465 Main street.
Attorney George. H. Rummens, of
Asotin. was in the city Saturday on le-
gal business.
FOR SALE-s1O will buy a good
sulky. Enquire of ]. S. Goble, or call
at this office. st
w. c. Dillon is in the city from Chi
cago looking over this section with a
view of purchasing some farm land
Thomas Sullivan is in the city from
Moscow visiting with friends. Mr..
Sullivan formerly resided N Lewis.
ton.
Ed. Wright has returned from Port
land where he has been for the past
four months and expects to remain in
Lewiston.
S. P. Fitzgerald was a passenger on
the boat last Sunday for Boise where
he will appear as a witness before the
federal grand jury now in session at
that place.
Robert Schleicher. was a passenger
on the Owl train Sunday night for
Portland to take in the exposition. and
expects to visit points in Montana
while absent.
The parties who took the violin from
the o. r. & N. saloon the night Of the
fire can save trouble for themselves
by returning same. Can leave at Ben
Gruh's residence on Snake River ave-
nue. or at this office.
S. Leslie Thompson left Sunday eve
ming for Wallace where he will resume
his work in connection with the south
Shoshone annexation mater. Mr..
Thompson expects to complete tie
work this trip and make a final report.
l. Ireland and R. Ireland were bust
ness visitors in the city Saturday from
Alpowa. Mr.. r. Ireland has been max
ing some improvements at his place
at the mouth of Alpowa creek and has
just recently installed a large WIND
mill
Charles Alspach will leave TO-DAY OF
tomorrow for Portland to look after hi:
interests in connection with the nekun
Homestead hotel at that place. Mr.
Alspach has just returned from bus
mess trip to Whitebird, where he has
business interests.
Charles Aherns, who has been here
the past month, left on the Owl traii
Friday night for Coos Bay. Oregon
where he will be employed III dom.
blasting work in connection wi,r thu
river improvements being carried OIL
there by a timber syndicate.
George Banta and family have gon
to Kendrick where Mr. Banta will hav
charge of the branch store of the Be
Hive. which is being established Their
by Mr. Beach. The branch store 0
the Bee Hive at Charleston has been dis
continued and Kendrick was selecte
as a new site for the store.
Mrs. Frank Burke returned
Grangeville yesterday taking the famil
household effects for Mr.. Burkes wor
on exporting the county books wi
keep him steadily employed for severe
months yet and their residence WI
be permanent in Grangeville until ths
work is completed.
Homer Hender and family arrive
in the city Saturday from Pomero
Mrs. Hender and children left in ii
afternoon for Peck, where they vi
| visit Mrs. H. F. Titus, who is sistt
of Mrs. Hender. Mr.. Hender returne
to Pomeroy overland late Saturday a
ternoon.
J. F.. Smith. of Lapwai was in tow
Saturday arranging for his harVe
supplies. Mr.. Smith says he VIII
through haying in a few days and W
= then begin harvesting his grain Gro
His wheat he thinks will average b
tween 40 and 80 bushels and the ba
g lev crop will be exceptionally good.
Guy Fountain attended the funer
of his brothers wife, Mrs. Villa
Fountain. which took place few da
ago at Johnston. Washington. NJ
Fountain was taken a short time
'e . the hospital in Spokane where $
was placed under the surgeons KIN
le and died soon after from the effects
I'd the operation.
/ Judge Steele will leave Wednesd
i for Delman Hot Springs. Wyomir
where he will give the waters OF II
p resort a thorough trial for the cure
l. rheumatism. with which he has be
I'd aclicted during the past year he
Of be accompanied by Mrs. Steele.-Nol
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