Lewiston inter-state news. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1905-1906, 1905-11-03


indigo J. w. Poe has gone to Mos
with business before the federal
eour oday
Frank Gwinn was in the city
ost..day from his home in the Clifford
section.
Major Frank Burke made final proof
-, his timber claim at the land office
this week
The city council will meet tonight
for the transaction of general business
il, relation to the tax levy.
Attorney c. M. Stearns is in the city
from Nezperce, an attendant at the
sessions Of the district court
Mrs r. w. zimmerman has been call
ed to Philadelphia on account of the
illness of her/sister, Miss Hazel Wyatt
Judge Norman Buck is in the CITY
from his Waha ranch where he has
been making some extensive improve
mefts.
Harvey Gaut is now installed in his
new quarters in the Crutcher block and
has one Of the neatest barber shops in
the city.
curtis Thatcher has returned from
Moscow where for several days he was
All attendant as witness before Ie fed
er4l grand jury.
George f. Crum. of White Bros. &
Crum. is expected in the city the last
OF the week from "A business trip to va
kima and the Sound country.
Charles A. Elmer. private secretary
to Governor Gooding. is a visitor in
the city this week. He will be on of
fetal business in the Cleareater coun-
try for several days.
J W. Anderson, of Sumpter, Oregon.
has accepted position with the Idaho
Trust company as bookkeeper to take
the place of f. b. Burley, who has re-
signed to return to his home at Luz
verne Minnesota.
Theodore Parks, a well known min
ing man. has recently purchased q half
interest in the Mill Creek placer mine
and will install a hydraulic plant there
next season to work the 100 acres of
ground owned by the company
The law firm of Bender & Lingenfel-
ter dissolved partnership on the first
of the month. Mr.. Lingenfelter will
retain the present offices in the Thies-
sen block and Mr.. Bender has moved
to quarters in the Weisgerber block.
Pickett and Marsh late of Port
land, where during the fair they ran
the Detroit hotel. have leased the
kettenbach building, lately occupied
by the Idaho Tea store, and will open
it as restaurant The rooms are now
being refitted for their use
D. II. Gwinn, late of the Garfield
Enterprise. has returned & Idaho and
Wlll engage in the newspaper field ut
some point in this vicinity. He has
sold his plant at Garfield and wants
some location nearer his business in
terests on Craig mountain.
The Roberti Trained Animal show
went out of the city to show at Guide
sac yesterday. and today papers were
issued to have the show attached and
returned to the city to satisfy a board
bill owed to Mrs. Duffy of the lodg
ing house in the Damas block
stockholders meeting of the share
holders of tht Lewiston Interstate Fair
and Racing association in the rooms of
the Lewiston commercial club NoVem-
Der % at o'clock p. M for the purpose
of electing a board of directors AND
o1icers for the coming year.
Nathan Fisher, a we'll known trav-
cling man. died at the oxford lodging
house last night. His home is in COL (
faX and he has a widespread acquaint- I
ance all over this section of the west,
he Is a victim of consumption and
has been failing rapidly in the past
month.
Work is progressing rapidly on the
construction of the eleven miles OF
rrigating ditch that Naylor & Norlin
nave under contract for the lewiston /
SWeetwater Irrigation company. The
contractors have been putting on men
all week and now report about 100
men and so teams at work
salmon trout have begun to rum -
Ihe Snake river and local fishermen
are out for the finest sport the rolnfw
mas 10 offer. Eugene Bouhorc wei.
Trah in the art, says that the first
catch of the year was made on October
81 and this is the earliest bt t"o
weeks that the season has ever bee
ne trout begin running eener.ts
me 18th of November.
The Williams Opera r7mr
men a three DAYS e1e 5s.#'f I#s
ehple theater beeinnra SH#.a
he Juvenile compasr raa
such a hit here last season end shs r.=
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