Lewiston inter-state news. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1905-1906, 1905-10-20

Kooskia to attend the fair
J. D. AcGary. the piano man :,
among the fair visitors from Mos,
this week
1. c. Hattabaugh and wife. from
Grangeville, were among the fair vic.
itors yesterday.
Chas Elmer, private secre,a ..
Governor Gooding. is expected IN az.
rive in the city this week on official
business.
Congressman Burton L. French az
rived IN the city yesterday on the early
morning train and spent the day Z,
the fair. N
James L. Armstrong Is vis,to, ~
the big fair this week from Ju1iae.ts
where he is now engaged in the mill
ing business.
The county commissioners e,nAo. ~
complete the work Of the present ses-
sion saturday. This week has been
given over principally to road mat
ters
Lucius MCGUIRE is in the city from
Seattle where he is now located as de-
putty in one OF the county Offices He
will spend the remainder of the week
visiting old friends.
j. l.. Chapman, Lewiston's efficient
postmaster, was elected grand master
Of the grand lodge I. O. o. F. at its
election Of officers for the ensuing
year Wednesday.
]. d. McGary. prominent piano
dealer Of Moscow, and F. Christainer
the wholesale representative Of the
le-Nelson Piano company, are in
the city this week on a business mis-
sion
J. W. King and Minnie A. Fenell
were united in marriage by Rev. w.
T. custer OF the M. E. Church in Lew
iston, Wednesday noon, October 49, A
company OF relatives and friends were
present.
Bales & Jones. of Cottonwood, are
feeding 40 ohead of cattle at that place
Dill who has the contract to supply
the railroad camps, has purchased from
the stock all he will need to furnish
the demands Of the several crews
cowboys relay race. is the winner in
a similar event pulled OF in Spokane
last week. He Is an expert in chang
ing saddles and has fancy hitch on
his cinch that the others have not dis
covered.
Butterheid & Jensen have sold out
the Clearwater Fuel company business
to J. M. Jolly. of Moscow. who has
taken charge and will conduct the bus
mess personally. Mr.. Jolly has pur-
chased a residence property on the Hill
and will move his family here at once.
M. F. Gose, of Pomeroy. is an at
tendant at the district court this week
where ne Is attorney for Felix War
rem in the condemnation suit brought
by the lewiston Sweetwater Irriga-
ton company to condemn and appraise
the land wanted for one Of their reser-
voirs.
State Senator Barney ONeill is in
the city this week from Wallace. He
is in attendance at the sessions OF the
grand lodge and denies the soft i'm
parchment that his present visit has
anything to do with his political aspi-
rations. His friends are urging him
TO run for governor.
An incident of a lively street runa-
way that occurred yesterday morning
was the fact that saddle horse jump
ed into the rig and lodged in the front
over the double trees and was carried
this way over a block. being rescued
when the team was stopped and escap-
ed without damage.
Nez Perez county has refused to is
sue the $4,000 warrant wanted to pay
the Shoshone Indebtedness and the
matter will now be taken to the SUI
preme court where Shoshone county
will ask for writ of mandamus 10
compel the payment of. the county as
shown by the returns of the account
ants al
The steamer Norma arrived in the
city yesterday and discharged a cargo
Of salt at the Charleston dock. The !
shipment comprised % tons. The Nor
ma was injured at Dry Gnlch and only
temporarily repaired toeessnplete u ne . |
trip. She will be put on the ways Oh
her return to Riparia and will be Ten
days undergoing repairs. -" ~. y
Captain Harry BaughWans has re-
turned from the Yukon district where
he went early in May IL ssnssee IN |,
steamboating. He was master on YES
sci that piled between Dawson q no
the White Horse rapids during, thesi
past five months. The traffic season
has now closed on the Yukon and ne
has returned to Lewiston to spend the
winter with his family.
The town is Allied wish RiekRae$s}s$S 3