Lewiston inter-state news. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1905-1906, 1905-05-12

,.in+ar wheat LOOKS sooo III tlls re-
gon. a..
cities.
r NJ. snyder, of Summit was in
,ovn Tuesday.
= T. Workman was in town Tuesday
from Nezperce'
T H. wann. of Lapwai' Is registered
., the Raymond.
r.. national game is still quite pop
,,,ar in Lewiston.
r,,s weather compares favorably to
s,arman's definition Of war.
r. Bridwell. the Kennewick mer-
...n, was a visitor this week..
Tho new Odd Fellows lodge meets
:. tho Woodman hall this evening.
number of residences in town are
.o,,,ing the attention of the painters.
uE Heppner. the Grangeville min
man is registered at the Ray
mond.
u.rs registered at the De France yes
.srday from Spalding.
The chap who changed his underwear
I. now sporting a swollen nose and
coughs to beat the band.
p +, Skier, of Nezperce, is in the
ctv in attendance at the meeting of
ooS0nio finn
A great many men are cottage built;
that is to say, they have but one story
and they are forever telling it.
Miss Martha Sempert, now stu
dent at the Idaho university, is home
IN a short visit with her parents.
&c. Hattabaugh is in the city from
Grangeville attending the meeting of
the Implement Dealers association
O. W. Leggett, of lilo, was a guest at
the Raymond yesterday. Mr.. Leggett is
enroute home from a trip to Portland.
The cool weather of the past few
DAYS has been the limit-but it will be
hot enough hereafter-for some at
least.
II, c. Kettenbach's residence on
Ninth avenue has reached completion
and the family will take possession
early next week.
We note with satisfaction that the
bear and bob cat stories have been cut
out of the large metropolitan dailies
since Teddy's gone
DR.. and Mrs. Lyons, of ST Paul. who
have been visiting with Mrs. Pascal
Smith for a few days, started east
for their home Tuesday.
Throw the switch" the mother cried,
She was consumed with ire;
The frightened girl took off her curl
And threw it in the fire.
The transportation companies are
preparing to handle a large passenger
business from the Clearwater country
to the Portland fair this summer
A license was issued this week to
E. X. Akridge and Emily Wilson to live
life of double happiness. The young
people both reside at Harrisburg this
state.
Mrs. Stephen Haaser. Mrs. William
Schuldt and Miss Barley. delegates to
the Rebekah district convention at
Moscow returned Wednesday from the
trip
Memorial Day the 3Oth of this month.
Remember the dead heroes on that
DAY. If you didn't have nerve enough
to go to war yourself you should res
pect the fellows who did.
M. D. Mill. OF Culdesac will open
harness shop In the store now oc-
cupied by the Wyatt store about June
l. He was in the city this week en-
route to Portland to purchase the
stock
man leaned up against a coat Of
fresh paint attached to saloon on
Main street the other day and his coat
resembled Joseph's of Bible fame. 1t
cont always pay a man to lean against
everything in sight anyhow.
Inc Unique theater has been doing
big business this week. The Mon
soiian who does a stunt at singing
baritone is certainly all right and could
no doubt give a number of his lighter
coiored brethren few pointers along
that line.
Inc Office of the Delsol Implement
eompany has been moved to the rear
OF the building and the increased front
age will be used for the display of
SUCK w. w. Leeper. is now in charge
VI the business ONCE and will be head
oookkeeper for the firm.
l. E. Mitchell. who has Just sold his
@ioring business here. will return to
Quite Montana, and will in all prob
aDih'y engage in, the mining business
'aAihg up the work he was engaged in
""eh obliged about a year ago to give
up on account of i'll health.
w. A. White of the firm of White
,.o'hers 4 Crum left yesterday for