Lewiston inter-state news. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1905-1906, 1905-08-15
Stories Of Street, and Town

Dave Furnishes was an ARRIVAL on
the Spokane train this morning.
Milo Bartlett and wife returned yes
| terday from a visit to Kendrick.
Judge w. B. Reese was visitor yes
| terday from his reservation ranch.
| Attorney c. II. Baldwin left Sat-
urday for business trip to Spokane.
Miss Ethel Nichols left this morning
for visit to the fair at Portland to
be absent about two weeks.
J. p. Sorenson, a prominent horse
man OF Mohler. was a passenger on
DR.. NJ. +. Williams returned Sat-
urday from an extended visit to Chi
cago, Elgin and Minnesota points.
r. +. Marquis was a passenger on
the Spokane train this morning for y
weeks business trip to Kendrick.
Miss Nellie Strubler was a passen-
ger on the Spokane train this morning
for two weeks visit at Portland.
J. .. Adams left on the Owl train
} Sunday night for two months visit
at his old home at Centralia. Illinois.
Clearwater train Saturday for his
homestead in the Orogrande district.
]. H. Hamlin and Charles Fisher,
: of the Moscow Daily Journal, were
f. visiting here and in Charleston Sun
: day.
Miss Ida Burns, of the Burns Bros.
: gallery, returned yesterday from visit
to Colfax and other Palouse country
, towns.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. D. Fowler, who
have been visiting here, were passen-
gers on the Clearwater train Saturday
Y for their home at Ahsahka.
= Mrs. Z. Comstock and Miss Madge
Wing returned last week from a few
days outing on Cedar creek in the Pot
4 latch country above Kendrick.
Mrs. r. V. Crozier, who has been on
visit here with her sister, Mrs. John
Little, was passenger for her home at
r Moscow yesterday morning
George Hooper, who has been visiting
4 here for few days with George Sui
Ivan, was passenger this morning
d for his home near Wallace.
u Mrs. L. H. King and little son left
Saturday morning for a visit with rel
atives in Spokane. Mrs. King is a
t daughter of Frank Cole. of this city.
Henley Bros. will begin this week
clearing away the debris of the fire on
- their Main street property preparatory
to erecting a brick block on the lot
a large pumpkin weighing ia
pounds was brought to the city yes
a terday and will be sent to the Port
land fair. 1t was raised on the Stran-
ahan place above town.
g Miss Alice Hopkins, who has beer
0 visiting friends and relatives in the
If city for some time past. was a pas
e senger on the Spokane train this morn.
ing for her home at Butte, Montana
is Lem McGill was in the city yester
y day from Peck and reports that tn,
n grain harvest in that section Is nov
n in full swing and that the yield o
1T winter wheat now being threshed is
he little in excess Of 30 bushels. The lat
spring grain on the high ridges show
l. the effect of the hot winds and tn
he crop will be cut short on that account
&c John Rugaver, who resides on tn
Ct North Fork, 10 miles above Big Islant
u was in the city Saturday getting hunt
III ing and fishing supplies. Mr.. Rugave
says the water is very low this seaso
10 and that fishing is not as good as us
In ual at this time of year. Game, how
mt ever. he states, is very plentiful. II
ut said he was anxious to get back to HI
he place as the forest fires were burnin
he within IL miles of him and he le
on the afternoon train en- route HON
Isl DR.. Adams a prominent physical
i'o of Superior. Wisconsin. and his wifi
ue were in the city few days this wee
Sc the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Krei
ny Dr. Adams is making y tour of II
no west and left yesterday for the Hun
ng country where he will spend few da'
before going to the coast. He' spec
on some time visiting at Yellowstc'
lin park on the road o1t here and evpec
Wis to take in all the points of interest
ul- the coast before returning home. I
,le. was well pleased with Lewiston a.
nd believes II is destined 10 be q gre
w. city.
. r. W. Edmunds. formerly Of II
Law city was an arrival last week fro
nd Los Alamitos, California. where he h
are been for the past nine months. \
in Edmunds was engaged in the butch
the business in California but sold ort I
will Gently and returned to look after
vev farm in the Kamiah country. He stat
that harvest wages here are bet
than in California but that other was
are are about equal. He stopped at Pc
unt land and says the Idaho exhibit
'ai- fine and equals any exhibit of oil
III states renresented The grain disp