Lewiston inter-state news. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1905-1906, 1905-04-18

F. H. Gilbert has returned from Spo-
kane
Mrs. T. D. Barton has returned to her
home in Lapwai
T. M. Mockler, of Nezperce, is reg
istered at the Bollinger.
John Kambitch of Uniontown Is Wis
iting among old friends in the city.
The steamer Spokane last night
brought from Riparia 80 tons of freight.
E. w. Gibson and Frank Burch, of
Pomeroy, were in the city on business
this week.
| Mr.. Sam Goldstone, of Cottonwood.
p, Is in the city to attend the funeral of
Henry Wax
| The Lewiston Grocery and Bakery
has added new delivery wagon to
their business.
| T. M. Mockler, of Nezperce, arriv-
ed in the city last evening from the
Big Bend country.
| William Hye expects to leave soon
for the Warrens mining district where
he will spend the summer.
A. o. Staab has repapered and en-
larged the o. r. & N. lunch counter
and put in boxes for ladies'
E. c. Piggott, recently Of Stewart
Idaho, has purchased two and one
half acres of fruit land in Vineland.
G. w. Mount, general agent Of the O.
r. & N. Co. has gone to Nezperce and
Camas prairie points in the interest OF
his company.
1 Crutcher Loeb have purchased q
handsome delivery wagon and horse
and will deliver Hardwood ice cream
and other goods to all parts Of the city
;, H. c. Cullen, of the local land Office
was the lucky man" and drew the
meal ticket at the Grand restaurant
Saturday night. The lucky number
was 1906
1t is estimated that the railroads will
spend $300O0O,O0O this year for i'm
; provements. Just what part of thi.
is intended for construction in ttAe
) Clearwater country is not stated.
J. L. Coan. an up-to date job com
i positor of Dayton, Ohio. is now EN-
: ployed in the job rooms of the Lewis
ton Interstate News. Those wishin,
''The Best Printing" can always ge
it at this shop.
| E. H. Clark the well known Pendle
e ton wool buyer. was in the city Satur
day. Mr.. Clark is now looking afte
c the wool which he contracted throug
the country. He left for Pendleton Sun
| day.
The county commissioners paid tn
e semi-annual interest on the refund'n
bonds Friday and authorized the coun
sum of $2,25O. The refunding bond
are in the amount of $3.50
, The excursion on the Mountain Ger
t and band concert given at Asotin b
the Lewiston Military Band is report
ed to have been most delightful af
fair. The band hope to arrange ano
Their excursion at a later date.
S. w. Dowell of the Clearwater mea
market, is building an addition to hi
shop and otherwise improving tn
!. same. He is also erecting a new slaugh
ter house east of town and will here
after do wholesale and retail bust
ness.
The room vacated at the city ha
by the removal of the library to tn
Carnegie building will be occupied b
the city clerk when it has been re
fitted for that purpose. but the chang
; will hardly be made till after the com
: ing election.
u A census of Wallace, taken by til
city clerk of that city, has great
surprised the people by showing a poI
ulation of only 1889 when they hay
been claiming $500. The census of 19C
$ gave the place 1865. The census jus
: taken shows that there are 1912 male
: in the town and only 1897 females
Governor Gooding has arranged fc
the purchase fro NH. &C. Myers. tn
Il photographer, of so Idaho scenes to
d placed in the Idaho building at tn
It Portland Exposition. The series wi
e include some of the choicest scener
of the state, together with agriculture
irrigation scenes and mining scenes.
pl Mrs. CroOkey of Thunder City.
s here looking for Mrs. Jack Weerin,
e whose husband was shot three month
, ago at Thunder mountain. Weering
condition is critical. blood poison hay
ing set in. He is not expected to liv'
SAYS the Boise News Mrs. Crookey ha
been unable to locate Mrs. Weerin
and will return to Thunder mountain
The state pure food and dairy con
mission has chosen j. Shirley Jone
- az Grant Cal as state chemist. III