Lewiston inter-state news. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1905-1906, 1905-06-02

| Work yesterday ana To-Day.
w. P. Hurlbut was a passenger on
] yesterdays train for New York.
James ospoas is moving into his new
residence in Blanchard addition.
J. T. Scott. Of lilo. was transacting
business in Lewiston Wednesday.
Attorney Babb returned from a pro-
fessional trip to Moscow yesterday.
J. H. Bethel expects to leave in q
few days for a visit with relatives in
Illinois.
J. B. Dow. of Genesee. is a new ar
rival in the city ana expects to To-
cate here.
It's lively town that can have five
runaways at the same time as Lewis
ton had today.
George D. Clayton, Of Clifford. who
has been visitor in the city. returned
home yesterday.
William Chandler is confined to his
room on Snake river avenue this week
owing to illness.
Henry Wundram has gone to the
Cave Gulch mining district to do some
assessment work.
A couple of gentlemen arrived from
Spokane this morning and went down
on the Cello canal excursion.
Alex Hinkle. of Grangeville. brother
of c. P. Hinkle. Of this city, left Tues
day on the boat for Portland to see
the exposition.
Lewis Bulen will leave on the boat
J tomorrow for portland where he has
accepted position in the DeKum
Homestead Hotel.
Attorney B. P. Duffy, recently from
Nebraska. has purchased property on
=, east Main street and is erecting him
nice residence thereon.
: Representative Lem Magill, of Peck,
was a passenger on the Mountain Gem
this morning for trip to the klamath
Lake section in southern Oregon.
J Professor I. T. Couch returned yes
. terday from Murray. Idaho. where he
has been teaching the past year. He
: will visit friends here till after COM
mencement.
Louis Grostein is makisg some i'm
provements at his cigar store on Main
street. New shelving is being put in
e and other changes made. The work is
1 being done by Carl thinner.
Sheriff Schuldt left on the Clear
5 water train yesterday afternoon fol
0 Frazer to foreclose on some property OF
Y John Deckman, which was levied on
last December. The sale will take place
today.
e An ice cream social was given by the
ladies Of the Baptist church at the G
). A. r. hall The affair was well at.
tended and netted the ladies a neal
sum, which will go to pay for an orgar
), purchased by the church.
e A cordial invitation is extended t.
the public to try the famous Pacific
beer On draught at Seattle Bar, Ken.
!, lucky Liquor company. of Lewiston
9 The Mint Charleston: Forest Hotel
Forest, and Owl Bar. Lewiston.
State Commander H. T. March. fol
,, the Maccabees lodge in washington
and Idaho, will be in Lewiston mex
week and institute lodge Of that or
der 1t is said that over 100 new ant
j.. old members have stated their willing
ness to join the order at that time.
Drs. Roe and Todd. Of this city, will
o perform an operation on Thomas A
;, Kohl one of the linemen of the tele
phone company. next Sunday. The op
!, Grafton is to remove a growth from be
hind the ear which Mr.. Kohl says wa
the result Of a bite he received from
poisonous spider at Walla Walla fiv'
years ago.
The steamer Hannaford met with Al
- accident on her way down to Pasco
few days ago, when about half way be
tween Riparia and the Pasco bridge
Something got wrong with the gearin
of the steam wheel to such an exten
that FIVE hours were consumed in max
ing repairs before the boat was abl
to proceed on the trip.
Leslie Thompson has moved his ar
store into the building occupied by
II. Bethers jewelry store. Mr.. Thomp
son will occupy a portion of the ives
side of the room with stock of artists
materials, pictures and picture francs
He will be agent for Mr.. Fairs picture
and Mr.. Fair will make his headquar
tiers in the same building.
n. The first open air ball of the seaso
ri was given at Schleicher's park at. tn
1t corner of Twelfth and Main 4 zee
,e Wednesday evening. In the early 4 sen
X ing the Charleston and Lewiston band
- gave a concert on the street and late
n ut the dancing pavilion. Music for tn
xe dance was furnished by Pollard's Ope
re Air orchestra consisting Of eigf
" pieces. One Of the largest crowds tha
l. ever attended an occasion OF the kin
in the city was present.