Lewiston inter-state news. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1905-1906, 1905-04-18
Stories Of Street, and Town

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| VII. Brown, of Spokane, is in the
city.
Tom Beall is in town from his reser-
walton farm.
F. B. Prime, of Lapwai. is spending
few days in the city this week.
p. ]. Wyatt and family, of Webb
Ridge, were in the city yesterday.
Born, to S. w. Dowell and Mrs
Dowell. April Is. an IL pound son.
i T. H. Brewer and Mrs. Brewer, of
Genesee, were visitors here yesterday
L. Ben Howard. of the mercantile
company. has gone to the Camas prai-
RE country.
Mrs. NJ. Alexander has returped from
Kendrick where she visited her daugh-
} ter, Mrs. F. S. Beckwith.
Frank w. Kettenbach. president of
the Idaho Trust company, arrived in
the city last evening from a business
trip to Portland.
| Mockler & Schultz, OF Nezperce, this
morning shipped from here Is carloads
of cattle and one of hogs to their Big
Bend stock ranch
r The candidate for city office is now
considering seriously the idea Of put
ting himself in the hands of his friends
This is the next step always after
| counting noses and figuring out that
you have a chance.
! Miss Lizzie Kettenbach entertained
{ the Normal faculty people at cards
at the home of Mrs. w. F. Kettenbach
last evening. The game was whist and
the honors of the evening fell to Mrs
Black and Mr. Hubbard.
;. r. Glen Mattoon, Indian agent. OF
Lapwai. was in the city yesterday.
q The Spokane league team which
played two games of baseball here las,
week. has returned to Spokane, having
won series. of five games played dur.
II ing it's tour.
= The seventeenth of April has arrived
S and the time has come for the merger
Z to unmerge. Shortly after this date
pie of the Clearwater country that the,
would hear something drop, and thu
people have their ears to the ground.
g Wesley Steele is building an addition
III to his brick block opposite the Tenn
pie theater which will be occupied
= as a retail candy store for the PrAnl
= candy company. 1t will also be head
n quarters for the sale of all tickets t
n the Temple theater. r. E. Elvers, for
y merly manager of the Temple theatel
will be in charge of the store.
lie d. c. Higdcn, manager of the l. \
u & c. stage line between Sites and Ell
l. City, was in Lewiston Saturday o.
&c his way to Portland. where he will con
Is fer with officials of the company 4
regard to increased facilities for hand
m ling the traffic into the Elk distric
" the coming season, which promises t
t. be the heaviest i'm several years.
The local land office has received of
fetal advices from the department a
Washington accepting the relinquish
Al ment from the state of Idaho of tn
Is $4,000 acres of lands filed on by tn
ie state July 6, 1903. The lands are 10
i Gated in the Salmon river country an
= are now open to settlement. The stat
/ still retains $4,000 acres in this dis
trict.
-. Ray Names was taken before Judg
Hanlon yesterday and examined an
adjudged insane. He will be sent
Blackfoot as soon as an attendant fror
, that institution can reach the. city. NJ
Names is a recent arrival in the ives
and is the man who was held up b
practical jokers at Waha few week
y ago. His friends claim that he wa
- just recovering from a severe Hines
.e and that the shock unsettled his mint
~ A few days ago he brought suit i
o. the district court against the men VIII
perpetrated the fake hold-up.
-. Few pioneers are left in the coun
40 try that date their arrival here i
:. 1861 and of these few Hank Trimble
40 best known. If there any other per
m son in Lewiston now except myself tina
-. arrived as early as 1851 said Nj
u Trimble yesterday, Il can't name hin
and Tom Beall is all l know of in tn
country at present" Mr.. Trimbl
is walked here from Walla Walla on hi
e. way to the Orofino diggings. At tina
rs time there was not house in tn
> town but few people were living her
in tents. Next year was the grand rus
e. to the mines and the town grew u
As like mushroom.
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