Lewiston inter-state news. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1905-1906, 1905-07-18

Just INV
,,ss Crozier has returned from
,tst to the coast
,,,srsity of enterprises is needed to
mild up town.
A. Neyland was an arrival on the
s.orsne train yesterday.
". Tannahill left Sunday for
-, TO the prairie country.
,,.s Sarah Flynn returned a few
49,. AGO from a trip to Orofino.
lewiston offers superior advantages
manufacturers to locate here.
rather Post was an arrival on the
..,r from Spokane Saturday evening.
~ Phillips and wife have returned
,, their trip to the Portland expo
sition.
cH Lingenfelter has returned from
visit to the Lewis and Clark fair at
Portland.
T. McCarty and wife are back
..,ro an extended visit with friends on
the coast.
G., Elliott and wife have returned
f,om visit to the Lewis and Clark ex-
position.
NJ Donzac left this morning for a
visit to Yellowstone park and points in
Montana.
III. Schildts and wife were arri-
walls in the city yesterday from trip
to Alaska.
". S. Thompson and wife, of Ore
ron, are visiting relatives in the city
this week.
Miss Grennis left on the owl train
Monday night for visit to the coast
cities.
Mrs. Edminson was a passenger on
the Spokane train Sunday from a visit
to the coast.
F. W. Goddard has opened an EN-
ployment office at room 81 in the
Wesgerber block.
Mrs. Oscar Franklin will leave to-
morrow for an extended visit with
relatives in Debeque, Colorado.
Miss Helen Grannis left yesterday
for Vernon Center, Minnesota, for a
visit with friends and relatives.
H. c. Williamson and sons, Clyde
and Clarence, have gone to the We
natchee section to be absent about two
weeks.
Geo. X. Reed and wife, of Grange
vile, were among the arrivals on the
boat Sunday from the Portland ex-
position.
Mrs. John P. Vollmer and daughter
Norma left Monday night on the Spo-
kane train for visit to Portland and
the fair.
The house fly, if in good condition.
it is said, can lay 10000 eggs in one
season. It's a pity a fly can't be graft
ed on a hen.
Ralph Hall and wife, of Clifford, Were
in the city a few days ago Mr. Hall
came down to make final proof on his
homestead near Clifford
Conductor Timing on the the night
train from Spokane, is taking a layoff
and D. D. Bosworth is filling the posi-
ton during Mr. Things absence.
]. Gillikson, of Blue Earth, Mimi,
and John Mclaughlin, are in the city,
the guests of Frank Cole. Mr. Nc
Laughlin is brother law of Mr..
Cole.
Mrs. Gayman. who has been here
visiting with her brother. Jap Mounce
left this morning for her home at New
Cambrick. Missouri. Mrs. Gaymar
will go via Portland and visit the ex-
position.
William Quinn and J. H. Clark lef
Monday morning for Judkins on tbs
lower Snake river where they will bt
employed at Murphy's warehouse. Mr.
Clark until recently was an employed
on the steamer Spokane.
]. 5. Skinner and daughter Ella lef
Sunday for Portland to visit the ex
position. They will be absent ahou
two weeks and will spend several DAY
at the seaside. On their return the!
will stop off at Tacoma and Spokan
Tor short visit with friends.
Mrs. Dudley Strain. of Spokane, VIII
has been visiting for some time pas
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. f.
Rice, of Charleston. will leave in a fey
days for Pomeroy, where she wi
spend short time visiting old-tim
friends before returning home.
Ifa new fire bell which was pur
chased short time ago under contrat
IRON the firm that the bell should b
paid for provided it proved satisfae
tory, will be. returned, the council de
Gliding that it does not meet the re
quirements of the city's demands
that line
H. +. Marquis and wife were arriva
IN the city Saturday from a trip
Portland. Mr.. Marquis is gener
agent Of the Bankers Reserve Life II
suranee Company, of Omaha. Mo