Lewiston inter-state news. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1905-1906, 1905-07-18
Stories Of Street. and Town

ur0ay on business.
Ed. L. Virgins and wife left today
for a trip to Portland.
Go to the Cove Restaurant for fine
chill con carne. Phone 121. St
Charles Morrison returned Saturday
from a trip to Pierce City.
Miss Claire Morris has returned
from a visit to the Portland fair.
Attorney F. E. Fogg is transacting
business in Grangeville this week.
w. w. Leeper was an arrival on the
Spokane train yesterday afternoon.
Harry Adams left on the night train
Sunday to visit a short time with
relatives at Wallace.
Mrs. II. Russell has gone to Russell
Iowa, where she will spend the sum-
mer visiting relatives.
Miss Luella Clark. graduate nurse,
was an arrival on the Clearwater train
Saturday from a visit to Sites.
Point, North Carolina, visiting his
uncle, Mr.. Dundas.
Mr.. Bowman was in the city Satur-
day en- route home to Nezperce from a
trip to the Sound country.
Mrs. c. w. Shaft and daughter left
Sunday for GAINESVILLE, Idaho, where
they will visit for some time:
B. F. Bush. of the Spokane rooming
house, returned Saturday from visit
to the Lewis and Clark fair.
Mrs. Hepner, of Charleston, returned
on the Spokane train Saturday from
visit with friends at Colfax.
Mrs. Walter Leeper and children are
visiting in Idaho county and will be
absent for several weeks.
c. Thompson was an arrival in the
city yesterday from lower river points
on his way home at Ahsahka.
Mrs. u. b Hilbert and children left
yesterday for a visit to the exposition
and other points on the coast.
DR.. Kinkly was an arrival on the
boat Sunday evening from trip to
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Mrs. L. w Robinson has returned to
Chambers Washington. after weeks
visit with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. M.
Van Ferris
DR.. J. G.. LEM and Mrs. LEM arrived
in Lewiston Saturday from California
where they have been visiting for
some time past.
A. F. Broo. who recently disposed OF
his shoe shop in this city to c. Serely,
left Saturday night for two months
visit on the coast.
Ben Gruhs and wife left Sunday for
visit to the Portland fair and Mr..
Gruhs will also attend to some bust
ness matters while there.
BlondelI and Annie Stookey children
of P. f. Stookey left on the morning
train Saturday for visit with their
uncle, Reed Stookey at Moscow.
w. A. Jones was in the city Satur-
day on business from Grangeville. Mr..
Jones is a stock dealer and was here
! to arrange for the sale of some horses.
Mrs Jap Mounce has returned from
Seattle where she went several weeks
ago. being summoned to the bedside of
her sister, Mrs. Neighbor who has
since died and was buried at Seattle.
II. Reeves was in the city from Waha
Saturday getting supplies and lookins,
for harvest hands. Mr.. Reeves says he
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between two and three hundred tons OF
the finest wheat and timothy hay.
Frank Nelson, of Tammany, was in
the city Saturday on business. Mr.
ing of acres of a new variety of bar
ley which he sowed last fall. The
grain was sown to test the productive
, ness OF the variety and it averaged
about "a bushels to the acre.
r Samuel Wolff manufacturer of th'
famous n. & X. cigar. returned today
from = trip to the Occur dAIene com
try. Mr., Wolff just recently purchased
, the Fl. & K factory here and is max
. ing n trip over the country To secon
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leave in a fe,v days to visit the prai
D RE section.
= The body of William Wesley Blake
man arrived on the Clearwater lin
q yesterday morning from Spalding An
, the funeral services were conducte
; from the train. Rev. G. F. Beaudrea,
of the Christian church delivering tn
8 address at the grave. The .remaiu
4 We're in charge of Undertaken C.
"a Vassar.
D. C. Howard, of the Lewiston Pair
ir and Narnish Co. made a business tri
Ar last week through the Nezperce an
20 Camas prairie countries. Mr.. Howal
n said he had heard great deal abo,
y the fine wheat crop of that section, b,
a that it was far better than he had al
a ticipated, the whole country appearir
,s to be continuous field of grain of Il
A. finest quality. and was an inspirir