Lewiston inter-state news. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1905-1906, 1905-08-04
Stories Of Street, and Town

Charles Wilmont, a daughter.
Clyde Robinson and wife were VISIT
ing friends at Lenore this week.
Mrs. Ed. Knight has returned from a
trip to the Lewis and Clark fair.
Miss Lucia Clark left Wednesday for
visit with her parents at Sites.
]. w. Offield, of lower Snake river.
was visitor in the city Wednesday.
James B. McGrane is taking an out
Ing this week in the Craig mountains.
MI. and Mrs. D. o. Powell are TAX
ing an outing in the mountains this
week.
Z. +. Osmers and wife arrived We'd
nesday on the steamer Lewiston for
visit to the coast.
Game Warden Harbaugh and Joe
Molloy arrived on the Clearwater train
yesterday from the North Fork section.
w. H. Denny Is erecting barn for
c. D. Graft on Eighth avenue The
structure when completed will cost
1925.
+. H. Wallace, Of Nezperce was in
the city on business few days ago.
Mr. Wallace is a prominent attorney Of
Nezperce.
William Havernick, of the Inland
Commercial company, will leave to-
morrow for trip to the exposition at
Portland.
Mrs. Prentice and sister of Charleston,
were passengers on the steamer Lewis
ton yesterday morning for visit with
friends at Starbuck. Wash.
Bert Younkman, Geo Hayward, Bob
Smith Gus Thiessen and S. w. Dowell
expect to leave Monday on fishing trip
to the Little North Fork.
on visit from Spokane this week and
returned Wednesday morning accom-
| panied by Master Benny Hardin.
Miss Elizabeth Patchen was an arri-
| val yesterday evening on the steamer
Spokane from Dayton, and is the guest
of Mrs. l.. E. Bryant, of Charleston.
Mrs. c. H. Lingenfelter has returned
! from Portland. Mrs. Lingenfelter was
| a member of the reception committee
in the Idaho building at the exposition.
Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Wade and son
Frank, who have been visiting here
with Mrs. Phil Simpkns, left on the
steamer Spokane Wednesday morning
for their home at MAYHEM, Wash.
F. G. Mattoon, formerly Indian agent
at the Lapwai agency, was a visitor in
the city Wednesday. Mr.. NATION ex-
poets to leave next week for North Da
kota, where he will reside in future.
p. Fl. Nelson, of Pueblo, Colorado
was in the city a few days this week
visiting friends in Charleston. Mr. Mel
son has been making tour of the
coast towns and will leave for his Colo
RADIO home today.
G. A. Williams left yesterday for his
ranch near Anatone. Mr.. Williams is
having a fine residence erected on thu
place. Tom Murphy has the contrac
: for putting up the building and 1t II
expected the work will be completed
this week
Miss Edna Rieman sister of Mrs.
F., Nelson, arrived on the steamer Spo
kane Tuesday from Portland. wher
she has been for the past month. Mis-
Rieman arrived in the city this tim
: upon exactly the same date she di'
. six years ago when she made her frs
s visit to Lewiston.
i rhas. y. Babb and wife. Hho hav
been visiting for the past ten day
n here with Attorney Babb. left thi
= morning via Salt Lake and Denver 70
Il their home at Homer, III. Mr.. and Mr.!
l Rabb visited the Portland fair and too
in other points of interest on the coas
n before coming to Lewiston.
w. N. Barnes was an arrival in tn
- city Wednesday afternoon from a thre
months visit in California with h
daughter. Mrs. Brown. Mr.. Barnes wa
= former resident of Pomeroy. II
Y left Yesterday for the prairie countr
:; where he will operate a threshing ma
n chine during the harvest season.
A. Arnold returned yesterday fro1
his placer claims on the Musselshe
i, where he has been since last Marc
ID Mr.. Arnold says he made fine cleaf
he I'D this trip and brought out quanti
"a of the yellow metal to substantiate h
ar statement He says it is rather qui
in that section at the present time b.
that considerable development work
going on and greater activity at u
- mines will begin in a short time. The
are some fine claims In there. he say
& and the showings made on some
a. them are excellent. He expects TO r
III turn soon and continue work the r
maindsr of the sumner.
Frank Moore. of Portland. has pu
~ chased the Grand Central roomi1
re house from Mrs. :. l.. Clapp. 1
III .rapSfar was made Yesterday ana