Lewiston inter-state news. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1905-1906, 1905-04-14

Miss Maud Warren was in the citv
thls week from Lapwai.
Gus Hardin, Of Pomeroy, Washing
ION was in the city this week.
The Episcopal guild met with Mrs.
Z. A. Hastings last Wednesday.
c. s. Puntenney and James Bracket
OF Lookout are visitors in the city.
Harry Thatcher. of Genesee. is tran.
sactins business in the city this week.
The Masonic lodge will meet to
night and will work on three card,.
dates.
Inspector S. F. O'Fallon has return
ed from Boise where he has been on
business.
c. c. Fuller, editor Of the Orofino
Optimist, was a business visitor here
yesterday.
w. L. Taylor. of Spokane, a we'll
known implement man, was in the citv
yesterday.
Mrs. R. Denny, Of Melrose, is in the
city visiting with her sister, Mrs. E,
L Russell.
J. s. Williams was a business visi-
tor to Dayton. Washington, Tuesday
and Wednesday.
Mrs. Robert Mckinley. of Snokane
is in the city visiting her daughter.
Mrs. j. A. Ford.
A. w. Conway, the we'll known grain
merchant of Culdesac, was here this
week on business.
D. l.. Bailey, grand secretary of the
Odd Fellows, was in the city from
Boise Tuesday night
The new stairway on the Fifth street
grade leading to the Carnegie library
is nearly completed.
R. Ryrie. of Spokane. has gone to
the Camas prairie country to look
over the crop conditions.
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and get all the local happenings Of
the Lewiston Charleston country.
George s. Bailey. the mining broker,
Is visiting the Missouri Idaho mine,
in the Orogrande district this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Enos returped
the first of the week from Colfax and
have gone to Orofino where they will
spend the summer.
Grace H. Johnston was granted a
divorce from r. G. Johnston Tuesday.
Testimony was taken and the decree
granted by Judge Steele.
George A. Smith has returned from
a few days trip in the Owyhee coun-
try where he investigated the Bru-
neau irrigation enterprise.
William Hyde Stalker and R. w.
river country where they will look
after life insurance business.
Subscribers of this paper will con-
fer favor by calling up phone Main
261 when they know of a news item
of any kind. We intend to publish all
the local news of this section.
In the show window of the Thatcher
& King book store there is on dis
play two cub bears which were brought
in yesterday, having been captured in
the North Fork country. The cubs are
three months old.
Miss Maud L. Stowe, VINO was jour-
nal clerk in the house during the leg
islature. has accepted position with
w. E. Pierce & Co. as stenographer.
and also as a public typewritist. says
the Boise Statesman.
William Siegrist. who recently pur-
chased the Touring mill at Lapwai,
was in the city Wednesday. Mr.. Sci
grist is from Pomeroy, Washington,
land expects his family to arrive in
a short time to make their future home
at the former place.
George a. Smith. of Lewiston is In
the city for a few days. Mr.. Smith is
one Of Nez Perce's solid farmers and
was formerly chairman of the board OF
county commissioners of his county,
says the Boise News. He is enroute
to inspect the Bruneau lands for him.
self and neighbors, and will be ac-
companied by P. Ne Davis on his trip.
A number of Boise people will join
the party to look over the lands that
are Icing bought under water in the
Bruneau section.
Arbor Day exercises in Idaho will be
held on the 21st of April in every
| school district in the state. Much val
liable data has been sent to the teach
ers Of each district in the state out
lining a style of program to be follow
| ed. Arbor Day is a national event and
is so designated as day when trees
should be planted to improve the APP
pearance of public grounds. The idea
originated with former Secretary OF
Agriculture ]. Sterling Norton whose
hobby was PLANT Trees"
The marriage of Robert Burns, OF
I Lewiston. and Miss Lucille kribbs. OF
Dayten. Washington, will be solemnlz
ed at high noon Sunday next at the