Lewiston inter-state news. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1905-1906, 1905-12-19
ITEMS IN BRIEF

A. E, Nessley Of Colfax is registered
at the Raymond.
walter H. Graves Of Boise is guest
at the Boilinger hotel,
J. r. Tullenwider. postoffice inspec-
tor for This district, was in Lewiston
Saturday
}, w. Blake president of the Fidelity
state bank at Orohno. was a Lewiston
visitor Monday.
Mrs, c. H. Edwards left Monday
morning to look after affairs on the
stock farm at Kooskia.
Sheriff Harvey Foresman left yester-
day on business up the Clearwater line.
He expects to return tomorrow morn
ing.
Fred White. deputy revenue collector,
returned last night from business trip
to Flathead and Teton counties in Mon
tana.
w. NJ. Chambers, a prominent grain
buyer of Pullman arrived in the city
last night and is registered at the Ray
mond.
City Marshal Eaton of Nezperce was
in Lewiston yesterday, witness in the
Juvenile cases brought before Judge
Hanlon.
S. A. Bartlett Of Dallas, Or. is in
Lewiston. looking up the chances for
a location here for the practice of os-
teopathy.
c. A. Hastings is having the shelving
fitted in the room in the Adams build
ing which he will occupy after the first
Of the year.
G. w. Thompson, who is in California
in the interest Of the Lewiston South
eastern railway. is expected home soma
time this week.
Deputy Sheriff Monroe went to the
Tammany district this morning to
serve legal papers for a foreclosure on
some cattle Of j. n. Nelson, who short
time ago left the country
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Larimer and
children, of Russell, Iowa, after a visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. Miles S. Johnson,
left this morning for trip to Califor-
mia. Mrs. Johnson Is a neice OF Mr..
and Mrs. Larimer.
Potvin & Pittock report continued in
terest in Lewiston real estate. Many
inquiries have been received concerning
the sale Of lots in Enterprise addition,
recently plated on the north side of
the Clearwater river.
H. Brewer Of Genesee, and r. L. Spiker
and L. N. Swift of Nezperce are in the
city for meeting Of the board Of d.
rectors of the Farmers State bank Of
Nezperce. This In an informal meet
ing. not the regular meeting of the
board.
Professor and Mrs. Rider. after
spending some time in Lewiston, left
Saturday night for St. Louis. Profess
sor Ridor originated the new ore re-
duction process employed in the new
plant recently put in operation at
Charleston.
S. A. Masters. brother of Chief Mas
tiers of the police department, is still
confined to the hospital with serious
attack Of gall stones. The physicians
have been unable to operate because
OF the condition of the patient, but are
hopeful that Masters will be able to
the operation this afternoon.
Three turkeys from a bunch of ten
were stolen from the Lewiston Meat
Market. Louis Cherrier. proprietor.
night. The police officers have
made a thorough search Of the city. but
believe the birds were taken from the |
city. The report thaa Is turkeys were
taken Is entirely erroneous.
Joseph Marion Beam. aged 80, died |
at his home on Fifth street Sunday |
afternoon at o'clock. from consump- |
ton, from which he has long been q |
sufferer. The funeral was conducted |
from the residence at 10 o'clock this |
and interment was made In |
the Lewiston cemetery.