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

A Sempert is in the city on business
from westlake.
NJ. Donzac returned Thursday from
a trip to the exposition.
Mrs. Van M. Ferris is quite Ill at
her home in University addition.
William Russell is lack from a visit
to the Lewis and Clark fair at Port
land.
Attorney F. f. Fogg was attending to
lega, business at Sites the first Of the
week.
Miss Nellie Leaman was an arrival
on the morning train from Spokane
yesterday.
Walter Addison and wife were ar
rivals this morning from a ten days
trip to the Portland fair.
John Livengood, a prominent farmer
Of the Mohler semtion, was a visitor
in the city few days ago.
Professor Pollard's open air orchas-
ira furnished the music for the cele-
bration Of the Fourth at Orofino.
George F. Loeb is suffering from a
painful injury to his hand, the result
Of the explosion Of a fire cracker Tues
day.
c. A. Leeper is in the city from his
ranch in the Craig mountain district
and will soon leave for a trip to Colo
RADIO Springs.
]. ]. Molloy, who has been here the
past week the guest Of his brother, J.
M. Molloy. returned a few days ago
to his home near Myrtle.
Mrs. G. W. wortoring and children
left Wednesday for Butte, Montana,
where they will spend the summer Wis
ting with friends and relatives.
r. E. Goodwin has gone to the Bitter
Root forest reserve where he will re-
main for some time in the service of
Uncle Sam looking after the interests
of the reserve
A. w. Walker returned Wednesday
from Colfax where he has been con-
Quoting a restaurant for the past few
months Mr.. Walker has disposed OF
his business there and has returned tt
Lewiston to remain permanently. He
says Lewiston is good enough for him
p Cards announcing the marriage o
, Adrian Sweet and May Cooper a
Portland were received here this weel
a little in advance of the newly wed
ded couple who arrived here yester
day. Both are we'll known to Lewis
ton people. The bride is the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Cooper, nov
y living in California. but former resi-
I dents Of this place. The young coupl
q announce that they will be at home I,
their friends in Lewiston after Au
;. gust !.
y J. Fl. Bethel returned to the cit
te Wednesday bringing with him bride
He was married June 26 to Miss Dor
- Evans at her home at Elgin Illinois
:, Mr.. Bethel is a we'll known Lewisto
- business man who resides in Charleston
He left a few weeks ago for a brie
visit to his old home in the east bu
Dr. his friends had no intimation that h
to intended to bring home a bride. Mr.
r Bethel is an Elgin girl. This is he
er first visit to the west. but she will fin
welcome among the many friends he
20 husband has in this community.
n Probate Judge Hanlon Wednesda
TT rendered decision in the case OF tn
x. Lewiston National Bank VS.. G. Y
Thompson, in favor of the defendan
~ This case involves the sum Of 1878
~, representing an overdraft made by II
r. defendant as chairman of the republ
er can county central committee. tt
m defense set up the fact that the defend
ant was agent of the committee ar
that the action should have been b.
gun against the committee and Judt
~ Hanlon sustained that view in his d.
;. cision.
or Miss Nellie Harrington won in L
voting contest for a free trip to Il
Portland fair given by the Spokesms
Review. Several young ladies enter
the contest at the beginning but Mi
Harrington and Miss Leanan so'
= took the lead and the matter resolv
itself into a contest between these T.
ladies. The voting was very spiritt
the friends of the two ladies work.
energetically for the success of tn
y respective candidates and at no til
'ys toward the close did either contesta
VIII lead the other in any appreciable nul
~" her Of votes
in J. A. Lands and G. r. Rand spe
md the Fourth at MOSCOW where they co
his Quoted a stand They report a +
ext time and that they did a. good busine
An immense crowd was in. attendar
:, and The city gailv decorated In
,na nationtl colors. The committee
..n charge of the celebration made elao'
oil, ate preparations for the entertainm
-. and comfort Of the big crowd and Sc
lined the side walks on either SIDE
10. the street for a distance Of five bloc