Lewiston inter-state news. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1905-1906, 1905-07-25

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Prof. Wooster and family have re-
turned from visit to the coast.
Ben Dill was among the arrivals on
the Steamer Spokane Sunday evening
President Black and family left Sat
urday morning for an outing at Lake
Waha.
Mox Alexander was a passenger yes
terday morning for a business trip to
Moscow.
J. B. West was passenger on the
Sites train for a trip up the Clear
water Saturday.
Marshal Farmhouse left over the Q.
r. & N. Saturday morning for a trip
to southern Idaho.
N. r. Lee was a passenger on the
Sites train yesterday afternoon for
a business trip to Grangeville.
William Dwyer and wife, Of Clarks-
ton, left Sunday via boat for months
visit at Portland and the seaside.
A. T. McCarty and family left on the
outing in the mountains near Melrose.
A freight wreck on the Clearwater
line delayed the departure of the train
from Lewiston one hour and 20 min
utes Saturday.
: Rev. E. F. Beaudreau left Saturday
for Juliaetta where he conducted ser
vices Sunday in the Christian church
at that place.
Samuel Wolff. proprietor of the II.
& X. cigar factory, and Fred Farmer,
left Sunday for 10 days business trip
to the prairie country.
A. D. Whaley left on the Clearwater
train Saturday afternoon for his home
at Weippe, after transacting some bus
mess at the local land office.
William Wolton, of the Wolton Pool
Room. left Saturday for a trip to Hot
Lake Oregon. where he will receive
reatment for rheumatism.
Miss Myrtle Tilcher, of Grangeville,
arrived IN the city Sunday and took
the steamer yesterday morning for a
visit at the Portland exposition.
H. Laird and w. A. I;arch Were ar
rivals in the o'ty Nor DAY afternoon
IN ;ro Spokane train, from Iowa and
will be the guests of w r. I6nshorn
AID w. H. Skinner Will. here.
Fred King left on the steamer Spo-
kane yesterday morning for Portland
to visit the fair and arrange for the
purchase of holiday goods for the
Thatcher & King book store.
Mrs. J. Fl. Upton. of Charleston, left
Saturday afternoon for a visit witt
the family of Dave Yates. at Kooskia
Mrs. Upton will also visit in Denver
and Grangeville before returning home
and Spice company. was in the cit,
Saturday and reports a good business
for his firm in that section. He lief
Sunday for a trip through the P alous'
country.
Mrs. TAFT and son. Mrs. Hampton
and daughter. and Mrs. Oster, of Bray
man. Mo-. We're passengers on the boa
this morning en- route home via Port
land. They have been visiting rela
tives at Woodside.
W. D. Gano and daughter. Mis-
Pearl. left via the Northern Pacif
Monday morning for Moscow wher
Miss Gano will visit with friends. MI
Gano will go to Colfax where he ha
a position in a carriage shop.
, William Crisp was business visito
, from Peola. Wash Saturday. NJ
I Crisp says the crops In that sectio
are looking fine and the farmers ar
getting their machinery in READINGS
;. to begin the harvest, which will begi
in about a week.
= NJ. II. Bartlett who has heon visitin
= here with his brother p. NJ. Bartlett
7 for the past few days. left Sunda
morning for a visit to the Lewis
will spend some time visiting on II
. coast before returning to his home
Aberdeen. South Dakota.
Il Burgess Ward has just returnt
J. from a weeks visit to Lenore Whe
a he purchased the Joe Frost place. thr
2 miles northeast of the town. The
are about 60 acres of grain or the lal
II and Mr.. Ward will return today to To-
= after the crop. He paid $500 for
+ property.
81 j. y. Gwin, who has been assisti
u in the work at Assessor Daggetts
T. flee the past week, completed his
l. bors and returned. to his home at G
ford last Saturday. Mr.. Gwin a
l. wife only recently returned from Vi
= to Tennessee. He states that the he
lie there was very oppressive and the i
J. nights almost uncomfortable. Mr.. CIV
,e says he now knows how to apprecia
lie the cool nights We have in this Sc
to ton.
ie H. A. Whitfield, Of Peck. was in I
city yesterday on business. Mr.. VIII
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