Lewiston inter-state news. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1905-1906, 1905-04-28

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cash Cole is in the city from his
ranch on Cottonwood creek.
W. J. Clemens, of Anatone. was a
visitor in Lewiston yesterday.
Mrs. Jap Mounce has returned from
a trip to the Sound country.
A. A. Campbell has returned from a |
cuisines strip to the Palouse country. |
George s. Bailey has returned from |
trip to the mines of the Big Creek
district
Mrs. r. V. Cozier, of Moscow. is in |
the city the guest OF her sister. Mrs. !
John Little.
Dr. Lyons and Mrs. Lyons of st.
Paul are in the city the guests OF Mrs.
Pascal Smith.
Representative Lem Magill of Peck
ing this week
Opening of the Raymond Grill Sat-
urday evening from to 10. Music by
the orchestra
NJ. c. McGrew, of walla walla. was
an arrival in the city Wednesday en-
route to Kendrick
J Jas. Rookie. of Cottonwood, was reg
istered as a guest at the Raymond
House this week
Mrs. A. Wayman, of GEN. Idaho,
is in the city visiting with her mother,
Mrs. H. Schoheld.
Harry Dowd left yesterday for a
trip through the Clearwater country
| to purchase stock.
]. W. Rose. of Roseburg. Oregon is
new arrival in the city and expects
to locate here permanently.
| A. D. Gritman has returned from a
visit to the Occur d'Alene country
where he has mining interests.
Engineer Fred Glenn and S. p. Fitz-
gerald have returned from a business
trip to the Clearwater country.
c. H. PayneS of the Cash hardware
store. has returned from a business
trip to the Clearwater country.
The Raymond Grill will be opened
Saturday. April 90, and dinner served
between the hours of and 10.
W. L. Clifford is erecting a new resi-
dence on Ninth street in Thompson's
addition Fred Sedel is the contractor
Mr.. George w. Temple. of the Mer-
camille company, was a business visi.
/ tor in the Clearwater country thi.
! week.
Mr.. A. D. Alexander, manager of tn,
s American Typefounders' company, o
e Spokane. was In the city this week Wis
e iting the printing trade of the city.
F. F.. Helwig and Mrs. Helwig viii
: leave about the first of the month TO
4 their former home in Michigan. Nj
e Helwig finds that his health compel
= him to make the change.
c. w. Mount and Mrs. Mount accom-
panied by their children. have gone t
Portland for a few days visit. Will
in Portland Mr.. Mount will atten
y the monthly meeting of traffic men G
n the o. r. & n. Co.
Hastings Bros. of Meadow Gulch. o
the lower Snake river. were in the cit
this week enroute to the upper Clear
= water river where they will prepar
;" drive of logs for both wood an
lumber which will be taken to the
home.
The steamer Mountain Gem yesteI
day left for trip to the upper Snai
-. river country with cargo of sur
. plies for the mining companies aion
the river A number of people in tt
city took advantage OF the trip to az
company the steamer as passengers.
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the river front report that the bun
-. per fruit crop, as we'll as wheat Gro
-, is expected in the Snake river vall'
this year The cold wave did not dan
a. age below Charleston. and the trees a
in the best possible shape. while Il
wheat crop will probably be the hea
er lest ever hauled out of the country.
- city yesterday and reports that a p
tition has been circulated asking q
'H postohice department for permission
10 remove the postoffice from It's prese
site to the new store building that
being erected by Cliff NJ. Wilson al
~ TO have the latter appointed postma
h. ter. Mr. Robinson reports that bus
nm ness ia lively in Silcott and that I
dr' town promises to grow materially d'
gh ing the present year. He states tn
liza T. I, .Stember is erecting a new rel
re- dence near the Alpowa postoffice.
also reports that John Hauser OF Po'
red eroy Is IN tnat Neis
,dv his fruit orchard and alfalfa neid
ew All the arrangements have now De
rk- completed for the grand After Eas
oat hall 20 be given tonight under the al
eks n;ces of Laurel Chapter No. b. Orc
md If the Eastern Star. The dancing b