Lewiston inter-state news. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1905-1906, 1905-08-11


urs Samuel Reed returned yester
from a trip to Portland.
II Dobner is spending a few days
.,o craig mountains this week.
Harry Riley and bride returned this
orning from Portland and other coast
towns.
,,,ss Carol CARLY left on the train
rrodnesday morning for a visit with
.r,ends at Spokane.
,,,ss BERTHA bernstein and brother
90, an the owl train last night for a
visit to Germany.
n F. Thomas. Of Kamiah. was in the
o;,v Yesterday purchasing supplies
from the local stores
1oe I.asker left on the 2:45 train
wednesday afternoon for business
visit to Kamiah
George breckenridge. N. P. freight
AGENT at sites, was business visitor
in the city Wednesday.
Mrs. William Benton returned We'd
nesdav afternoon from a visit of sew
eral days with friends at Moscow.
Professor r. N. Wright and family
we're among the arrivals on the Spo-
kane passenger yesterday afternoon.
Miss Armstrong was a passenger on
the Spokane train yesterday morning
for a visit to the exposition at Portland
A, Bradbury, who has been in the
city the past few days on business,
left this morning for his home at Mel
rose.
The governing board of the CONNER
cial club will meet in the club rooms
this evening to transact regular bus
mess.
The first lot of premium lists for the
fall fair we're mailed this week. Three
thousand copies will be sent out this
season.
Game Warden Harbaugh left for a
business trip to the upper Clearwater
country on the Sites train Wednesday
afternoon.
Rev Mr. Hood and family of Clarks-
ton. were passengers on the Clearwater
train Wednesday afternoon for an out
ing in the mountains near Gree.
J. X. Bruce. formerly connected with
Mr. Highly in the Horseshoe lunch
counter. was in the city Wednesday or
business from Moscow, where he now
resides.
Lou Hutton. one of the heavy stock
holders in the Hercules mine. was g
visitor in the city yesterday and re-
turned to Spokane on the owl train
last night.
0. S. Bass and John Afford lef
Tuesday night on the Owl train for {
tour of the Big Bend country and town.
on the coast. and will be absent fol
several days.
Thomas Kirby. of Peck. was a vsito
in the city Wednesday. Mr.. Kirby is
brother-in-law of Mr.. Hall of this city
and was here on business in connection
with the Spokane fair.
George Blaine, of Elk City. who ha
been here since Wednesday on bust
train to look after some mining in
terests at Wyreka. California.
Mrs. f. H. Bridger and Miss Ann
Clyde left on the Spokane train thi
and Seaside. Oregon. Mr.. Brdger Wi
go down later and accompany Their
home
Mr.. and Mrs. NanArsdale arrived i
the city on the morning train Wednes
day from Kansas to visit for a coupl
of weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Ores
ser of East Lewiston. Mr.. VanArsdal
Is brother of Mrs. Dresser.
Ed. L. Virgins left Wednesda
morning on the Spokane train for Port
land, where he will join Mrs Wiggin
and children. They will spend som
time at the seaside and expect to re
turn about the first of the month
Mrs. f. Comstock. of Burns Bro
gallery and Miss Madge Wing. WEI
train for Kendrick where they wi
meet Mrs, Comstock's sister. Mis-
Burns. and return home tomorrow
Geo. H. Kester left Wednesda
morning over the n. P. for trip TO II
Portland fair. Mr.. kester will join
family. who are now there. and the
will return about Sept. LIST, att
spending about two weeks at the ses
side
w. Hester, proprietor of the -Four
tain saloon. was the most unfortuna
of the victims Of the big fire, he haVlr
no insurance whatever. His policy
$500, held by Lowe & Fenton in u
Svea. having expired last March al
he failed to renew it. His stock WI
total loss.
Judge Steele returned to Mosco
Yesterday morning after hearing q
habeas corpus case of DR.. Messns