Lewiston inter-state news. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1905-1906, 1905-04-21
Stories Of Street and Town

Sunday is Easter.
J. A. Bennett. of St. Joe, Mo-, is in
the city.
DIR. w. A. Borns of Greer was in the
city yesterday.
James Stuart, Of Kooskia, was in
the city yesterday.
Francis Jenkins, of Moscow is in
the city on business.
J. J. Jennings has returned from a
business trip to the Potlatch country.
w. X. Carpenter has opened a bar
Der shop on Fourth street between c.
and D. streets.
r. F. Chadwick has returned to his
home in Colfax after visiting here for
few days.
Lewiston has the best concert band
IN the state and our citizens are justly
proud Of it.
Ben Schultz has returned to his
home In Nezperce after spending a few
days in the city.
j. M. Pearce. Of the Lewiston Fuel
and Ice company. was IN Grangeville
on business this week.
E. w. oliver, Of Grangeville, left this
morning on a three weeks trip to Spo-
kane and Walla Walla.
A. w. Conway, the we'll known grain
man of Culdesac. was business Wis
itor in the city yesterday.
Ignorance is like hole in the pock-
et." People who do not read ads are
ignorant Of the cost of anything.
NJ A. Means has returned from a trip
to the Camas Prairie and Nez Perez
country where he has been in the ir-
terests of the electric line.
Harry Hafer. of Troy. Oregon, and
a former resident Of this section, was
in the city Wednesday. on his way to
Elk City. where he will spend the
summer.
The Elks lodge met last night and
conferred work on several candidates
Following the business of the lodge
social session was enjoyed by the
members.
A. w. Geisey. of Portland, special
agent of the Norwich Union Fire In
surance company, was in the city Wis
iting his local agents, Guernsey & New
ton. this week.
|. We don't want all the printing bust
ness in this section, but we want on,
share of it, and we are going to ge,
it, too, if good work and fair treatmen,
count for anything.
NJ. Wilcox and l. E. Hall, recent,
Of Coon Rapids. Iowa, and who hav,
purchased homes in Charleston, were
among those who were added to tl.t
News subscription list today.
Hon. Frank l. Martin. grand master
and D. L. Bailey. grand secretary O
the l. o. o. F. left Wednesday after.
noon to visit the Odd Fellows lodge.
in the Camas prairie country.
w. D. Rogers and David Sampson
of Genesee. were attending to bushes.
at the land Office yesterday. Mr.
Rogers having just secured title to &
choice piece of land near the above
| place.
The McClintock Mining company
operating on the Musselshell, in thu
Pierce district, are asking for bids fol
the construction of a five mile ditcl
to furnish water for their extensiv,
| placer holdings.
Take away from this city the home.
in which this newspaper is read ant
! there would remain a curious fragmen
| apd ruin Of city-with a population
| poorer per capita than that of an!
| community in the world.
Memorial services were conducted IL
the opera house at Grangeville Wed
nesday afternoon out of respect t,
the memory of the late Henry Wax
| AS a mark Of respect the business
houses of Grangeville were closed TO
two hours.
| An Easter luncheon will be serve,
| by the ladies aid of the Methods
| church this afternoon between and
at the home of Mrs. DIR. Ilse. corne
Third street and Fifth avenue. Tn
public is invited.
| The Carnegie library received iron
Mrs. Is. H. Libby a valuable set o
| books that had been in the library o
her late father, Mr.. Young. and befor
his death he had requested Mrs. Libb
| to present the books to the Carnegi
library here. he having been greatl
interested in it's welfare. The wOr
is in 10 volumes, the title being Eek
! plorations and Surveys of a Railroa
Route from the Mississippi River t
the Pacific Ocean," The books wer
| published in 1884 under the directio
of Hon. Jefferson Davis, secretary Q
war, only so sets having been made an
the set is a valuable acquisition to tn