Lewiston inter-state news. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1905-1906, 1905-07-21

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Miss Sheldon is back from a trip to
the exposition at Portland.
Harry Thatcher was an arrival yes
terday from Nezperce.
Geo. Crum left yesterday for his fruit
ranch on lower Snake river.
Fred Beckwith was in the city yes
terday on business from Kendrick.
D. w. Greenberg left over the N. P.
this morning for trip to the sound.
Miss Mona Mckinney left yesterday
for Spokane, where she will spend the
summer.
Marguerite Butler. daughter Of c. E.
Butler, left yesterday for a visit with
friends at Seattle.
Orville Livensparger expects to leave
sunday for two-weeko' visit to Port
land and Seattle.
]. M. Molloy left Wednesday on the
Sites train on few days fishing trip
to the Little North Fork.
A. F. Giles, proprietor Of the Giles
House at Culdesac. was in the city
Wednesday looking for a hotel cook.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Kettenbach left
on the boat yesterday morning for a
visit at the Lewis AMI Clark exposi-
ton.
Mr.. Ferd Roos Jr, and wife left yes
terday afternoon for Pierce City, where
they will take an outing in the noun
tains.
L. NJ. Graham, who has been here the
past few months left this morning over
the o. r. & N. for his home in Ar
kansas.
X. P. Lee was a passenger on the
boat yesterday morning for a two
exposition.
Bert Young left this morning for the
camp near Southwick. where his father
and other members of the family are
taking an outing.
Mrs. S. B. Oney. of Charleston. was
an arrival last night on the steamer
Lewiston from a five weeks visit with
relatives at Starbuck, Wash
c. J. Breier left last night on a bust
ness trip to Chicago and New York.
Mr.. Breier will stop off for brief visit
at his old home at Helena.
Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Hall were pas
sengers on the boat Tuesday evening
from a visit to the Portland exposition.
They were on their way home to
Grangeville.
Mrs. Geo. Loeb and Miss Kirby left
on the Spokane train Wednesday
morning for a visit to the Lewis and
Clark fair and will return in about six
weeks or two months.
f. s. Brown, of Charleston. has pur-
chased so feet on West Main street
near the bridge The property pur-
chased is part Of that owned by Col.
Fitch The consideration was $500.
! Mrs. John Bremen and daughter
Maud arrived in the city Wednesday
| evening from Missoula, Montana. Mr.
| Bremen is expected to arrive in few
days and the family will locate in
Charleston.
Miss Matte wilkins and Miss
Leora Hitchcock were arrivals on the
Clearwater train yesterday from ELI
City. where they have been for the
past several months. They are er
route to Pomeroy. their former home
and will take the boat Saturday morn
ing for Alpowai and make the remain
der of the journey overland.
]. G. Wade and wife. who have beer
visiting Mr. and Mrs. w. J. Jordan, O.
this city. left on the train Tuesda!
night via Portland en- route to thei
home at Monroe City, Missouri. Mr.
Wade is Mrs. Jordan's brother and Il
a prominent business man of Monroe
CITY. They were accompanied by Mis-
jackson. who is Mrs. Wade's sister.
w. H. Denny has just returned from
lower Tammany, where he has bee
erecting a large granary on the Thies
sen ranch. Harvest, he says. is begin
ming in that section n earnest. ther
being twelve headers and three thresh
ing machines now In operation ther
besides Nelson's combined header an
harvester.
w. D. Hodgson and Mrs Hodgsoi
, who have been here visiting MT
, Hodgsons brother, left on the trai
I | Yesterday morning for their home
. Fargo. n. D. They will go via Port
i. land and visit the fair. From ther
they will go to the Canadian Nations
park and spend a short time befol
. returning to their North Dakota HON
S Miss Constance Pittock arrived
the city Tuesday evening from Sa
I Diego, California. for months Wis
s with her brothers J. w, and c. X. FL
|. took. of this city. She is taking sun
i mer vacation and spent six weei
visiting relatives in Portland befo'
4 coming to Lewiston. Miss Pittock say
n she is very much pleased with this sex
A.. opa thinks the Lewiston Naliey