Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-12-04
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| this morning for Lenore to repair
the big gran tramway between that
place and Summit.
H. E. Harris. the creamery man.
left this morning for Pendleton,
Ore.
Henry Cornwool of Charleston left
this morning for short visit with
! friends living near POmerOy. Wash.
Homer T. Carr was in the city
! yesterday attending to business at
the courthouse, returning home this
morning.
John Sorvaag of Pardee was trad
ing in Lewiston yesterday. return
ing home this morning.
! U. 8. Mix of Palouse was a visitor
in the city last night en- route to
visit friends at Orofino.
! Mrs. Mary Kidder, who has been
visiting here for a short time. re-
turned to her home at Orofno this
morning.
Mrs. Ralph D. Hoskins. who has
been visiting friends here for some
time, returned this morning to her
home near Agatha.
J. E. Dobson and family returned
last evening from visit with
friends In Spokane and left this
| morning for their home near Oro-
| fino.
A. Frost, the well-known farmer.
was in the city last night, return
ing home to Lenore this morning.
j. G. Luper. driver on the Gift
fcrd-Lenore stage line. was a pas
senger on the morning train to his
home at Clifford.
r. M. Bachus returned home to
Clifford this morning after a visit in
Lewiston.
J. L. Kingsby, representing Hex
ter. May & Co. Of Portland, selling
Charter Oak stoves. left this morn
ing to look after the business of his
company in the towns of the Clear
water country.
r. e. Jacks OF the Continental
Life Insurance company, with head
quarters In Salt Lake. was a pas
e,-eer on the Clearwater train to-
t'av 70 Orofino.
T. o. Collins. a farmer living near
! A." tina. was a trader In the city
v's'e day. returning home this
morning.
s. P. Fitzgerald. the timber man,
left this morning for an extended
trip through the forests around
Pierce City.
| Mrs. Emile Duchene. who has
been visiting here the last few days,
returned to her home near Orofino
this morning.
Charles H. CARLY left this morn
ing for Leland. where he will look
after his farming interests.
Agent o. H. Lipps of, the Lapwa:
Indian agency was in the city last
evening. returning home this morn
ing.
James Evans left this morning for
his home near Agatha. Mr.. Evans
has been away two years in north
ern Washington and is now moving
back to the Potlatch country.
Attorney A. c. Elliott has return
ed from an extended trip through
Malhuer county. Oregon.
Fred Holbrook and Mrs. Hoibrook
OF Juliaetta are visiting with their
mother. Mrs. N. B. Holbrook of East
Lewiston.
Mrs. T. o. Hanlon is visiting with
| friends in Lapwai today.
| County Commissioner ]. b. Davis |
returned to his home in Mohler to-
day Mr.. Davis has been attending
a meeting Of the county board here.
H. O. Wing passed through this
city this morning from Spokane to
lilo. where ne goes to the bedside OF
his sick mother, Mrs. NJ. Wing. III
his mother is able to. travel. Mr..
Wing expects to take her home with
him. /
Robert Sangster and family OF
Clarks on departed this morning tol
visit with friends in Johnson. Wash.
A. D. Whitson Of the Chant Mu-
sic store Is visitor in Kendrick to-
day.
Nels Peterson returned this morn |
ing to his home In Troy. after trans
acting business before the local land
once.
A. L. Gilkeson Of the Alexander
Fredenrich company Of Grangeville|
was IN the city last evening to meet
travelling men from Eastern whov.- |
sale houses. and returned home on
the morning train.
c. c. Fuller Of Moscow was n visi
tor in the city yesterday. leaving this
morrinT for visit In Orofno.
Nels Lundstrum returned 70 hts
home In Orohno this morning after
a short visit In this city.
Chief Engineer w P. Wood cf the
Nex PIERCE electric line was mas
senger on the morning train to Spo- |
kane.
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