Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-10-08

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on'chenS''.'''.' ".."....S2 90 to So Der al.
al We offer two hundred pairs. 4 M. !,
wool blankets at $50 A. DAMAs
DIR. II. W Stanton left this moruins "a.
Camas rrairie, where he was called bv Raw
Father Dlomedi, who was taken quite IN
4 The first services in the new Catho,;a
church at Cottonwood were held on Sunaav
last. Rev. Father Diomedi Of this eity
| OBLIGATED.
The Handel 4 Haydn Snciety are rehears.
ing the opera. 'Pirates Of Penzance." Drr.
paratory to being produced to All audience
ere long
| Miss Hattie Baughman left on Friday
last for Portland, Oregon. where she will
remain during the winter visiting friends
and relatives.
Hibbs' examination is expected to take
place On next Thursday. Frank Granhel has
oeen employed as one of the attorneys to de.
fend him.
b. F. Morris and his mother arrived from
VT Idaho on Sunday. He accompanied
his mother as far as Riparia on her way
homo to Missouri.
>. u. lsaman Co. have purchased the
soda works and fountain of Ii. ", Titles.
and have now got it in good running order.
Step in and try it.
Services were held in only one Of the
chnrches on Sunday last, namely, the Meth
Ia nnfT % L. =. II
were ont of the city.
Our street commissioner he's had men at
work cleaning and filing the streets dur.
ing the past week, which makes q much
moro inviting appearance.
Bishop futile will lecture in the Univer.
salst church on Tomorrow evening for the
benefit OF the Episcopal church. Subject
Robert Buns" At 7:3O.
f. A. Rowley has been lying quite i'll 1T
ms residence for the past week. His family
no have been i'll for the past few weeks we
understand are convalescing.
A newspaper called The (ommoaer, named
by Hon. Z. II. Woo hees has issued it's first
number 1T Colfax. 1t a 80 column PAPER
and makes good appearance.
y. q. Isamnn, grand secretary of the l.
y. r: Tor this territory. and l.. Rowley
eft on Mondays boat to attend the grand
odge which convenes at Idaho City.
The Fall races will commence one week
rom to-day, and glass ball shooting and rae
ng VIII continue three days A large crowd
viii be here aad good racing is looked for.
Geo. Morrison left this week with Rand
f.,vS ~ n
ieavor to dispose of them at that point.
'us II he fails he will take them back east
The horsc-rac,ng to commence next Thurs
lay is expected to be largely attended.
ma II you call at the Palace Saloon you can
yet a good supply of the A No. / Cutter
lVhiskey.
Work is rapidly progressing on the top of
very house by building brick chimneys. |
md it is expected that by the first OF No. |
'ember We may see brick chimneys all |
round us.
Geo. Shearer, of Mt. idaho, is visiting in |
his city. Mrs Shearer, his mother, came |
With him en- route to her old home in the /
tates; which she has not visited for over
hirty years.
Gus. Heartburg Of Cottonwood, gave us a |
all on Wednesday and says the farmers
re all preparing to haul grain down here
or shipment when they could realize some
money for it.
Several parties who gave us notes on sub
criptior last spring will bear in mind that
hey are now due, aud il net taken up soon
n attorney will be employed and an extra
Expense incurred.
We should judge from the amount of re-
eipts and receipt checks that we have
printed for the Snake river warehouse dur.
ng the past SIX weeks that an enormous
amount of grain must be stored.
The RAYMOND House, Hotel de France
he California Brewery, Bunnell's hard ware
store and the Post office building are ,,lumi.
iate with the light from .he electric lamp.
1t makes marked improvement.