Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-07-30


on Ta 'saay evening. Quite ram and hail
storm visited the Tammany Hollow corn.
try at the same time.
The steamer made trip to the A.otin
on Monday and brought down . load Of
wheat. Several parties from this city TOOK
a pleasure trip up on the same steamer.
II you want Sc prevent felon from com.
ing on your finger, purchase o pair Of the
Angora Goat Skin Gloves, for sale at ]. p.
Vollmer j. Co.'s brick store in this city.
Mr.. w. B. Cooper was confined to his
room for a few days last week from the ef.
fects of a slight sun.stroke, but We are now
pleased to note that he is able to he about
again.
The lewiston ditch burst on Thursday
last near Lindsay's. aud the street sprink-
Ter was stopped work for severa, days,
which CAUSED the streets to become very dry
and dusty.
The Union temperance meeting will be
held at the hall next Sabbath evening. Miss
Poe has charge of the music and good selec.
tions may b, expected. Let the audience
De as large as usual.
Mr.. Siers, OF Shissler 4 Siers, of Waha,
returned from Montana last week, where he
had been t. investigate the stock market.
we are informed that he was favorably i'm.
pressed with the outlook.
U. s. Inspector Brown arrived in Victoria
on the 9th with papers connected with the
Hibbs extrad,tion case, and there i. hut IN.
tie doubt but what Hibbs will pay this Sec
ton visit this coming fall.
Mr. Dermott and Mr.. Conklin. of Gene
see gave us a visit this week. MIR. C. was
member Of the Chicago mining company
IN 1874, and was quite an active member in
taking parties to the gold fields.
1t is singular thing, but nevertheless
true, that the A No Cutter Whiskey takes
the lead of all other liquor, aud why! be.
cause 1t is the best and Is sold At the Palace
Saloon. land don't you forget it"
The curtains 10 the pantry of the Raw.
mend House caught on FIRE from q lamp last
week aud had it not been discovered in time
considerable damage might have followed,
but it was extinguished without much dam.
age being done.
We learn that Philip Ritz has in his nur.
series at Walla Walla this season, about
$1,000 extra fine, 3 and year old pear
trees. They are probably ~ 6ne lot of
| tne
United States. By the hundred he will sell
them very low. -
J. X. Vincent, brought US . sample oi
sargum raised on his place that STOOD 7 feet
and half high. also some heads of timothy
that measured inches. He also brought
us sample of wheat from the script field
that measured four feet in length. and the
heads measured inches, all well filed.
We were shown sheaf of oats last week
by Sheriff Cameron that was raised on the
place of VIM. Edmundson ON the Big Pot
latch that stood eight feet high, and We are
informed that tho whole country is yielding
such grain. The Potlatch country is hard
to beat for producing grain Of any kind.
A sociable will be held at the house o.
Mrs. H. Squier, on tomorrow FRIDAY
evening. The object is to present contri
button to tie board OF Home Missions of tn,
Presbyterian church. Refreshments will b,
served free of charge, and collection will
be taken to assist in liquidating the present
Indebtedness OF that board.
Lem Chapman came down from the Clear
water saw-mili on Saturday last. He sal,
he had an unwelcome visitor one evening
last week, which took away his best com
panion the cat. He again visited him an,
Mr.. G. met him with his best rife and fred
and upon examination he discovered tina
he had slain large cougar. He was stand
ing in his cabin door aud the couger at hi
feet when he shot.
COUNTY SuNDAr.ScHooL CoNvENrroN.-
There will be mass convention of all tn,
Sunday school workers in this county, hel,
at Moscow, Idaho Aug. I'd, at 7:3O p. M
at which time the county Sunday schoo
association will be perfected upon the In
ternatioual plan. A fine program has beef
prepared. Mr.. f. G. Wheeler, of the In
ternational Executive committee, is expect
ed to be present. together with Mrs. 4. q
Wheeler, Of the Primary Workers Depart
ment Other speakers have also been se
cured. and grand meeting is arranged
Come. and bring delegation from you
school. Please extend the notice. By or
der of the Committee.
Mr.. Frank Kettenbach of the Lapws
Agency informed us that ON Wedr esda
J last while A. Sutherland was out chicke
hunting on the Clearwater opposite tn
agency. Mr.. Nels Anderson crossed owe
and was walking along behind Sutherland
when chicken suddenly arose, and Suth
erland unaware that Anderson was benin
him, turned and fred at che chicken tn
contents of the barrel WAS lodged in Andel
; sons left leg between the knee and ankle
Mr.. A. was Immediately taken across to tn
agency, and Or. Bibby was called and sue
ceeded in taking all the shot from the lint
No bones were broken and he will soon B
able to attend to business again.