Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-08-27

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They must have been in pretty close quarters
when she was obliged to whisper, don't
breathe so hard darling"
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Mr.. w. B. Cooper Is sojourning at Lake
Waha.
A. Benson, Esq, arrived from Warrcns
last eve.
Lee Smith, of Mt. Idaho, came down
Monday.
Several of the Agency folks were in the
city Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Eckert, of Cottonwood,
are in the city.
VIM. Havermiek, of Grangeville. was in
the city this week.
Thomas Tierney. of Uni,ntown, was in
the city this week.
Some improvements are being made on
the Lewiston ditch.
Hazen Squier returned from Ceur d. lene
ON Mondays steamer.
The frame OF the new warehouse is nearly
up on the wharf on Snake river.
A few horse races took place on the track
back OF town one day this week.
j. W. Parker, Esq, left last week on a
business trip to Portland, Oregon.
Rev. J. d. McConkey left by Tuesday 8
steamer for visit to Walla Walla.
A. f. Parker, of the Nems, arrived home
from trip in the mountains last eve.
j. w. Poe and family returned last week
from pleasure trip in the mountains.
Volume has just dug and bricked up
large well in the rear Of his new brick.
week to spend few days at Leitchville.
The junior of the TELLER came home last
eve from three weeks visit in Warrens.
The family of j. P. Vollmcr returned
from their visit to Lake Waha Friday last
The Gates was detained on Tuesday morn
ing in pumping water out of the wharf boat.
Several fishing parties went to Lake
Waha on Sunday last, returning the same
day.
A gentleman named Root succeeds Mr..
Whitman as o. r. j. N. Co.'S agent in Lew
iston.
Mrs. DR.. ]. B. Morris returned last
week from an extended visit to Camas
Prairie.
1t is not much expected that Prof. VIM
ston will return to Lewiston to re-enter the
land office.
The railroad survey between Stnrbuck and
Pataha has been completed and Office work
is now being done.
What has become of the dog that killed
and mutilated the cattle few months ago
We hear no more of him.
Mr.. 1. S. Weller and wife passed through
town on Friday last, en- route for Boise City
ON visit to friends and relatives.
Mr.. Quackenbush sold and delivered a
j. l. Case thresher yesterday for the Pot
latch country. He has more coming.
Miss Alice Flemming. of this city, has
been lying quite ill for the past week at the
farm of Mr.. Wells, in Tainmany Hollow
Mrs. j. O. Barber, who has been visiting
at the Agency for the past few weeks, re
turned to her home in Uniontown this week
Wa learn that the construction train il
running as far as Pullman, and that before
the 10th Of October the cars will be in Mos
COW.
Owing to no connection being made al
Dayton on Thursday morning, We received
no mail from below Dayton on Thursday
evening.
The horse racing season at Moscow opens
on Saturday next. Several horse men from
this vicinity will be in attendance with theil
race stock.
We feel much indebted to Mr. and Mrs
C. E. Faunce for mess of fine lake trout
sent to US through the kindness of MIR. l. c
Hattabaugh.
Miss Maggie McGregor returned home
from Genesee last week, where she has beer
engaged in teaching school for the pas
three months.
The steamer Spokane passed down from
Asotin yesterday morning aud went oil
below and never SO mnch as gave US a too
with her whistle.
Mr.. Pat Murray returned by Friday
steamer from a visit Of several weeks t.
New York City. He was accompanied b!
one Of his nephews.
The steamer Spokane arrived ON Sunday
eve and took about ITO tons Of grain from
the landing on the opposite bank Of Snak'
river, pear the ferry.
Surveyor Alph Beall has just laid off ant
plated six additional blocks Of lots for A
A. LieuRlien as addition to Moscow, which
till be offered for sale.