Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-08-20

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WATCAES.--Geo. H. Lake Is agent for the
celebrated Rockford Watches.
Our city fathers should frame law prohibit
Ing parties from gormanizing watermclons on
the sidewalks, especially after night time. ~
Assessor Langdon was in the city this
week.
Maj. Sewell Truax came up by last
steamer.
L. F. Herbert Of the Potlatch was in town
Tuesday.
w. F. Kettenbauch returned Friday from
Portland.
Mrs. Leitch made Lewiston short visit
last week.
The Gates arrived on Monday morning on
schedule time.
Frank and Sam Holt returned this week
from Montana.
J. H. Irvine, Of Farmington, was in the
city this week.
G. r Morrison Of Pataha City was in
the city this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Grostein left last week
IOE 1OEtIanu, oregon.
One Of Grostein's pack trains returned
this week from Warrens.
Sell Reynolds. of Silcott. w. T., has been
in the city for the past week.
The board of equalization for this county
convened in this city on Monday.
Wheat hauling commenced on Monday to
the new warehouse on Snake river.
The family of W. NJ. Rice returned this
week from trip into the mountains.
Sheriff Cameron has returned from a
rusticating trip in the Potlatch country.
DR.. F. j. Boston returned this week from,
an extended visit to Camas Prairie and
Wsrrcns.
We shall expect orr junior some time
during the present week, if he can make the
round trip.
Miss Mate Jennings is engaged as copyist
in the county Auditor and Recorders Office
in this city.
We are sorry to chronicle that Mr.. w. B.
Cooper Is again confined to his bed with q
severe attack of fever.
The pump from the Gates was applied to
relieve our wharf boat ON Monday afternoon
with only partial success.
George Meister, Sr.. formerly of this city,
but now . resident of Seattle, was in the
city few days last week.
Moors's steam thresher has been taken to
Wa.wa-wa on the steamboat, and will be
In motion in that vicinity.
All the harvesters and teamsters in North
Idaho use the Augora Goat Skin Glove, for
sale by J. P. Vollmer & Co.
A. F. Anderson, formerly work. man for
John Kester, has received the appointment
- mate on the steamer Baker.
Read the lad" of the St. Aloysins
Academy in another column. The school
opens Tuesday, September LIST.
Willis Sweet and DR.. Blake arrived in
eewn last week from VISIT to Victoria, en-
route for their home in Moscow.
Tho Spokane ID OF the rocks and but little
damaged. She IL now taking grain from
points between this aud Repairs.
County Commissioners McGreVor. Not.
man and Spurbeck are in the city In attend.
ance ON the board of equalization.
We are pleased to note that Miss Nellie
Mitchell, who has been lying 30 danger
ously i'll, is now able to be about.
Maj. Kroutinger and family and Fred
Kroutinger and family are on Craig's noun
tain spending these long warm days.
Mr.. Oscar Bunnell formerly of this city)
and wife arrived by Fridays steamer. They
viii permanently reside in this city.
Miss Alice Reilly. who has resided in this
city for the past year, left this week for
Colfax, W. T.. to permanently reside.
We are informed that Judge Buck will
hold the term of court in Kootcnai county
before returning home to Lewiston.
We arc greatly indebted to Mr.. J. N,
Lindsay, one Of the leading fruit raissrs Of
the northwest. for . box Of fine plums.
Don't forget that Dr.. C. A. Gay is the
fGr dealing dentist to 60 to for work at
moderate pricea IS
John Shuttle has purchased wildcat from
some parties on ths Asotin. II 10 young
and mean. He has 1t on exhibition at his
saloon.
The family Of W. H. Bender, who have
been visiting in this oity for several weeks
past, returned to their home in Walla Walla
Las week.
The youngest child Of Mr.. and Mrs. P. J.
Whitman has been lying quite i'll for the
pasf week. but We understand is now con-
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The steamer Gates under Capt. Bangh.
- VIII make three trips per week now,