Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-10-01

Many persons of different minds have been
studying the problem but have failed t. solve it.
Was the rains too leng or the dash board
toe high The turn over did not seem to hurt
anyone.
VIM. says there il very soft place on the
mountain, but he was able to get Jim out by
considerabie prying.
A light rain visited this section on Mon.
day.
John Roberts left for Camas Prairie last
week.
Drummers are not coming to town 90 FREE
quently.
The remains Of VIM. Vernon are to be
sent east.
DR.. F. s. Stirling speaks to you in anoth.
or column.
John Rice, Of Camas Prairie. was in the
city this week.
j. w. Poo left on Sunday last for Pierce
City on business.
Terrible INTERPRETATION riot In Montreal
ON September 20.
Jno. p. vollmer left last weak on bust
ness trip to Portland.
Mr.. j. Davis of Grangeville gave US a
friendly call this week.
d. B. Donaldson, from the north, paid
our city visit this week.
Mrs. e. Baird returned this weekffrom
IN extended visit to Camas Prairie.
Large anti-chinese meeting at Seattle and
the chinese ordered to leave before Nov. lst
II you want good wagon call on G. d.
Fleming, agent for Frank Dros.- iu' sl.;~a';ty.
A.. ID. Green came down from Camas
Prairie on Monday with wool for shipment.
Grain is being hauled into town for ship.
ment from all parts and in large quantities
Mr.. A. Pierstorf Of the Asotin City Flour.
ing Mills, gave us pleasant call on Monday.
Mr.. Baumeister and family will leave
to-day for their new residence in Asotin
City.
Several parties visited Lake Waha dur
ing the past week and report the fishing
good.
Mrs. ], Mc(aee who has been sick for the
past few weeks, near Genesee, died On Sat-
urday last.
Miss Clara Stevens returned Friday last
from visit to relatives and friends in East
ern Oregon.
Bishop Tuttle arrived by Fridays steamer
and held services in the Episcopal church
Sunday last.
Everybody Is looking for raise in wheat
At An early day, and we hope they will not
be disappointed.
The best plows and harrows can be OBJ
tanned Of G. D. Fleming, agent for Frank
Bros. In this city. 62-lm
An Indian woman on the Ceur d'Alene
military reservation killed another Indian
woman ON Sept. II.
M. ]. Greenburg, our most enterprising
gfoceryman, is now clearing q lot adjoining
his present building.
Miss Hayden, sister Of Mrs. I. N.
Maxwell Of this city. arrived by Friday .
steamer from Portland.
Robert Smith Of the Frisco Saloon has
made his business known in another column.
Read what he has to say.
N. J. Greenburg. our enterprising gfo'
eeryman, 10 now receiving fresh oysters, for
sale ct reasonable price.
II yon want good cool drink, lemonade
~obbler, or any mixed drink, call at the D
Il. b N. Exchange saloon. 20
Mrs. Avery and family arrived on Mon
days boat, from tho east. Mrs. A. 10 sistel
Of Ezra and VIM. Baird. of this city.
M. H. Rice arrived in town on Monday
from Camas Prairie, with several team,
i loaded with wheat from that section.
Now il the time that the celebrated
Angors 0oat Skin Gloves are worn the most
For sale cheap atJ. P. vollmer 4 Co.'S.
VIM. Timbsrlaks and J. W. Poe, who
have been out on Craig's mountains hunting
returned last week not being very sue
oessfui.
A. e. Smell has fine lot Of lumber TO
sale ct the Nez Perez Machine Shop, l.
Rowlsy agent. See his I'd. in anothe
column.
There 10 only one thing will keep you il
good spirits. and that is ''drop" Of TIE
No. l Cutter whisky, for sale at the Palace
Saloon.
The examination of Hibbs is to be had .
soon ~ Judge Buck returns from Murray
where he still remains finishing the business
Of the Murray court.
Mrs. Kittie Wright, formerly Miss Kittis
Smiih, was married on Monday at II q. m.
q Ceur d'Alene. to Prof. Gibson. leader o
the band at that place.
A. Benson's train arrived from Warren
On Tuesday. They will soon start bacl
again loaded with ,ssos ahandise for Benson
hsxter's store in that camp.
II you want tender steak or pork o
putton chop, give the new butchers call
the building formerly occupied as tn
3 letolpcs. nsxt door to Bunnells hardwar
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