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

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8. B. Paige l. Co. talk to you in this issue.
DR.. Blake, Of Moscow, was in the city
this week.
Thanks to j. X. Vincent for lot of fine
vegetables.
Go to II. X. Barnett for the celebrated
'Bain Wagon.
Thanks to P. T. Lomax for two pair of
prairie chickens.
J. j. Bonner has his fire proof cellar
nearly completed.
Mr.. E. Roby of Big Potlatch gave us
call on Wednesday.
The senior editor of the 'TELLER is rustica-
ting At Lake Waha.
From appearances property will take a
rise in this city soon.
DR.. F. Boston left this week for War.
'rens on pleasure trip.
Mr.. C. Weisgerber and family paid visit
ito Uniontown this week.
H. X. Barnett is agent for the celebrated
Balm Wagon, in this city.
Mr.. Charles Moore of Moscow, has been
the city for the past week.
A. d. Green, of Cottonwood, gave us a
friendly call on Saturday last.
Mr.. Wm. Bender and Mrs. F. Warren,
made visit to Moscow, this week.
H. w. Little is closing his drugs and
msdicincs:out at cost. Read his adj.
Mr.. Philip Ritz, the popular nurseryman,
OF Walla Walla, gave us friendly call this
week.
Miss Clara Stevens left on Saturdays boat
for visit to relatives and friends in Eastern
Oregon.
Morning services have again been changed
to the usual hour in the Catholic church
10 o'clock.
A raft of lumber from the Smell mill was
landed here this week and several more are
on the way.
xaar stock took place last week in the post
Office building.
A Lawn Sociablc was given last evening
= by the ladies Of this city, for the benefit OF
Mrs. Dan. Emery.
Mr.. Aaron Kohn, one OF Colfax's enter
prising business men, was in the city for a
few days this week.
DR.. Shaft left this week for Chapman's
mill on the Clearwater. where he will spend
ashort time 70 recruit.
A Benson's pack train arrived from the
unfnr country N Tuesday and will leave in
A1Sw days fof Warreus.
~ m, B. Grostein returned from trip &c
4 9kt114 on, Saturday last. He speaks
Y koourssin1y of the camp.
II you want good wagon call on II. X
Baxnett, agent for tho celebrated Balm Wa
gon. the best manufactured.
The heat was so intense on Tuesday thai
the workmen were compelled to stop worl
on the Snake river warehouse.
Sam. Gray and family and Mrs. Hatta
baugh and family are in the mountains rus
ticating during the hot weather.
Miss Ida Gordon. having closed he1
school. near Genesee, for this term, returned
homo to this city on Saturday last
A large amount of harvesting machiney i,
bsing shipped into this section by the diff
fsrent agricultural houses in this city.
]. Q. Moxley is on the fight and is firin,
his ammunition away at prices that def,
competitions Read his al. on first page.
Our popular grocer, M. ]. Greenbur
purchased last week the property he no,
occupies from r. H. Wordon; consideratio
5000.
Jim Mccormick returned on Tuesda
last from several weeks prospecting trip 4
the vicinity Of the Skakaho pass in the Bit
ter Root.
An invited party gathered at the residenc
.of Mr.. w. F. Kettenbach on Tuesday eve.
and il is reported that an enjoyable evenin
WAS spent.
NJ. n. Arant, of this city, left on tn
steamer on Tuesday with his mother-in-law
for Salem, where he is taking her for inedl
cal treatment.
We ere creditably informed that galen
: mine has been discovered near Warrens,
T. We will be able to give full particular
IN future issue.
Mr.. ]. Gafeny. gentlemaniy salesman 70
ALEXANDER 4 Eriedenrich, Of Grangeville
errivsd in town on Monday. en- route HON
xrnH trip to Iowa.
The German Catholic settlement in An,
Abos Cottonwood ON Camas Prairie, expec
e h.vs church erected at that place s6ou
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