Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-08-13
Miss Jenny Rudy is in the city visiting


Miss Jenny Rudy is in the city visiting.
NJ NJ. Arant returned Friday from Salem,
Oregon.
Max Baumister came up on Fridays boat
from Walla Walla.
Mr.. A. Small, of Freedom, I. T., was in
the city this week.
Ray Woodworth, Of the Alpowai, was in
the city this week.
Lake Waha has had host of visitors
during the week past.
Capt. s. r. Smith and family arrived in
town last week on visit.
NJ. ]. H. Benton returned from his tour
in the mountaiCs last week.
The steamer succeeded in getting back
from Pine Tree Rapids last eve.
Mr.. ". f. Kettenbach left by Saturday s
steamer tor Portland OH business.
Mr.. J. P. Vollmer's family left Sunday
to spend few days at Lake Waha.
Miss Nellie Truax came up on Friday S
boat for visit to friends in this city.
Cha lie Sage was badly cut on barbed
wire N ar Hatwa, and his horse nearly
uinel.
Every business house and saloon in this
city was closed on Saturday from 10 A. NJ.
to 2 p. NJ.
Attorney Parker and family returned
saturday eve from three weeks visit in
the mountains.
Niles Moore's steam thrssher is now doing
good work. since experience IN handling it
has been attained.
Mr.. J. Alexander left last week on bust.
ness trip to Portland, and returned Tues.
day evening last.
Bishop Glor,eux preached in the Catholic
church in this city on Sunday last and ad-
ministered confirmation.
The Raymond House has been supplied
with ''Lewis Hand Fire Extinguishers, by
+. J. Bonhore, the agent.
Mr. Reese has completed the re.survey OF
the north line Of the Reservation and com.
mencss the sonth line to-day.
If YOU don't want to miss grand treat,
attent the entertainment Of the Nashville
Studendts on tomorrow evening.
Miss Nellie Stanton returned on Fridays
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Miss Amy Mills and others of Walla Walla.
Tickets are now on sale at Isaman d Co. s
for the entertainment OF the Original Nash.
willie Students, and they are selling quite
rapidly.
For the finest favored cigar in the city,
call on Isaman j Co. They have just re.
ceived fresh supply of the inest brands in
the market.
The gravel bar at the head of the island
abreast OF town in Snake river appears to
have undergone some change during the last
high water.
We learn that another new ware house
and wharf 10 likely to be built on the lot of
E. PeaIcy on Snake river frontage. Wonder
who will own it when built.
Remember that the entertainment to be
given tomorrow evening by the Nashville
Students will conclude with the laughable
musical sketch entitled: can evening with
Uncle Rasper."
The Chapman Brothers are progressing
quite rapidly with their wharf on Snake
river. The bents are all up and the plank.
ing will soon be in place. 1t is 200 feet in
length and about 20 feet in width.
Miles moore ana his associates in the
scrip land south of this town are about the
only ones Of Walla walia who are willing
to admit the superiority Of the lands of this
section for raising wheat. There is wilful
blindness in this which time will dispel,
Mr.. E. G. Wheeler, general Sunday school
missionary for Oregon. Washington and
Idaho, made us . very pleasant call on
Monday last. He informs US that he has
done good work in the interest Of the Sum
day schools At this place. This work should
.be encouraged by every one in our little
city.
We learn that it is in contemplation to
build the road from Starbuck to Pataha at
an early day. but no farther 1t is claimed
that between Pataha and this place grades
are too heavy Tor railroad and tina, Pataha
will be the eastern terminus. Engineers
Who have viewed the route have thought
aifersntly.
The accident to Mr.. Bower at Mt. Idaho
10 . severe misfortune to Q well tried and
worthy citizen OF long standing in Idaho
county. For two terms he Tiled the Office
OF Probate Judge of that county with honor
TO the county and credit to himself. He
Iaas the sympathy Of host of friends in
ss.osp Nex Psrce and Idaho counties.