Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-09-10
Read the Trimble Saloon ad.


H. Squier left on Friday last for the east.
Il. J. Bonhore il now in Walla Walla on
visit.
A. Benson's pack train left on Friday last
for Warrens.
A light shower OF rain visited us on We'd
nesday morning.
Del. Lashier. of Spokane Falls gave us a
call on Monday.
Nv. Knifong, Of Moscow, gave our city
. visit ON Monday.
Where is Hibbs, is question frequently
asked; we give it up.
MINNIE LIE Francois left on Mondays
steamer for trip below.
Capt. Sampson is now running the pas
senger boat to this city.
Palouse City is to have purse races on the
Is and 10 of this month.
Milton Gabel of Uniontown gave Lewis
ton call during the week.
The steamer takes good load Of grain
from this landing at every trip.
The roads leading into this place have
been very dusty the past month.
Read the programme Of the races and
shooting that comes off next month.
Several parties in this city are already
training their horses for the fall races.
Mrs. H. Squer and Miss Essie Phillips
of this city, attended the circus in Colfax.
J. Mulheran and r. Humphry. of Palouse
CITY, gave Lewiston call on wednesday.
Mrs. Maj. Krout;nger left on the steam.
er on Monday for St. Louis to visit her
mother.
The sale of the Flynn stock took place on
Saturday last and we are informed that it
sold well.
Lieut.. Pearson, OF Fort Walla Walla and
wife arrived ON Fridays boat and left again
on Monday.
Mrs. Cusic and daughter, sister of DR.. C.
A. Gay, arrived on Fridays boat, from
Winnemucca.
The ware house on Snake river is fast be-
ing filled with wheat, although there is no
roof on it yet.
$500 in premiums to be given away at the
pure races and glass ball shooting in this
city next month.
Mrs. NJ. H. Sprague, who has been dan.
gerously i'll for the past two weeks is now
slowly recovering.
Grostein 4 Binnaird's pack train of n
packs 10 now en- route to Warrens, loaded
with merchandise.
Delegate Voorhees,, Of Washington terri
.,:.: T haforo ~ok, o.
Washington. d. c.
The concert given by Miss A. c. Turner
on Friday evening last was well appreciated
by all who attended.
II you want good cool drink, lemonade
"obbler. or any mixed drink, call at the o
r. & N. Exchange saloon. 40
Mr.. Phillip returned on Thursday las
from Dayton where he had been to meet hi
family who returned with him.
Max We'll and bride arrived from Bake
City on Monday and proceeded to thei
home in Uniontown, on Tuesday.
several others from this city left for Cola.
to take in Robinson's circus this week.
W.T. Kettenbach purchased the band q
cattle at the sale of the Flynn stock on Sat
urday last. Upwards Of fifty head wer
sold.
Several teams have been down forl
Camas Prairie during the past week. br,n,
ing wheat down and taking mcrchandi.
back.
Mr.. A. Sutherland Of the Lapwai Agenc
had his right hand accidently caught in tn
palmer and received . severe but not dar
gerous cut
Several rats Of lumber have arrived froI
Smells saw-mill ON the Potlatch, during tn
past week, and the lumber is pronounce
as excellent.
B. F. Morris returned from Dayton Q
Wednesday last where he had been on
visit. He left tor his home, at Mt. Idah'
on Saturday last.
Mr.. @. Watson. formerly employed in Il
drug store Of Isaman 4 Co. in this city r.
turned on Tuesday evening from the Coe,
dAiene c0oDtry.
The Walla Walla county Agricultur
Fair commenced on Tuesday last and Col
tinues five days. A large showing is G
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