Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-07-09


Thermometers arc watched close.
The IRE company made good showing.
Street sprinkler done good work Friday
night.
WATCHES Geo. II. Lake Is agent for the
celebrated Rockford Watches.
IT, you wish to purchase good set Of "bsr-
futures" apply to Profs Deacon 4 Reynolds.
He was so taken up with the swing that he
caused himself to be nailed in BY the breechcs.
U. s. Attorney Hawley is expected here
shortly.
Mr.. Dernham Of Moscow was in town this
week.
The bathing in the rivers is now reported
to be excellent.
Mr.. J. L. Eckert, of Cottonwood was in
town this week.
Miles c. Moore. Of wslla Talla. was in
the city this week.
Judge Bu:k Grated and celebrated at
Moscow on the Alb.
Mr.. F. b. King, Of Cottonwood, paved us
pleasant call last week.
MIR. Winaus, of Walla Walla gave our
city call drring the week.
c. B. Hopkins, Of the Palouse Gazette
gave Lewiston visit this week.
A sauaw was arrested on tho 4th, she hav
ing too much "bug juice aboard.
Mrs. A. Elliott, Of Walla Walls; is in tie
city visiting relatives and friends.
The thermometer stood 81 in the shade
on Sunday at the telegraph Office.
Mrs. T. M. Boyd left on Tuesdays steam
or for visit to the lower country.
A few horse races took place on the track
south Of town on Monday afternoon.
q. f. Beeson, of the News, returned from
. visit to Vancouver, on Fridays boat.
Mrs. G. II. Payne left on the steamer on
Sunday for q visit to the Sound country.
It is reported that in every instance the
celebration at Moscow was grand success.
Dan. McElwee, one of Lewiston's old
timers, has been in town for the past week
In the case of Shissler & Siers vs. D. w.
vining. the jury gave the plaintiffs judge
ment for 500.
We understand that the Big Potlatch PEG.
pie celebrated the 4th, but We have no re-
port of particulars.
The Nez Perce Indians that have lately
returned from Indian territory do not come
to town very often.
The Presbyterian Sunday school gave
picnic yesterday on the farm of Mrs. Dowd's
in Tammsny Hollow.
It will soon be time for the lovers Of
mountain life to BE vending their weary
way in that direction.
A. o, johnson, formerly Of this city, but
now residing on Camas Prairie, gave US
pleasant call last week.
The gross receipts Of the band boys are
reported to be upwards Of $500 on the occa-
sion Of the 4th Of July.
Several evenings have been occupied by
court this week owing to the weather being
90 warm in the afternoon.
This office extends thanks to the house Of
Palmer i Rey, dealers in printers material,
for two fine specimen books.
Mr.. Parker. Of the Lapwai Agency, gave
us . Gallon Wednesday aud says everything
10 running smoothly on the reserve.
There was NO Indians here on the 4th,
they having had celebration Of their own
at Lapwai. Also religious meetings.
The dance given at Geneses on the even
ing OF the Sd, 10 reported to have been well
attended and good time spent by all.
The dance given ct the Asotin on the ev.
ening Of the 3rd was we'll attended, and it
IL said that they had ''way-up" time.
Miss Ida Gordon and Miss Maggie Nc
Gregor; who are engaged in teaching school
near Genesse, spent the 4th in this city.
W., H. Leland will Be on Camas Prairie
during the last Of this week and is author
lied to make collections for the TELLER.
A ladies' bracelet was found in the dance
hall on the evening Of the 4th. Tho owner
can have the same by calling ct this office.
Mrs. A. Damas aud daughter. Amy, left
ON Tuesdays steamer for an extended visit
to New York City. to relatives and friends
Herbert Coburn was successful and
caught the creased pig. and King Moxley
got to the top Of the creased pole on the
9Th.
j. Forney OF Mt. Idaho, came down
last week and proceeded to Riparia to meet
days boat.
Hon. p. H. Winston. Register of the U.
8. Land Office in this city, left on the steam.
or on Sunday morning for his home in
North Carolina.
Most of the people from the surrounding
country that attended the celebration here
wore the Angora Goat Skin Gloves, for sale
by J. p. Volimer 4 Co.
Mrs. Odle, mother Of Mrs E Baird, has
been visiting in this city, she returned to
her home on Camas rrairia, accompanied
BY =. Baird. on Tuesday last.
Key winding Watches changed to stem
wind. Fine watches repaired in every way
equal 10 Portland work, BY . practical
workman, at Kress' Jswelry store.
Only two o. three arrests had to be made
eGnng the entire day and evening Of the
- sor disordsrly conduct and these pro.
esedad from IN overdose Of benzine.