Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-07-22
J, H, Hawley left for Boise this morning

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Gov. Stevenson visits Mt. Idaho to-day.
A little child of John Shutte's is lying
quite sick.
Our Jail is empty, the first tins fer several
months past.
Commercial travellers are beginning to
visit us again.
VIM. Hawley came down from Grange
VILE last evening.
Geo. Boardman is erecting new dwell
ing on End street.
Father Wilbur is now located in Walla
Walia with his family.
The old wharf boat is high and dry on
the Snake river island.
Ed Hammond, of Pierce City, gave us a
friendly call on Monday.
A large number of strangers have been in
town during the past week.
A White man was arrested on Saturday
for being drunk and disorderly.
Several parties have been chicken hunting
since the 18th. with good success.
A large number of families are on Craig 5
mountain escaping the warm weather.
The stage of water in Clearwater is fast
being reduced below good rafting limit.
The steamer Baker arrived on Monday on
her regular trip with freight and passengers.
Clyds Parker, of this city, returned from
. trip to Oregon on the steamer on Monday.
Several cases of sickness are reported in
town, some of which are of a serious nature.
Miss Rebecca Shonkweler. of II ,toy
is IN this city visiting her sister Mrs, e. A.
Gay
The Youngest child of f. +. Jeroma, of
this city, has been lying very low the past
week.
Every body is busy harvesting in this
section, and crops will be fair considering
khe weather.
The county commissioners adjourned on
Monday last, after having been in session
seven judical days.
Little Minnie, the youngest daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Binnard, has beea quite Ill
for some days past.
The wheat and other crops south of Tam
many, promise as well as usual Some
fields promise better.
DR. J. W Ashford arrived from Oregon
on Fridays steamer to remain here on 8
visit for several weeks.
VIM. Kettenbach, of the Lewiston Nat
ional Bank, left Oh business trip to Port
land on Saturdays steamer.
Gov. Stevenson. U. s. Attorney HaxleN
and J. NJ. Silcott returned fr IN their tr'l
to Pierce City on Wednesday afternoon,
O. W. Tarr, formerly of this city, wa
here during the week He is now bushes
manager of the Pacific Christian 4dcocdte.
Deputy U. S. MARSHAL Manning returned
from Boise on Monday, where he LANDED
Hibbs and Campbell safe in the penitentary
Rev. Mr. Hetzler agent for the Bible So
oiety visited Lewiston in his usual rounds
and was present at the Methodist conference
The dwelling of Prof. Gardner. on ldah
street. was purchased by c. D. Fleming. G
this city, on Tuesday last, Considerable
$1,000.
We have received the sixteenth annua
catalogue of the Bishop Scott Gramma
School of Portland, which presents goo
showing.
Chestnut is still in the Walla Walla ia
sick. although he has been given his libert
as his identity IS Saunders could not be e
tablished.
SMoKY.-The smoke is becoming quit
dense between this place and the mountain
indicating that fires arc burning in I'll
mountains.
We are requested to announce the Ell
gagement Of Miss Lizzie Levy, of Genese
Idaho. to Mr.. Isaac Cooper, OF Farmin
ton w. T.
Elder Tarr was present at Lewiston du
ing the conference, though 80 much i'll
health As to be unable to take an acti,
part in the exercises.
We have noticed quite lot of machinel
leaving the different machine houses of tn
city during the past week, which speaks
good word for good crops.
A bunch of keys were found near IL
bathing place, in Clearwater, and are no
at this office for the owner after provir
property and paying charges.
Sheriff Stannus lift on Wednesday NOR
ing, having in charge J. c. Jones and Able
Selig. prisoners en- route for Boise, where
will lodge them in the penitentiary.