Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-09-02


Thanks to F. Ross for few Lake trout.
Walla Walla are working their Jail prison
err ON the roads.
Gen. Sherman returns east via the Cana
dian Pacific.
Hon. W. ]. Goulder, returned from Mt,
Idaho last evening.
Crais's mountain has nearly all been. on
fire for several days.
Latest advices report downward tenden-
cy in the price Of wheat.
Or. Moxley has began to move into his
new cellar under his brick.
Mrs. Merrill and Miss Steffin have gone
toSSfane Falls to do dressmak!ug.
Mr.. Griffin, of Moscow, gave the city a
call during the fore part of the week.
Commissioner. Spurbeck is reported as
being at home quite sick with fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. O. Barber, of Uniontown
tarried several days in town this week.
Capt. Sampson, of the Almota, with his
wife have gone to Portland on visit.
John Haily, Jr., has been appointed war
den Of the penitentiary, by Marshal, Baird.
C. Weisgsrber and family made visit to
Uniontown on Sunday and returned on
Monday.
We have not learned that the republicans
are to send any delegation from Idaho coun.
ty to HALEY.
p. NJ. Davis, treasurer of this county ID
having . new residence built in the upper
part of the city.
Mr.. HALEY, of H. S. Croker 4 Co., Ct
San Francisco. has been doing the town the
past few days.
p. b. Johnson, of Walla Walla, has re-
ceived his commission as penitentiary COM
missioner.
Rev. j. D. McConkey and BENZ. Booth,
Of this city have beer Oh Camas Prairie dur
ing the past week.
VIM. Hawley returned from the Occur
d'Alens country on Monday, where he has
been on business trip.
DR.. F, J. Boston, lett on Monday last for
his trip to Philadelphia where he intends to
remain until April next
We are sorry to learn that Mr. Robert
Inghram is lying quite ill with malarial fe-
yer, at his home near this city.
There has been good quality of wheat
threshed on this side of the river, although
the crop WAS light,
The steamer arrives every Monday and
Friday. and leaves every Tuesday and Sat
urday At o'clock, P. N.
Gus. Larson is busy at work plastering
the two new bricks i'll this city and is doing
speedy as we'll az good work.
Mrs. Odle and daughter, Miss Emma
came down from Camas Prairie on Tuesday
en- route east on visit.
Spokane county republicans passed reso-
buttons urging the annexation Of North
Idaho to Washington.
8. G Isaman 4 Co. keep the largest stock
and best brands Of cigars always On hand,
and sell At q reasonable rate.
The O. R. 4 N. company are supplanting
the iron rails on the Blue mountain division
OF their road with steel rails.
ThiIty.fve cars loaded with wheat are
daily passing to Portland over the y. X. 8
N. road, dowu the Columbia.
Fr.m John Denny, who has just returned
rived in that place on Monday last.
The Democrat Territorial Convention OF
Montana re-nominated Hon. j. N. Toole for
congress. on the oath inst, at Helena.
Attorney Hayburn. of Occur d'Alene. has
been in town during the past week on Legal
business before Judge Buck, at chambers.
Mr.. Z. E. Monteith is having built fins
residence in the east end of town. Messrs
Hale q Cooper being the contractor.
Mrs. A. Binnard, of this city has beer
quite i'll for the past week, having been con
food to her Bed.
Street commissioner, Vincent, is having
some good work done on the streets, in The
way of cleaning them from rubbish.
F. B. King. of Cottonwood, came dowr
on Monday, and Mrs. X. left on Tuesday,
steamer for short stay below.
F. Ross, wife and son, VIM. Baird and
family and A. Benson and family made
trip to Lake Waha this week and had ex
cslleut fishing.
There is more than one back yard in thi.
city that should be thoroughly cleaned GU,
before the Fall weather comes, and the au
liberties should see that it is done.
Miss Randall arri red from Mt. Idaho OF
her way to Pomeroy to teach s school
Whilst in the city she was guest of Mis-
Amy DA mas.
RAcEs.-All parties interested in horst
racing for this Fall are requested to meet al
the court house on Saturday evening at