Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-07-08

We IRE indebted 20 Delegate HALEY for
favors.
Gov. Stevenson is expected to arrive
here this week
County commissioners meet on Monday
next, the 18th inst.
in. Lindsay attended the Grangeville
celebration on Saturday last.
Prof. Hedger returned from two weeks
visit to Walla Walla on Friday last.
The district court is expected to finish
its business for this term tomorrow.
Read Mr.: Booths card this week, refer.
ing to dumping filth into the water ditch.
US. attorney Hawley left on Friday last
for Camas Prairie to attend the celebration.
Bishop Glorieux will hold services in the
Catholic church in this city on Sunday next,
July IL.
The force of clerks at J p Vollmer 4. Cos
establishment were given holiday on
Monday.
A. C.. Coburn returned from Grangev.lle
this week, where he has been on a bust,
ness trip.
The trial jurors were all discharged on
Thursday last from further attendance at
this term Of court.
&C. Bunuell returned this week from a
visit of three months visiting all the princi-
pal points in the east.
G. G. Morey and Z. Baumester. two of
Asotin City's merchants were in the city
This week on business.
"
h Co.'S. 400 Suits of Clothes which will be
sold at Eastern Prices. 40tf
The mails under the new contractors of
the different mail routes leading into this
place all arrive on time.
Mayor Kelly delivered his message to the
council on Tuesday evening, a copy Of which
we will publish next week.
Neither a saddle horse nor team of
any description was obtainable in this eli
ty on Saturday, Sunday or Monday.
A. Binnard returned from Warrens on
Thursday last. Mrs. B. and her daughter,
Mrs. Wax, also returned from Grangeville.
Rev. Mr. Hetzler, Agt., of the Ameri-
can Bible Society, will preach in the NJ
f church next Sunday morning and even
ing.
Hon. N. Z. Cation, after three weeks at
tendance on the district court in this city,
departed for his home in Wala Walla on
Saturday last.
5, Wildenthaler and family returned
from the Asotin country on Tuesday, hav-
ing spent the Fourth and several other days
in that section.
A. Benson returned from Warrens on Fri
day last. He says ali the boys in camp are
ngood spirits, and the outlook for the old
camp are yet good.
Misses Hattie Baughman and Mary Lind.
say went down on Saturday mornings stea-
mer to attend the celebration at Almota.
returning On Monday.
Lee and Lima Smith are in the city, the
former from Montana and the latter from
Oregon with lot of brood mares. They
ale Gu route for Camas Prairie.
p. H. Ready of Camas Prairie, passed
through town this week en- route home from
Minnesota where he has been with band
OF horses and disposed of them.
Lewiston did not celebrate the 4th this
year, but the A No, |. Cutter Vhskey kept
the lead all tho same This article is sold
at the Palace saloon, in this city.
A social dance was given by the excur-
sionists on Monday evening in the &. & b.
nall, where upwards of twenty-five couple
attended and good time reported
The hearing of the contest case of the
late city election was postponed from Tues
dsy night to one week trom tomorrow
friday night before the city council.
The district court took recess from Fri
day until Tuesday morning, in order to
give all the legal brethren the opportunity
to celebrate the grand aud glorious 4th.
The annual meeting of the Nez Perez
Bible Society, will be held at the tresby.
terrain church on Sunday evening. July II.
Per order, DIsr. SupT.
Prof. Ross furnished the music for the
dance at Almota on Saturday evening last
And it is reported that the people there
We're charmed with the sweet strains execut.
ed at his instance.
y, Miss Martha Courier, daughter of Judge
Courter of Port Townsend and neice OF
Mrs. +. j. Bonhore of this city, came up on
fridays steamer and will remain during the
summer on visit.
Two prominent saloon keepers in Dayton,
McCiary and his partner, were arrested on
tuesday for having burned the Dayton wool
.n mills two years ago. The bartender's
woman gave the business away.