Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-08-12

No, they dtd not get the tuD, but thcy say II
VS. the bucket.
WAT hES. --deo. II. Lake is agent for he
celebrated Rockford Watches.
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Threshers are running again.
Baird has been confirmed by the Senate
r. NJ. Smith came up from Pat.ha City
last Tuesday.
We are pleased to say that most all the
sick are improving.
The roof of the Grostein 4 Binnard brick
10 fast being put on.
Jamee b. HAYES has been confirmed as
Chief Justice Of Idaho.
Mr.. aud Mrs. E. Baumeister. Of Asotin.
were in town yesterday.
w. B. Coopei returned from his trip to
the mountains last week.
C. NJ. Poor, of the Asotin Sentinel, gave
us friendly call ON Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacobs, of Uniontown, gave
Lewiston visit on Monday.
Steamer arrived on Friday and Monday
with passengers and freight.
Maj. Truax came up on Fridays boat and
was doing the town on business.
J. r Winstead, Of Uniontown was in
town during the week Oh business.
B. F. Morris came down from Mt. Idaho
on Saturday and called at our sxnctum.
A meeting is called at the court house on
Sept. 4th to organize stock association.
Miss Belle Grostein, retur led from visit
to Colfax aud Palouse City, on Sunday.
A. D. Green, of Cottonwood. paid Lewis
ton visit last week remaining several days
The brick laying on DR., Monkeys brick
has been finished and Is an ornament to the
city.
The Blackfoot Register hoists the uame ii
Fred. Dubois as candidate tor delegate to
congress.
Geo. A. Manning has taken up ranch
near Spokane Falls and has moved most all
his stock to that section.
The county treasurer at Pomeroy, has
been found short, ia his accounts, to the
sum Of upwards of $4,000.
Mr.. A. Fredenrich, Of Grangeville, came
down last week and spent few days in the
city, returning on Monday.
Al. Stiffel and sever,l other parties from
Asotiu, w. T., left last week on bear hunt
in the Grand Ronde valley.
A number Of freighters have been in town
during the past week, from different parts Of
the country. for merchandise
Capt. Bauyhman tells us that the water
in the Snake river is the lowest he has ever
seen it this early in the SEASON.
Several heavy wind storms have visited
this section during the pas. two weeks,
breaking down shade trees. etc.
Crostsin l. Binnard's pack train returned
from Warrens on Monday and left again this
morning loaded for the same place.
Mr.. NJ. J. Greenburg, our popular grocer
who has been confined to his room for ten
days, 10 again able to attend to business.
Sept 2nd there will be sale Of large
lot Of fine horses. at Uniontown, w. T., at
public auction. Read the list elsewhere.
Several parties were hunting during the
latter part Of last week with gool success
bringing in Roodly number OF chickens.
Mr.. Baird, our newly appointed U. s.
Marshal, was to go to Fursythe. Montana to
dispose Of his horses before returning home.
All that indulge, never fail to pronounce
the A No. | Cutter Xhiskey. for sale at the
Palace Saloon, to be the best in the market.
r. W. Wells was tskin, quite sick on
Sunday, in T.mmany Hollow, DR. Sterling
being called, and at last account he Was Oh
the improve.
Our old townsman, Wesley Mulky, is
again able to appear on our streets witA
comparatively good health. which We are
pleased to note.
We acknowledge the receipt of a compli.
msntary ticket for the First Annual Fair, ia
BE- held a Spokane Falls, w 7. Sept. LIST,
2ud, Sd and 4th
8. 8. Rogers came do wn from Asotin fiat
daring last week and says the grain is look
Jog quite well on that side, notwithstanding
the hut weather.
Most all .hose who went to the mountains
6rst have returned, feeling and looking
much more pleased and healthier. Nothing
like mountsi1 cir.
The Lewiston Touring mill. owned by Mr..
Bosth. will shortly be in operation. Mr..
Wan Pelt Is now overhauling the machinery
and preparing it for work.
Mrs Sarah Binnard, wife Of Aaron Bin.
BARD of Palouse City, ami daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. A.. B'nnsrd IT this city, is here
Waiting relatives and friends.
The board Of equalization. for Nee Perez
county, meet on Monday next. ic this city,
and those who are dissatisfied can make
their troubles known to that body.
7. A. Clark's surveying party are expected
n enter the south fork Of the Clearwater
this week. They were making good time
when last heard from. The brush along the
river had made their progress slowe. than il
would have bssn had their route been en-
tfrsly clear Of audergrowth.