Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-10-07

06l0OrAte0 1socAiOIu VutcuoS'
John Denny returned from a trip north
last week.
H. Wax, of Grangevilte, came down on
Monday last.
VIM. Kildie, of Blain e, paid our city a
visit last week.
Chas, w atson, of Moscow, came down on
Sunday on visit.
Mr.. Grnnell. of Pslvuse, gave Us friend
ly call on Saturday,
nc. Brown, of Mt. Idaho, cam. down
on Monday on visit.
Several new race horses arrived on the
track on Sunday last.
]. Alexander. of this city, left on Monday
for Portland. on business trip.
Wheat is being hauled into town at a
rapid rate by q large number of farmers.
Roger Morrisy, returned from British
Columbia last week, looking well, as usual.
The front of The Grostein 8 Binnard brick
is completed and is now being painted by
Mr.. Kemp.
Mr.. T.. Overman, engineer of Kama is in
the city on visit. Mr.. Crea also came
down with him.
A. Levy. merchant al Genesee gave us a
call IN Tuesday, and says everything in his
SECTION is furnishing.
The new brick of J. G. Monkeys will he
ready for occupancy in a few day and mol
del to the city it will be.
Races commenced vest rday. We
acknowledge the presentation OF season
tickets for which thanks.
Mr.. d. NJ. White has erected a fine
dwelling near his warehouse on Snake river
and has moved into the same.
J. Kester is now the owner of both ex-
press wagons iths city, having bought the
The steamer, Gates, Capt Sampson, came
up on Monday, bringing passengers and
freight. The Almota has been laid up.
Mr.. Adams. from Washington county
Idaho. arrived on Mondays boat, to canvass
North Idaho in the interest of Dubois for
congress.
The first day of races was yesterday and
the Palace Saloon done its usual amount of
business with the A. No. Cutter Whiskey,
for sale there.
Mrs. Norris. VITA of our new Indian
agent. came in from the agency on Friday.
Mr.. Il. McConvills, also Of the agency ac-
companied them.
WANrED.-$3O0 worth of lpmbor in ex-
change for a Studebaker Hack, light
double Harness and 81 so cash. Enquire
at Sco6eld, up town. l-2w
Major Binnard and A. Binnard, of this
city, left on Tuesday for trip to the lower
country. The Majors health at the time
he left was some better.
Mr.. Hogaboone. Of Walla Walla, who has
had Tim, DR.. Kelley's trotter, in training
for the past two months. arrived here on
Mondays steamer with Tim.
Capt. NJ. NJ. Williams, furniture dealer,
in this city. left on Tuesday for trip to
Oregon. He will visit the Mechanics fair
At Portland. before he returns.
A matched race was ran on the Stevens
race course on Monday, between Jerry Nc.
CURES gray horse and a horse called the
Ish horse, the former winning the race.
A large number OF Cinnamon from War
rens. Florence, Elk and Pierce City have
cams down and gone to China during the
Wst two weeks with good sacks of dust.
A will be announced by hand bills this
morning. Mr.. Adams from Weiser city,
Idaho, will speak at the court house to-mor-
row evening at o'clock P. NJ. on the
political issue of the day.
MONEY TO LOAN.-I am prepared to
negotiate loans ON real estate at a low rate
OF interest, s. s. ROGERS 8-ti
Once in Frank Bros. Implement house.
James Holbrook. son of r. Holbrook, who
lives near White Bird. aged about II years
while climbing fence with loaded gun
IN his hand, accidently discharged the gun
the charge striking him in the head, killing
him instantly. The funeral took place al
Grangeville on Saturday.
horse race took place on Sunday last on
the Stevens track. between Black Jack
owned by Jerry Mcclure and Tony, owned
BY Mr.. Mcintosh, both horses being from
Asotin country. The race was one. hall
mile. for fifty dollars side and was won BY
Tony, by two lengths.
PUBLIC SPEAKING.-H Sauier. re.
ceived letter from the chairman Of the ter.
risorial republican central committee, an.
nounciug that Fred T. Dubois. candidate
for delegate in congress aud Hon. j. X.
Watson, . prominent anti Mormon member
OF the 18th legislature of Idaho, will speak
10 Lewiston on the 18th Of Oct. and IN Mos.
COW on the 10th of Oct.
Nr. George Rees showed us some seeding
aches grown above the Rim Rock, about
200 feet above the altitude of Lewiston.
Une OF them was seven inches in circum-
france. The favor was good and they bad
netured well. 1t shows that peaches may
- grown on the high table lands of this