Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-06-03

The Fourth OF July committee met last
evening and decided to give a grand cele
bration here the coming Fourth. The
full programme will be published in our
next issue.
S.W. Mix, of Steptoe, was in the city on
Monday.
A. Levy of Genesee, was down on bust
ness this week.
Mr.. Markhom Of Camas Prairie, came
down on Monday.
Hull Rice Of Camas Prairie, was among
US during the week.
A. Rinnard and wife made flying trip to
Mt, Idaho this week.
&c. Elder, of the legal force at Moscow,
was in the city over Sunday.
J. r. Snodderly, of the Asotn, made
Lewiston visit on Monday.
The steamer loaded ON at Asotin on Mon
day over 3, 800 sacks Of grain.
j. w. Riggs, our photographer, is turning
out excellent work nowadays.
Strawberries and cherries have been in
the market for several weeks past.
Chas. Watson, Moscow's enterprising
druggist, was in the city this week.
The iron front for the Grosten 4 Bin
nard brick arrived on Fridays steamer.
Jasper Rand and Leslie Kpaggs made a
trip to Pierce City this week on business.
DR.. F. J. Boston left Monday for Mt. Ida
no, where he will remain until June 20.
Del Lashior. of Hotailing 4 Co., Spokane
Falls, was in the city during the week past.
Five years ago to-day the hail storm that
made things shake in this vicinity. visited us.
Fred Cook. postmaster at Mt. Idaho came
down on Monday, and will remain q few
days.
1. N. Hibbs the defaulting postmaster, is
expected to return from Boise City next
week.
Miss Kate Thatcher who is teaching a Sc
lect school at Moscow, was down during the
week.
C.E. Faunce was in from the Lakes this
week, and reports everything lovely out
there.
To RENT.-A first-class piano on rea.
sonable terms, enquire soon Of J. M.
Howe, 35.tf
B. s. Nishard announces himself as a
candidate for city marshal in another col
umn this week.
Mrs. Morris Howe left last week for the
east, being called there by her father who is
dangerously i'll.
Several fishing parties visited Lake waha
and Sweetwater on Sunday last, all meet
ing with fair success.
A commercial man by the name of Melon
aid has been lying quite i'll at the Raymond
House during the paat week.
Messrs Dernham 4 Kaufman, of Moscow
have recently each erected elegant residences
which are . credit to the town.
r. L. Yantis, wife and child left on Tues
days steamer for Olympia, W. T., to be alb
sent for few months on visit.
The st. Aloysius Academy will shortl,
close for the summer vacation. The clos
ing exercises promise to be grand.
LeBaron 4 Holleran brought down a raf
OF wood on Tuesday last, and they say tina
the water is at good running stage.
N. T. Shirley and AL. Rocks were dow
TINS week from Cotton, and report the crop
S"'"y Sohuieiou III Inat Vicinity.
Madame LeFrancois departed on Tues
days boat for Medical Lake She will max
California visit before returning home.
The old wharf boat is still lodged on Il,
Snake river island. and if the river raise
much higher it will take sail down stream
"A number of freight teams have cam
aown from Camas Prairie during the pas
week and returned loaded with merchandise
D. J. Wann and wife, C. G. Morey an
wife, Miss Alice Fleming and E. Baumeiste
Tare in the city during the week from Aso
L. Rowley and wife left last week TO
fuyallup, w. T., on a visit, the change hi
ing made on account of Mr.. Rowley's fail
ing health.
Miss Mamie Kelley Of Walla Walla. h,
our sincere thanks for boquet of flower,
sent to US through the urbanity of Mr.
E. L. Merrill.
District court will convene in this cit
one week from Wednesday. The calsnda
u lengthy and several important cases vii
be disposed of.
Chris Swendson and Pat kean of the Pierc
City country, made Lewiston visit durinj
tne past week, and also Mr.. Hodgins fron
the same vicinity.
Or. M. A. Kelley left by Tuesdays boa
sor "a!la Walla. He took with him hi
sroster, Tim. and will leave him in charge o
no9abone, the horse trainer At that Mace