Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-07-15

delegates OOrnes, and HALEY have our
thanks for favOrs.
The thermometer in this city was from
96' to ll20 during the past week.
s, Gray has purchased the interest of
VIM. Hunter. in the saddler.shop here.
The district court adjourned sine de- on
Friday last, after consuming seventeen Judi
cial days.
s. G. Isaman will shortly take his de-
parture for California, to be absent for
several months.
8. G. Thompson and wife returned from
an extended visit to the eastern states on
Monday last.
Miss Belle Grostein, of this city, is So
journing in Colfax, the guest Of her sister,
Mrs. 4, Kuhn.
Governor Stevenson and wife arrived on
Tuesday morning, via Moscow, in o private
conveyance.
LOST.-S20 bill, on the streets. Finder
can lave S. by returning it to ?. IL.
Winston, Jr.
Be sure and attend the band boys festi-
val ON tomorrow evening At the grove of
c. A. Thatcher.
Capt. Hunter son of VIM. Hunter, of
this city, came up on Fridays steamer from
Riparia on business.
We are greatly indebted to the Anderson
Bros. for a fine lot trout which they brought
down from the Clearwater.
Mrs. Stannus, wife of our efficient sheriff,
has been confined to her room for several
days past, with sickness.
The barber shop of w. A. Simpson is un-
dergoing repairs. The shop will be enlarged
and improved generally.
We saw samples of fall wheat from the
farm Of W. s. Dyer on Waha, which was of
asuperior quality and we'll filed.
N. W. Brearley. president OF the Lewis.
ton National Bank, has been rustlcating at
Lake Waha during the past week.
Fiv. men are now al work on the tele.
phone line between this city and Moscow and
it will be ready for business in few DAYS.
M. Alexander of Uniontown, spent few
days with us this week. He reports wealth.
or warm but business good in that section.
Porter L Bymaster's saw.mill is again
saving. they having fitted up since the fire,
and are turning out a good quality of lum-
Der.
We are pleased to note that Mrs G. L.
Stevens who has been confined to her bed
for several days past, 10 now able to be
about,
l. N. Maxwell. left here on Wednesday
morning. for Mt. Idaho, where he goes to
defend A. B. White, who is waiting trial
for arson.
The men folks and boys of this city are
Aminent1v anuaoinu fhou, .o1vos ,,loosnr, IF
swimming these warm days, and they are
envied by all.
Miss Ida Gordon closed the school that
she has been teaching at Genesee the past
summer and returned home to this city on
Friday evening.
Walla WAlla Journal: "Died, at Center
vile, Or, July 6, Elois, daughter of NJ. w.
aud Florence NJ. Coon, in her fifth year
Lewiston papers please copy"
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Rowley returned on
Fridays steamer from three months visit
to Puyallup w. T. Mr.. R. returned much
improved in health.
A man who claims to be piano tuner,
was arrested on Thursday evening last for
being drunk and disorderly, 6ned IS and
costs.
Mrs E. L. Merrill and Miss May Steffins,
OF this city, departed on Fridays boat for
"alla Walla, where they will spend the
summer.
j. NJ. Howe left last week for Maine,
where he has been called to settle the estate
OF bis father-in'law, who recently died in
that state.
Rev. Levi Tarr and wife, formerly of this
city, but now residents of Walla Walla, ar
rived on Mondays boat to be in attendance
on the NJ. f. Conference.
The July term of the county commission.
srs court convened on Monday last. Com
missioners Spurbeck, hoffman aud Nc
Gregor being present.
Lee wells, who is engaged a. an appren.
tice in the jewelry store Of NJ. H. Rose, at
Colfax. spent few days with his parents
in this city the present week.
Sam Gray returned last week from his
mines OH American Creek. He reports that
the hydraulic work is in operation and the
camp is in fair way to prosperity.
Governor Stevenson and u s. Attorney,
HAwley, were to start last evening for Pierce
City, to investigate the cause and manner
of the death Of the four cinnamon who muir
dersd Frazier, they being under instructions
from the department, SO to do. It is a
matter which has caused but little interest
tn,this section. - all had become convinced
they were guilty Of the foul murder.