Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-07-19

Prompt delivery made Of all kinds of
frsigbl by ). Atkins express wagon. Blue
Gag. lw
H. B. Hodgins, Of Genesee, was in the
city on Friday.
Jss. T. Gale was in the city from Union
town on Thursday last.
Mr.. NJ. L. Ward, of the Big Potl.tch was
in the city on Tuesday.
WIN. Berner came down Clearwater last
Saturday with large wood raft.
Mrs. W. w. Brown is visiting at Cotton.
wood. the guest Of Miss Josie WEIGH.
r. L. Yantis and family are on Craig
mountains escaping the hot weather.
A large amount of freight is being hauled
to Camas Prairie ny teams this summer.
Three ruuaways occurred in the city the
past few days but no great damage done.
Geo. Chamberlain was down from Grange.
vile On Saturday looking as well a. ever.
Judge Rice mnde trip to Craig's noun
tain last week aud ports pleasant time.
Fred. Kroutinger has been on Craigs
mountain the past two weeks looking after
his stock.
A. A, Harris came down from Grangeville
on Thursday aad returned home again ON
Friday.
L. Stannus, of this city and Mr.. Cornwell
of.Colfax are on Calnas Prairie on bust.
ness visit.
The steamer aud stages bring in q large
number Of passengers every trip from all d.
rsctions.
D. N. White and family left on the steam.
sr ON Thursday for Oregon, ON . visit, to be
absent several weeks.
Geo. H. Lake, who has been to New
York on 4 visit the past six weeks, returned
home on Monday evening.
W. p. Edmonton returned to the Pot.
latch country last week and says it is the
best country out of doors.
White mice have made their appearance
in this city. Stannus caught one in a. trap
and ID still looking for more.
Frank Kettenbach and c. e. Montsith
left on Monday last for trip to the noun
taiss hunting and fishing.
Mr.. O.P. Benefsl. Of Rustic. gave US
call on Saturday and says everything is
pro .perous in that section.
LOST.-A pair Of gold eye glasees. Any.
csc fading the same will he suitably re-
wardsd by leaving them 1t this Office.
Miss Rena Poe, who has besn in New
York the past eight moaths. attending .
sausicAl college, returned home on Thurs.
day.
R. Grosteiu and wife, Miss Phoebe Bin.
nard and Master Dan. Grssnburg, left ON
Tuesday afternoon for Wsrrsns camp, on ,
pleasure trip.
Tho steamer has again changed time, It
now strives here on Sunday and Thursday
Of each week and departs tbs days following
alp. n.
4. Benson and son left on Tuesday for
Warrsns, Rev. J. D. Mc('onksy also &C.
oompAuisd them. They will be absent for
some weeks.
II You are troubled with hives or any
ching else, 20 into the Palace Saloon and
sry the A No. l Cutter Whisky. II 10 .
surs thing.
Harry Dowd sold band Of his horses
last week, to Montana buyers, at = good
nxure and he 10 now On SaImon river gath
srins them up.
The Fourth was we'll observed in Pierce
City. grand ball vas given aud other
s.usemsnts were INDUCED in. E. Church,
o. shis city furnished the music.
Johs Buchanan. WAS in from tho Palouse
Iass week ana said the prospects tor large
crop p al kiads 81 grain il better this year
snaa n had bssa tor many years past.
o. n. Poor. who cold the Asotin Ssntinsl
fsv days ago. left on the steamer on Mou-
DAY sorning for Redding California, where
% calculates making bic homs hereafter.
Elmer King was down from Camaa
fraisis On Sunday. He has almost re.
severed from the injury be recsived on his
Ieg y horse falling with him over year
ago.
kuEses Bonhore, who has been in San
tfancisco the past three months, taking in.
ssssetioas 10 the photograph business, re-
surnsd On Thursday's steamer.
m. n L. Smith badly sprained her knee
On Friday while in the photograph gallery
having her child's picture taken. In Ct
eeopting to sst down in chair she acci.
ssas'y gave shs ksss cap severe twist.