Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-10-11
A fine rain fell on Sunday NIGHT

"A me ram ICH on Sunlay night.
L. y. Roberts was over from Latah coun
ty again this week.
The water in the river, is lower now than
ever known before.
Del Lasher of Spokane Falls, gave our
ci:ya call on Tuesday.
A. Berson's pack train left last week for
Warrens loaded with merchandise.
"A. A. Harris and wife of Grangeville.
were IN the city during the past week.
J. II. Shuttle and family came down from,
Genesee last week and spent few days.
Martin Collins Left on Friday fer War.
rens and will remain until Winter sets in.
Several persons from here wen. to the
mechanics fair in Portland during the pas.
week.
VIM. Baird and John Seeds ,eturna ID on
Saturday from trip to the Salmon river
country.
$. Willen'haler and wife left on the
steamer last week for Portland On pleas
IRE trip.
Mrs j. H, Robinson, Of this city, left On
, the steamer on Monday for Portland to at.
tend the fair,
Eben Mounce returned from the Walla
"alla fair on Sunday aud reports having q
pleasant time.
Mrs. Kress, mother of cur worthy post
master, came down from Uniontown on a
visit last week.
W, 2. EAmunason, of the Big Potlatch
call Saturlaxy and bil
country still produces.
Mrs. Phillips wife of w. Phillips, ac-
companied by her daughter, returned from
trip east last week.
Miss Phoebe Binnard who has been visit
ing her sister Mrs Wax at Grangeville, re-
turned homo on Monday.
John Williams. from Liverpool. Eng
land. is engaged in the dry goods depart
ment Of Grosteiu 8 Binnsrd.
News was received here on Monday even
ing Of the death of Mrs. Frank Utter, who
died on the Big Po,latch on Sunday of
fever.
L. Rowl.y left on Friday last for HALEY
Idaho, where he went to attend the grand
lodge of l. O. o. F., which is now in
session.
Mrs. w. P. Hunt and Mrs. Clindning
and daughter returned on Saturday from
Walla Walla, where they had been attend.
ing the fair.
The democratic county convention will
meet on Monday next, Oct Is in this city
to nominate condidftes for the different Of:
fees Of the county.
]. II Evans purchased the property be.
longing to Geo. Vinegarholtz, situated six
miles below this city, on Tuesday, consd-
Grafton being 81 900.
A fire broke out in tho new bakery at
Uniontown on Friday and destroyed several
buildings near 10y. 1t is supposed to have
caught from defective tlue.
Clindining & Dubuc purchased a small
band OF beef steers from Mr.. Fountain last
week that were raised on Craig's mountain,
and they were in excellent condition.
There has been an extra demand for gals
at the butcher shop in this city during he
past month"; and We think it is all owing TO
the candidates fof Office being so thick.
The pack train of Grostein ? Binnard
left on Sunday with cargo Of merchandise
for Elk City. Mr.. Grostein went in him
eSu duu Will ~ run tHetc 0CToSS To TleTce
City.
The rainy season has started in and the
grass has began to grow, and if you step
into the Palace saloon aud try some of the
No. Cutter Whiskey for sale there, you
will feel like q new man.
NoTIcE.-The stage between here and Gen.
esee will make daily connections with the
train from now till further notice is given.
Passengers leaving Spokane Falls will ar
rive. here the same evening.
News reached here las, week that George
Brown and other parties of warrens had
struck very rich gold ledge up Smith g
gulch, about Four Mile. aud it promises to
be The bonanzs of the camp.
Mr.. Lathrop OF the firm of Lambert &
Lathrop. returned on Friday accompanied
BY his wife and daughter and Mrs. Lam
bert. from a trip to New York. Mr.. L.
says to give him Idaho for producing fruit,
grain aud vegetables.