Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-10-04

Steamer arrived on Thursday aud Sunday
with passengers and freight.
Do not forget that we burn wood and
arc willing receive that article on account.
e. Timherlake and J. W. Poe left on
Monday for Crag mountsin on hunting
trip.
The family of r J. Monroe have moved
into town again from their residence on
Waha.
JD, McConkey was elected president of
the school board of this city, on friday, at
their regular mfetira.
Miss Josie Welsh came down from Cot
tonwood last week and will remain IN this
city during the winter.
II. X. Barnett was over from Genesee
last wee!. and reports all booming In mat
part of the country.
p. Fl. Howe and wife returned from
their trip east last week and report having
pleasant Journey.
Frank Baughman left on Monday last
by steamer, for Portland, where he goes
to attend school this Winter.
THAT HACKING COUGH can he SO qnch-
~ curoj by Sh loh's Cure. We guarantee it
f%nNAT. h ~.
VIM. Wing AMI V. 4. Wright. two Of
the prominent settlers Of the Big Po!latch
country sgave our city visit on tuesday
VIM. Short Of Salmon river, came down
on Saturday last and remained over Sunday
and says all are prosperous on the river.
John s;,cott, Al Vile aud several others
G. ,,, S;n,l,y 60 Wollo Wnl-
la to take in the fair which is now going on
Da, Creenbnr. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
J. Greenburg. has been quite sick during the
mas, three weeks but is somewhat improv-
ing.
Rev. Lee Faircllili. who has been in this
CITY the past three years left on Saturday
for Illinois where he will permanently re-
side.
A number Of teams came down from
'Camas Prairie on Friday loaded with grain
and returned with merchandise and ma
chinery.
Mines in this section have been putting
forth some good prospects during the past
year, and we may look for large deve!ope-
ments soon.
denly i'll on the street, on Monday, with
cramps, Dr.. Stirling was summoned, and
he is now on the improve.
We arc going to have Fall races and il
you use the A. No. Cutter Whiskey, for
sale at the Palace Saloon, on your horses
loins he is sure to come out ahead.
On Monday last the Dayton stage broke
down near the Alpowsi, and did not arrive
till about 1890. When it arrived It brought
the largest mail we have had this year.
Miss Rice neice of Mr.. Lunday, proprie
tor OF the Dayton and Moscow stage line.
passed through town on Sunday last from
the north en- route below.
Mrs. Walker and child, of California
daughter of the late D d. Bunnell lef
On Thursday for her home, after visi
here of about two months.
Swank + Co Saddle and harness maker
in this city, have just received new stool
OF all classes of goods in their line, and the.
have their shop neatly fitted up.
s. S. Bouton. formerly resident OF thi
place, bu, now brakeman on the n P, be
tween Pasco rnd Ellensburg, paid the cit
visit last week, returning on Monday.
Rev. G. G Gibson, OF Tammany, left OF
Tuesday for Ellensburg, w. T., where h
goes to attend the territorial convention q
the Christian Church watch convenes &c
day.
The Lewiston Jocky Club met 1T tn
court house in this city on Monday evenin
and elected W. A. Simpson, PRESIDENT; I
S'annus, secretary and 2. NJ. Davis. treas
urer.
A man named J. Fl. Mccoy. accident
shot Geo. Mccoy, while hunting chicken
on Bear Creek, on Saturday; the shot ell
tered the left side just above the hip. an
but little hopes for his recovery is had.
Auditor Kyle and assessor Mix, of Mo-
COW have been in the city The past ten day
attending to business connected with tn
settlement Of adjusting matters betwee
the two counties.
S. r. Smith arrived las. week with a Gre
Of men that are now at work fitting mp II
old scow near the mill. aud will proceed b
low as far as Riparia. near where they al
going to work clearing out the river. :
s.. Hale was chosen by the board of o,
ucation of this, Independent school di
let, No. l, to fill the vacancy in the boar
caused by the death of d. D. Buunell,
their meeting on Friday last.