Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-07-26

Ell. Bonhore left on Tuesday for Spo'
kane Fally.
Mrs. Vine Favor, of Pataha City, is in
tho city on visit.
J. W. Poe aud family are on Craig's
mountain, rusticating.
The moon waa total eclipse on Sunday
night, visible in this section.
John Ross and family made q visit to
Laka Waha on Sunday last.
Ifyou need hotel register the TELLER
Office is the place to get it done.
If YOU want your bed ticks filled with
new straw call ON City delivery.
DR., ]. B. Pilkington, according to adver.
.isement, was at the Raymond House on
Sunday.
Mrs. c. Davis. mother of P. NJ. Davis, of
this city retuI ned last week from visit to
New York.
LIP. Brown and family. of Mt. idaho,
are ON Craig mountain during the warm
weather.
Martin Maui, the gentlemanly proprie-
tor of the Uniontown hotel, was in the city
on Sunday.
John Schultz and family have been in
the city from Genesee several days during
the past week.
Now i. the time to sample the A No. l
Cutter Whiskey at the Palace Saloon for
II bit" drink.
Rev. Father Cataldo paid our city visit
last week, having come down from the
Spokane country
Deputy u. s. Marshal A. D. Greene,
passed through town this week, en- route
for southern Idaho.
s. g. Isaman and L. O'Neill made trip
to Grangevills this week, going the new
road - Lake Waha.
News from F. Ross and family last week
found them in New York all we'll and they
would leave there on the 18th for England.
Maj. Kroutinger has been quite sick the
tain, but at last accounts he was some that
better.
J.H. Gaffeuy, Of the drm Of Alexander
j Gatfeny, dealers in general merchandise
ut Uniontowu. gave our city = visit hist
week.
F.F. Patterson and J. W. Reid of this
city. j. H. Forney and A. r. Parker, of
Grangeville, left on Monday for Spokane
Falls on aples6urs trip.
A large number Of smigrauts are arriving
ny every staansl, and also by teams; some
tor the Camas Prairie country aud Others
for the Weipps.
A. F. Parker. of the Grangsvile Free
fre's, and ] II. Forney. prosecuting At
torney OF Idaho county, arrived in the city
on Saturday.
Joe Jewell and the Remington boys ar
rived hero on Sunday last. from Camas
Fr"lrie and will remain in this section for
several weeks, heading grain south Of here.
A large number of boys and men Of the
city nave been taking advantage Of the
Clearwater being 30 warm and have been
oatning IN the water for the past two
weeks.
". B. Cooper, while driving nails last
week, struck the seconi finger on hia left
hand with the hammer and broke the bone
10 several places and otherwise bruisiup the
finger.
Geo. Weir, who il with the we'll kaoxn
hrm OF Staver l. Walker. Of Portland, came
up on Saturday. He has been quite sjck
the past two months bu. is now rapidly i'm
proving.
John Silcott, who was delegate h tha
democratic National convention hsid g 81
Louis, returned from there on Thuredav:
,oot'ng we'll aud hearty, and says Cleve.
'ana aud Thurman are the coming msn.
James Kearney is now city .narehal Of
tnis city. having been appointed by The CITY
councll to dill the place Of Mr. Bishin, dur.
ing nus absence to Spokane with band Of
horses.
va Friday morning last Jake Frye, IN
old timer u the lower country. wss found
DEAD, in his bed at Riparia; He was keen.
ing saloon there at tho time. The csuss 81
Ms Death was supposed to be heart dissase.
Chas. Clifford. who came down from
W Warrens two weeks ago and proceeded 10
Eugene City, Oregon. returned on Thursday
accompanied BY young vile. They pro-
'eeded 90 % Warreas on Friday.