Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-11-01
Hope Furgerson of Pataha is in the CT

A1opc TurSeTson OF iatana Is IN the city
We will give the full particulars Of the
races in our next issue,
E. Baumeister and family, of Asotin
were in the city On Friday.
Report says that the Office Of the Genesee
Advertiser has been attached.
Wayne Furgerson, the timber inspector
10 in the city attending court.
Mrs. J. H. Robinson retu rned on SUNDAY
from an extended visit to Portland.
Uncle Sam, the Spokane Falls auctioneer
10 knocking goods down to the boys.
rrof. Goodwin, Of the Salt Lake Tribune,
made us traterual call onT Tuesday.
The infant child of Mr. and Mrs. John
Roos is lying ill with whoopng cough.
W, Lnndon, m old pioneer from the
Wsippe, paid our city visit this week.
Geo. Fem. one of the honest grnngers
from CAmas Prairie, was i'll the city Friday.
Thomas Shannon of the Pa,aha City DO.
lice force. is in the city attending the races.
Sheriff Stifel, of Aso,in, is sill mprov-
ing and will soon be able to be about again.
Mrs. James Dale. of Mt. Idaho, is in the
city visiting with her daughter, Mrs. Frank
Rise.
a largo number Of strangers have been in
the city during he pas: week attending the
races.
John Burke, of the Bank of Lewiston.
has just returned from a business trip to
Tacoma.
Frank Robinson aud wife, Peter Cu,chin,
and Chas. Taft. If Culfax, are in the city
attending the fair.
Messrs Rafferty,, Taylor and Leeper, a
trio from Pome.oy, are drinking in the
sights of our burg.
Do not forget the high pole jumping at
the track the last day Of the races, prize
$40. FREQ for all.
John Higgins of Mt Idaho, came down
on Sunday on a business trip and re-
turned on Tuesday.
Harry Baughman. mate Of the passenger
steamer, Annie Faxon, is taking a vacation
to attond the races.
Miss Kit;ie Clark. Who has been lying
i'll with malaria fever for the past few weeks
10 now able to be about.
Rooms are being fitted up for court officers
in tn. old Red Cross building at the corner
OF Third aud & streets.
Felix Warren and wife arrived on the
steamer Sunday. after a sojourn Of several
weeks 81 the queen city.
Next Tuesday will be election day. and
al OF those who have not registered should
do 80 before it is too late.
Mrs. J. Mcpherson and children arrived
on Sunday by steamer from visit of several
weeks to the lower country.
Court will convene in the G. + B. hall
this morning The calendar will be found
i'd another column of this issue.
P. Hurcade and Mr.. Hodgins were down
frem the Weippe on Sunday obtaining
their winter supply of provisions. -
B. F. Morris and wife of Mt Idaho. have
Seen paying relatives and friends of this
city visit during the week past.
Rememb the public speaking on Satur-
day evening next, which will take place in
the Grostein j. Binnard brick hall.
Felix Warren. with his four horse Con.
cord coach, is doing tho transportation act
between town and the driving park.
I. s. Weller and Miss Ollie Baggs, sister
OF Mrs. Weller, arrived from Ellen sburs on
Friday, en- route for the formers home.
A heavy rain fell here on Sunday nigh,
and Monday during the day, in conseu u enee
OF which no races were held on Monday,
J. P. Vollmer who has been confined to
his home for the past two weeks with IN.
Mandatory rheumatism, is slowly improving
Mrs. I. c. Hattabsugh has been confined
to her bed for the past week with sick ness.
but We are pleased to note is now conya.
lescent.
A man was drowned at Riparia on Fri.
day while stepping from the stone per to
one of the timbers. The body was not re-.
covered.
An auction sale will be held on Monday
at the old auction stand. The sale will
consist of the house hold goods OF
Mrs. r. Wells.
H. Squier, accompanied by c. F. Leland.
the junior partner OF the paper hereof, done
the towns Of Pataha aud Pomeroy on
Friday and Saturday.
VIM. Howard. an ex-assessor Of This
county. and later Of Colfax, has moved to
Oaksdals, W. T., where he will engage
in the grocery business,