Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-10-18
Cbas. Hoffman of Cameron gave us a
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,,c.t of her sister, Mrs Il. J. Monroe
Louis Schultz who went to Russia on a
visit some months ago returned on Thurs
day.
Several parties from this city attended
Inc fair st Co!f.x and report it grand sf'c'
cess
Much of our local news has been c'or !.
Ell out this week to make room !ur other
matter.
Mr.. Campbell. of Pomeroy. is in the
city, the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. RoI-
inson.
Miss Julia Lydon and father left last
week for California, where Miss Lydon
goes to school.
Uncle Dave German, good old demo.
crat from Julietta. is in town swapping yarns
with the boys.
L, Rowlcy returned from HALEY on Sun.
day aud reports that times are rather quiet
In that section at present.
The funeral of the sen of II. J. and En-
ma Monroe was held on Sunday from the
residence and largely attended.
The 0. r, & N. surveyors are now
camped on Lawyers on C:aig mountain,
and are surveying down the canyon.
The A No. / Gutter Whiskey is known
as the only sure remedy to cure all kinds of
fever. and is for sale at the Palace saloon
The youngest son of Mr.. and Mrs. Squier
Of this city has been quite sick with fever
during the past two weeks but is now
much improved.
F. Rsss and family who made visit to
Germany the past three months returned
nh Thursday, and feel glad TO get back to
Idaho once more.
We do not give but a small portion of
the commissioners proceedings owing to
our space being somewhat limited but will
appear in our mex, issue.
Dr.. Nichols of Gsngeville who has been
to HALEY in attendance to the grand lodge
10. o. F., returned on Thursday and pro-
ccoded on home on Friday.
Geo. Mccoy, the man who was accident.
ly shot on the Potlatch few weeks ago,
died from the effects of the wound on TIE
l4th inst. He was IS years of age.
Notice is hereby given to the democratic
central committee of Ncz Perez county to
meet in this city on Monday at 3 oclocl, d.
M, Oct. D. j. b. Memory, Chairman.
j. Eads, of this city showed us some
raised on the fiat this season. They arc
beauties aud were raised without irrgs ton
We were presented with n potato last
week tn t weighed nearly four pounds,
raised on the farm Of Mr.. Stanley on the
Potlatch. 1t was the largest we haye seer
in this season.
We are informed that races will be held
Oa the Stevens rnce course, commencing or
the Goth instant aud continuing four days
A programme will soon he out and 1t is ex
p'cte,l large crowd will! be in attendance
from abroad.
Rev. Bishop Talbot arrived on Thurs
day and delivered service in the Univer
salist church morning and evening on las
sabbath to large congregation. Tho
bishop accompanied by the Rev. Mr. Nc
Conkey left on Monday for Camas Prairie
A RARE CuANcE.--Dr. Clark, proprieto,
of the Vanmoncscar Dispcnsorv, Portland
will be in Lewiston on Friday the 18th inst
and will remain for few days only, and
can be consulted by those needing the
services of an experienced specialists free o.
charge.
Mr. Clindining, of the firm of C.ndinine
+ Dubuc made n trip to Jamas Prairie las
week and purchased upward of three hun
bred head OF hogs, which he will slsughte,
this fall. He says they are worth cents
pound on the Prairie. and that cattle anC
horses arc also bringing good prices.
P. Hurcade sent us bcx of apples hi
raised in his orchard near the Weipp,
country which are the largest we have see,
ct this years growth. 1t had haen claimed
that that src:ion is too cold for fruit. BuI
this beats our best near Lewiston IIur
cade's farm is about 9, 500 feet above Sc.
level.
We have heard several complaints durin,
the past few days of drunken Indians rails
ing their devilment between here and tn
reservation in tho way of soaring famlie
aloux the road WHEY the men folks wer
away. This should We investigated by GU
people and ascertain where the liquor wa
obtained. One of the Indians claimed t
have got it in Asotln.
Morris Mayer, travelling agent for s. b
Dinkel piel b Co dealers in jewelry, etc
San Francisco, arrived on Tuesday evenin
BY stage. He informed us that while tn
stage was coming down the Alpowai hill
above the toll gate the drivers foot slppe
from the break, and Mr., NJ. was throw
out and badly bruised about the leg. Tn
proper precaution should be taken by tn
stage company aud drivers to prevent sue
accidents.
DOUBLE CRoP OF APPLEs.-Mr. Noun,
Of Tammany handed to us three apple
which he termed the Red As.ran variet,
and which he picked from tree whose Of
plos had been gathered in July. full crc
we'll maturcd. The tree had blossomed II
second time from which he had picked IL
lhree he delivered to us one of which mea
nrsd over three inches in circumfe enc
and the los are still growing and will pr
badly mature this fall Mr.. j. W. Pr
of this city has still larger apples growing
his orchard as q second crop. We think Il
orchardsts in the eastern and middle stat
will find nothing in their orchards tn
will beat this This ia great app
country.
From J. II. Forney. who has inst I
turned from Los Angels, California. ,
learn the following 10 regard to o,
Fellowship: The sovereign Grand Lod
was cordially received by the Lieutena
Governor Ut the state and the mayor OF /,
city Of Los Angels. Fifty-four gra
lodges were represented, and forty.o
grand encampments The order throuq
out she United States is rapidly advancir
A gain OF twenty-five thousand during I
past fiscal year is reported. The O
Fellows of Idaho are progressing NICE
Numbering twcnty-eight lodges aud O