Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-09-20

Fl. Squier and F Krout,nger have gone
toeSslmon rive. bunting quartz lodges.
The steamer arrived on Thursday with q
large load OF freight and sever passengers
Mrs A. s. Biurard arrived from Pa
louise last week and is visiting relatives and
friends.
Geo. Penny and Joha Weisgcrher have
been at Lake Waha the past ten days rusti-
eating.
Wheat has been commanding a good price
the past two weeks, being up as high as 625
cents per bushel.
@. D. Fleming and family have moved to
Gene.ee, where they vii hereafter make
their home.
On the Po,!atch, Mr.. Southwick's daugh.
ter, aged II years, died on Friday. of ~
phoidhver.
seriou, Gre in Spokane Falls on Friday
destroyed al entire block of buildings and
damaged several others.
". ". Chase from Rhode Island, has
been in the city the past ten days, visiting
friends, The guest Of MIR. B Booth.
WANTED girl to do general house
work. Inquire at the residence of j, ".
Fig.
Ed, Hammond was in town from the
Weippo on Tuesday aud says that country
i'fast settling up
0 V. Porter and family returned from
Rustic on Monday and will remain here
during the winter.
valuable colt belonging to Mr.. B
Booth, Of this city, died last week of dis
case called the "big head"
Mrs. G. c. Bunnell has been quite sick
during the past few days but we are pleased
to note that she is now much better.
Frank Rice came over from Boise last
week and is now employed in the Baird
livery stable in this city.
c. W. Case and James Ollie returned
from Boise City on Sunday, and proceeded
on home, to Mt. Idaho, on Tuesday.
If you are feeling like you had lost some.
thing 60 into the Palace Saloon and take
drink of The A No. Gutter Whshey and
you will ind it.
Mr.. Wayne FrrIerscn cen'lrmauly land
inspector, for the U. s in this territory,
arrived in this city on Tuesday, and is at
tending to his official duties
Reports from Marshal, Baird, at Boise.
say that the assays mado of the last ore he
took over with him show a higher assay
than on the frst he had assayed.
Several parties went from here on Thurs.
day and attended the speaking Of Hon.
Chas. Worries, democratic candidate for
congress in Washingtoa Territory
On the Oh of November is the election.
and we say put up the best men on both
tickets. and then whoever is elected we will
have good men to serve 10 Office
The county commissioners of Neg Perez
county meet Gu the Sth day of October in
this city. when they will transact all busi-
ness that may come before them.
A number of threshers have been on this
side OF the river the past two weeks, and
all are doing good work and the grain turn.
ing out as well as expected.
We are sorry to chronicle the death of
Mrs. Grief. wife of Joseph Grief, of Union
town, who died at that place on Saturday
last of typhoid fever.
AT An auction sale to he held in this city,
on Saturday. Sent. Goth, at the auction
room OF J, X. Vincent, will be sold he
house plants, belonging to Mrs. T. S. Bill.
iings; the finest ever raised any here. 5l-2I
a number Of relatives Of L. p Brown of
S"mas Prairie. came up on the steamer on
Sunday from Oregon, aud left on Monday
morning for Mt. Idaho.
Miss Minnie Meadows. who is employed
IN the Statesman Office at Valla Walla, as
IN the city on visit tho past week, the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Felix Warren.
We have had mails come very irregular
The past two weeks from the lower country,
ana We have been short of our regular ex.
changes several times; the stage arrives
on regular time.
NOTICE,-Voice culture and piaro les.
sons Best methods. thorough system attic |
work. Terms, one dollar an hour Hour
or half hour lessons. RENA NJ. POE.
49-tf Lewiston, l. T. |
VIM. Mallory. VIII, has been in the en-
pioy of Il. X. Barnett, of this city, the past |
Nv years. has accepted position at Wall |
lace. Idaho on the railroad and will leave /
IN few days to take charge of his duty.
On Wednesday evening China Charley
was struck over the had with pistol by |
man BY the name of Mays. Justice. Hud-
500 made him pay thirty-six dollars, fine
and costs.