Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-08-16

the past few days.
II. Souier and A. D. Greene left here on
Monday evening for Camas Prairie.
Sci. and AL. Reynolds, of Alpowai were
both in the city during the past week,
Now is the time to visit your friends in
the east. See the &. A. r. add.
VIM. Kettenbach returned from bust
ness trip to the lower country on Thursday
Democratic primaries were held on Sat.
urday last and the result suited most every
body.
C. G. Bunnell has Just received a car
load of coal that he is selling at reasona.
bic price.
Steamer arrived on Thursday with pass
engers and good quantity of freight for
this point.
Benson's pack train took in. last trip, a
lot of new machinery for Reiboldt, to
Warrens.
W. Leerer, agent for Staver j Walker,
of Pomerey, was a visitor in the city on
Sunday AND Monday.
Some talk is now being made about hav-
ing fall races and the chances look favorable
for them to come OH.
w. A. Simpson and wife, of this city
made trip to the Moscow country last
week, returning on Friday.
Bert Sherwin and family were down from
Salmon river and spent few days in our
city during the past ten days.
There were eighty.oue democratic votes
polled at the primary election on Saturday.
In 1854 there were eighty.nine.
Mrs J. Binnard aud several children
have been in the city on a visit from Pa.
louise City during the week.
Granpa Hutchings has been confined to
his bed the past few days at the resi- dence
,of his daughter. Mrs. Jasper Rand.
"A brother of Geo. Morrison, of this city,
sarrived last week from Albany Oregon, and
will remain with US during the summer.
Miss McBsth, of Mt. Idaho, came down
son Saturday and left on the steamer on
Monday for visit to the lower country.
Walter Fee sold fifteen head of hne
horses to parties who took them to Union
town and from there shipped them by rail.
WANTED.-A girl to do general house
work, apply at the residence of h. Grostein,
Leviston. Idaho, 45.u
Birkie Binuard, who mas been at Gotten.
wood As salesman in the store of Weller,
Wax h Co., arrived from there on Friday.
The Cfattant oga fire on the 9th inst,
was attended with the loss Of eight or ten
lives and about $500. 900 worth Of property.
IN. Maxwell and wife returned on the
steamer on Thursday. The former has been
to Tennessee and the latter to Oregon on .
visit.
Herbert Riggs. returned ON Sunday from
Virginia, after an absence of about nine
months. He says Idaho is the country OF
them all.
L. Rowley left on Tuesday evening for
Spokane Falls. where he expects to meet
his wife. who has been east on visit Tor
the past three months.
Albert Bunker and wife, who are rela.
tives of Walter Fee, Of this city, arrived
from New York last week, and will remain
during the summer.
The A No. l Cutter Whiskey will never
lose its hold in this city. as it is one of the
best brands Of liquor in this market and il
for sale at the Palace Saloon.
d. D. Bnnnell, who has been confined te
his bed during the past two weeks, with
sickness. is slowly improving, and we hops
to soon see him out again.
Lathrop 4 Lambert, of Waha, sold, las
week, l68 head Of fine beef steers to Wal
Ia Walla firm. ct fair figure, and delivered
them to the purchasers on Friday.
We are ready to receive wood on cub
s:ription. Do not wait till it gets too cold
and do not forget that we will also receiv,
money from those who have no wood.
We have received copy OF the Bunel
G'ass Realm. printed and published .
Rockford, W. r., by VI. C. Clark. It i
we'll printed and has patent inside, sue
cess to it.
A. D. Green, deputy U. s. Marshal, Or
rived from the Occur d'Aleue country Of
Saturday evening. He reports Judge La
gan in good health and that he will retur,
here soon.
The following persons were elected .
delegatss to the democratic county cenvsn
ton from Lewiston precinct: j. N. Lind
say, J. B. Norris. Jno. Bymaster, c. F
Leland, Juo. P. vollmer. C. II. Payne
Jaspsr Rand, Jno. Weisgsrber, D. 8. Deaf
James Fleming, VIM. Baird. J. b. Msnomy
Il. Grosteiu, /. n. Maxwell