Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-06-28

Mr. WltucnVuhleE HAe &Vo AcW UoA0A III
his bakershop.
The haying season has commenced and a
large crop is looked for.
J,B. Menomy left on Sundays boat for
"Trip in the lower country.
G, W. Risden, of Eugene city, Oregon,
gave us pleasant call on Saturday.
W. W. Elmer, of Bay City. Michigan,
has been in the city for the past week.
Jubilee Singers in the G. i B. hall to-
night. Everybody pronounces them good.
The stages from all points have been
heavily loaded both ways the past month.
Those who are indebted to this office will
please make settlement on the LIST. of July .
Hull Rice lost valuable work mare on
bis trip down by being run over by his wa
gsa.
The steamer loaded on about 900 sacks
ofwheat from the Red warehouse on Sunday
last.
Lot US have some demonstration made
here on the Fourth however small it may
be.
Mr.. Herman, of the Journal and P. Gose
of Uniontown was in the city during the
week.
VIM. Wing and wife and child were in
tie city on Thursday last from the Big Pot
latch.
Clearwater last week with rats of WOOD for
til. market. ~.
W. B. Cooper was in from his place near
Lake Waha this week and returned again
on Tuesday.
H. X. Barnett and John Burke returned
on Saturday from trip through tie north
ern country.
]. P. Vollmer Of this city has been in
Portland the past two weeks but is expect.
ed home this week.
Miss Goddard. who::was hurt some time
ago by runaway team is now able to DO
about On clutches.
WANTED.-A girl to do general house
work. Enquire at tho residence Of R..
Grostein.
Ed. Hammond Of the Weippe paid US a
call on Wednesday and reports having heavy
rams in that section.
Mr., R. Wells, N. B. Holbreok and Mr.
Dent Of this city returned this week from
the Big Bend country.
Amanda Taylor, girl only II years, is
TO- ching school in Owen county, Kentucky.
-NatonaI Tribune.
Mr.. Force, receive. in the y. 8. Land
Office, in this city, and wife are expected to
arrive on the steamer to day.
Steamer arrived on Thursday with pass.
Gnpera sohA and Ia1 ~ 80
and loaded with grain.
l. N. Maxwell left on Tuesday morning
Tor Ebeaezsr, Tennessee, where he goes on
a short business trip.
Mrs. l. N. Maxwell left on the steamer
on Sunday for Oregon where she goes on .
visit to friends and relatives.
Gidd on 5arbsd wire 10 the best wire
MADE; Q. 9. Bunnell agent at Lewiston.
Always on hand in quantities to suit.
The Lewiston -four mill is in operation
every day and turning out class Of -four
"hat cannot be beaten In any country.
+. Ross, wife and twn children will leave
ns1s week for England on short visit, ex-
p'et'sg to be absent about three months.
Rev. A. Horn. Minister of the German
Lutheran Church. will preach in the Epis.
SWSpA' church room on July 3rd. at 1880 P,
Mr: W. L. Costly Of Mt Idaho gave us .
friendly call On Monday and speaks in glow
eg terms OF the crop prospect ON the prai
number of Cine trot.ing horses appear
on our streets Of late showing that We ar,
ssg'nning to raise good stock Of horse il
our midst.
=, The Young son Of Mr.. and Mrs. jane
Sharp TELL from we'll curb last Sunday and
oroke Its collar bone. DR.. Morris dresset
The wound,
Geo. Wooster. formerly purser on tn
.eamer here hut now with A. r. Hotslin
20; OF Spokane Falls, was in the city sev
eral days last week.
Y. Z. Beeson, Hass Crane and Luciu
caves left on Monday Last for summc
IT'D mo the mountains in the vicinity
The Rhoadsviiie districs.
travelling man by the nsms Of Merqa
sos ms leg broken ct Almots last Saturda
:! the upsstting Of the stage that was CON
"s from Colfax to that place.
The weather is again very warm and dr
sad 1t you 60 into the Palace saloon "a
axe dram Of the A No. Gutter whisks
I oa Will be better prepared to stand Il