Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-09-27

Joseph Riley OF Asotln gave us friendly
call on Monday.
Harry Cone, of Camas Prairie was in the
city several days last week
Max Baumeister was in the city on Mon
day from Walla Walla.
There has not been so much sickness in
this city thespast two weeks.
y. Alexander has been IN Portland the
past ten days on business trip.
r. F. Morris. Of Mt. Idaho, was in the
city several days during the past week.
Mr.. G. W. Piper and wife, of Moscow,
was in the city on Saturday, visiting friends.
Robt. Schleicher and Harry Madgwick
returned on Monday from trip to Craig
mountain.
Mr.. J. Pierstorff of Asotin flour mill, at
Asotin, gave our city visit during the
week last past.
Uncle Johnny Wood passed through town
on Friday last from Grangevile, en- route
to New York on visit.
H. C. Payne has been coninel to his
home with sickness the past week, but is
able 70 be about again.
A Benson, while en- route for Warrens,
two weeks ago. had his favorite buggy
horse, Frank, die at Grangevile.
The first rain of the season fell on Friday
night and laid the dust so that the street
sprinkler was not used for several days.
Gus. Erickson and Frank Gaffeny were
in town from the Weippc last week after a
cargo of merchandise for Orc Fino.
Henry Friederr,ch, of the firm Of Alex.
snder 4 Freideurch, of Grangeyil1e, was in
the city several days the past week.
Did you know that the A No l Cutter
Whiskey for sale at the Palace Saloon, was
good for anything you might take 1T for?
Mrs. ]. r. Nelson of Tammany left on
Monday for the east to be absent several
weeks on a visit to relatives and friends in
Illinois.
County treasurer, Davis, and J. w. Poe,
went out to Waha on Monday to attend the
sale Of the property of the late James L.
L. Mulkey.
Hold. Brown passed through town on
Monday en- route home to Camas Prairie,
from Montana. where he had been with q
band Of horses.
The republican party OF this county have
rnsde their call for primaries for the 9th Of
October and county convention to be on the
0kh.0f October.
Steamer Faxor, captain, Baughman, and
the steamer. Spokane, captain, Stump, ar
rived on Sunday. and both left on Monday,
losdsd with grain from here.
J. R. Nelson aud w. P. Hunt left on
Monday for the Big Bend country to look
up stock range where they propose taking
stock if they find suitable range.
A large amount Of supplies have arrived
during the past two months for the Neg
pierce Indian reservation, and is being
hauled from the steamer landing to that
point BY teams.
Mr.. Hexter, arrived from Warrens on
Friday. he brought his family ont as far as
Csmas Prairie, where they will remain for
. short time, he having disposed OF his bust.
.ness in camp.
Joseph Eakin and ]. Oliver left on Tues.
day for the east with forty head of fine
horses for sale, aud will be absent several
weeks, Mr.. Eakin informs us he intends
to 60 to Quincy, Illinois.
Geo. Leland, came over from the N. ?.
surveying party who are camped at Swede's
crossing Of the Little Bear ceeek, ana sur.
veyiug towards the Potlatch. He returned
TO the party on Tuesday.
Martin Collins, of the firm of Benson T.
Collins OF WarreDs, came down on Friday
ana reports all doing well IN camp. He will
:eturu there again about the LIST of October
and remain till the ''snow flies" when he
WI come out and remain here during the
winter.
Jos Reil while INDUCING in to much
spirits aud fast driving last Tuesday night
ran bis team over an old man near the Ray.
mond House, knocking him ssnseiess, but
Wa not seriously injured. Rel was ar.
rested and fined forty dollars.
From Vim. Anderson. who is driving the
rierce City stage, we learn that Mr.. J.
6onney. who ia engineer on the Hewitt h
70. mine, near that place. while making q
cartridge for blasting. IL was exploded and
% VA considerably injured abou, the face
A"o shoulder, but nothing that was serioue.
The sheriff Of Missoula arrived in the city
"a tuesday, coming across the mountain
WIN posse OF six. via the Lolo trail, in
search OF some Indian murderers who
Killed the miner near the old Elk City trail.
IN account Of which murder We published
iass yssk. They were supposed to be
Mes Perez Indians hence the sheriH's visit
here.