Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-08-02

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Delivery. D. ATKINS.
The steamer brought up large numbe,
of passengers on Sunday.
A large number of commercial travellers
were in the city the past ten days.
The Rising Star Mill near Walla Walla,
was burned last Friday; loss, SS,0oo.
Mrs. H, K. Barnett and son returned
from visit to Eastern Oregon on Sunday
last.
Cleveland and Thurman and Harrison
and Morton badges are quite prominent IN
this city.
W.K. Widell, travelling agent for the
Post. Inte,ligencer Seattle, gave us coll on
Monday.
Del. Lashies, of A. P. Hotelling & Co.. OF
Spokane Falls, appeared on our ssfee's Cd
Tuesday.
John Hirshman. an old timer OF this city
but now of Uniontown, was in the city sew
eral days last week.
Two tight rope walkers gave an exhlbi-
ton in this city on Saturday ana gave
good satisfaction.
Prot. ]. A. Gibson and family were in the
oitv this week fro n their farm near Cotton.
wood, Idaho county.
Mrs. P, Vollmer end family and Mrs.
F. Krontincer and child are on Craig noun
tain on pleasure trip.
Miss Esssie Phillips left on the steamer
on Friday last for Oregon, where she VIII
ramain for short time.
A party of O. R. j. N. surveyors arrived
on Thursday and proceeded up the Clear
water and to Julietta on Monday.
The steamer went to Asotin on Sunday
and there loaded on board 4l0 sacks OF
wheat to be taken to the lower country
PM. Davis and H. squier made trip
70 the Big Potlatch on Friday and report
the grain looking fine and everybody is
happy.
Fishermen have made nnmber Of trips
IN ths mountain streams AM. lake du' ing
the past few weeks and have met with FAR
success.
G. J. Parker, VIII, is employed in The
store Of H. X. Barnett, at Geneses, came
dewn on Saturday and remained over yum
day on visit.
J. H. Robinson, of the firm of Swank
Co, dealers in saddles aud harness in tins
city, left on the steamer on Monday, for
trip to Seattle.
Frank Kst,snhach, who has been in the
Seven Devil country the past two weeks. re-
turned on Saturday and reports having
pleasant trip.
b. F. Boots came in from Pennington on
Sunday and says everything looks well IN
his section Of county and heavy yield OF
grain will be had.
The parties who went to Spokane from
here and also from Calnas Prairie, returned
on Saturday. with glowing reports OF the
northern country.
Election time is near at hand and the
would be candidates ought to begin to lay
in supply Of A No. / Cutter Whiskey for
sale at the Palace Saloon.
The Pacific Express was robbed of
$4,000 in Portland last week, and two
men, Ben. King and Frank Anderson. were
arrested aud confessed, and the money was
recovered.
), e. Hale. Harry Madgwick and NJ
Scott are now up Snake river working in
The copper mine and news was received
this week that the ledge was growing more
valuable as they sank on it. =
s. Weller and H. Wax, Mt. Idaho and
Grangeville. arrived on Thursday and re-
NAMED in the city several days They
both say the crops in their country are
gong to be first-class this harvest.
ATTENTION, KNIGHTS.-You are
commanded to assemble at your Castle Hall
at 1880, a. w., sharp, to-day, August 2. '88,
to attend the funeral OF brother, II. Hanna
by order of &C,
s. LESLIE THOMPSON.
Eugene Rowley, who has been resident
Oh this city for the past twelve years, en-
gagged IN the tinsmith business, left on the
steamer on Friday last for Portland, Oregon
where he goes to work at his trade. We
regret to lose SO good citizen as Eugene,
ana wish him success in his new field.
A hre caught in the held of Robt
,Sshlsdeher, on the bank of Clearwater. on
Monday afternoon. and burned the grass off
u part OF his field and also of the field be-
longing to T. Al. Davis. aud hard work was
mad to keep the barn Of MIR. Small from
onraing. The origin Of the fire 10 unknown
0u' Is supposed TO be accidental.