Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-04-19
A HOT STROLL.

looked up at US, from his work an,
suggested that the weather was quit,
warm. Thinking casually of the re-
mark, we giiitl alon. until farln:
Nl'icnthaler ; new lront, where we me
friend who breath,d hard and said.
warm to-day. We were somewha
puzzled, yet, carele>SIy replying, oh yes
greeting Texier with slap on the should
CT and rodln. at Bob Smith, Ross an,
Fleming, as we logged along, wondered
shy they all had their coat, of. Simp
ION WAS s.audin. il the door Of his shoI
With palm leaf tan in his hand, aud
at our bow, sung out-pretty dubious
hot In front Of Bunuell's- hsrdwar,
store, and at the town pump" we sav
George Frost Watering his team. |,
re-ponsc TO our, how are you George
he :splied-warm to-day. Mcuomy
who was sittin., coatlcss, on tn side
walk, asked Us how the theomomete1
stood. A, the machine rooms % Morgl
son brothers and the millinery emporium
Of Mrs. White, We found both doors AM
windows gaspin. for breath and we halt
cd "a. Burke's bank to ask Dr,wa the
cause OF things being thu>ly. He in
iormed us that it was se;'in. hot
Glancing At Likes chrunumter GA on,
tramp, George hailed us With say,
some calorc in the air, to day! Know
ing Lake to be always sober, We simply
wondered. aud walked on, Stopping at
Swank & Robinson'>, Schmidt asked us
FIVE knew it was hot day. We gazed
at him ia a.arm and rushing across the
street, e-pied Conrad Win,>ch wipins the
sweat of Of his brow and jacob Eichen
berger ,ryin. to de,Ach his "waxed end
from the "ball" Noticing small
Gathering at Baird Bros, stable We
crossed over aud asked what was the
matter. The boys lau.he and asked Us
what We were made ut-that the weather
was hot. We meant to interview Cook
T. Shu2ert and the photo gallery, but
ceiling somewhat discouraged, backed up
!" the Raymond house and Tlmbrrake
raised bis eyebrows AMI asked US il we
took ice 10 ours. In trying to escape,
Edwards caught US 10 wet towel and
advised US to have our head -h.ved.
Growing desperate, we lraped through
he atmosphere into VoIlner T. C,'s.,
store aud asked john Fix if it was warm
weather He eyed us in establishment
aud winkcd at Judge Ricc-;s if to say
.nuthr victim Tor Btackioot. Oar
sudden exit from the store brought us
in collision with Mr.. Thonpson-who
was sittin. on "A pile of .rind stone, near
,rtter 90 little slower this hot day.
/ yin. past the bank, Evans shouted
,uita change in the weather Pant.
u. aud almost breaihlcss We fun. our
self over the, decora ed, door sill at
I-aman & ID nt's dru. store and called
for some "Moore's Revealed Remedy"
Thompson jammed the hole eud OF a
soda water bottle between our teeth,
saying, that soda was better in hot day.
In IA frenzy of apprehension we stormed
into Jennings machine office aud asked
Palmer for drink. lie answered that
they had no Ice, and as it was very
not day. we had better call on Geo.
Penn and get a blood cooler. Acting
u on this suggestion, we over shot the
mark and landed in basket of oranges
IN front Of Greenburg's store, which
we're marked "50cts dozen" In get
'n. up We upset fresh fish sand, ard
49,, rln. t., the edge OF the sidcwa / :,
led K,sters express wagon aud
i,w.-d to .'!.uuiuu.' ~ conv"v u, home
lie snd !, was too hot. b iirinl> with
rage; We attempted to throttle the boy,
,hr the team ran away ard 81 d
horns with u gang plow in the fiirade
Ut Staver Il Walker warehouse. Viii
rn,hed nut armed with two inch au.er
nj We lcnprd over the building. landing
u Cfnt,niny 4 Duhur'- SNAKE house.
8 Ri, b..,t IA
told us be- thought i, was hot enough
outside. He dragged liz into Moxley''
iabra,ory and ordered se,iatise. The
doctor n.aie wron. diagnosis Of our
.asr and ordered "A hears-; saving, We
would not keep in such hot weather,
We lied, by the rear ut Squires saloon,
aud went into Glass boot and shoe
store to be patched up. Geo. said it was
hot, but he would give US false soul IL
wear on the outside. We missed
issrneti's in our mad pilgrimage, bu,
W. hohbled over to Alexander's and
asked Peter Davis who We were. Pete,
.aid We were hot, aud advised us to 60
10 the Brewery and crawl int" the ice
bog. W" started, and, losing our hear
M, stumbled over the elevator il til,
rear oi the Grostcin Il Binnard, block
Having lost our (enilsy) wallet, w
atl,l at the lewiston National /,
g.t check cashed. K-it,nhach sai,fi
wa. 'ear!uily hat, they could not ca-l
our cheek for even modest sum