Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-10-25

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Sol Warren. brother of Felix Warren, lie
in the city.
Pell Sherwn, the Grangevlle livery nam
was 10 Yesterday
A long looked for rain fell on Tuesday
afternoon and night.
The cclored people performed to good
house on Friday night.
H. B Blake and Mr. CLANCY of Moscow,
were in the city last week.
Mrs. E. O'Neill returned home on Mon
day from an extended trip east.
Several families are moving into town
and will remain through the winter.
A mule jumped off from Pearcy's ferry
one Gay last week .and was drowned.
B. Schofeld and family have rnov ed down
from Craig's mountain for the winter.
". r. Robinson and NJ II. Leitch, of
Pullman, paid our city visit on Monday.
Several four horse teams with wheat ar
rived in town yesterday from Camas Prairie.
Jay Wood worth, of the county auditors
office, paid Spokane Falls visit this week
F. Patterson, u s. register, returned
on Sunday from trip to he lower coun-
try.
Mrs. Frank Morse. of Colfax- is in the
city visiting with her mother, Mrs. Sulli-
van.
j. P. Vollmer has been indisposed dur
ing the week past and confined to his resi-
dence.
The steam wood saving machine is in
operation in the city. Muck -a.hi, me no
likee."
Mrs. WE. Warmsley, Of Waila Walla,
is in the city, the guest of Mrs. and Miss
Baughman.
One week from next Tuesday will be
election day, and the boys are now oat
rustling votes.
TT. Davis, of Granreville. returned on
Sunday from trip to the lower country,
en- route home.
Mrs. August Meilk returned heme on
Moniay from a visit of several months in
the eastern states.
County commissioners Of Neg Perez coun.
~ adjourned last week. Their report will
be found or our outside.
V. Hextcr arrived in town on Wednesday
from Warrens. He reports that the town
is progressing rapidly in wealth.
According to the Asotin Sentinel Sheriff
Stiffel, who was shot by William. a few
weeks ago, is improving rapidly.
The little child of Mr.. and Mrs. C. E.
thatcher has been quite sick during the
past week, but is now convalescent.
The cold weather has set in and stoves
are being replaced. An investigation oil
hues wonld be wise, which may prevent ires
A. ". Talkington, sheriff of Idaho coun
ty, returned on Sunday from trip to the
lower country, and lef. for his home OIL
Monday.
Several hundred dollars have been sub
scribed for the erection of new Episcopa
church in this city. We hope the enter
prise will succeed.
Hawley and Cater left on Thursday fo
the north. But what has become OF Dele
gate Sweet and MIR. Dubois, we are unabl
TO answer at this writing.
The Palace Saloon always has a goo,
custom-and why? because they keep il
stock and for sale the A No Gutter Wits
KEY, the best manufactured.
Mr.. Bean, of the firm of Bean & Parrish
lumber dealers, near Anatone, W. T., die,
last week after prolonged illness. Il
was buried on Tuesday last.
The Lewiston brass band have again re
organized, and have played on several occa
slons during the past few weeks with grea
credit to themselves and our city.
The steamer arrives regularly every Sun
day and Thursday, although the water is a
very low stage compelling them to line a
several places between here aud Ripsria.
In another column will he found MOTTO,
OF public speaking on political issues to b
held in the brick hall OF Grostein ] Bnnar
in this city on Saturday evening Nov. 3
Judge Logan, F. II. Grierson. clerk G
the court. aud Me-. Tillinghas, left in pri
vata conveyance On Monday afternoon TO
Mt 1dahe, where court is now in session