Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1889-05-23
A. Benson left last week for Warrens.

u, 0TOWu Is Ill lut CIty Ioul
idaho, looking in good health.
Several fine showers Of rain visited this
section during the past ten days.
Our brass band is rapidly improving un.
der the leadership of Prof. Gibson.
Chas. Kinney, ono Of Pomeroys suhstan.
tial citizens, gave us a call last week.
U. 8 Marshal Baird and Mr.. J. Hunter,
Of Boise City, arrived here on Monday.
Henry Spaulding and severa! other, were
up from Almota on Sunday on visit.
Mark Arant and Oldest daughter, came
up from Pomery on Saturday on visit.
q. G. Bunnell left on the steamer on
Monday, for trip to the lower country.
Camas Prairie was we'll represented with
freight teams here during the past few days.
f, ]. Bonhore returned on Tuesday from
AZ extended trip through the northern
country.
AT the school election on Monday, R.
Inghram and r. j. Monroe were reelected
directors.
Memorial services will be held in the
Presbyterian church on next Sunday. All
are invited.
F, H. Grierson, clerk of the court, came
over from Moscow yesterday, and will re-
main here several weeks.
A. D, Greene left for his home, near
Cottonwood, on Tuesday. after sojourn o!
several days in this city.
The livery stable near the Hotel de
France, known as the Smith stable, has
raceiyed a new coat of paint.
Ftp. Crane, Of Kansas, arrived here on
SATURDAY., and will ship another lot OF Here
ford cattle here soon. fer sale.
Judge Bucks household goods from
psrlor set to wheelbnrrow are for sale on
Friday and Saturday Of this week.
There will be regular meeting of the
Board Of Trade of this city on Monday
evening. next, at the Council room.
Attorneys, Maxwell and Poe, returned,
this week. from Moscow. where they have
been attending court, which has adjourned
News was received here on Tue sday that
L. Stannus would be appointed deputy U
8. Marshal for this section, uuder Marshal
Wilson.
The trial of young Webb, an Indisn, wa'
held" on Saturday before, Justice, Hudson
and he was fined twenty-five dollars ane
costs OF suit.
The steamer made another trip to FIJI
Bluff on Sunday and returned with abou
two thousand sacks of Of grain from tn
Big Potlatch country.
Mr., &C. Cram, of Pen.a-wa.wa, was II
the city on Monday on 3 visit to his daugh
ter, Mrs s. H. Reed. We acknowledge
pleasant cali from him.
We received communication this weei
signed Idaho sentiments" dated At Lewis
ton. which we will not publish unless W.
know who the author IS.
Everybody is feeling iuhif"nt over tn
present prospect for good crop this TAI
and if grain is anywhere near good price
We may look for lively times.
The heavy wind on Monday night dl
some damage to our shade trees, out re
member tbs A No. l Cutter Whiskey
vet for sale at the Palace Saloon.
A heavy wind prevailed here on Monda.
night, breaking down . number OF shad
trees aud causing . large quality OF fru'
to fall from the orchard trees.
The Wade Leroyle Comedy gave two er
terssinmeats Last week in this city to ia
audiences, and their performances wei
pronounced by all. as first class. IN ever
respect.
w. A Simpson, left on Sunday for Olyn
pia, ". T., where he goes as . rerresent
tive Of Excelsior Lodge No. q. X. OF 2
Of this city. to the grand lodge, which
now in session there.
John A. Miller. Of this city had . brotl
or arrive here last week from Michigan. Z
. visit, not having seen each other 4
twenty Ave years. He 10 highly please
with our country.
P. Keaua and others were down from Il
wsippe. last week and report the grain .. ~
other things looking fine. and that Il
country 10 fast settling up with good sui
stantial farmers.
Mr.. Brophy. of Walla Walls, was in t,
ity few days ago. with one OF his ms
chimes that he saves gold without the u
Of water. He hsd il in operation on o.
sAreet and IL done work satisfactory.