Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1889-07-04

Read what A. Damas says to you in his
column Advertisement
I.P. and R. c. Brown were in the city
from Mt Idaho on Friday.
The procession to-day forms in trent Of
The old court house At 10 o'clock sharp.
County commissioner, N. S. Freeman. of
ne Po,latch, was in the city on Monday.
The funeral of Miss Batemen took place
on Thursday afternoon st ) clock and was
we'll attended.
Mrs. A. Leland returned from Baker
City on Sunday where she has been on a
visit to her son Wilbur.
The Grangev,lle minstrel troupe will give
one Of their pleasing performances at
Grsngevillc this evening.
The regular quarterly meeting of the
board of county comm issioners meet on
Monday next in this city.
A grand celebration will be had on
Craigs mountain to-day and grand ball
win Be given in the evening.
David Oysterhouss was in the city 90
Tuesday from Bear creek and reports
things prospecting in that section.
The Lewiston Brass Band d'scoursed
some excellent music on Saturday evening
from the balcony OF the q. & B. hall.
W. N. Knox and wife. Of Mt. Idaho.
passed through town on Friday from Spo-
ksue Falls where they had been on . visit
DR., A. Boston, of Occur d'A,ene, brother
Of F. j. Boston. OF this city. was in town
on visi. several days during the past week.
Judge Rice lett on Wednesday for his
homo on the mountaip, aud will take IN
the 9Th Of July festivities at Willow creek.
MONEY TO LOAN on Rel Estate.
Security at reduced rate Of interest. Ap.
ply to j. ". Poe, Lewiston, Idaho. 36tf
The A No. l Cutter whiskey still holds
the market for IT'S good quality and you
can always find it At tho Palace saloon in
this city.
Steamer arrived on Thursday and Suudsy
with passengers and freight. On Sunday
che made trip to Asot,n and brought down
some grain.
Felix Warren purchased the Mt. Idaho
STAGE line on Saturday and is now the owner
Of every stage line leaving here save Asotin
and Pierce City.
Hank Trimble, who has been at Walla
Wslla the past two months under medical
treatment. returned home on Sunday much
Improved in health.
]. L. Eckert. of Cottonwood, came down
On Tuesday, and says the country is looking
in fair condition taking into consideration
the warm weather.
O.C. Bunnell purchased this week from
b. NJ. White the dwelling and lot near
Idaho street, known As the Adams property,
consideration being $1,000.
Geo. W. Morrison, agent for the Mitchell
wagon company, in this city, has been
doing . good business the pas. month and
oil are pleased with the goods.
The mumps has been going the rounds in
Nhis city the past month and ., versl of the
sirls and boys have been carrying consider
able cheek in consequence OF It.
We will be pleased to receive and publish
communications from any place giving an
acssunt Of their July celebration, or Of
other matters Of interest TO the public.
The Washington L Idaho Fair Associa
lion coinmenced ct Spok~ no Falls yesterdx ~
and continues till the 9Th. We acknowl
edge receipt Of complimentary ticket.
Messrs Mccall, Nilsson, Patterson and
Nix Smith were down from the PotlA'ct
bounsry last week and report the late crops
lsskinR we'll in that part OF the country.
MI, Ward, Of the Big Potlatch country
was 10 town on Thursday feeling as jovia
II ever but when the rain came he saie
'fer.y bushels to the acre for Tho Potl"tch.
Nv. Reid, J.. NJ. Howe and J. W. Poe
delegates TO the territorial constltut'ona
convention that meets at Boise. to-day. LET
on Monday for that place and will be absent
ssveral weeks.
Mr.. Niles, Of the firm Of Niles Vinson
tombstone dealers in Wslla Wslls. WAS II
tAs city during the latter part of last week
This 6rm has furnished several elegnn
monumsnts for people here which are nov
IN the new cemetery. Among them 10 ont
for the late D., D. Runnsll and also for ID
6vitas which have recently been erected.