Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1889-09-26

W. L. Thompson, of Rustic, was in the
city on Sunday.
Geo. Frost has purchased the entire wood
drive of White Bros.
The penalty will be added to the delir-
quent school tax, Monday.
A social hop will be given in the G. ! P.
hall on tomorrow evening.
Agent, Monteith left for the lower coup-
try vu Saturday, on business trip.
]. H. Gaut left on Tuesday morning for
Portland to attend the Mechanics fair.
C. A. Sears and wife arrived from Mt.
idaho last week en- route for California.
Alight shower of rain fell here on Satur.
day night, and eassod the dust to settle.
J. Alexander has had his dwelling house
raised and when finished it will be greatly
improved.
Several loads plumber have arrived from
the Asotin mill for the new church this
week.
Jay Rhodes returned from Spokane Falls
on Sunday and informed us that he disposed
Of bis cattle at fair figure.
The smoke is yet hanging around in the
valleys and it will cause heavy rain before
II 10 thoroughly cettled.
The tin roof is now being put OF the new
court house and the other finishing work is
fest being completed.
A, A. Harris and wife passed through
here OH Thursday from Grangeville, en-
route to New York on visit,
Jasper Rand and wife and Mrs L. Rowley
left on Tuesday for Portland to attend the
fair which opens there to-day.
r. H. Grierson. clerk of the district
court, left on Sunday last for Rathdrum
whore he went to be in attendance on court
Judge Logan is now holding the regular
Pail term Of cocrt at Rathdrum and his
health has greatly improved during his trip
east.
". A. Simpson and Leslie Knaggs made
. trip to Craig mountain last week on Q
hunting tour and report having pleasant
time.
Mr., o. Brechtel. one of the old pioneer:
Of WAlla Walla. was among the many
strangers 10 the city during the week.
Attorney, J. ". Reid has moved his Law
office into the room formerly occupied by
county attorney. I. N. Maxwell, on MAR
street.
DR. NJ. A. Kelly. returned from an ex-
tended trip to the Warm Springs. on Mon
day, and says he had very pleasant time
aud is much improved in health.
The ground where the new Episcopa
Church is to be erected has been cleared
Of aud the foundation will soon be com
menoed.
A number Of cattle, hog and sheel
buyers have been in this section from tn
Spokane country during the past two week
and oil have purchased.
The saw.nill Of Mr. Parrish, that hurne'
down last week near Anatone, will be re
built immediately and running again a
soon - possible.
It was rumered here this week that WI
liams, the man who shot Sheriff Stiff
about year ago, had been caught som'
where in Kansas.
II you want a good Photograph call .
Baker + Church. in the gallery fnrmer'
occupied by J. W. Riggs Satisfactio
guaranteed.
Geo. Sutherland, freight conductor
she North Pacific. from Spokane, gave us
freddy call this week and reports q
working we'll on his run.
Parties who have lstely come over tn
Hloreoce mountains say the fires are ST.
raging in many places, and large amour
OF timber has fallen.
Teams were down from Mt. Idaho an
GrsnRsville la.t week and proceeded on
Uniontown where they loaded with freiRt
for different merchants.
Sheriff, StifIel. of Asotin county. ". 7
gave u friendly call on Saturday. A
e nov the father Of bouncing girl An
naturslly steps high.
The A No. / Cutter Whiskey. for .sa
q the Palace Saloon never fails to give II
desired effect and no headache the mel
morDiug.