Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1889-08-01


Read the Academy advertisement in an
other column.
R. Rudy Of Genesee, was in the city
during the week.
Miss Nellie Truax is in the city on visit
the guest Of Miss Kittie Thatcher.
Thanks to Jakey Mor'z. for a Tate Ore.
gonian by the steamer on Sunday.
F. NJ. Manning is able to be out again
having recovered from his recent illness.
Bishop Talbot has postponed his meet
ings in this section, until further notice.
Mrs. c. C. Bunnell has been quite sick
during the past week but is now GONZALES
cent.
D1ED-Near this city, July &c. 1888. in
FAINT of MIR. aud Mrs. Chas. Hibbs, aged
ten days.
j. Alexander returned on Monday from
Oaksdale. aud says business is quite good in
that section.
A ladies kid shoe was found this week
and the owner can have the same by calling
ct this Office.
The teachers institute commences in
this city on Monday. and convenes 1T 10
o'clock, A. NJ.
A number of families left here the p.es-
ent week for the mountains berrying, fish.
ing and hunting.
Report has reached here tina: the Big
Potiatch prairie was on fire in the vicinity
Of Hnell's saw.mill.
A heavy wind visited this city on Tues.
day and the dirt was one Of the main
features Of the day.
watermelons and musk melons have began
10 come into market aud ginger will soon
be IN great demand.
Mr.. j. Fleming, proprietor Of the Idaho
saloon, 10 having the building ref tied inside
and otherwise improved.
J. T. lnghram. our gcntlemanly milk
man is delivering q first quality of milk and
always gets there on time.
T.J. Davis. Of Grangeville gave US call
On Monday and says the country about
the prairie looks very dry.
II anyone has lost set of false teeth BY
applying at this office can gain knowledge
Of tbs whereabouts Of them.
". B Cooper aud wife came in from
lake Waha last week and report the wealth.
or much cooler there than here.
J. M, Howe returned on Thursday from
Boise City, where he had been 10 attend.
ancs on the constitutional convention.
The weather has een very warn the
past moth, the THERMOMETER ranging from
80 to 1902 in the shade. with warm winds.
A number Of parties take advantage OF
the cool evening aud exercise their fast
stock on the race course s"uth Ut the city
The family Of s.. Wildenthaller, are now
rusticatiug in the Asotin country, escaping
the heat here, aud they will remain several
weeks.
II you have any wood you wish to turn
10 on your account nth ,fis paper send Il
along. Il will soon be cold weather anG
-cems handy.
A number Of places on Craig mountain
are reported 10 be on FIRE, and fears are tba
what grass that il lett from the dry seaso'
will be burned.
The steamer had very low water to con
tend with on her last trip and was com
PEELED to put iu = smaller wheel befor'
leaving Riparia.
Through the kindness Of sberif, Stannu
We were shown through the new jail sells
that have jest been completed end the!
work to charm.
The teachers institute for Mes Perc'
county will meet in this city on the OIL
day Of August. See the regular notice II
this issue elsewhere.
A.
Some parties who were hunting in to-
Geld Of L. Delsol La, week, set Gre to th'
xrass and burned large amount Of feocini
and come Of the shrubbsry.
W B King. secretary and treasurer OF tn
firm Of Frank Bros.' Implemsut Co., o
Portland, was In the city few days Thu
week. accompanied BY Mt. Shields, OF Gen
ssse, who is general business manager 10
the 6rm in this upper country.