Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1889-10-10


Agent Montei,h returned last week from
below.
Our public school has large attendance
of scholars.
The storms on the mountains will cause
the hunters to return soon.
G. C. Lieuallen was over from Moscow
last week looking as fine as ever.
Aaron Binnard returned on Tuesday
from q trip to the Palonse country.
New Orleans Molasses on draft at 5.
Wildeuth alters. by the quart or gallon. II
See that your stove aues are in good CON
dition before the cold weather comes on,
Thanks to E. J. Bonhore tor fine photo.
graph of the Hotel de France, taken by him,
A heavy thunder shower was had here on
Tuesday and a great deal of water fell in a
short time.
A heavy wind visited here on Monday
evening and trimmed the tops of several of
our shade trees.
Robt. Smith left on the steamer on Mon
day for trip to Portland to take in the
great fair.
The late rains have swollen the rivers
considerable and steady navigation with
boats will continue.
WANTED. girl to do general house
work. Good wages paid. Apply to First
National Bank, Lewiston Idaho. 2.tf
n. Freidenrich, of the firm of Alexander
4 Freidenrich, came down from Grangeville
on Tuesday.
Ten per cent. money to loan oni i'm
proved lands. Apply early.
33.tf J. NJ HOWE. Lewiston, l. I.
The regular session of the County Com
missioners will meet in this city on Monday
next. October l4th.
There has been an unusual number OF
strangers in the city during the past week
from all sections Of the country.
We learn by the Palouse Ne,cs that W.
d. Robbins, of Moscow, who was appointed
Indian Agent at Lapwal. has soue east.
FOR RENT.-One furnished room fo'
gentlemen, q good location. Apply to
l.4w Mrs T. s. BILLINGS
DR.. NJ. A. Kelly and Scott Rogers made
q trim to the mines up Snake river and viii
DO absent several days.
John Roberts arrived from Salmon rive
on Saturday end reports all doing fine II
that section. He expects TO return soon
r. NJ. Smith Of Pataha City, was her
on Tuesday en- route to Genesee where ni
better half has been on visit to her son
Geo. Vinegarholtz.
At the late election in Washington Terri
tory strong republican majority was give
and Ferry was elected Governor by a larg
majority.
At last accounts from Murray, Judg
Logan was yet lying in critical condltio
and but little hopes of his recovery WEI
entertained.
MIR. j. II. Bellinger, a prominent cit'ze
Of COlfax, gave US call on Ihursda
having spent several days in the city
business.
Grostein's oack train, consisting Of fit
packs with cargo OF about $4,000 pount
Of merchandise, left here on Friday IL
Warrens.
Mrs. A. Leland left on Mondays steam
for Pendleton where she goes to meet n
500, Wilbur, who is postal clerk betwee
chat place aud Spokane Falls.
Several buildings have been raised
different parts Of the city lately by I:
Wordon who we'll understands this kil
Of work.
Money to Loan on Real Estate
lower rates than can be ehta'net els
where. w. + kEFIENBACu,
IS Office at the Lewiston National Banl
Those wbe were attending the Portlar
vaces have seturned and some say that u
wards of $50 fine horses were in attic
dance aud some exciting races were had.
L. Wiggin and l.. Rowley left on satr'
day for Caldwell, Idaho, where they g"
delegates to the Grand Lodge OF odd "
lows now 10 session at that place.
Eight teams were loaded ut the merea
tile establishment, of j.. Alexander, IN IL
city. on Sunday, with goods Tor cam
Prairie, making q cargo OF about 2o'o
pounds.