Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1889-06-13

n. Wax, WAS down from Grangeville, o,
Tuesday.
L. Rowley returned on Sunday from Puy
allup, VT.
P. Reibold. of Camas Prairie, gave us
visit on Monday.
Seth Jones of Camas Prairie was in the
city during the week.
County commissioners meet next month
- the regular quarterly meeting
Mrs. j. H Robinson, returned on Thurs
dsy from visit in the lower country.
Benson's train left again 90 Tuesday
for Warrens, loaded with merchandise.
is. Weller returned on Monday night
from New York and reports having pleas
ant trip.
Special Agent Heth left yesterday for
Washington. D. c., where he had been
summoned.
Ed. McConville, is now at the Lapwai
Agency and has taken charge of tho school
At that place.
Rev. l.. T. Weeks, of Grangeville.
passed through town on Tuesday. on his
way to Seattle.
Geo. w. Chamberlain. came down from
Grangeville on Thursday and proceeded
on to Uniontown on avisit.
The circus has came and gone and the A
No. | Gutter Whiskey WAS not forgotten to
BE- for sale At the Palace Saloon.
Mrs A. Kuhn, of Colfax and Mrs. H.
Kaminskey, of P"louse City. are in the
city visiting relatives and friends.
Spokane Falls has contributed their 4th
Of July money, amounting to upwards OF
$l2, 900, to the sufferers at Seattle.
N. Inghram, Harry Shissler and sister
and Miss Anna Woods came down from
Grangeville last week and remained several
days.
Miss Susie Shissler. who has been at.
tending school in Walla Walla the past few
months, returned on Friday en- route to her
home At Rustic.
Frank Wyatt returned on Sunday. &C,
companied by his wife and two children.
from Colorado, and proceeded on to Grange
vile Oh Tuesday.
Late dispatches show that preparations
are being made at Seattle to rebuild, and
that Willard had donated to the sufferers
the sum Of $1,000.
August Berg, one of the prominent stock
owners Of idaho county passed through
town on Saturday, en- route to Spokane
Falls, on n business trip.
Henry Heidfelt was in the city from
Uniontown, during the week. and says the
crops are looking quite well in that section
out they are in need of rain.
a. F. Parker, editor of the Grargeville
free Press. returned from the southern part
Of the territory on Thursday. and proceed
% on to his home on Saturday.
MI. Terwilligher accompanied by another
gentleman passed through here on Monday
On route to Elk City. where they have min
ing interests that promise we'll.
Capt. Stump arrived on the steamer on
sunday, and remained in town several days.
as'ing been on the sck list for several
months, but 10 now fast recovering.
Miss Mable and Geo. Kester returned
% Sunday, the former from Tacoma and
,oe latter from Portland, where they have
wen attending school for several months.
W: L. Thompson was in the city from
nostic, during the week aud informed us
sna. preparations were being made 20 cele.
vrs'e the 4th on the mountain, and social
Time will DO bad.
Inc steamer will 4, up Snake river on
sunday. IS far ~ Wild Goose Rapids. and a
s.sse. p'c.nic will be had. Steamer will
wave here 1t seven o'clock, and positively
"'o'n the same evening.
aon' ID. L. Bailey, of Ada county. ar
n'sd on Sunday and remained several days
- business connected with the 1. 0. q. F.
oags, OF this city. Hs is much pleased
WIN this section Of country.
s. Ezra Baird. arrived on Saturday from
soksne Falls, bringing with him copy of
~ e neoier. containing the first account Of
s .I seattle fire, He informed Us that he
w.. purchased the ST. Regis hotel in Mon
"us ana intendad IN locnto khorA He laft