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

". W. Brown, is candidate for city
tieasurer.
Board of trade this evening at council
room per order.
Decoration day YVES not observed IN this
city By great many.
The new boiler for the cemetery grounds
WAS housed in last week.
Several parties were out to Lake Waha
on Sunday on fishing tour.
y. 8. Dent is a c.nldate for City Treas
orer for the city OF Lewiston.
AID. Greene ani son, Eddie. were down
from Cottonwood during the week.
The Genpsec Fair commenced on Tuesday
Ind was largely attended from abroad.
il. Ecker,, of Cottonwood, was down
last wect and reports ali well in his section
Mrs. r. Nugent has been in the city sew
eral days during the past week. from Cot
tonwood.
M. M. Williams shipped another large
lot Of furniture to his store, at Grangeville,
on Monday.
NJ. Penney passed through town on Stt.
urday en- route to the lower country, from
Pierce City.
The steamer mMe another trip to the
Aso,in on Friday ami brought down a
quantity Of grain.
A number Of fine horses were swan over
Clearwater on Monday AMI driven to the
northern country.
A. Sutherland arrived from Wallace on
Saturday and says times are quite good in
asd about that section.
The only thing that will keep you in
good spirits 10 to call ut the Palace saloon
asd try the A No. Gutter Nhiskey.
Harry Dowd sold number Of fine hogs
Lest week to Mr.. Davis, from Spokane,
who 10 driving them there to butcher
The many friends Of Mrs. J. Kearney. Of
this CITY, will be pleased to learn OF her
rapidly recovering from her late illness.
MONEY TO LOAN on Real Estate.
Security at reduced rate of Interest. APP.
ply to j. W. Poe, Lewiston, Idaho. 36tf
Frsightsrs are still busy hauling merchan
disc 70 the different paints on Camas Prai'
he, and coming down with wool and grain.
The warm weather OF late has caused
the grain ia this section to become withered
come, but II good rain comes We are safe
Tor good crop.
Dr.. Boston writea that he will return
here about the 23rd Of June and will be
eettsr prepared than ever to do tirst.class
dsntal work.
Robert Montgomery has been quito sue
eeoslul the past week with his fish trap aud
Aas had some Of the incest salmon wy have
vst sssu 10 the market.
Cliadinning 4 Dubuc hereby notify the
public they will close their bn,cher.shop at
10 O'Clock every Sunday morning, after
which time il will not be open till Monday
The Lewiston Hook L Ladder Company.
no I presented, last evening. Mr.. John
Weisgerber, their treasurer. with hand
some watch charm, appropriately inscribed
TIE steamer went to Fir Bluff on Thurs.
day aud Sund,y and it will probably be the
lest trip this season ~ we are informed that
tAey cleaned the warehouse out on Sunday
A large rattle snake was killed last week
% the grade near the Spring ranch ON
Craig's mountain that had thirteen rattles
cad button on and was As large around as
. mans wrist.
Mr.. z. Mccall came down from the Big
fetlatch on Monday and says the warm
weather has not done any harm TO The crops
% fer but that they looked in . healthy
conditisn.
Jim Mccormick and Henry Deacon re-
turnsd on Friday from tx weeks prospect.
lag trip in the Bitter Root mountains and
report 6nding some good prospects aud hav'
ing pleasant trip.
y. Ssott and Mr.. Williams. returned on
Frldsv last week from up Snake river. aud
heeasht with them quantity of Il Q look
lag silver ore, from ledge recently dr.
covered By them near the Butcher Boy 1t
-. q 1ns grade Of ore as we have seen
trpm any section. Mr. W. went to Spo'
k&ns With some to have it tested and sam.
p>se have been sent elsewhere.