Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1890-07-10

stroyed. 1t was only by a valiant
effort that they were saved, badly
mixed but whole enough to save the
trouble Of another enumeration.
Miss Anna Baumeister is visiting
friends In our city this week. Miss
Anna has achieved local fame as mus
ical compositer. We noticed that c.
A. Thatcher had copy of the Olym-
plan Waltzes on sale at his music store.
Dent 4 Butler are now prepared to
furnish the best bottled soda water
that the latest and best apparatus, in
skilled hands, can produce with the
purest supplies. Quantities from one
case to a Car load. They can and will
sell cheaper than all others.
Hon w. J. Mcconnell. of Moscow, In
company with General D. p. B. Pride,
of Boise City, were in this city Tuesday.
Mr.. Mcconnell Is one of the ablest men
in the State and will receive the hearty
support of North Idaho toward securing
him the nomination for one of the y.
s. Senators.
We copy on editorial page in full a
letter recently sent to the Kingston
Times, Kingston, Mo-, by X. l.. Thomp-
son, foreitian Of this office tits worthy
of your careful p.rusal. Kay has be-
come an enthusiastic ci izen of Lewis
ton and his letter shows his appreciA-
ton of our city.
Information has just reached this
office from the department at Wash
ington, d. c., that new post Office
has been established at Fraser, Sho-
shone County, Idaho, and tn It Patrick
Keane had been appointed as post
master. Mail should be sent to Lo Lo
till the proper papers are accepted.
In an interview with a reporter at
Missoula, Montana, Potlatch Fanny
stated positively that Philip, who Is
r now serving life sentence for the
1 crime Of numbering prospector ROM
baugh, did not commit the crime but
3 that her husband, Pete, who was shot
z by the Spokane police, did the killing.
Blaine's famous reply to Gladstone
t has just been issued in pamphlet form.
This Is one of the ablest presentations
Of the benefits of Protection yet pub
/ lished, and should be widely read
9 Send for copy to the American Pro
tective Tariff League, q West Twenty
n third Street, New York, inclosing 6
Il two.cent stamp.
Jake Moritz brought up on thu
>: steamer Sunday some forty or fifty
h boxes of choice peaches from the or
chards at Almota. They were finely
, favored and fully ripe. The peacf
:, :, crop on the lower river will amour
. this year to half the usual crop and th'
'' markets at Spokane will bid high 70
'e the whole produce.
!. Following is the amount Of schoo
motley to the credit Of each district
=, July LIST: Dist. No. l, o; dist. 2, 80 cts
- ~ dist. 8, ss2lO; dist. 4, 10 cts; dist. S
y 1886; dist. 8, $50.48; dist. 7, s273.46
- dist. 8, $397.09; dist. 9, 0; dist. 10
$177.4s; dist. IL, s232.44; dist. u
T" $l14.79; dist. Is, s25l 80; dist. IA, ss2. IL
K dist. IS, $26e.54; dist. 10, $l2o.s4; Latal
. County, $4,000.
We leave our sanctum sanctorum OF
- Tuesday morning for an outing, in com
~ - pany with George Morrison, Will Fen
derson and E. White. We viii make
raid on the finny denizens of the Nortl
;" Fork Of Clearwater. In our absenc
70 X. L. Thompson win roll the belt, GU
r. the locals and collect the cash. Yo
will find him in all departments full
''s equal to the occasion.
= Excitement has been at high pitc
in Pullman ever since the fire. This
circumstance looks so much like 1t VIZ
~ an act Of dastardly incendiarism ths
n. the citizens are highly inoensed. Se'
et eral arrests have been made and In on
instance lynching was threatened
at make the man confess. That bra,
'e- little city is rapidly pulling itself t.
at gether. The railroads have made II
generous offer Of hauling provisions 4
IN the sufferers free Of charge and char
to ing only half rates for transportir
re- building matter. A city Of tents WI
soon rise over the ruins and substa
he tial business blocks will be built wit
er. all possible dispatch:
en Is it not an assured fact that the ]
p. Division shops have been promis
II not some of our live ci
AZ. Gems of our board Of trade should clo
NJ. the deal at once. This is too valuable
enterprise to escape our grasp. A hu
dred men employed in the machi
old and repair shops would create hor
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