Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1890-08-28

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dollar, and shows good patronage.
Success to the Tribune.
Charlie Wildenthaler, son of s. Will
denthaler, who has been very low for
several weeks with typhoid malaria, is
slowly recovering under the efficient
care of DR.. C. w. Shaft.
Eugene Bonhore and mother, Nine.
LeFrancois, left Monday for visit to
the coast. They expect to visit the
Sound cities of Tacoma, Seattle and
Port Townsend before they return.
DIR. McCallie, the "Old Reliable'
dentist of the dental firm of Ector &
McCallie, of Moscow, will again visit
Lewiston on the 1t Of October and
remain one week. Office at Raymond
House.
Track laying began late last week
on the Lewiston branch. About two
miles have beel laid out from Pull
man. The working force is being in
creased every day and there is no
doubt but that the road will be in on
time.
Manager L. Stannus has this week
issued challenges to the ball clubs of
! Colfax, Dayton, Pendleton and Walla
Walla, and we may expect to arrange
dates with some of these clubs soon.
Lewiston is ready now to cross bats
with any local club on the coast.
Editor A. Leland appeared on the
streets again this week to greet his
friends. His severe illness has left him
rather weak but with due care he will
no doubt recover and live to see the
growth and vigor of life in Lewiston
that he labored so long and ardently to
help bring about.
--ATTENTIoN VoTERs.-Don't for
get to register. In order to have the
privilege of voting you must register,
whether or not you have registered in
previous years. Books are now open
daily at the city council rooms. Be
sure not to leave this important mat
ter to the last day.
Byron Harris, who had an ankle
crushed some weeks ago, is able to be
about this week for the first time. HI
thinks that after all he will escape
without having q stiff joint. Tht
nature of the fracture was such that Il
was feared that the ankle would al
ways be immovable.
Rev. r. M. Boyd took occasion OF
his late visit to this city to conduct ser
vices at the Presbyterian church boil
morning and evening. His popula
=. and successful pastorate made hin
many friends who welcomed his return
t by crowding the house on both occa
e sions. His subject of discourse in th
evening service was "Fidelity." Hi
!. thoughts were clear, terse, impressive
e and expressed with an earnestness tina
;. wins and holds attention. The Rev
h Boyd has warm hold on the peopl
a here and many wish that he could N
turn to this charge.
II The Democratic District Conventio
e of last week, which was in state {
,. deadlock when we went to pres
q patched up a flag Of truce early o
h Thursday morning. After few ba
4 lots P. Tillinghast withdrew from tt
race for District Judge and J. w. Pr
was made the nominee by acclamatio1
q Tie first ballot for Attorney gave Il
p Office to J. H. Forney, the ballot stan'
II ing 8 to 6. Barney Rohenkohl WI
made joint senator between Latah an
II Nez Perce. G. w. Case, Of Idat
ce county, was nominated as joint Gel
~ ator between Idaho and Nez Perc
and Ezra Baird senator for Nez Perc
ir Once more does the flaming post
ne on the roadside and the modest new
be paper advertisement proclaim to Il
world that the Snake river ferries a
no. in running order, and that the ne
m. road via this and that one Is "open 81
,et avoid the rocks and sand" Alas! t
old ferries are. not the bonanzas tn
. once were. The weary traveller
,w longer threads his way on a sweati
broncho through the hills and canyo
-. from the lower to the upper COUNT
or acts az pilot for the "kivered WACO
up and down the long hills. He boal
'n palace car now as the ''nearest q
%nu % best route to Colfax, Cheney, Spoka'
,ov Sprague and Pennington and all pa
Ia ~. Of the upper country" and doesn't q
%" to feed nor make dry camp. Nett
does he rise from his blankets In
ers early morn to find that his cayuses
ing not contented with the grazing Q
ms have left him while he slept and tai
lar- short cuts over the hills for their nat
, Oh ranres. leaving him to tramp