Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1891-11-12
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rurros THAT HAVE HAPPENED
IN SEVEN DAYS.
IN and Around Lewiston
Carefully Gathered by our Scribe and
Prepared in Choice Manner
for our Readers.

E.O'Neil is in Walla Walla on legal
business.
Judge Norman Buck was in the city
ant Of the week, on business.
The water mains were extended into
Felix Warren's new livery barn
this week.
Harry Madgwick and Robert Schlei.
cher are erecting a new stable On Eu-
gene street.
The Almota, Capt. Harry Baughman
commanding, came in Monday and
took down q load of wheat.
Genesee has been taken into the tel
sphone circuit, and now has its say in
affairs along with the rest of 'em.
L. R. Chapman brought down raft
07,000 shingles last week, and dis
posed Of them to H. T. Madgwick.
More rain, more wheat. More wheat,
more money. Mofe money, more
chance for q railroad. Let it pour.
Never mind the mud.
D. 8. Dent, county treasurer, has re-
turned from Portland much improved
by the trip. His eyes are healing and
with proper care win soon be we'll.
L. G. Hattabaugh and L. Stannus
both Of Moscow were in this city on
business last Friday and Saturday.
They took in the Military ball while
here.
John Forest and Clarence Hoyt alias
"King Bee", were both indicted last
week at Boice on the charge Of selling
liquor to the Indians. The trial Of
King Bee is set for the 10th inst.
The Idaho Pear 20. have just finished
ashipment Of trees to large nurseries
In Ohio and New York. More than
two thousand trees have been shipped
out to those states in the past week.
Four Indians from Troop l.. Fourth
cavalry, Fort Sherman, are recruiting
on the Nez Perce reservation this week.
They are under charge of Corporal Wal
ter seeley, Troop H. Fourth cavalry,
Up goes wheat. On Saturday last
5000 bushels changed owners at Pull
man, at the fancy price of SOC bushel,
acked. At several other points In the
Palouse wheat is quoted this week at
% cents.
Judge Rand has this week purchased
the fruit ranch Of Joe Malloy, contain
Ing hfty-six acres. The purchase price
was $4,000. Judge Rand expects to
erect fine summer residence on the
nnch next season and otherwise inn
prove it.
Miss Lillian Orcutt entertained few
o. her friends at the home of her aunt,
An. Jno. Fix, last Tuesday evening.
dancing, cards and music helped to fill
up the evenings entertainment. At
tne conclusion Of which an elegant
lunch was served.
Notice Is hereby given that Mrs.
rowes has opened up dress-making
establishment in the Hale 4 Cooper
building, and is prepared to do all
Kinds of sewing. Dress.making a
specialty. Her advertisement will ap-
pear In our next issue.
Sam Miller stabbed Frank Earle
With clasp knife Monday night in a
drunken quarrel. In a trial before
suoge lsaman Wednesday, Miller was
pat under $500 bonds to appear before
sne grand jury at the next term of
court. He is still in Jail.
:. Howard Howe and wife leave the
uty today. Mr.. Howe will be delayed
0t some weeks in Boise City, but his
"ie Will proceed at once to her early
aome In Portland, Maine. Mr.. Howe
Mi' however, join her in the east,
"aere they will spend the winter.
Inc Board Of Health would not per
nut the opening of the schools this
veek. The precaution is no doubt a
-'ae one, but as long as parents allow
.oeir children to run rampant all over
"wn into the wet and rain, it is q
question whether they would not be
s'oat Is safe after all, in school. -
John Phillip having dissolved part.
:. .s.ssnip with p. Pokorny, will continue
o ousiness at the old stand. Here
:" customers will find q full line of the
Patterns In the market. Mr..
.aanpi is also agent for one of the larg'
= merchant tailoring establishments
ae United States and can furnish
1'or made suit from sla up and
'snts nom g up.