Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-06-25

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Leland, Cotton wood, Keuterviile, Dem
yer, Grangeville and Mt. Idaho dur
Ing the next two months. DR.. Atkin.
son will be In Juliaetta the last Of this
week.
The lawn social ut tie residence of
Mrs. y. Wildemthaler last evening
proved to be pleasant sflAir. It was
conducted by the ladies of tho Eastern
star. wllD realised neat profit for
their efforts.
q. Weisgerber and wife, accompa-
MED by Mis-. Maggie Welsgerher. re-
turned from Portland Monday. Mia
Maggie has been attending the st.
Msry's Academy vt that place during
the past year, and returns home for
the summer vacation.
The rivers have been rapidly reced.
Ing fHr several days, and all danger Of
an overflow j. past. Saturday, the
water reached its highest poin,, which
the government guage on Snake rives
showed to he three feet below the
point reached In 1894.
q. X. Reed and family, Of Spokane,
passed through Lewiston this week on
their way to Camas Prairie. Mr.. Reed
10 a partner Of Ezra Baird, Of this city,
in valuable minlng properly In the
Clearwater basin.
@. A. Frost complains to the TELLER
"that some cheap newspaper msn"
has mIsquoted him In his expression
regarding the Dubois bolt. He says
his statement was a. follows: II have
but one principe Ut the democratic
party. and that is, to vote for q yellow
dog II my party nomipates him."
The Steamer Lewiston will make
the trip next Saturday to the mouth Of
Oro Fino creek on the Clearwater.
The boat will leave Lewiston at I .. M,
returning In the evening. The Clear.
water 10 now at . favorable stage for
navigation. and the trip will undoub..
edly be pleasant one. Fare. Tor round
trip. 81.
For bargains Ia Tailor made
clothes 60 to F. L. Du Mont's Tailor
shop. Long experience in buslne,s
snableAAlm 10 gnasantee Satisfaction
at very low prices. Besides. cleaning
and repairing. "dyeing" will be done,
thst will not fade. My place Of bus.
ness permanently at 5th strret, north
of Cash Hardware Store. 38-4t.
Bishop Talbot will visit Lewiston
this week. He IL now making his an
nual visItations to the parishes of his
diocese. The Bishop is justly entitled
t. the distinction Of being one Of the
most popular and forcible pulpit ora
tors In the United States. He will
preach tonight at the Eplscopal
and y large audience viii
erect him.
Dan Dwight, OF 0rangeviiIe, who re-
Gently disposed OF \ psrt Of bis Flor.
ence property for fortune, ID an old
pioneer In the Clearwater Valley and
has wide acquaintance In Lewiston.
H. resided here several ye ,rs, aud ut
one time acted rs deputy-marshal ana
1kht- -watchman. He has had his
nose to the grindstone for thirty Year,,
and his good fortune, he says, makes
him feel unnatural. but Of course hsrpy
Several Lewiston man are attending
the Spokane races. which commenced
Tuesday. Del Fountains string Of
horses including Tammany, Doc Nor
ris and LatOnla are entered In the
principal events. and 1t Is expected
that they will return with hOn0rS.
rammany raced on the big circuit last
year, aud secured either first or second
money In every stake in which he c0n-
tested.
A party Of Lewiston bicyciists, in.
Messrs. Osmers. Arant, l..
Ro"s, Rivers, X. Coburn /111e..
burn, made the trip to L4Re Waha
evening. The return trip
was made Sunday evening. f. Arant,
Z. Osmers and l.. RMs Of the party
arriving in Lewiston In one hour and
hfty-five minutes after departing from
the Lake. Some one reported that the
party raced all the way homewart,
but Albert COburn enthusiast ticaily
pronounced the report to be a cam.
paign lie.
The steamer Lewiston failed Ia its
effort to make the run to the Snake
river mines Saturday. The steamer
reached u point within nve miles of
its destination when big rapid was
encountered which 1t could
not pass. Two headlines wore broken
IN the effort to sem over the rOuyh