Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-08-27
Told in the Teller.

Fred Schneckner, for many years =
resident Of this city, died Ia the CITY
Monday at the residence Of his life
long friend, Chris. Theisseil. lie sNf-
fered stroke Of paralysis several
months ago. from which he never fully
recovered. He was buried Tuesday, q
large number Uf acquaintance and
friends following his remains tn the
cemetery.
The following delegates are reprc-
senting Nez perce county, IN the Re-
publican State Convention, which
convened at Boise City, yesterday:
Jas. +. Babb, II. X. Barnett, c. +.
Montelth, Geo. Bremen, r. O'Netll,
H. Foresman. r. r.. Stookey, NJ.
Wing. Mr.. +. Duvall, G. r. Stranxhan
and w. w. Hammell.
Miss Marie aud Gussie Benson de.
parted on Tuesday mornings stage for
Helena, Montana, where they will
visit with relatives during the fall and
winter. The Daughters 0f Rebeknll
gave an Ice cream social last Thursday
evening In honor Of tlrese young ladies
prior to their departure.
The prohibition candidate for presi-
dent Is for the gOlu standard. He asks
that all democrats vino cannot support
the Chicago ticket to vote for him.
Strange things have happened, but Il
genuine curiosity tor these times,
would be n democrat voting for n pro.
hibitionist.
r. &. l,eacf, the Bee Hive man, px-
poets to Ike able to move into his new
store building next Saturday night.
Mr.. Iseachs new building Is one of
the largest and incest in the city, and
when entirely completed will prove u
lasting ornament to Main street.
VIM. Hnevernick, proprietor of the
White Front Livery Stables, on Mon
day purchased from Mitchell, Lewis l.
Staver Co., another fine new carriage.
This gives the White Front three ear
riages, besides its many other fine sim
gle turnouts.
Lee Fairchiid, poet-orator- wit and at
one time IA resident Of Lewiston, IL in
the thickest of tile Maine political
campaign. He is stumping the state
for the republican ticket and is dated
for two addresses in Tom Reeds dis
trict.
The democratic delegates to the re-
cent popocratic. convention, held at
Bois :, returned home Monday. They
report much enthusiasm and u good
time, although North Idaho was com-
PEELED tn accept Il seat at the second
table.
! A par! Of the agreement between the
Idaho tusionists was the promise by
the democrats to insure the election of
IA populist senator. These goods, of
course, have not yet been delivered,
and there are many amusing rnmors
atloa,.
, An interesting session is promised at
the meeting of the Mckinley club next
saturday evening. Important mat
matters will be considered, and an ad-
dress on political is-ue, will I've made
! by Marcus Barnett.
II is current runior that 4. ID. Bar
ton, J. O. Barbour, of this city, &. a.
! Leeper, of rammany, and II. Hrmil-
ton, of Leland, are candidates for the
position of sheriff on the democratic
ticket.
Misses Alice and Cora Cohurn, who
have been visiting with their father o,
salmon river during the past several
weeks, returned to Lewiston last Fri
= day. Their father accompanied them.
; Martin Collins, :. WildenthaIler
k and son, returned from Pierce City
n last Saturday, after ten days s.jourl,
in that prosperous mining camp.