Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-07-16

The damage to the grain in the |
Tammany district has been consiiera-
BILE. Some OF the farmers report slight |
damage while others take more
gloomy view of the subject. The dam
age is no doubt considerable. The re-
more unfavorahlc than In the Lewis
ton valley.
The ladies of the Methodist Church.
South, will give an ice cream supper
in the new Cooper building, at the
corner Main and Eugene streets, next
Friday evening. Delicious ice cream
and cake will he served at the modest
price of l5c per plate. The ladies ex-
tend Il general invitation to the public
to attend and enjoy "a pleasant evening.
The proceeds will I've used for the ben
eft of the church.
Deck Rauch, Tom Crowley and par
ty left yesterday for their Pierce City
mines. They were accompanied by
Ferd Roos, jr., who will visit in the
Pierce City country several weeks.
The fall run on the placer will not be-
gin until in August, and in the mean
time the crew will commence devel-
Opment work on IA quartz ledge, near
Pierce. An assay on the groupings of
the ledge showed S34 in gold to the
ton, several Lewiston parties have
purchased interests in the promising
prbspect.
There is no uncertainty about the
position of the TI.LLER on the issues
Of the day. Protection and silver, not
one but both, are the watchwords of
the day These are not found in the
demo.pop platform. The TELLER is
just as earnestly Il supporter of silver
as are Dubois, Sweet and their follow
ers, but to perpetuate their old watch
word the TELLER stlll says, "Not one,
but both" To combine these ideas,
the logical position of this paper is fot
silver within the old republican party.
Street sprnkling is blessing to oul
tair city. The abatement of the dust
nuisance in the most effective manner
is desired by al; refined people. The
busy workers of this place have but
one day to enjoy this improvement
and that is SUNDAY. The people all
travel the streets ON Sunday. They go
to church, and visit aud take restfuI
promenades. On sunday, however
which is everybody's day, the streets
are not sprinkled. They are dry, hot
and dusty on Sunday. The city com
cll should grant us this boon to add te
the blessings of Sunday.
Tive pretty bloomcr girls were the
sensation "t II day in Lewiston las
week. They accompanied their par.
ents who are hon,esteaders upon tn,
reservation and came overland from
the region near lIepncr, Oregon
They brought n drove of horses to IN,
new range and the girls were tn,
herders. They rode with two spur,
like common cowboys and sat on thciI
? horses like Centaurs. One of tn,
) mounts was fractions thoroughbred
and he reared and bucked on tho
streets, but the fair rider retained he
, saddle and never "pulled leather
Remcnyi. the great Hungarian via
, linist, whose fame has extended +
l every quarter of the globe, has aske'
T. for information regarding Lewiston
with Il view IF visiting tins city will
, hig wonderful musical combination
Efforts are now being made to encour
age this great musician to appear her
with good chances of success. a higl
, class entertainment of this order woul.
he appreciated and literally patroniZe'
10y all lovers of music. Remenyi i
now making his last tour of Americ
aud is meeting with elaborate rccep
: tions throughout the United States.
y Lewiston parties have chartered tn
Steamer Lewiston for "A run tu tn
Snake river mine. on July -. tn
steamer will leaye the Lewiston land
' ing at 4 n. IN. and will return i'm tn
y evening of the me day. Pas-enge
accommodations will he afforded at :
= for the round trip, and freight for an
n point on the river will be accepted
IS The upper Snake now carries n iavora
k bile stage Of water for navigation, an
l. its picturesque canyons are always n
e attraction to the pleasure seeker. Til
v run run will he made to the Sn ak
mines, the point where the recent re
strikes were made by Lewiston part iei
n \ stockman from Yakima passe
e through Lewiston Monday on til
is trail to Missouri, with 200 head ,
e horses. In the company were hui
e band and wife, and the lady will max
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