Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-06-18
Items Of Interest.
REVIEW OF THE WEEKS
HAPPENINGS.
Our Local Roundup.
)ojuas About the City and Vicinity
-Newsy News Told IN
The Teller.

w. +. Kettenbach will build u fam
ily residence on The Hill this summer.
Rev. l.. w. Sibbet will preach in the
Hatwai school house next Sunday ut
30. IN.
Floyd Cochran, Of Moscow, was in
the city over Sunday and returned
Tuesday.
Presiding Elder Van Dusen, Of the
NJ. F.. Church has purchased home
farm on lewiston Flats.
Mrs. NJ. Alexander and her two small
children are visiting with Mrs. ". NJ.
p. NIillac, in Asotin this week.
Frank McGune moved to his home
in Grangevi)le after spending the win
ter in this italian climate.
Steamer Lewiston departs for Cave
Gulch on Snake River Saturday.
Round trip tickets $l.Oo.
Joe Kincaid rode through from
Palouse to Lewiston on his wheel
Tuesday arriving here at II am.
Bill James departed this week for
Florence. He is the owner Of some Of
the best property in that great camp.
An elaborate bicycle parade is being
arranged for the Fourth Of July cele-
bration by the members Of the cycling
club.
Judge Piper passed through the city
Saturday, on the way to Idaho county
to hold the spring term of the District
court.
Mr. James Surridge, Of Camas Prairie
was in the city few days this week,
marketing his annual surplus OF beef
stock.
F. d. Sears departed Tuesday for
British Columbia, where he goes to
look after newly acquired mining in
interests.
F.. L. Dumont, the Fifth Street
tailor Is enlarging his place Of business
by the addition Of neat new front
room thereto.
Misses Allie Fraser and Allie larson
after six weeks visit with friends in
Walla Walla and Portland returned
home Saturday.
Mr.. J. f. Steen, manager of the
Granite Mining company, of Murray,
was in the city Monday, visiting his
nephew, r. f. Steen.
A little son Of J. h. Perkins fell in
the river Monday. He was rescued Ivy
+. NJ. Manning. 1t was II narrow es.
cape from drowning.
Ike Grostein IL visiting here with
relatives this week. He Ia now EN-
ployed In the i.ig Kuhn general mer-
chandise store at COifax.
4 large number Of Leland citizens
visited Lewiston last week. attracted
here by the G. A. II. Encampment
and the Democratic convention.
A steam pump has been required to
relieve the city sewers Of the overflow
since the water in the RIVER has risen
above the level Of the Easements in the
city stores.
Jacob Eichenberger has new store
building under way. "n the lot east Of
the Wintsch brick. The first floor will
be occupied about July LIST by f. l..
Russell, Of the Cash Grocery.
Joseph Little was arrested by Depu-
ty Marshal Mounce Saturday, for in
troducing whiskey upon the reserva-
tion. He had a hearing before Com
missioner Poe Monday and was COM
mltted to await the Federal court IN
the sum OF $500.
Grand Master Rowley, Of I. O. o. F.,
accompanied by brothers s. q. Larson.
Ill. Chapman. Ben Dill, s. q. Isa.
man and X. l.. Thompson, visited For.
rest on Mason Prairie aud instituted a
subordinate lodge Of Odd Fellows in
that new town.
The railroad company has withdrawn
the through passenger train from the
MOSCOW route and placed 1t on the
Henesee division. The construction
department will supply the service
necessary to meet the demands Of trade
curing the time Of the extension ia
Lewiston later In the summer.
At the late election IN Umati!la
county, Oregon, legal counsel In
rendieton, representing all three par
"es' rendered an opinion that Indians
and half.breeds were not entitled to
vote. The election judges Of all pre-.
c'ncts accepted the opinion and acted
accordingly. In some outside pre-
"hcss Indians were allowed to vote.
The funeral Of Vesta PierstOff' took
pace last Thursday. The last honors
" The beloved girl were very impres.
ave. The members of the w. r. e.