Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-07-09

Miss Hester Spackman, of the Nor
NAL has been chosen teacher at the
Natatorium school, in Boise, next
year She left for that city yesterday.
Insure in the British America AS
-urance Company.
l.. J. HOrnaday, Agent.
Married Monday Justice Horn.
aday performed the ceremony of mar
rage for Jerome Crispin and Eliza
Fling, both o: Columbia county, Wash.
ington.
J. b. HeIpman from Kendrick oc-
cuples the position of hookkeeper at
jno. I. Nollner Il Co.'S ma!a vacant
10y the resignation of Thos. Lindsay.
Mrs. kittie Abend will leave early
next week for Forest Grove Oregon.
After few weeks visit there she will
take up her permanent residence in
Portland.
Geo. f.. knepper returned Saturday
from weeks visit in Washington.
While gone he attended the Washing
ton State Teachers association session
at New Whatcom.
Mrs. |. G. Hattabaugh, Misses Nina
keener and Maggie McCallie aud
Messrs Reese Hattabaugh, Guy Wolfe
, and Prof. J. b. Easter made up party
from Moscow that took in the sports
and games Saturday.
Harry Lydon and VIII Kruger left
Wednesday for months outing in
the mountains. While they are out
purely for pleasure they will not over
look any gold mine hat might be in
: the vicinity of their camp.
n. S. Soper, of Ashland, Wis, will
probably come to Lewist IN to put in a
steam laundry. Mr.. Soper is friend
of j. II. Clear in this city. Negotia
ii ms are pending tor a lease of the old
: mill building to use Tor a laundry.
Geo. Martin, son of j. S. Maetin
clerk II, the Agency, had serious case
of strangu'ated hernia, this week
Doctors Shaft, West and Hinkle
made successful operation and the
patient is on Il fair road to recovery.
$ w. Il. Stanton has been EMPLOYED
10y the city council to do the assessing
w. &. Foresman has a similar appoint
: ment from the school district. Bott
! gentlemen are preparing this week tt
, begin active operations next Monday
M. ELDERS, of Colorado, is now EN-
pioyed at S. Wlldenthaler's Tn,
Lewiston Bakery has never been 81
busy. 1t takes three bakers to turn
, out the 1000 to 1000 Ioaves of breat
: that are baked daily to supply thu
: trade.
Geo. Morriso.. lett Thursday tor tn,
mine ut Or, ok's Corral He was ac
companied by James Rardon who i
intert sled in trying to place the pro
2 perry. Mr.. Reardon has just succeeded
;. IN floating the Warrcns Meadow
e placer claims mt $94, 900 and is lookin.
after something else to place with tn,
investors.
~ The Kneuper Bros, Geo. +. and G.
o., and their sons, f. f. and Ralph
, left Tuesday for Mt. Idaho, where the,
q ", Il he for the week in institute work
y Leaving there they will make an over
land trip through to Boise basin, vi.
the Payette lakes to Shoshone, LIN
e coin county, where another institute
), will he held early in August. Thu
will make del,g htful outing trip ant
allow them to combine business will
n pleasure.
r. Many Lewistonians went to Lapwa
Monday to take in the celebration
given by the Nez Perces ut that place
The largest crowd ever known to at
= tend one Of these celebrations wa
y present. The day opened with a b,s
parade with chiefs and warriors in full
= war costume. Then followed the wa
4 dance and the usual oratory and feast
i Ing. The center of attraction thi
e year was the great Chief Joseph an(
his friend Chief Moses of the Yakonlas
The celebration Monday opened up
weeks sport in horse racing, anC
Indians from all the neighboring tribe.
are in attendance