Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-09-16
largest Elephant in captivity

Col. W. w. Hammell of Nezrerce
Il in the city Monday.
Jss. Hayes of Lapwai came in Sun
and remained till Monday.
California Sweet Potatoes at the
t,seIl Cash Grocery.
:anfo d Evans the Genesee wheat
ger was in the city Monday.
Miss Anna Coston of Boise arrived
pnday to attend the normal school.
Try a basket of the celebrated
aleicher grapes at the Russell Cash
ncery.
Bishop Gloriaoux conducted service
the Catholic church in this city last
|Hday.
There will be an immense gathering
see Lemen Brothers Shows at Lew
btu, Sept. %.
NJ. Davis has been in the city
gnng oil on the troubled democratic
fticaI waters this week.
shipment of cattle, 26 carloads,
s made 10y boat Monday and
|tdnesday of this week.
P. Vollmer is converting the ware
Use near his home on Snake River
Enue into double dwelling house
tenement purposes.
There are many interesting sights
Fh the Lemen Brothers Shows |
Per seen with other exhibitions, and |
be hire Sept. %.
Fill White, Clarence Thiessen and |
brlie WiIdenthaller left Sunday to !
IN school during the year at Bishop |
tt's academy at Portland.
Miss Elsie Fleming, of Colfax, who
been visiting with her aunt, Mrs.
Is. Rogers, during the summer, re-
|ued to her home Tuesday.
q. H. Breed the circulation manager
| the Spokesman Review arrived in
betty Monday. He made an active
b successful canyass of the city for
journal,
D. H. Libby left Tuesday for Boston
here he will consult his company
but the final plans of the lewiston
Reord bridge. Mrs, Libby will ac-
Rpany him on his return.
lames Reid a stranger in the city
garraigu-d before Justice Thompson
\ Tuesday charged with being
pink and dlsorderly. A fine of s.
d costs paid for the breach of the
Ace.
6eorge Morrison is in the field as
bin buyer. He wants wheat in
FWiston, Asotin, SpaIding, Juliaetta,
ID at all other points in the Lewiston
Hley. 1t will pay farmers to consult
Morrison before closing any con-
pets for the sale of their grain.
Seginnlng Monday Lewiston has
regular train service over the new
aneh. The train leaves Lewiston at
m. arriving at Spokane at 30 p.
Another train leaves Spokane at
u. arriving at Lewiston at $50
a. All mail arrives OH the after
% train. Lewiston for the first time
The privilege of reading the Spo-
ne papers Oh the date of their issue.
would be to the interest OF
business men of Lewiston
W 10 all citizens of the interior of the
7fwater basin If u schedule of ar
~ and departure of stages was ar
Aged to conform with the arrival of
''s AZ Lewiston by tie new train
we. The mails from all directions
cone by train to Lewiston and
y arrive at 2:30 p. m. By conform
ms time all the interior country
!" De brought into closer business
aiohs to the mutual benefit of all
IONS and all people concerned.
,ne Yell of wheat i'm the Lewiston
ny this year is over l,000,000
ae@ In the district between the
sAe fNer and Lapwai creek the
Who have operated threshing
'u,hes report over 400, 900 bushels
w 'hreshed. Between Lapwai
eo''onwood creek the crop is esti-
aat oOo, 900 bushels. This is more
douoie the output of any other
u the history of the country.
q h"e,o00 bushels of wheat will be
Ne'ea III Lewiston and at the trib-
'ppih2 points OF the river and
within ten miles uf Lewiston.
N VIC 10 say that no other equally
area in all the world will pro-
= 1898 ,0o0, 900 bushels of wheat.