Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-08-05

/ Mndrw ok aud Larson fired a 1900
I kiln of brick Monday night Thev ARE
now putting upa second kiln, winch
will he burnt in short time. The
brick supply of the city is completely
exhausted.
DR.. Boston, of the Lewiston FIGURING
! Mills, will employ force of men this
week In repairing the mill ditch. In
the meantime the water will be turned
out of the ditch and the mills Will be
shut down.
The silver republicans of Nez Perez
county have issued call for pri-
mary convention to be held In this
city on Thursday, Aug. Is, to elect del
egates to the state convention at Boise,
to b. held Aug. oath.
The first watermelons were placed
on sale in this market last Friday.
Fruit and vegetables have been scarce
recently. Tomatoes are selling at 10
cents a pound while good peaches and
grapes are tout of sight"
A snit in foreclosure was filed with
clerk of district court, S. .. Tannahill,
on the 3rd inst. w. A. Wright Ia
named as plaintiff vs.. +. M. Pindall,
defendant. Amount involved 1892 "A.
Thos. Mullen is attorney for plaintiff
In the routine of administering
upon the estate of &. +. Thatche-,
decea sed, the stock of merchandise of
Thatcher & King is being invoiced
this week H. X. Barnett and l.. G.
Mcclure are at Lapwai eng ged IN the
work.
Geo. Morrison will leave for Portland
Sunday, where he will order stock
of goods for the fall trade. The five
carloads of stock mostly wagons and
harvesting machinery that composed
, his first shipment have been sold out
, completely,
Indian Agent Fisher has secured Q
, layof and is spending his vacation in
the Mountains. A party of friends
from Portland joined him this week
/ They will spend three weeks on the
upper Clearwater hunting, fishing
and prospecting.
A. ,. Lan'eman shipped from Lew
: iston by freight teams 400 feet OF iron
: pipe which is intended to conduc
water across q canyon to the Irol
j, Crown quartz mill on Newsome creek
I This mill will begin to grind rich or
In about three weeks.
r Hon. G. $. Voorhees,, of Spokane
passed through Lewiston Tuesday, ell
route to the mines of our interior. Mr.
y Voorhees, is an enthusiastic believer il
!. the future of our mines, especially tn
+, Salmon river placera, aud the Snake
river copper propositions.
y +. J. McLain, of Grangeville, is il
!, the city. He came this far to NEE
4 Mrs. I. &. Hat tahaugh, of Moscow hi
r. cousin. Mrs. Hattabaugh is in poo
health and she goes to Camas prairi
for the benefit of a change of china,
u aud rest from household cares.
y In their haste to harvest the big or"
A. in the Lewiston valley some grain wa
threshed too green to save in the sach
One lot in the big warehouse on Snak
y river was. found to be heating tn
&c week 1t was sorted and most of 1T wi
=. be saved by the timely precaution.
Geo. Bremen AMI Ed. Fountain i
turned from Moscow Sunday afte
g noon. They say that trade in Mosco
a' is dull but business In the wheatfieit
is rushing. Farmers are very bus
III taking care of the greatest wheat Gre
ever harvested in the Moscow conntr
!" Marion Freeman of Colfax took po
ie session of the Boss Meat Market Mo-
u dav having bought out Dowd, Sha
'" Il Go. Mr.. Lumason comes from &C
fax to act as manager. The Bio
a Meat Market will as heretofore be he,
,g quarters for the finest the market ,
10 fords.
II Miss Mary Galloway Is teaching
m summer normal school in Bear La
county. She delivered an address
an the Paris tabernacle last Sunday ey
xt ming on "Iudividual Responsibility
"a. Miss Galloway's name is still on I
ed list as Il candidate for state superi
'er tepdant of public Instructions
sc.
- The Clearwater river hsRs not
~ preached low water mark this we
q The late rains on the mountains hz
: afforded II favorable stage OF water \
Q the few raftsinen who have RENAL Q
2 on the river. Even big lumber ra