Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-08-12

The eight-year old son of :. 4.
Rogers has been quite sick this week
Gail on eastman Il White for
tobacco and cigars.
Get your fresh fruit aud vegetables
of Cushman d White.
Fred Haggist left yesterday for
months trip to Camas prairie in the
Interest Of the Singer Company.
Don't overlook the fact that you can
get fresh Dish every day at the Nez
Perez Commission House Cushman Il
White, proprietors.
DIR. Van Zandt. practitioner of
wide experience and high standing in
his profession, has located in Lewiston.
The people of this city are fortunate in
having such an eminent medical man
available in case of need.
The ladies of the Methodist church
gave lawn festival at the Thatcher
orchard, Wednesday afternoon and
evening It was a success socially and
financially. The cash receipts were
over $50. The public was entertained
as well as feasted.
The highest degree of heat of this
season, Indicated by a registered ther-
nometer, or any other correct Their
mometer, without undue exposure,
was on Wednesday, and the degree
was lO4. Now for compression. There
is not "A town or city in the northwest
J that has not had hotter weather than
! Lewiston since August lat.
Tue frs freight over the Northern
Pacific railroad extension to Lewiston
arrived yesterday. 1t was y carload OF
ice. In TWENTY-FIVE hours after the
order was placed the freight was in
| Lewiston. This breaks all freight
records to this section. How have we
lived So long without railroad connec-
ton with the outside world?
Subject of the sermon of the Catholic
church sunday at 10 a: m. will be-
The miraculous healing of deaf aud
dumb bjTour LORD applied to the con.
dition Of a soul. "They brought to
him one deaf and dumb and besought
him that he would lay his hands upon
him." Everyone kindly invited
Next Monday on the feast of the
assumption of the blessed Virgin
services in the Catholic church will b,
at Ga. m.
Father Cataldo came from Umatilla
on Mondays steamer. He visited in
| Lewiston till Thursday aud then wen,
tn Mission. He took with him Father
Post of st. Louis. Father Post is ;
missionary. They are making pas
toral visit to the reservation district
Father Post has special talent for In
dian and modern languages, and viii
he a decided acquisition for the church
interests for this whole country. Faith
er Post will rema in III the reservation
district permanently.
Railroad Superintendent Gilber
was in the city Wednesday. He def
inately arranged the details of railroad
connection. 1t was announced tina
the freight service would begin mex
week aud a sch dule was arranged fo
the benefit OF shippers. The passenge
trains will not go upon schedule TIM
until September !. The railroad will
be completed Saturday or SO nearly 81
that the rolling stock VIII pass from
the construction department to th
operating department early mex
week
fered IA verv desirable charge in centra
Pennsylvania, but he has apprehen
siOns of unfavOrable results from tn
rigorous climate of that region NJ oil
Mrs. McConkey health, therefore h
will not accept. He is, however, con
templating change in about si
, weeks. He NAV so to the new Ha
! vain possessions and If not to. Califoi
.nia. This good pastor has been will
: the lewiston Episcopal congregation
since 1881. 1t will be severing tende
ties when duty calls him to anothe
section of the Lords Vineyard
A uniuue entertainment was give
last Monday evening 10y Mrs. Volume
at her home on Sn AXE River avenu,
The function was designated a ne'
woman's social and the most unnsu,
feature was the imposition upon th
men Of Il multitude of tasks that b,
/ long by custom. to the ladies' I'll
gentlemen devoted themselves heroicl
; to the culinary, Oh essmaking and M
linary arts during the evening viii
the ladies sat in Judgment. The soci;
gathering was decided success M
alone owing To tia new features intr,