Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-09-30

Mr.. G. II. Gales who has been man
ager of the Cleveland mine during tn
summer, passed through Lewiston thu
week on his return to Butte. He re
ports the mine in good condition ant
the prospects of great property be
ing developed was never better. Th,
company is still embarrassed by con
fiict of interests and the progress of tn.
property is delayed by dissensions
Rev. f. B. sutton IL lecturing
throughout the county on the subject
o. temperance. He is also organizing
a prohibition party. A convention
has been called to put cold waite,
ticket in this prolific political field.
The headquarters of this party was re.
moved to Leland lest the Lewiston
democratic ring absorb it.
Joel Warren, Spokane's big chief OF
police, was in Lewiston this week. He
was in search of a span of horses for
use in the patrol wagon in his depart
ment. He found the required team at
Ira Small's farm and purchased them,
paying the good price of $3.50 therefor.
&. T. Stranahan, the chairman of the
republican central committee, is active
in the preparations for the opening
campaign. He has faith In the success
of the ticket, SO there will be no half
hearted campaign this year.
The local lodges of Odd Fellows will
entertain next Tuesday evening H.
w. Dunton, grand master, from Boise.
1t Is hoped the members will all turn
out and give their head officer grand
reception.
Miss. Geneveve Vollmer returned
Monday to her New York school. She
will be absent during the current
school year. J. z. Vollmer accompa-
MED his daughter as far as Spokane.
George Ero chairman of the demo-
cratic central committee has opened
an office in the Binnard block and he
is preparing for vigorous campaign.
Adrian Sweet will be his secretary.
LosT:-A bunch of keys on a ring
attached to a short piece of watch
chain. A liberal reward will be given
to the finder. Leave at THE TELLER
office or the Owl Saloon.
Gen. r. l.. Mcfarland was in the
city last Tuesday. He was here on
business connected with establishing
his future home in Lewiston and also
to visit with his brother.
Cyrus Taylor, arrested last Mon
day on complaint of George Het, the
building contractor on the N. p. ex-
tension was fined five dollars and COSTS
by Judge Thompson.
Gen. and Mrs. Afford, father and
mother of A. H. and f, l.. Afford, of
this city arrived here last Monday.
They will robably reside In Lewiston
permanently.
The Cash Flour and Feed store
will exchange -four for wheat, one
sack Of the best patent flour for two,
bushels Of wheat. Call at the store on
the railroad grounds near the Silcott
ferry.
The ra il road company has realized
he need of more room for their freight
md they are now building big shed
'outh of the ira ok between Third and
Fourth streets.
Bert Marris and wife, the couple
Who resigned official places in the Sal.
'ation army recently and got married
II This city departed yeste rday for |
spokane.
Rev. and Mrs. LeCorea of Asotin. |
we're in the city yesterday morning.
They accompanied their daughters |
his far on their way to Portland to |
chool.
The railroad is practically finished
o the terminus fixed for the Lewiston
xtension. The end of the track is mt
he Snake river ferry landing.
Sailing dates for o. r. d n. steam
rs between Portland and San Fran
isco for October are as follows: 9, S.
!, II, IA, Il, 20, 23, 26, 2s.
The local Salvation Army Corps will
,iye an entertainment next Saturday
,vening. Coffee and cake will be
erved
ID. S. Dent and family returned
nome Tuesday, after all extended visit
With relatives in Iowa and Indiana.
Miss Emma Hardwick of Nez Perce
$ visiting in the city, the guest of
Mrs. w. e. Foresman.
} Nj. johnson, of the G.. o. ID. Gro
cry reports "A baby girl born into his
home on Tuesday.
Rev. t. E. Sherman returned from
'isit to Oregon on Tuesdays boat.