Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-08-26


Mrs. George Bremen returned We'd
nesday from a visit to Moscow.
Mr. and Mrs. S. o. Tannahill re-
turned from Waha Wednesday.
il. Goodnight, Mr.. vollmer's farm
! agent, was in the city Wednesday.
Tie Viueland band gave an open air
concert in Lewiston last Tuesday eve.
, ming.
\ Rev. aud Mrs. T. E. Sherman re-
turned Tuesday from their outing in
the mountains.
Fred Haggist, the Singer sewing ma
. chine man, returned from Camas prai-
RE Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. w. J. Clemens and children, of
Anatone, returned Friday from three
months visit to their old home in
West Virginia.
d. d. Burnham received letter yes
terday from Attorney Danford who
states that he will start in a day or
\ two for Lewiston to permanently
. locate.
\ l.. r. Chapman was in the city
\ Wednesday. He was on his way from
\ Orc Grande to hurry to untangle a
legal complication involving valuable
placer grounds in which he is inter-
ested.
The State Horticultural society
which meets in this city on September
20 and continues three days will be an
= important event and promises to at
) tract large attendance of fruit growers
from all over the state.
; George Ruddle who is canvasslng
for the nomination for sheriff on the
democratic ticket was in the city
Wednesday; and he went to the Pot
: latch country Thursday to round up
: the yoemeu of that baliwick.
The term of Office of the present oc
\ cupant of the Idaho Marshalship has
= expired 10y limitation. The matter
; has not yet been taken up ty the de-
partment. The appointment will
probably be made within week
: The vote for Carnival Queen, at the
\ close of the second day stands: Cora
Coburn 80, Sadie LAWYER SO, Nettie
Harrington IS, and Melina Saux 80.
About twenty Others have received
= complimentary votes, ranging from
\ tolls.
NJ w. Barnett the school district
> assessor has completed the rolls. Fol-
) lowing are the valuations of the assessa-
bic property of Independent District
\ No. /: Reat estate, S42S ,625; improve
\ ments, Sl4o,a75; personal property,
' Sl44, 363.
george Bremen vino announces him
self a candidate for the Office of sheriff
+, in this issue of the TELLER is pioneer
Al of Idaho having resided in Moscow
is when that town was a part of NeZ
n Perce county. He is therefore well
r, known 10 the voters. He possesses
10 many qualifications for this Important
'e office and his aspirations are eminently
of laudable,
" Sam Sweeney who has been the
of operator of the Snake river ware house
ii here for II year has contracted for the
N immediate construction of a warehouse
ne st Spalding, 40x200 feet dimensions
ne All the wheat grown east of the
if Sweetwater canyon, on the reservation
We is tributary to Spalding or to points on
t the Clearwater above. Spalding is
II already shipping point of import
nj ance.
II Superintendent of Public instruction
81 l.. n. Il. Anderson came to Lewiston
in Sunday on official business and de-
"a parted Tuesday. He took with him to
lie Vancouver, Wash, three unfortunate
I'd children who 90 to school ut that
III II, place to be educated. Idaho having
We no school for the deaf and dumb such
a unfortunates are sent abroad by the
tn state to he taught. There are "a Of
he them now being educated q t Van.
couver.
tic
st. Ed Reboine, the agency interpreter,
ed is on his way to Marengo. He has
ed been apprised that he has an equity In
ed an old Oregon donation land claim on
he Toucanon, near the TOWNSHIP Of Maren.
IS go. His father and mother perfected
ate title to the old Marengo farm and the
,ur ..... =. - r -, a,
bic tutferesIS oi soiit Oh Gne ueiiS 10 Tue
nc nc fathers half of the claim have never
ID, been transferred. Mr.. Reboine goes tc
lie Dayton to establish his heirship.
he
ms The TELLER is in receipt of com.
he Elementary copy of the Hawaiian Star
to of Aug. 9th, in which is chronicle d
r IL, XXy;Ilir.., L..