Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-09-23
Candies and nuts al Michael's.

Candies and nuts al Michael's.
The incest line of s. hats can be found
at the Fashion.
II. Wax and his son Monte of Grange
Vile left by Thursdays boat for Port
land.
The Royal Restaurant has moved from
Second street to Third in the rear of the
Goteborg saloon.
Mrs NJ. +. Johnson returned by the
train Thursday from Moscow, where she
has been visiting friends.
The ladies' of the Tsceminicum club
will find the programs for the years
work for distribution at the Fashion.
Rev. w. Y. Gibson. pastor Of the NJ +.
church 9t OakesGiale arrived in the city
yesterday. Mr.. Gibson has many ac-
quaintances in this city, as he was for
merly resident minister at Asotin.
Power of-attorney wos filed in the re-
corders Office today by + {. Nagel to
Peter Frazier, delegating the power to
Frazier Of locating placer and quartz
claims in the Bitter Root range of mount
aims in the state OF Idaho.
tomorrow morning for Boise to attend
opens Monday. Mr. Fletcher is a mem
Der of the executive committee, who
have the management of the fair.
| Hy Dodson, who has several FISH wheels
he operates on the Columbia river in
the vicinity Of the Warrendals Cannery,
arrived in the city Wednesday night Ell
route home. He has been enjoying a
short visit with friends at Nezperce. Mr.
Dodson is also district deputy under
Sheriff Frazer of Multnomah County
Oregon.
The District Court will convene Mon
day morning and continue during the
week, at which time il will adjourn to
allow the State Supreme Court to use the
courtroom. The Supreme Court, il is ex.
pected, will clear their calendar within a
week, i'll which event the District Cour-
will reconveue. The trial Jurors for the
term will not appear before Oct 9th.
1t is reported that the Idaho volunteer.
will leave San Francisco on the O'Clock
train next Monday afternoon the 2sth
reaching Portland the next morning
I where they will be breakfasted by tn,
From Portland they will embark on al
O. X. * n, special train and run through
direct to Boise on a speedy schedule
. reaching there no later than 10 or
O'Clock "Wednesday evening, the 27th.
The city council OF Boise have refuse,
to appropriate the sum of $500 petit
, toned for by citizens to be used for ex
peuses to be incurred IN giving the Idah,
volunteers a reception next week. Tn,
: councilmen voted unanimously agains
the appropriation on account of III,
iliegality of such an action. The mem
I bers, however, took the matter upon thei
own shoulders and stated that tn,
, amount would be secured if possible b,
! subscription.
Cash Cole, Sam Stewart and VIM
Quinn leave on the steamer Almota il
the morning for several days prospect
ing trip up Snake river. They will trave
by steamer as far as she will 90 an,
, thereafter go with small boat which
! they take from here. 1t is said tina
Stewart, who was one of Capt. Hart
party that recently went up to Pittsbur,
, landing, saw good indications of coppei
prospects and it is quite likely that th,
party will find something good.
Engineer lie Prohn and party, tina
have been engaged the past few month";
running location survey upon III,
Snake river valley railway between tn,
, month of the Steptoe canyon and nortl
. Lewiston, left by todays down steame
for Portland. Mr.. lie PROM expects I,
be at headquarters a short time. III,
: will take larger party somewhere il
. the Seven Devils district for the O. X
: x \. having previously been there he
lore coming over on the river route.
Mrs Sarah Hughes, the aged nother
of Mrs. II, +. Burleigh Of this city, die
suddenly at the residence of her daughtei
at 7:So Thursday morning. Besides Mrs
Burleigh. there survives her John Hughes
who resides at Spalding. The deceased
, who has lived here several years, has
, many friends who mourn her loss, as She
was kind and lovable old lady. The
funeral was held yesterday afternoon
from the residence of the family, a large
concourse of friends of the family beins
. in attendance.
W. +. Salvage and Miss Mary l.,
Vaughn were united in marriage hv
Judge Thompson Thursday Afternoon, IL
the parlors OF the Hotel DE France MIR
Salvage is an old trusted employ of the
Northern Pacific railway and has been
engaged ON the construction train on the
Clearwater extension since March last.
Miss Vaughan is recent arrival from San
Louis Obispo, Cal. Mr.. and Mrs. Salvage
left on this mornings train for brief
stay at Spokane at the conclusion OF
which they will reside at Orc Elmo.
The people who saw Rinylinp's circus
on its recent visit to Spokane can obtain
an idea of the size of the tents in which
the Spokane Industrial Exposition will
be held this year by comparing the
monster tent of the circus with one OF
the four big tents of the exposition. The
Ringing tent was $50 feet wide and 300
feet long. The largest of the Spok aue
tents Is 100 feet wide and $50 feet long.
Besides this there are three other laIge
tents. wooden building for machinery
hall aud number OF buildings OF Wool
aud canvas for the poultry, stock and
dairy departments.