Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-06-03


, u $ Funu,ajn has sold his race horse
Temps. for 3 500.
Chas- Smith Is now night clerk at the
Hotel de France.
Miss Emma Rowley visited friends al
Leland last week returning Thursday.
Mrs, J.. II. Libby will spend the sum.
uler at her Boston home She will de
part Monday.
Henry Fair has pnrchasel lot IN the
Minony tract on the hill and will build a
residence thereon.
A. Sinsheiner. the indefatigahle rustler
for y r. Golfk * Co. OF Portland was
in Lewiston Thursday.
Senator Roach went to Pomeroy
Yesterday 10 iu3s after the shipment OF a
large hstl OF cattle from that point.
/ Prof. J. y. Aldrich OF Moscow is in the
CITY He IS accompanied by a brother
+ Irwin l.. AldFich, Of Milbauk. Dakota
! Del Butterwor,h and Bert Rigley were
called 10 GraugeVlle on business CON
nected with the Big Buffalo deal yesteE-
day.
Samauel Denhein OF Westlake who
was brought 70 Lewiston for consumption
has improve, very much under Or,
Brown 5 care.
1t is known beyond doubt that the O.
X. x y. Company will begin construction
work at this point within month. This
has been definitely decided upon.
Mrs f. ". Kctteuhich's driving horse
caught a rein under the shaft Yesterday.
and the fouied rein drew him backward
and sidewise TIL the shaft WAS broken.
DIR. J. O. West has been installed AS
agency physician at Spalding and DR..
Fairly has been appointed to the position
of doctor for the Lapwai Indian school.
4. ] Bonhore and wife arrived from
California Thursday after a two months
business trip. Mr.. Alfred Schnider of
France, a cousin, is visiting Mr.. Benhore
a. $. Clinefclter. and r. R., his son,
arrived in Lewiston Wednesday and
will make this city their home. These
gentlemen were originally from Oswego,
Oregon, where they were known as the
best Of skilled carpenters.
The steamer Lewiston loaded with
cattle at Grande Roude Thursday morn
ing and passed down TO Riparia the
same day. She loaded at the Lewiston
stock yards this morning.
Mrs. Emma Edwards, at the solicita-
sion of many friends has consented to
accept an independent nomination for
the office of city treasurer. This lady is
enlinently qualified for this position.
The Steamer Spokane on the down
river trip Thursday, ran into the Central
ferry cable and was disabled. She reach
Rlparia i'll time to put the Lewiston on
the passenger run. The cable almost
demolished the pilot house and other
portions of the upper deck.
Judge T.. G. Steele visited in Lewiston
last night and returned to Moscow this
Morning. Judge Stewart, of Boise is
holding court for Judge Steele i'll Moscow
while cases are pending in which Judge
Steele has been interested in the past as
attorney.
Preparations are under way for an
elaborate celebration at Waha on the
Fourth. q. l.. Crum, an orator of note,
viii deliver an Grafton i'll the forenoon.
There will be sports and boating in the
afternoon and good display of FIRE
works at night. There will also be a
ball in the evening.
Engineer Bethel has been instructed
to find route and locate railroad to
the Buffalo mining camp for the o. K.
x n, company. He will go Immediately
TO that district and follow up the snow.
The route to be followed is a secret to
the public even if known to the
promoters themselves.
Following is list of the newly elected
officers of Excelsior Lodge No ?, Knights
OF Pythias: T.. Kincaid, {. G., /. /.
Randall, V, c., Guy Williamson, r.; <.
{. Elliott, Nj. A., George Erb, NJ. f., !.
y, McConkey, NJ. f., Leslie Thompson,
X. of r. & S, Charles Leland, /. g. Or.
J. J. Atkinson, o G.
ID. ID. Burnham will leave for the
salmon river mining district Monday.
He and Prosecuting Attorney Danford
nave come into possessession of some
valuable property which Mr.. Burnham
thinks will justify him in devo,inp his
time to its development. He will spend
most OF the summer in the mountains