The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1876-12-23

Charity mine with good prospects. They re
port some Improvements being made at tn
Warn Spring station under Bergdorff. The,
port also only about nine inches of snow there
RErukxED.-Mr. james Gage returned on
Wednesdays stage from Walla Walla. where
=" he has been to purchase q stock OF holiday
j goods, He bought general assortment Of toy,
fancy boxes and books. They mako fine dis
play sprsad out on his counters. Call and see
him. Jon can ind anything you want to please
the smallest child or person of more mature
.. 3e.T 81 G--A 4
ELECTION or Or1rcsRs.-Nes Perce Lodge
. No IL, A. r. 4 A: M, held their annual cleo
ton on tho 18th inst, The following are the
Officers elected for tho ensuing masonic year
8. G. Hale. W. M. R. J.. Monroe, S. w., H.
,,Sqisr. J. w.. C.. G. Bunnell, Treasurer. g.
Krebs, Secretary. Installation next Wednes.
day evening. for particulars 500 ad. ,
BoArs SroPPED.-We learn that the steam
boat on the lower river has stopped running
for the season. There is large amount of
grain waiting shipment at tho several shipping
:spoints op the River that will have to remain
there until Spring, unless We have very open
Winter. .t}
SAvEn.-We are informed that the farmers
In Paradise Valley have got through threshing
their crops. Tho late dry weather has been
very favorable, they have been able to save all
tho max, which At one time was supposed to
have been lost.
GRAIN THREsHED.--The Granger threshing
machine. owned by Howard, Northrup l. Co.
Of Paradise Valley has threshed out the past
season over forty thousand bushels of grain.
there has been three other machines operating
In the same vicinity.
BLOWN UP.-The W. W. Watchman of tho
10th inst says: 1--WE learn that two men, who
wore 1t work on the Columbia river improve
ments. went ashore one day last week in boat
for some dynamite. and while returning in some
way it ignitsd and both were 'blowsd' up."
IcE.-Partiesin town have been putting up
ice tho past week. They haul it from tho
slough On Clearwater mile above town, It is
about four inches thick. some think 1t is too thin
but BY tho looks Of the weather now, it will BE-
no thibksr this Winter. .@
F--->-
Nsw TRIALs.-Councilma Langfcrd Of the
Idaho Lsgislatars, hes introduced bill deAn.
ing the jarisdtetion Of District Judges At cham
bsrs 70 hsss and determine motions for new
trials.
MAsslsD.-Ia Paradise Valley on tho leth
inst. Mr.. James Lss and Miss Ellen Dawson
hstA Of Psradiss Valley. On The 18th inst. bv
~. Mr.. sAa6se Of Lewiston, Mr.. Alvin Grow
and Hiss Clara Oglesby Of Paradise Valley.
srcK.-our editor has been 50 unwsll that v.
have been compelled to do without his services
the present week, and get aid from other
writer's.
fAsss Hos.-col. Dan wardwell bu tchersd
shrss hog this week which weighed, whom
dressed and ready for his market, eo2 lbs. Not
much Of day for hogs either. Give us another
one Dan,r IL s~ s-~ - rs LIN,
Nsw MsAT MARkEr.-It is rumored that S.
0rTh9mpson will start . meat market next
"sek, In the building on tho corner Of Mont
soessy and g. streets.
SHow.-The first snow Of the season fell on |
Tuesday. and not much Of . snow storm either |
~ hardly whitsnsd the ground. Too thin for
slsighiag.