The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1878-03-30
TIL IF II r. LIE II.
GOAL lNTELLIGENC
bile School closed Friday,

That pig sly at the northwest part Of
,owuis nuisance.
SArs.-J. Alexander has 6ne new safe
Of the Raymond & Wilshin patent.
THANKS to Capt. Gray, ofthe Almota. for
CODY Of the Oregonian of the 25th inst.
Wharf.-The latest Portland wheat quo.
atious are from $l.7o, to $l.75 per GENITAL.
ARRlv1NG.-J. P. Vollmer is now receiv.
ing aew goods from his recent purchases.
NUlsANcE.-Is there no remedy for the
lyils associated around that china pest
house.
GRowINa.-The field of grain sown by J.
Eearney near the back of Clearwater is
putting forth finely.
In TowN.-We notice quite a number of
river men in town this week, also K. W.
White Of Camas Prairie.
Broke AwAY.-We are informed that
the boom 1T the Chapman mill gave away
and many saw.logs were loet.
MAIL.-Much Of the mail matter that
was detained by the blockade on the 9Th,
9th an 10th of March, reached here on
Tuesday night.
OFF FOR FaANcE.-Raymcnd Sioux of the
French Hotel, left this week for !. visit to
bis mother country, which be left 80 years
! ago. He will be absent about six months.
RAIN FALL.-Such was the force of the
shower on Monday on Lapwai Greek and its
tributaries, that in less than one hour the
creek opposite the Garrison rose nearly
three feet.
To BE REPREsENTED.--A private letter
from Camas Prairie informs us that Idaho
county will be represented by full dele.
cation at the convention on the 9th of
April.
ALMoTA made her appearance here on
Monday eve. with about dozen passen-
gers and 60 tons of freight. She lett again
Tuesday morning at o'clock We are
indebted to her chief engineer for late pa
pers.
ELECTION or TRUSTEES. - On Monday
April LIST between one an five O'Clock p, NJ.
voters of School District No. /, will vote
for School Trustees of said district to serve
the ensuing year. Voting at the School
House.
Go to J. @. Moxley's for the BEST
CIGARS. 23-4w
lNJuRy.-Chas. Stroope had his shoulder
very badly injured la Saturday, by his
horse falling precipita;ing him upon bis
left shoulder
PERsoNAL.-Chas. Frnsh was in town on
Thursday, entoute from Mt. Idaho to Walla
Walla. he appears as fresh as when pur.
ser on the steamer in 1861.
LAND JUMPING & SHooTIxG.-We learn
that at Dayton on Wednesday, a Mr..
Sparks shot Mr.. Stewart in the leg, ne.
cessitating amputation considerable other
shooting occurred on the occasion, all about
jumping land.
CoNFIRNED.-A telegram from St. Paul
March "a confirms the report Of the Indian
confederation in the North West. among the
Sioux u Blackfeet. The seventh Cavalry
are ordered to hold themselves in readiness
for field service.
ALMorA arrived at 4 P. NJ. Thursday.
with Is passengers and sixty tens of freight.
Among the passengers were A. Damas and
y. Loewenburg, merchants of this place.
With the freight came the bull wheel and
pump for the new saw mill.
HUMAN DISTRACTIONS We have fire.
q aent complaints made by ladies, Of persons
oostructing the side walks in front Of some
OF the saloons, to the annoyance of pas
sers by. Our people should never lose
sight of their civility.
GONE To MoNTANA.-Rev. Father Cataldo
mas gone to Montana to inspect the differ
ent missions under his jurisdiction in that
territory. He will te absent three or four
months. Rev. Father Giordon, will ofiiciate
Tor him during his absence.
10 REMA1N.-The Oregonian says that it
Is now the purpose Of the government to
nave the two companies of troops now at
MI. Idaho remain there during the Sum-
mer. This is rs it should be. for which |
'ne people of that section will be grateful. |
!, ARks.-Go7. Brayman wrote to Col. |