The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1878-03-30

oy our Auditor on Thursday eve., forbid
oirg marriage license to the bride W no W as
married at the French Hotel, on the 26th.
MosQUIros,-Som have conteaded that
the greatest foe, the troops will have to
contend against at the new post ON the
Ceur de Alene Lake. will be the mosquit-
os. Hope so, tor they can be conquered
oy the last of August, but not without con-
siderable blood shed.
SToRM.-On Monday eve severe thunder
storm visited this vicinity and continued
for several hours. We learn that some
considerable damage was done to the new
~ graded road up the canon north Of
whites ferry on Snake river. The Nj. Ida
no stage was delayed several hours by the
storm.
SUPERINTENDENT. l.. Carey the AS
tronomer will give an exhibition a, the
School House on Wednesday eve., April :,
At which he will explain the explosion Of
the hydrogen cannon and send up balloon
One half the proceeds will be given to the
Library Association. Give him bumper.
LIBERAL TRADERs.-lf you desire to max e
good bargains and be literally dealt with
be sure to patronize the men who advertise
literally. for they are liberal men and
have confidence in the character and value
of their goods and are willing to so advise
the public, and pay for publishing the
fact.
MOVEMENT OF TROOPS Two companies
OF Infantry will move from the Garrison at
Lapwai on Monday next for the new post
at the lower end OF the Cnur de'Aene
no so;n
panies more at Spokane Lower Falls. The
whole viii! be under command OF Col.
Merriam. and under his experimentation
will construct the new post.
GOOD BARGAIN AND SALE.-Lieut. Wilmot
of Camas Prairie started for Puget Sound
with some fine work steers. On arriving
at Lewiston the Mill Company of this place
offered him $50 head for % head He
accepted the offer and deferred the trip to
the sound. He sold we'll and they bought
we'll AS no better cattle have been seen
in this section.
LOCATIONS Messrs Reynold Brothers
have made locations each of a pre-emp-
ton and timber claim south of Lewiston.
and near the head of Red Bird Creek
One OF them was in town this week aud saws
they are well pleased with their sites, huv-
ing plenty OF water accessible, timber in
close proximity, and with comparatively
small outlay eau have road TO landing
on Snake river at the mouth Of Red Bird
canon. Their soil is excellent.
On VIsu.-Mr. Kirk Patrick who in
years past was a miner at Elk City, but
who is now of Crane, Hastings & Co., of
"a Fra Il t,...
ton Cor short time past. Since his ab.
sence he has travelled all through Califor.
MIA, Nevada, Arizona, and tells us that no
where on the Pacific Coast are so good in
Gucemen;s tor settlement aud for the in.
vestment OF capital in public enterprises.
as are found in Eastern Washington and
Northern Idaho, and that it is the best
wheat country in the known world.
A TRIp NoRTH.-The junior member of
The TELLER paid a visit last week to sever.
al places north Of Lewiston, embracing.
Moscow, Palouse Bridge, Palonse City and
Colfax and says. he was Hospitality enter.
tanned among the settlers at every poin. he
made halt. He speaks in the highes, terms
of the character and extent of the improv
ments made since his former visit in 1873.
Moscow, Palouse City and Colfax he found
very thriving towns with the very best of
prospects ahead. The condition of the
roads was such as to prevent his making
his circulation around among the settlers,
as extensive as he had intended when he
started on the trip. lie bad purposed to
go as far as Pine Creek, but concluded 10
defer till later in the season and then take
another trip. About fifty new names were
added to the list of patrons Of THE TELLER
AS the result of his short visi. for which
the publishers return thanks. SO soon as
we enlarge we will have more space to
make mention of special events and notes
of the country with its improvements and
room for correspondents from the different
localities So