Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1880-06-11

Raymond Saux, proprietor of the Ray
lond House in this city, is lying very i'll. {
Maj. Hancock, formerly of Camp How
I'd, died in Pennsylvania last week.
Mr.. Bills the man who murdered his wife !,
t The Dalles, committed suicide.
A grand sociable tonight at the school
ouse.
Mrs. Timberlake, daughter Of Mrs. R.
aux, Of this city, arrived on the Faxon
esterday.
Henry B. Emery, member of the Wash
ngton constitutional convention, died at
boston May &c.
The steamer Faxon arrived on Tuesday
md Thursday of this week with several
ons of freight and passengers.
The Faxon brought up the Brumfeld muir
lerers on her last trip and landed them at
Almota, en- route for Colfax.
Hawaiian Bananas, figs, p,neapples, lem.
ons, coconuts, lines and nuts of all kinds,
ut the News DEPOT, received regular by
every steamer.
The new Universalist chur at Dayton,
with seating capacity of 400, is just fin
ished.
Henry Ward Beecher's son is clerk on the
steamer Oregon that plies between San
Francisco and Portland.
The best brands of Stratton L Storms
New York cigars fresh at the News DEpoT,
at wholesale and retail.
The City Council, as appears by their res
olution, are prepared to do the business of
the county commissioners.
Twenty dwellings and business houses,
pretentious and substantial. are being built
at Spokan Falls.
The tide of emigration is toward the Spo-
kan country. Business men there are not
afraid to advertise.
| Fresh peanuts, roasted daily; also Brazil
nuts, almonds, pecans, filberts and figs al
ABEGG's News Depot. "a
We see by the Spokan and Palouse pa
pers that the hotels are full of strangers ant
business is booming.
Willard City is a new city named in hono
| &c ! b, &c %ha n M
ish Hollow.
George Hager of Waitsburg was mur
dered Oh June It'll in his cabin He wa
shot and burned.
Mr. Dau late of San Francisco has opened
the Frisco saloon in this city, and he lool.
and acts like live business man. See hi
advertisement in another column.
--->>-------
Nicholos Bill took his children, left his W f
in the east and came to The Dalles. Hi
wife followed the children. and he mur
! dered her and is at large in the hills.
Last week was the first drive of cattle b
Lang & Ryan. They left Grand Rond
with LOO heal.
Steamer Almota arrived Wednesda
about midnight, with Is tons of freight an
several passengers.
At Maj Mannings ferry, three mile
above the city, large bands of sheep al
crossed at one cent head. This is the reg
ular price Oh the ferries below.
a great many people in from the Palous
, country this week az witnesses i'll Ian
contest case II it wasn't for the land OF
fee we would never see them.
An opposition line of steamers has con
menced running on the upper Columb
J. The A. A. McCully, the first boat, is on i
way to the Dalles.
An Indian was made drunk at Farniin
: ton the other dov. and after demonstrati'
c his pistol and knife and creating n scare
was captured and confined.
-
~ PrRsoNaL.-J. ". Morris of Cam
prairie, called on lis this week. He W
It down on busn ness connected with his Ian
Mrs. J. B. Morris is also in town from Cam
prairie visiting relatives.
I.,rrc bands of cattle have been cross
on the two ferries this week for parties W
~ have purchased from the different men
this section. Strange to say. most of t
a men employed wore. Mills, Leak & Co
Gloves.