Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1881-06-09
TOWN AND COUNTY.

AASs 1. y. OAAI0, VI MOsco". Wa ~ SO"H
this week.
SEVERAL teams left this city, loaded with
merchandise, for Mt. Idaho, this week.
Mn. A. DAMAs 10 having the foundation
for bis new building laid.
NEXT Monday il election day. The polls
will be open from 10 P. NJ.
Rev. r. N. FEE will preach in the Pres
byterian church Sunday next.
MEssRs Wilson and Havernick, of Camas
Prairie, were in town this week on visit.
REAEABER the meetings at the school
and court house tonight, for the purpose Of
nominating candidates for Aldermen.
WARDwELL L SEARS have now in their
meat market fine meat safe, where meat
can be kept free from the flies.
BONNER is the happiest man in town this
week. Big sales in the line Of glass and
putty.
Mr.. ]. c. BALDWIN, formerly merchant
in this city. arrived in this place Saturday
last from Boston, Mass.
A SUTHERLAND 10 now carrying the mail
and express between this place and Pierce
City.
w. j. HAMILTON, W. R, Robedee, of
Moscow. and VIM. Wing, Of Potlach, were
in town this week.
MRs. D. M. FRAztER passed through town
on Monday last, en- route for her home in
Pierce City.
A. BINNARD, and Mr.. Greenburg and
family left here on Thursday evening last for
Mt. Idaho.
GRAn1No.-Mr. Briggs is having his lot
on Snake river graded for the purpose Of
erecting dwelling thereon.
J. X. VINCENT has moved his Office into
the building next to Windenthaler's build
ing.
Ex-JUDGE MIX, of Walla Walla died in
that city on the 9Th inst. The Judge was
well and favorably known in this vicinity.
Mr.. GEO. MEIsrER, ST., is about to close
out business here, and 60 to Woodville, q
now town in this territory, near Pen 'Oreile.
the steamer Faxon arrived here Wednes.
day. A brother Of Mr.. j. Stevens, the man
who killed Hedrick, was one of the passen-
gers.
Mn. SCHMEDEKA and family arrived in
town ON Friday, from Camas Prairie, and
boarded the steamer on Monday morning
for the lower country, on visit
ANOTHER PACK TRA1N.-Y esterday morn
ing Messrs. Grostien 4 Binnand sent out an
other pack train to Warrens. They packed
$1,000 pounds Of freigh. on Sc mules.
NORTHRUP 4 MOORE of the Moscow
steam Saw ,mills have out a large lot O.
FIRST and second class rustic aud Aoorin,
which they offer At reasonable prices fol
cash. 81
DRowNED.-A dead Chinaman was seen il
Snake river thia week. It is supposed he il
one of the Chinaman that was drowned j,
Salmon river some time ago.
Ann AAoKEN.-E. 8. Brown, of Union
town, had his arm broken last week; Will
feeding some horses one of them kicked him
and broke his arm. At last accounts h
was doing we'll.
HIGH WArER-Last Saturday morning
after the rain, both Snake and Clearwate
rivers commenced raising, and Sunda,
morning both rivers were higher than the,
have been At any time this season.
CoNvALEscENT.-Mr. A. Quackenbush
our Efficient District Attorney, haA bssl
quite i'll during the past week, with sever
attack Of bilious fever. Through the care
full attention Of d.. Stanton and his man,
friends. he 10 now able to be around again.
Mn. D. A. MILLER, compiler of the Wal
Ia Walla Directory, called ON us this week
and delivered one Of his books. 1t is nes
and well gotten up directory, and much va
liable information can be found in It.
RErURNED.-Mr. j. P. Vollmer, who ha
been absent during the past ten days, r,
turned home Saturday last from All extend
ed trip down the river. He reports tn
country in . aourishing condition whore /
has been.
Nh. JOHN BREARLEY and wife took pa
sage ON the steamer Faxon last Monda
morning for Portland, to visit their man
friends there. and have jolley good TIM
John will mix in little business with h
pleasure.
NEW SUBSTANTIALLY the last tw
weeks We have added one hundred new sui
scribers 70 our List, and still they come =
We now have . circulation Of $50 papers
double the circulation Of any paper publisl
Cd in North Idaho.
DNT Wo0D.-For the last few da,
drift wood has been coming down both Il
rivers. and many of our towns people ha,
availsd the Opportunity to catch their sur
mer's wood.
The daily Palosse Gazette has again max
it appearance. From it We learn thai Il
motion to continue the case of Mn. Mann
Thomas TO the next term, on account
vitssssss being absent, was argued, and
eisiop deferred until next Monday.