, 1882-04-22

! 49, ~ ''-N9 Az iOul TOOlS anu lne arrange
ments appear 70 DE perfect Professor d.
IL felch and Miss Augusta Bunker are the
! principals and are eminentIy qualified for
the responsible positions they hold The
building Itsslf Is anything but an architectp-
al beauty. The grounds surrounding It
amount 20 eight acres, thus giving tie
! scholars plenty OF room. to exercise.
| For town only about year old, Cheney
has grown considerably. There are some
| firstraie. excellent men there who would
make the future OF any town bright
The Cheney Sentinel Is a paper just
started there, which We hope will take its
proper position among the people as a ne,cs-
paPsr; with one other exception it is the
only paper in the upper country that is worth
the paper it is printed on.
Cheney has two churches both Well built
Money commands Il and . per cent in
, Cheney
| The collection of grain specimens in the
y. ?. Land Office at Cheney. IS very good
md led, and gives a new conner a tirs.-rate
! opinion Of the country.
The l. o. o. F. Is very foarishinc in Che
ney ani its members embrace some OF the
best mcu IN tn city.
! ". ". Griswpld, Esq, has laid US under
| obh-atlo' for many attentions on our visit
! We wouli like TO return and cordially invite
him t. visit !his c'ty.
The flour NIL at Cheney has a capacity of
| i2J barrels pr diem !; the miller, Mr. II. Il.
J Gaidy Is said to be one OF the best on the
coast and ranks high IN the miller business.
Mr.. Hercival vino supplies the a,ricultur-
! a ma :hiuery t. tle farmers around Cheney
says there as been an immense demand for
plows this spring. the sales are good and
( PRINCIPALLY for cash.
Harry Alger conductor on the cars from
Cheney to the Lake is one Of the best on the
road ani every cne speaks highly OF him.
Han,tnwn j. = miseraby fOlorn looking
collection "f shebIngs between the Falls and
the Lake; 1T contains two saloons and what
they term i hO:el; all the second hand stores
in :ae country have apparently been ran
sacked to provide old crockery and cutlery
ipr the table; Id shaving cups with the
hlnd.es knocked off are amongthe parapher.
nalia. This is the place where they dish up
the coffee out OF a tin tea kettle; the legend
! please pay in the DINING room IS stuck mp
on tue rough walls IN several places Irav-
elcrs forced to parJake OF meal at any OF
/ these shanty towns viii do well to remem-
/ ber not to ask Tor grub second time. The
company are preparing to build section
house here and are sinking for water; the
men have gone down 30 feet without sign
of it; the place is situated on top OF sand
/ hill and falls off in every direction.
! Tie statement which recently appeared IN
A paper that man had sunk well and
struck plenty Of water at Ritzville within 5
feet of the deep well sunk by the company
. Is entirely without foundation; the reaiest
water is about one half mile distant and
/ thcr,. are plenty of wells.
/ Du B,is & King Of Portland are contrac-
tors for the front and supply all the Provls-
IONS: the men all assee IL giving the hrm
great credit for the good quality OF the grub
taey send They are the first commisarrys
! We have 10, heard abused. The cooks are
from fair to midIl.ng, but the one on the
cars a. the end OF the track is the boss OF
/ the lo:.
liza stranger without an introduction gets
a meal on the car at the front he Ns request
/ 1t, give his name not necessarily for pub
Hea,iou but as guarantee OF good faith as
II were.
The friends OF Col. Paul d'Hierry Will be
p,eased 20 hear that he IS IN sphere ot use
fo,re.s II the front and an active aid OF MI
Wm. Clucss the bridge builder Paul says
that he APPRECIATES the luxury OF getting up
:, the morning ard feeling SURE OF not seeing
b;s ,,ype in several envious newspapers Ill
,,,,s.,,o, with crimes which, if he were not
= newspaper erman, would ruin his character
". are indebted to him for many attentions
during oar visit.
oli time whisky made Of alcohol, soap
t,b,ee, and stry,hnne is E farorite drink 81
the front Directly man takes one drink
he is implied by frantic desire TO eL'niO 10
the top OF the highest mountain IN 'A' >'--
try.
The DAYTON smallpox hero, Emil hor'eS
is assistant, surgeon at the hospital al eH.
-. .rs - very well Ekei by The men, he IS
lid and attentive TO the patients and mat
ro,,b treatment so common elseHhere a 'he
-. = rnknosn when he is IN charge
..rbs travelling missionary" is credited
u;.h toirg the butt Of ev,ry joker on fDe
road. every man has a new and tough yarn
- sr;n about him. HIS next letter % ni'
p,rtr,,a paper is looked forward TO "''h
100. interest; we ask the boys not 20 oe 100
hard on him fer it is the first time IN Ms nc
- ~ 80 s,-nek a good streak and NATURALLY
wanrs TO work it for all it IS werih,
p..o-E E,frueather is IN charge Of delivery
.. .;n,bs, IN the line at the froat anu IS Al
w.vs on hand at every place Vnere nc -
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