, 1882-10-21
7ovH AND oouruY.

The Oregon lss,slaturs Adjourns on Fridsv
Mrs. v. D. Lambert Is .. home ono. NOR.
DR.. Boyd is quite sick confined 10 hi. bed
at home.
Physicians report several cases of typhoid
fever in this city and vicinity.
]. E Taylor and family, Of Butte Citv
Montana, is visiting Walla waIlA
Judge Guichard is again confined to his res.
idence with his old trouble, rheumatism.
The Governor-General and Princes Louise
will remain in Victoris until lste in November.
The fall meeting Of the Driving Park Asso-
citation has been fixed for the 3lst Of this
month.
Mrs. Geo. Sheppard, Of Portland, is visiting
at "Dick" Kellings. She is being treated for
the asthma
The strange sight Of one monkey carrying
another about in cage, was presented to the
guests Of one of our hotels to-day.
Major W. Ii. Jordon, commanding at Fort
Missoula is in the city, visiting his daughter.
who Is attending st. Paul's school.
PlOughing is going on rapidly along the line,
and fall sown grain looks promising. Next
year will be the big year for crops
Nat Dutro and John Silcott, of Lewiston
are in the city bound for the eastern states
There is no fear Of their residing there hernia
nently. however.
1t is said that squatters are in possession Of
every piece of land that would support anv.
thing in the portion Of the Malheu- reserya-
tiOn thrown open to settlement.
After reading the Idaho Democrat's account
of the capture Of William Griggs, by the Yigi-
lance Committee, the natural conclusion Is,
that Griggs is under ground.
f. B. Hawley, who has Just returned from
Deadman, informs US that the country there is
rapidly settling up, and the people are elated
over their prospects for the future.
The building heretofore used as a bag factory
by MIR. Summerdyke, is being remoddled and
fitted up as a residence. President Anderson,
of Whitman College, has taken a lease Of it
Messrs. Philip Ritz, Dr. BIalock and Alfred
Thomas are sending sample fruis TO New York
to be exhibited at the rooms of the Northern
Pacific railway in that city. That is the kind
of advertising which will yield the most bene-
fcent results.
Mr.. Julius Baldwin will shortly proceed to
Lewiston in order to look after his property
interests up there. He has such faith in the
steady growth of this section that no induce
ment will tempt him to dispose of his town
lots in this city
The track Of the U. & N. railway was laid
into the Deer Lodge town site and a train run
thereon last Tuesday, Oct 81, 1882. Owing to
non-arrival of iron, work was somewhat delay.
ed and the track was not completed through
town until Thursday morning.
The Republican county convention meeting,
at Lewiston, on the 18th, nominated A F.
Parker for member Of the Assembly Of Idaho.
MIR. Parker, feeling that as a journalist, he
can be of more service - the people, at bis
Office than il the Assembly, declined the hon
or rendered him.
The Rev. Mr.. Adair, a Presbyterian minis
ter left on the down train from Dayton to the
East TO bring back his family. On his return
he has expressed his determination to buili a
college of his denomination either at Dayton or
Waitsburg. He expresses himself as being
highly pleased with the country.
Jake Stencil, of Dayton. has purchased the
Columbia Hotel property, and as soon as the
lease of the present occupant expires will COM
mence the building of first class brick. 1t
is just what Dayton languishes for the want
of. If Jake can build good cook to take
charge, the future Of Dayton is assured