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11fE NoETHEKS AISEs.-A Priva.
49,. from Mr.. George Riebold at warrens
.,.to-r,s rs .ha, snow IN the mountains Is We
- 3ssp the, pack trains will not be able t
.,..r the camp until the middle OF jun
,. AlNas well there AZ the latest date
v.g.- The vacs who have been loatni
Ian. W,Ua Walla Tor several weeks an'
.r--,5 :, remain on the plea that the.
20 KING work, haze been given tn
.a-, hv the watchtui police. Office
g read the not act to a couple on We'd
3,y ali they skipped the city.
-
r...-.,--7-rr oy COMPANY B.-We are sor
.-.i hast. 20 chronicle the fact, that Majo
-...... .gi ms officers in command OF b
-',rv. are ordered to Fort Colyiiie. Thel
o.. -.l.y. Capt. Hunter, who with hi
..rzrG viii report for duty at this garrI
Tia. -o,i wishes OF many friends OF the
.. .-,g., wlll bear them company.
..,.-.. Huvg.-From our fellow towns
Mr. O BrechJel, we learn that his SOD
.-.4 q-e,npanled by Thomas Page, bo.f
g,.u have been attending school 81
-...e Clara. California, will be at home in q
....a..s. Sshool there closes on the seventh
l,r. The many young friends of th'
...s viii be- glad to welcome them home
4-.a.
U.e.. TaEu OCrs!DE--So many ot Walla
gy.r, husbands have taken to leaving then
....... IN the safe AZ the store or office. lest
..f. stolen by burglars, that the wives ars
.....rr. short OF PIN money, and of course
...up,l,a There Is but one way to get over
-... -r.sul,. and that is. hide the money in
,.. F.ns. at night and hang the pants out
...ss .ar the thrcf to 80 through.
u,-.,Ir RECEPTION Elsewhere in this
....r will be found the official announce
r...af 4 masonic reception, to occur IN tins
...,. .r, ,ae Sth Of June. Invitations have
t.., .z.enied 10 all the lodges of the order
.a ta.- .-rritory and that part of Oregon ad-
..r- 20 TINS county. The fact that our
r..5.i. .rl,nis give the reception, is assur-
---. .: good time for everybody who at
.al3s
-.ruEG NAvIclTIoN OF CLARK's FORK
Il steamer j. being constructed in Port
.a. under the supervision of John Hol-
aaL OF the O K. & ~ Co, which is to
.s.,-.te the waters of Clark Fork between
E..s l-llnd and Missoula. When the ma.
..ru l- al fitted, i, VIII be shipped to the
,...- and put together at once that she NAV
taken above Rock Island rapids during
..r water. The steamer will be part of
.- g,t.u .,ion force OF the \. T. X. Il.
Tsrr r. !.lr CEHrTERY Street Commits
e.r Brooks who has charge of the paper
aI4-ri io~ subscriptions with which to
Lara ,lIaWaik 10 the cemetery IS meeting
ura -ucye-s. so far the aggregate sub
,rnai is about 100. About Sl400 will
t-rs.g 7,ry To taily complete the projected
sr,s.rr'.e The intention Is to lay walk
...a. AMI one half inch plank, FIVE feet four
rg. uid- 1t is thought that the work
Completed 10y the first OF August.
>rr N,N.-Oi all the farms in this gar
o.. srr- OF the earth there are few larger IN
.... Tor mare valuable than that owned by
s. la.- lie on Dry creek. To see It now
-.t..a. ,ry lest ilms ut the year, Is to gaze
.1 re.rrc as the different landscapes
ono. ra-, view. Mr.. Lee has no less than
HelrrS under cultivation and the grain
% g-f rut kind, canno: be excelled any
wire a the valley Besides grain, the
.Uar als much fine meadow land used FOL
h..- rasprs $, and the fruit raised on the
'.r. B., a, near perfection as II can be.
S. Vas HE-And where had he been,
might l.a> w,ll asked. At 4 very early
-- a, vle -et:ing along Alder street, go
s. er.. ana looSsi as though he needed th'
"rrs ~ a surgeon. Evidently ne wa
.,a. 20 rscape observation. He had wba
,.Ena. cali dumb months which opened
,lr.-s.y lr,' on both cheeks and in th'
se> h. make h.m picturesque his adver
-la-, aai tarpyd him over the left eye will
la- ke- or some other Lsttering machin
-s. ..,.u- al elevation there. He had ev
'.a... u.e4 on, with the boys CT girls.
NHN.z or BASE The people OF Palous
.v Lave literally taken their beds an'
"a5rl. and the place IN the past desig
-a,.I as rsa: city. knows It no longer L
-@n.a ra9e advantageous location on tn
>.:g sie Of the river the town has beeI
moved. a1i the citizens, now contemplst
-aA.a- Il o-e OF tie brightest busiest local.
'.'E ,.a- country. They are sanguiue Q
as'-r-rsa, future, owing to the railwa
.eo7w.u;. and he natural advantages @
~ 'r....- " r.her country in Easter
".--tf-- than that uf the PalOuse coun
..a -ae C,ar.-To ease his envy, l.
,...s .-rm an old almanac
"-s -ah.i,.in. an evening paper, AM
" - u press before wedding too
t'-. "z''. an Account Of the aiflir descrit
-.- ,.e ssst-.s dress, her coniuct. and hoI
81. groom looked aS be led her frou
The Article went. but the mar
-'H 20 a' sheriff stepped in an
" G wta ;Le * hank cashier an hou
'.. rs be- forgot to write up Decoration
E b.. 1.s ;.rs,t the best part of tn
'. e'.7-s., t1a: was, the editor got ava
81. .s5s. I-sJ Is the STATESMAN a
says -'-. '"ay with the crsanstte on Mai
s-..
Double Drowning.
.',.-. .7ln ,IoUnt Iiaho says that tn
..-.a arl there on Saturday night la.
~ 70. 's.-l by drowning in Salmon river {
h.'Fr a1i Dghn '.Haioo:" :" they Wei