Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1883-10-11

County Commissioners are in session this
week.
The fire at Rathdrum was heavy loss to
several men there.
INV. Howard, of Moscow made the town
q visit this week.
c. b. Hopkins of the Gazette paid the
town a visit last week.
w. I. McKeru, Esq, of Moscow, has been
with us for few days.
Mrs. /, c. Hattabach, returned home last
evening from near Colfax.
The Almota was up on Thursday last and
left on Friday with freight.
VIM Whitfield wife and sister-in- law
arrived from Kansas this week.
See sample of Blue Victor potatoes at Tay-
lor h Payne's raised by A. Il. Dodge.
The Mormon church, at meeting Oct.
9Th, determined to stand by Polygamy.
Mr.. Cooper, member of the City Council,
is quite ill with an affection OF the lungs
The Gates on Tuesday brought up | 5 pas
sengers to Lewiston and 26 tons of merch-
andise.
AL kinds of ammunition and sporting
goods at the drug store of Monkey & Morey
lat
MIR. and Mrs. Faunce have closed their
Waha Lake house for the season and remoy-
ed into town.
The stage drivers that come into town all
wear the Angora Goat Skin Glove, for sale
by J. ?. Vollmer & Co.
Stock men save money by using Mox-
ley's condition powders. They are the
best, 81
Holbrook bought the Brearly band of hogs
and is now breeding and fattening then, on
the scrip land south of Tammany.
The young men who bought the beautiful
gold rings of lsaman & Co. were invited by
their girls to call again. l-tf
Ask the Lewiston Real Estate Company
about that place they have for sale ON Thorn
Creek. 100 ceres. JET
The grounding of the transfer boat at
Ainsworth caused long delay of the plo
neers on their East bound trip
Taylor + Payne's billiard parlor is the
place to get No. | cigar. A first class bar.
keeper has been secured from Portland.
wanted.-A girl or middle aged woman
to do general house work. Good Pay. APP
ply to M. j. Greenburg & Co. 4s-tf
SrocKs, Oct. 9TH, IN WALL STREET
Preferred Northern Pacific, 500; Oregon
Transcontinental, 40; Union Pacific, S6J.
Eatin 4 Dents steam thresher has 'ai
up for Il 9 season. They have run about g.
days and have threshed 1900 bushels Of
grain.
Moxley & Morey have much improved the I
location at the corner Of Main and Sd streets
by erecting good street lamp. Let Others
follow suit.
Steamer Gates came in on Saturday with
10 passengers and % tons of merchandise
She left on Sunday morning with about 40
tons of grain.
400 acres of land within two miles of Lew
iston to be sold cheap, for cash. or trade it
for sheep or cattle. See the Lewiston Real
Estate Company about it. 52H.
W. P. Hunt is excavating and walling up
in the rear of the old postotiice preparatory
to erecting new postotiice that will be a
credit to the city.
The new mines are attracting many from
this section of the country. II they prove
extensive they will thin out our laboring
population muchly.
Several parties visited the lake last week
and were very successful in catching trout,
We are under Obligations to Mr.. Wiggin for
dozen of fine fish of the lot.
Young man, before you call on your girl
again, you should drop in at Isaman's drug
store and purchase one of those beautiful
gold rings, 81
1t would appear that the roughs have il
all their own way at Heron Station on the
Northern Pacific. A little hemp would be
good medicine to administer.
The recent rains are doing good service in
preparing the sod SO that our farmers can
plough, and causing a rise in the Clearwater
to make navigation more easy in the Snake
below Lewiston.
NJ H. Rice, Esq, and family came down
from the Piairie this week. The family will
remain some weeks and visit friends Mr.
Rice has returned home with freight for the
merchants on the Prairie.
Geo. Glass has had the two old buildings
removed from his lot between D and Z SITS
and Is clearing off the rubbish preparation,
to building good wooden structure for hi.
boot and shoe business.
Inc w. .. L. surveyors who left here two
weeks ago last Sunday, had arrived at Boise
City on the LIST of Oct and were awaitins
the arrival OF thief Clark, who left ON tho
"Wednesday following their departure.
NOTICE TO FARMERs.-The UNDERSIGNED
will buy understandable wheat or flax at tbf
highest market price in exchange for good.
at the cheapest and only one price store in
Lewiston. NJ. j. GsEENBURG i Co.
On Saturday Capt. Stump, found a raise
of about six inches IN the Snake river, owing
to the small raise in the waters of Clearwa
ter and even that six inches aided greatly
in coming over some of the rifles with the
Gates.
Engineer Eastwick of the Z. s. river and
harbor surveys, has completed his work at
Reuben's rapids and been ordered to the
lower Snake river, to superintend river work
there. He left on the Gates on Sunday
morning.