Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1883-07-19

the girls put for home.
Cotton sppoars to be in abundance in and
about the city certain young man is about
to svart in the business by the Wholesale.
Attorney Sweet from Moscow was in town
on Sunday
JIM Lindsey has a quantity of nice az
pies for sale.
Crops around Moscow are reported good,
except flax.
Attorney McKern, of Moscow, was in the
city this week.
Very extensive fires are reported in the
Cascade mountains,
Charles Moore, of Moscow, came up on
the steamer Monday
Camas Prairie grain is showing up splen-
didly, particularly in places.
Ross has got ginger ale for sale, very
pleasant summer drink.
l. 5. Weller, of Mt. Idaho, has been in
town this week Oh business.
Attorney Sweet from Colfax paid the town
. visit this week OH business.
Thanks to the steward on the steamer
Gates, for late Oregon,an.
Geo. Shearer, the Warrens expressman,
has been in Lewiston this week.
The 0. s. L. track is laid and cars are
running t. within. about so miles of Boi e
City.
E. Texier is having his building on Main
street refitted and will occupy it as. "a fruit
stand.
Attorney Maxwell and wife left on Mon
days boat to spend few weeks in Oregon
among friends. .-
MARRIED-At Palouse l. 7 July IL 1883 by
w Common, 2, WIN A Powers to Lillian
Bowman. all of Whitman county. W.T..
Maj. Warner and Mr.. Fleming have been
recommended by the officers of the Lapwai
Garrison as Post traders.
Johnny Taylor and Mr.. Bender have reut-
ed H. Squier's saloon and will reiit it, and
put billiard table in it.
Harvesting south of Lewiston is going
forward now with much rapidity and the
harvesters have high hopes.
About 40, 600 feet of lumber for the new
elevator at Moscow is reported to be on the
. ground where the structure is to be built.
Tobaccos arrived, see our price list for
prices. We have added many new goods
and reduced prices. A. DAMAS.
Everybody is using the Angora Goat Skin
gloves, and they are acknowledged by all to
be the best. For sale by j. z. Vollmer &
Co.
c. G. Kress, jeweler, has on hand
quantity of Kings combination spectacles
and eye glasses for sale, and they are among
the BEST
A letter from Fl. Cries, dated Helena
Montana, July 2. says: God pity the man
that brings poor horses here for sale this
Summer"
F. Boston, the dentist, will return to Lew
iston on the % of July, and will remain one
week he will then proceed to Camas Pra-
irie aud remain three weeks.
Why does not the postal agent have change
in the schedule time of the mails between
Dayton and Lewiston, asked for, and save
IL hours unnecessary delay?
&keels 4 Howard have bought the stable
near the Frye Hotel in Moscow and opened
business with good prospects. Success to
them. See their ad. in this issue.
Rumor has it that revision of the old
deal, promised two years ago, is about to be
made by the o. r. L N. Co. to extend a
railroad up the Potlatch, the particulars we
have not learned.
f. Baird returned from Mt. Idaho last
evening He says his child has recovered
from its sickness, and no new cases on the
Prairie.
j. c. Elder has been visiting the schools
throughout the county officially and reports
school house accommodations and school
S,rr.N ,k,,u4
or three districts, to be very deficient.
If the Board of health are now satisfied
that diphtheria no longer exists in the city,
then remove the embargo upon public gath.
eriuRs, for some of our population seem to
be very restless from staying at home.
Herbert Clark, of Baker 4 Clark. bankers
At Moscow, in company with several young
ladies from Walla Walla, visited Lewiston
this week. The latter left on Mondays
steamer FOR their home in Walla Walla.
CROPS NEAR LEwIsToN.-It has now been
demonstrated that the winter wheat crop or
the plateau south and southeast of Lewiston
is about the best that has ever been produc
cd. The kernel is plump. clean and well
cured.
The kittitas Localizer, pu blished at Ellens
burg, W. T., is new caterer for patronage
With d. J. Schnably as editor. Mr.. Selma
bly, is an old editor and long citizen of th.
Columbia river basin, and ought to furnish
= good local paper. Success to him.
REVISING PART OF THE LiNE.-The sur.
veyors of the o. S. L. are now engaged in
revising the line from Lewiston to Captain
Johns creek, which was run during the
coolest of the weather last winter, ny Mr.
Moscrip. Mr.. Wringland, recently from
Omaha is in charge of the party.
Young Mr.. Blandford, our telegraph oper
ator at Lewiston, takes position at Fort
LApwai and Mr.. Butler, late from the
othce at C9ur d'Allene Mission succeeds him
here at Lewiston. Mr.. B. though but q
snort time with US. yet has made many
Trends Tor himself, by his deity to bust
aess and hrs urbane manners.