Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1883-08-02

Watch the water run over the pebbles but
don't get your feet wet. because the dii htheria
has all gone.
Upwards of two hundred prairie chickens
were killed Tom Beall's creek and the
Sweetwater last Sunday.
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The o. S. L. surveyors started up Snake
river again this week.
John Brearley returned from business
trip to Portland on Mondays steamer.
The foundation of the new building Of J.
P. Vollmer Cos. is nearly completed.
The latest reports from Sheriff Baird's
family, are that they are rapidly recovering.
John Brearley was taken quite sick on
Tuesday eve, but now we understand is i'm.
proving
James Wilson, of Camas Prairie, expects
to leave in a few days with band OF horses
for kansa.
The fall sown grain on Camas Prairie
looks very well, but the Spring sown grain
is very short.
Mr.. Havernick, of Mt. Idaho, is in the
city and he didn forget to give the TELLER
office . call.
Bro. Parker has returned from Camas Pre-
irie, where he has been rusticating for the
past few weeks.
J. P. Vollmer j. Co.'S, new store at
Grangevllle has opened, and are already do.
lug good business.
Geo. H. Lake has just received fine as.
sortment of clocks; any style can be found
aud all good time-keepers.
Hon. Dan. Stewart came up on the Gates
on Monday night and left for his possessions
north, early Tuesday morning.
A large per cent. of our population are
still out of the city rusticating in the noun
tains or visiting friends in other towns.
Prof. Ross has opened the Palace Saloon
in this city, where you can get the best Of
liquors aud cigars. Give him call. tt
Mr.. Nm. Dose and II. J. Bundy were in
from Potlatch this week, and say that crops
are going to turn out first rate in that Sec
ton.
Lewiston IS going to have a big boom this
fall, and why not get up some horse races
just about that time. Somebody make a
start.
Mr.. Savage, of the Northern Pacific, came
up 0n Saturdays boat and went to Colt on
wood on Saturday, p. m. and returned on
Sunday pm.
J. Greenfield, one of our worthy old
pioneers has been quite Ill for the past few
weeks. but we earnestly hope that he will
soon recovery.
NJ. H. Rice, of Camas Prairie, arrived in
the city an Tuesday evening and proceeded
on the steamer the next morning for Oak
land, Oregon.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Rowley returned on
Saturday mornings steamer from Puget
Sound, where they have been visiting for
several weeks past.
Tobaccos arrived, see our price list Off
prices. We have added many new goods
and reduced prices. A. DAMAS.
RUNAWAY.-At anytime you can step
into J. P. Vollmer & Cos, and buy pair
of Angora goat skin gloves, and be satisfied
with them.
Reports from Eakin Dents steam
thresher, that has been running for the past
week are good, consuming but little wood,
and doing good work.
Mr.. Burtenshaw from the Dalles is here,
having come up to take look at the coun.
try. lie has visited the Potlatch and
thinks we'll of its prospects.
The person who borrowed our cutting nj,
pers would confer great favor by return.
ing them Immediately to
RowLEy l. ARANT.
Travellers on their way to Grangeville
and Mt. Idaho, should stop at the Cotton
wood House. kept by F. Hovey, where you
can get good meal and your horse or team
we'll cared for.
Why is it that rybody is calling for
Gay, the dentist 1t surely must be that
there is no pain attached to his work, and a
good job guaranteed.
Aparty of ladies went down on Sunday
steamer for trip TO Riparia They accom-
panied Miss Springer and Miss Graves, who
are ON their way to Salem for visit to
friends.
II, W. Howard, of the firm of Skeels a
Howard, Moscow. was in town this week
ne says II person wants a good turn. out.
Just call on them and it will be furnished on
short notice.
F. Boston. one OF our dentists, returned
on Mondays steamer from Heppner. Oon
where he has been for the past few weeks
He goes to Camas Prairie and will be abse al
for two weeks.
The John Gates left Riparia at 3 a. m on
Monday and arrived at 9p. m. same day,
and brought 30 tons of freight most of the
way. The excursion party returned safe
and sound to all appearances.
Mr. Spaulding, of the Palouse branch Of
the Northern Pacific, came IN town on last
Friday to secure both white men and Chi
namen and teams to work on said branch
He went to Mt. Idaho on Saturday morning
To FRUIT MEN.-E. Texier has refitted
his stand near Wildehthallers and is now
ready TO pay ash for fruit Of all kinds. Ht
purposes to buy where he can get the best
and cheapest bargains. Those who have
fruit to sell will do well to communicate
With him. =. o. Lewiston ]. 7. 42t