Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1883-06-21

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them. Well the result shows the people only
allowed him to sleep and camp outside the
blankets of their opinion.
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Mr.. johnson, of Moscow, gave us call
this week.
Go to E. Bonhore's for fire works for
tn: 4th of July.
Mr.. Hoover has been quite sick for some
days past, hut is recovering.
VIM. Ewing, of Palouse, has been stop
ping several days in the city.
Nearly 200 children were tramped to death
June 10th, at Sunderland, England.
The jury in the case of the star route
thieves rendered verdict of not guilty.
The little girl of Mr.. Hunt, is better and
strong hopes of her recovery are now enter
tanned.
Miss Emma Willard, the great temperance
reformer, is to be in Lewiston on the 10Th
of July.
Sheriff Baird left yesterday morning with
warrant to take two men apprehended at
Mt. Idaho.
Mr. Jennings nephew of C. A. Thatch-
err is just out from Iowa on a witt to this
country.
Go to A. Quackenbush for the great Acme
Harrow, beats the rolling harrow and one
half the cost.
II. A. Faxon, of Walla Wala passed
through town this week Ell route Tor Camas
Prairie,
The horse thieves were at Kama on Thurs
day night of last week just after severe
shower.
The D. NJ. Osbourne & Cos goods and
Case headers and threshers are the machines
for the farmer.
Little Miles Rice. of Camas Prairie, had
his arm broken last week by fall, but is
now doing we'll
Thirteen immigrants from the East came
over the North Pacific and went to the Pot
latch to settle last week.
An Indian outbreak is Immediately threat.
ened by the Piutes, Bannocks and Warm
Spriug Indians near Lakeyiew.
SALE OF FARM.-Oscar Hodgins, living near
Genesee, has just made sale of his ranch
OF $50 acres, for the sum of $1,000.
No trial jury was empannelled and sworn
this term of court for any cause and they
had but one days attendance upon court.
One Rev. Jennings shot and killed one
Rev. Borden, President of Mansfield College
La, June 18th, for seducing a lady friend
J. L. Eckert and wife, from Cottonwood.
have been in the city for few days this
week making purchases and visiting friends.
]. f. Alfs came in from his ranch near
Lake Waha this week to see his friends, He
says he enjoys ranching muchy in the warm
season.
Carrie Vollmer, May Mccormick ard
Rosa Duffy came up on the last beat from
Walla Walla, where they have been attend.
ing school.
Ask Judge Buck of the Lewiston Real
Estate Co., if he will sell you lots or farms
any cheaper than J. H. Evans or Phil
Grgsby. Soft
Miss Josie Rhett Mrs. L. Grostcins sis
ter, who has been visiting here for some
months past. left this week for her home on
Camas Prairie.
Robert Stanton, Mathew and Charles
Dowd came down last week from Colville,
where they have been for many months past
attending school.
Trains will run between Omaha and San
Francisco on and after July lst, SO as to save
one days time between The two points,
from former schedule.
swanson HEARD FRoM.-Tabiboo the In
dian living on the Sweetwater, says that his
wife saw Swanson on Monday pass by his
place and take over the hill en- route towards
Pierce City.
Work is progressing on the wagon road
up the Potlatch and the citizens there say it
Will be completed in time to haul off the crop
OF the present season.
The first number of the Daily Chronicle
from Spokane Falls, has been received 1t
~ neat ana newsy little sheet and has good
prospects for the future,
Sergeant Moore, of the Signal Service at
Dayton, was in town Tuesday and left
"Wednesday to examine the telegraph line
between here and Dayton.
s25O,OOO to loan on good improved f,rms
IN sums of 81 900 and upwards. For mar.
ticulars enquire a. the bank of John Brear-
lev. o7.tf
On the 30th of June there will be public
sale OF farm machinery, horses, etc, on the
'atm OF Oscar Hodgins, near Genesee, where
valuable bargains may be secured.
The woman living on the ranch of VIM.
Sigier has nearly recovered from the fits and
spasm' from which she hal suffered so long
Dr. Andrews attended upon her.
w.. +, Hunts little girl is in fair way
OF recovery from the diphtheria The credit
Is que to MIR. johnson of Moscow who came
70 nef relief when hopes had almost died out
~ strnppler. gentleman of experience,
Aas purchased the hotel at Unontown and
.en..ed the same and is now prepared to ac-
<'aanodate the public in first class manner.