Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1883-06-28

The safe man was in town this week, and
sold a number of the Steel Jamb safes, manu-
taotursd BY the Detroit Safe Company.
We issrn that Ross and several of the boys
are going out to the lake on the ith of July
Aad see how many fl sh Fauncc has caught.
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D. B. Croker, Of Walla Valla was in the
city this week.
The seats in the Presbyterian church will
not be rented this year.
A. F. Parker arrived home Thursday
from flying visit to Portland.
Snodderly has been convicted for the muir
der of Cummin IS, by the jury.
Maj. Truax arrived in this city on Mon
days steamer and returned same day.
Father WILDER, one of our old acquaint-
ances, from Oregon, gave us a call this week.
Miss Clara Stevens and Miss Lizzie Lind
say left for Camas Prairie to visit 4 few
weeks.
On Wednesday of last week, man by
the name of John Craig was drowned at
Burns mill on the Potlatch.
Mai. Warner, formerly Indian Agent on
the Lapwai reservation, arrived on Thurs
days boat from Washington, ID. e.
They have quarantined the garrison at
Walla Walla, against the town. in conse-
qusnce Of the prevalence OF diphtheria.
The dance to be given at Grangevllle, on
next Monday evening promises to be
grand affair. Prof. Ross will draw the bow.
Brick, brick, Mr.. Madgwick has in kiln
$780, 600 BRICK and nearly burned. Parties
need not now say they can obtain no brick
for building.
DR.. G. A. Gay, rooms opposite telegraph
office, is now prepared to do all kinds of work
in the dentistry line at reasonable rates
Give him call.
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
Grigsby. .3O.tf
Robt. Yantis and wife arrived on Mon
days steamer from Portland, where they
have been for the past few weeks making
purchases and visiting
IT FACT that everybody is building
this spring, and all the working men wear
the Aneora Goat skin glove; for sale by j.
T. Vollmer 8 Co.
The match game of base between the
Lapwai's, of Fit. Lapwa, and the Acmo's,
of Colfax, the score stood As for the Lap
walls, and II for the Acme's
DROWNED AT RIPARIA.-Last week &
Chinaman in the employ of Peabody was
drowned; also young child belonging to an
Irish woman, who left Lewiston a short
time ago.
SAY STRANGERS Go to the Lewiston
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of the finest quarter sections of land in Nez
Perez county, can be seen from Genesee.
W. A. Newell, Governor of Washington
Territory, will deliver the anniversary adj
dress of the Lewis Collegiate Institute to.
morrow evening in the Grostein q Binnard
Hall.
The exercises of the Lewis Collegiate In.
stitute We're opened at Crostein & Binnard'
Hall last eve, and will be continued this eve
Tomorrow eve the anniversary address vii
be delivered by Gov. W. A. Newell.
DIED.--The old standby horse, Brigham
owned by M. II. Rice, passed in his checks
few weeks ago on Camas Prairie. He wa
"a years old and had been II faithful ANNA
during his life. Everybody knew him.
We are sorry to say that the select an,
normal school under Prof Gardiner has bee,
suspended on account of the spread of diph
liberia. The far announced for the evcnin
of the 4th OF July will be postponed.
A social dance will be givn in Grostein .
Binnards hall on the 4th Of July (Wedncs
day next.) Tickets exclusive of supper 81 &c
A grand time with fire works. Music by Pre-
Roos. +. BAIRD, &c. HATTABoUGu
P. Nj. DAVIS, and others
Colfax is again jubilant on account of az
parently more certain prospects that she Wi
have railroad, either the main branch run
ming up the Palouse through the town, G
one that will let the people into and out {
town on an easy grade.
The farm advertised for sale in anothe
.columun has a fine orchard, just beginnin
to bear, also two plows and one harrow wi
he Sold with the place. Parties wishing t
purchase cannot find better bargain. FL
further particulars inquire at this office
Parties desiring abstracts or any inform;
<iop relating to land in Nez Perez count
will be satisfied quickly and cheaply b
calling on or writing to J. H. Evans, No
pan Buck or Phil. Grigsby of the Lewisto
Real Estate Co., Lewiston, l. L. 30 If
Mr.. Rigby. who owns the place formerl
claimed by Mrs. DIR. Burr, in Tamman
Hollow, placed on our table a sheaf
wheat grown on the above named plac
that measured feet seven inches. 1t VIZ
well filled and will 60 at least 40 bushel
the acre. Other grain in the same vicinit
is equally as good. This was sown last fal
Charles Swanson was buried on Monda
at 10 o'clock am. 1t was not known tn.
he had any relations in this section of coul
try. He had told of having two brothe
somewhere in Illinois and a sister in Sweede
He has left few thousand dollars worth
real property. He was a native of Sweede
aged about 80 years.
To COMMERCIAL TRAvELERs.-If yo
want to take in the whole country wht
you start in the Spring You want to come
head of navigation on the Snake Ever an
thence by NJ. H. Lietch's stage line wi
Unientcwn, Leitchville. Cotton. Cola
and on to tn front. lott.