, 1883-09-22
SCRAPINGS.
September 22nd.

Services in the Episcopal church to-
morrow.
1t is getting decidedly frosty in the
mornings.
1t is expected that the public school will
open Oct LIST,
The second story OF Brownies building
Is showing up.
The milling machinery is being put into
the Echo Mills.
The painters have made the new school
house look nobby.
There has been no change in the price
Of grain this week.
The Dlastorers are doing neat job on
Fronch's new brick,
Wilson & Turner will be in their new
butcher shop next week.
The mining craze reminds old timers Of
early days in California.
The fall session Of the District Court
opens at Cheney Oct. lst.
Stone is scattering his lumber yard over
wide margin Of territory.
The top is on Central Block, and the
cornices are being put in place.
1t is calculated that Union Block will be
completed by the lst Of November.
There was a nipping sharpness scattered
about the air Wednesday morning.
The pay car remained here several
hours Thursday paying off the men.
Fresh California dried fruits, the best in
market, at VIM. Griffin Cash Store.
A placard announce that the Indiana
House has ceased to exist as hostelry.
A wagon load Of gold hunters started for
the new FL Dorado Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Geo. Brandt has been secured as
instructor Of music in the Spokane College.
The band will give prDmonade concert
at the California House next Friday night.
J. n. Hanna has the lumber on the
ground for a new residence south OF the
depot.
4 Lectures do not draw as well here as a
great many other classes Of entertain
ments.
In the apportionment Of school me neys
in the county this district is entitled to
Sl29.36.
A very large delegation OF immigrants
got off the train at this place to stay last
Sunday.
Baxter & Benson have Just finished an
elegant sign for II. French's new place Of
business.
DR., Burch received the large plate glass
for the show windows in his new block,
this week.
The contractor calculates to complete
the new Methodist College by the LIST Of
November.
The new city limits to be inserted in the
charter takes in all the recent additions to
Spokane Falls.
There has been a run on blackberry
brandy and Jamaca ginger during the
past two weeks.
A number OF new houses will be con-
structedEbefore cold weather interferes
with operations.
Between fifty and one hundred men
started from this city for the new gold
mines this week.
A pack train under charge Of A. J. Stead
man, Of Marshall, started for the new
mines Thursday.
Binkley & Taylor now have their law
Office in the room directly over the Bank
Of Spokane Falls.
"CGur d'Alene or Bust" is an oriflAmme
that awakens "reminiscences u the Pixies
Peak pilgrimage.
The room adjoining A. J. Richards sa-
loon on the north is to be occupied by a
new barber shop.
Gilt-edge butter, -four, ETC., for sale by
NJ. Thompson, commission merchant, on
Riverside avenue.
Charley Carson has made arrangements
to receive fresh Baltimore oysters three
days in each week.
F. L. Stone has had a comfortable little
office run up this week at his lumber yard
south OF the depot.
E. Knlpe was in receipt OF an additional
stock Of stoves this week. 1t looked like
preparing for winter.
Prospectors expecting to go into the
c9ur d'Alene mines should secure their
supplies from this point
The canopy Of smoke came back on us
early in the week, and the distant sur
roundings are obliterated-
The Methodist College opened its doors
Wednesday to pupils, for the fall tenn Of
's3. The attendance is good. u
Elegant butter direct from California
just received and kept constantly on hand
at VIM. GrifHn's Cash Store.
JIM. Jones showed US Jac SiRiLe Of
the way bill Of the first through freight.
1t is an amusing production.
Two trains containing members Of the
Willard party passed through the city
Monday night, heading for home.
The new residence Of A. NJ. Cannon al
ready presents fine appearance. 1t will
be an attractive addition to the city.
There was a bustling scene OF activity
around the warehouses this week, with
teams crowding in unloading grain.
The lateness Of the season is not dimin-
ishing the building excitement. New
houses are going up on every hand.
Conversation now naturally drifts upon
nuggets, and claims, and lOdes and other
things pertaining to mineral searching.
Judging from the shots aimed at this
city by the Cheney Sentinel last week the
gangrene has broken out in that Office.
Judging from the amount Of travel the
Northern Pacific has already commenced
emptying immigrants into this territory.
II any OF the farmers in the neighbor-
hood desire to take the REVIEW and pay
in wood, let them run the fuel in at once.
The celebrated views taken by f. Jay
Haynes, official photographer Of the N. p.
r. R., arc for sale at Heath's Book Store.