, 1883-12-01
SCRAPINGS.
December 1st.

a new hall is about to be built in the
city.
Our butchers were retailing yenison this
week.
Col. Morgan is again paying cash down
/ for wheat.
seRama expects to occupy his new block
next week.
b Kind Of spring weather since the snow
disappeared.
THE Land Office had genuine rush the
last Of the month.
SStore keepers have commenced display.
ing holiday goods.
The City Council holds irregular month.
ly meeting Monday night
A new restaurant on Main street sup
plies edibles to ye hungry.
Rubber clothing and Hat boats were in
demand early in the week.
Chas. Sweeny n Co. will have their new
store in running order next week.
The turkey census was considerably re-
duced by the raid on the birds this week.
A new cross walk is being put i'm from
the California House to the Union Block
corner.
DIR. Burch's new buildings east Of Me-
Nab's drug store are about ready for the
renters,
The REVIEW Office is now located in
Union Block, upstairs. Don't forgot the
location.
IWhat the streets need during the prev
elence Of mud are good high and dry
crossings.
Morris variety store is about cleaned
out by the repeated efforts of auctioneer
/ Thompson.
The building recently occupied by the
REVIEW is for rent. Inquire Of DR.. ],
| Whetham.
A dispensation has been received to es-
tablish a Royal Arch Chapter OF Masons
in this city.
For business, residence, and outside
property at bottom figures go and see
| Webster Bros.
Deer hunting is the amusement among
amateur sportsmen. 1t is not very hard
on the deer, however.
The most eminent physicians Of the age
L
all bronchial troubles.
We have had large number Of visitors
since occupying our new quarters. The
office hits them favorably.
The building on Howard street former
ly occupied by II. French is being low
cred to the grade Of the street.
I THE bottom Of the street at the junction
OF Riverside avenue and Howard street
has been lifted out OF the mud.
The sleep Of good many persons was
disturbed night before last. Thanksgiy-
ing did it with its little mince pie.
The new livery stable out on SprRgue
street is going up as fast as a big squad Of
carpenters can put the timbers together.
| Meals aIe 81 each in the mines, and the
man who calls for dessert at dinner is in
stantly shot. Therefore they don't call.
A report was circulated on the streets
this week that twenty-five men had been
| killed in the mines. 1t was a CORY canard.
Marshal Hyde sold his residence in the
west part Of town to a gentleman named
w. II. Hicks, who takes possession at
once.
Louis Rudolph is putting up large two
story building on the corner Of Front and
Stevens streets which is to be used as a
bakery.
The water work question Will hang in
suspense until something definite is known
in regard to the passage Of the new
charter.
a The young children Of our public
schools get only the benefit Of half day
schooling, the class being to large to
handle.
The snow storm will kind Of block up
the trails leading into the mines. Parties
now in must be keeping low and praying
for spring.
The first effort Of a chinook kind Of sur
prised the new inhabitants. It is a SAM
pie Of weather eastern people are not ac-
/ quainted with.
Geo. T. Crane a Co. have on hand a
large stock Of heaters and cooking stoves
which are offered to the public at all prices
from 10 cents to $40.
| As there was no frost in the ground the
water has sunk into the earth as fast as
the snow melted, which is a good indica-
ton for the farmer.
Everybody should make it point to
attend the repetition OF the NJ. L. concert
in Cannon's Hall next Tuesday evening.
1t will be worth the effort.
The rumor that J. n. Squier had sold
his establishment is without foundation.
Parties were figuring on the purchase, but
no terms have been arrived at.
Paul j. Strobach has taken possession Of
his new Office in Central Block, and finds
enough to do in the land office business to
keep him pretty closely engaged.
We are told that a couple Of hunters
came in from near the C@ur d'Alene
Post with sixteen deer Monday. Game
must be kind Of crowded up there.
Now II some enterprising company will
only put in gas works two important
public necessities will be supplied next
year, water and Illuminating vapor.
A wee visitor OF the feminine gender
put in an appearance at the residence Of
L. n. Cory last Wednesday. The father is
looking joyful over the circumstance.
Signal service agent Jno. f. Hemenway
has our thanks for neat volume Of wealth
er reports. It is a valuable publication
but slightly dry reading for pastime.
Trains have been sliding by the city
rather wild like this week. Judging from
the delays there must have been about a
dozen feet Of snow out TO the eastward.
The streets could stand little securing
without injury to their appearance, and il
the weather holds good the work Of i'm
provement will be inaugurated next week.
By an oversight the notice for Union
service in the NJ. f. Church Thursday
failed to reach us last week for publication.
The combination service took place all the
same.
Maj. 1. S. Kaufman, our live real estate
agent, has associated with him Geo. Odell,
who is acting as local agent for some Of