Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1883-12-20

to any member Of the club.
400 acres Of land within two miles of Lew
,ston to be sold cheap for cash. or trade it
for sheep or cattle. See the Lewiston Real
Estate Company about it. 52tf.
Hon. Arthur Williams, ESQ., who has
been with us for the past few months, left |
on the steamer, Sunday for Oakland Ore
gon, where he will remain during the Vim
ter. months.
j. B. Chamberlain, A. A. Harris, F. NJ.
Noyes, Geo. Higgins, Attorney Forney
Jake Crooks. Mr.. BARLEY and j. c. Harris |
were in town this week from Camas Prairie
and gave the TELLER office call.
HOLIDAY Goops Geo. II Lake, the
Je~eler, has as complete stock OF Watches,
Clocks. Jewelry &c, as can be found in
No. tn Idaho. Cali and examine before pur
chasing elsewhere. All new good, and at
low prices. Main st. opposite Nollmer's
new block. Him
John Mathison, of the firm of Shisslcr i
Mathison, dealers in lumber on Craig's Mt.
returned on the steamer yesterday from
visit to relatives in Texas. He says that
Idaho is tile ''boss'' country yet.
The steamer Gates arrived yesterday, with
Is tons freight and passengers She was
disabled by breaking her wheel and was de-
layed nearly - hours, aud was obliged to
land on the point below town.
PRoBLEM.-Prof. Gradiner hands us the
following problem: A horse is tied by
circular pond, whose area is one acre Re
quired the length of the rope with which he
is tied that he may Craze over one acre.
. frn pn;s
on Monday. He came via. the Northern
Pacific to Colfax and thence by stage, He
says he finds that it is much easier travelling
by rail than staging it across the mountain.
The union temperance service will be held
at the Presby terrain church, Sabbath even
ing at ! o'clock. A cordial invitation is ex
tended to all. The service is to be an ami
versary Of the crusade ,rom which the W,
c. T. u sprang.
We extend an invitation to all who may
be in the city, to cell and see the largest
stock Of Holiday G ,ods ever displayed in
Lewiston. Come, whether you want to buy
or not. No trouble to show goods.
10 s. G. ISAMAN 4 co.
The history of Idaho, lately gotten up by
Elliott / Co. has arrived and Mr.. Pierce
has been delivering them here the past
week. It is a neatly printed and we'll
bound book, with engravings of some of the
business houses and men of this territory
and is well worth careful reading.
O'B'y who has been confined III the coun-
ty jail to await the action of the grand jury
was indicted this week for the murder of
the three cinnamon on Palouse, that oc-
CURED about years ago. He was arraigne,l
| in, ha Iist OF ~ md ,le a
not guilty, and trial was set for Saturday.
COG. orge Glass.-The ladies of the NJ.
+. Church and congregation will serve din
ner for 200 in the second story of Geo.
Glass new store, in Lewiston next Christ
mas, from l2 clock, noon until o'clock in
the evening. Adults 50cts children hall
price. Bring your families and your friends
Mr. j. P. Stevens, who keeps dairy just
out of town. has procured ID young carp,
which he has put in his pond, amt in few
yea,s he expects to be able to furnish this
city with fresh fish. He has the best natur
al ii III pond in this country aud will, I'M
boubtedly make success Of his undertaking
Services next Sunday morning, Dec. @
in the Cniversalist church. will be appropri'
ate for Christmas. Christmas sermon by
| Lnc PASTOR Ill VIC cVcIllilg SeTNlccS CoLl
menorating the landing of the Pilgrim Faith
. ers. Subject-'The purpose of God. in
the settlement OF America" All are in
vited to attend.
Young MIR Reibold came down from War
rcns last week and reports the snow about
. feet deep when he left. that Geo, Reibold
was taking out some very rich ore from his
= Little Giant ledge, that Wiley was also
taking out some very good ore, also that the
Tramp was turning out some good rock
He Will return to camp in few days.
Christmas entertainment at the Universal
list church, Tuesday evening, Dec. 25th, by
the Sunday School. COZ sisting Of songs, reel
} tations aud the beautiful representation of
santa Claus House. and 'Eltin Lano. -
Admission 25cts. Children under IL half
price. Proceeds for the benefit of the Sun
day School. Presents for friends may be
left at the church Tuesday the 25th.
A wrestling match is to take place in this
city on Christmas night between j. Bymas-
ter of this city and Mr. Scott, of Anatoue
". T., for $500 side. The parties are
very well matched as to size and hot con
test is expected. They are to throw two
falls out Of three to win the money. side
holds. Considerable money will und9ubted-
ly change hands as they are both tavorites.
kILLEp.-Mr. Sol Warren. of Colfax, in.
formed us that he had news from very good
authority that Gus Spering, who is well
known here was killed, and his partner,
VIM. McMurtry, badly wounded, by some
horse thieves, in Montana, not long ago
1t seems that Gus. and his partner had a
small band of horses taking them some
where and they were attacked by the
thieves and Gus. was instantly killed and
VIM. badly wounded.
, CONCERT The contita of "The Hay
makers" will be given IN Grostein L Binnard's
hall, on Friday evening. Dec. 2Sth. The
persoo atoms are as follows: Mary The Farm
er's Daughter) first soprano; Anna, second
soprano; Farmer, baritone: William, (trs,
Assistant) tenor; John second assistant
bass; Snipkins IA young man from the ity,
: unused to rural affairs baritone; Dairy Maid
soprano; Chorus Of women's voices; Choru,
of mems voices; Quartet and chorus; Quin
tet; Semi-chorus of Mowers (men's voices
Semi chorus of Spreaders (women's voices
. Sem-chorus OF mixed voices; Full chorus %
tlaymakers "The Haymakers, as the title
indicates. is founded upon scenes and Incl
e dents connected with the hay field the farm
| house and the haymaking season. 1t is t,
t be rendered, in costume, by singers of Lew
iston; they have been practicing for mum
Der of weeks and it is expected that it vii