Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1883-09-13

|, VIhe lnlunctlon against tno Noi' a.
eric, restraining that company from prevent
ing Wells Fargo & Cos messengers with
their express, from passing over their lines,
as we learn, has been made perpetual by
Judge Green of Washington Territory.
1t is reported that Capt. Baughman will
be ordered to take charge OF the steamer
Almota on Snake river, and the boat will
be employed to aid in removing the grain
now lying along the margin OF said river
between here and Riparia.
All those wishing anything done in the
dentistry line, would do we'll to call on DIR.
c. A. Gay, who gives satisfaction in ex-
tracing teeth he cannot be beat, and as for
setting teeth, he gives perfect hit, Guaran-
tees all work. Rooms up stars; opposite tele-
graph office.
The new telegraph company who have
purchased the Government line between
Pomeroy and Spokane Falls, promise that
they will soon connect Pullman, Moscow,
Palouse City and Pennington by wire with
their line. This will be of great convenience
| to those towns.
| The city authorities of Walla Walla have
| been much exercised about how much they
should pay towards the Willard celebration
| at that place some were for $1,000, Others,
because Willard had done bu. little for the
town, advocated but $500, which was the
| amount voted.
| A BIG CHANCE Lewiston Real Es-
tate Co have for sale l60 acres of decided
land with two timber claims adjoining said
farm, making it the most desirable place for
any person wishing a large farm. dS'Cal
on Judge Buck or J. H. Evans for further
particulars. Att
Gen Cartee who was over from Boise tC
North Idaho, has returned home and tells
the people there that this is great wheat
and grain growing country, and that all ce
reals and vegetables are grown here with
out irrigation, and that he is confident tn,
O.S. L. railroad will be built to Lewiston
To FRUIT MEN.-E. Texier has refittet
his stand near Wildenthaller's and is now
ready to pay cash for fruit of all kinds. HI
purposes to buy where he can get the bes
and cheapest bargains. Those who have
fruit to sell will do well to communicate
with him. 2. 0. Lewiston I. T. ACT
The tone of the Colfax press indicates
great increase of business life in that tow
, since the near approach of the railroad ant
| lildJ tHe Wilolc tpuNtly dTouU'l IL Tau1aH
with prosperity. The struggles and the goo,
pluck Of the people there, under ditficultie
and losses, richly deserve for them goo
{ boom.
The Gates came in On Saturday mornn
with Is passengers and % tons of freight
e The Captain says the landings along til
e river, between this point and Riparia, ar
crowded with wheat for shipment, and NOR
, transportation must be had or many shipper
|" will get left with their shipments till wiz
ter is over
q The city school tax is now due and pays
! BILE at the office of the City Treasurer. Ia,
: es become delinquent, by the new schoc
law, on the Both Of September.
n s. G. IsAMAN.
e Ex-officer
Treasure OF School District No. |
n 46.Gt
y The public schools in this city resumo
sessions on Monday last. Mr.. Gardner 6
a principal in grammar and high school; Mis-
IS Bean as teacher in intermediate and Nil
Bymaster as teacherin primary department
The school opened Monday with % pup
t. in grammar and high; 20 in intermediate an
n AZ in primary departments, and has bee
filling up ever since.