Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1883-08-23

masters crib" but the bloody mule woa'
climb tho mountain towards Warrens with
type.
Kester says his drive is below the Big
Eddy.
Beef is only cents per pound on foot at
Seattle.
Public schools will resume sessions Sep
tsmber Sd.
For fine mixed drink-step into Taylor
j Benders.
Horses rate lower in Montana than IN Ida
no this season.
Mr.. Elliot of Moscow, paid Lewiston
visit this week.
We are glad to note that A. Benson is
able to be abo1t again.
The Mullan tunnel has been pushed
through the mountain.
W. F. Kettenbach left on the steamer
yesterday morning for below.
The older who shot and wounded him.
self at Lapwai has since died
Louis Young aud family, Of Dayton, have
bssa in town on visit to relatives.
Nr. Ward, whom we call Governor, was
in town this week from Cxmss Prairie.
Gen. Cartee left on tn. steam r-.John
Gates for home Wednesday morning.
d. B. Crocker WAS in town this week
from the Truax ranch ON business trip.
Dug Holtou and James Rice arrived from
Montana last week, en- route for Camas
Prairie.
The Kester drive of logs, We learn, is..now
in the main Clearwater and may be expected
here soon.
Lieut.. Frank Green, of the Signal Corps,
U, S., stationed at Dayton arrived i'll this
city yesterday.
Mrs. Mills and daughter from Walla Wal
Ia, we're in town on Tuesday, making calls
upon friends.
No telegraphic news in the Osegonian OF
the 18th. III trouble in the line was
south of Red Bluff.
NJ. n. Rice, Of CAmas Prairie, returned
frsm his trip to Southern Oregon last week.
asds passed on home.
EMr. Hoover has gone to C"lfax to look
after his town property, which is desired by
the railroad company.
Don't forget that J. P. Vollmer Co.
has for sale the Angora Goat skin glove.
The best in the market.
Yuating OIL the Nez Perez reserve on the
Sabbath will subject the offenders to ar.
rest by the Indian police.
Dayton is going to Walla walla walla IN
boiy, to see Wizards menaserie on the
18th OF next month.
ca Thatcher ID erecting a building On
Eugene street, to be occupied by J. W.
Riggs ~ photograph gallery.
Our price list prices are mostly retail, in
jobbing quantity We give much lower rates.
DAMAS.
Prof. Ross has opened the Palace Saloon
in this city, where you can get the best Of
liquors and cigars. Give him call. If
Frank Holt in crossing his band of horses
on bridge, near Xissoula Montana, the
bridge broke, injuring several Of his horses.
Mrs. 7. A. Clark has been ill with . bill
lious attack, At her rooms in the Raymond
House, for few days. She is now conva
lsscsnt.
The land lord at Riparia i. reported as
having made an attempt at suicide. while
under the Influence Of strong drink, but was
prevented.
II. K. Barnett has succeeded Loewcn-
berg Bros, in the general merchandise
dealing, on corner Of ID and Bird streets
Give him call.
Mrs. T. A. Clark and daughter arrived
from Omaha on Friday ssteamer. a messen-
ger vas sent to + 81 Aeer Clark up Snake
river on Saturday.
Tie Gates took away from the shute
near Assotin 60 tons of wheat on Tuesday,
part Of the product Of the scrip land OF
Moore, Reese and others.
The Indian crops at Ksmia are very short
Had they sowed the up lands they would
have done much better The river bottoms
are too dry without!irrisation.
DR.. c. A. Gay. the dentist, has been
quite overrun With work during the past
few weeks. Rsmember-".f-st CONE, frs,
'e'ued' Rooms opposite tele graph Office.
The::junior of the TELLxR has gone to take
. bath'in the hot springs near Warrens He
will visit Florence aud Warrens before his
return.
Willard replies to the invitation of Walla
Walla, .ayiug that hi, excursion party will
accept and may be expected in Walls Walla
on the 18th OF September, on their return
trip.
Applicants for the positions of teachers in
the intermediate and primary departments
Of the public sch nj, must file their applica-
tions with the clerk of the district on or be-
fore the 24th inst.
A brass and string band, who have been
giving performances at different places. con-
template trip to Lewiston, and have pro-
posed to give one Of theirtperformanees for
the bsnetit of the Lewiston Brass and String
Bands; their performance to consist of a
street parade, balcony serenade. and a
erAnd ball In the evening. The proposition
has been accepted.