, 1884-01-05

| r. Wade in another column. The gem
tleman san experienced and skillful paint
er and will give satisfaction on all work
intrusted to his hands. He intends to stay
and is willing to stake his reputation on
his work.
W. l.. Turner expects to remove his
City Drug Store from its present location
TO the store room in Gloyer's Block ad-
| joining the First National Bank at an early
date. Mr. Turner's present quarters are
entirely too small for the size OF the stock
| that he carries.
Fred. Furth, our Riverside avenue har-
ness man, comes to the surface again this
week with a card. Mr.. truth is a live
business man and deserves success. He
will be found with full supply Of every
thing in the harness line which he is sell
! ing at reasonable rates.
Wednesday evening, at the library meet
ing, Paul J. S,robach took the lead
with an offer to head the subscriptionwit
S25. Mr.. StrObach, although new among
us, feels an interest in the proposed library
and this proposition OF his speaks more
eloquently than words.
We were sorry 10 hear man Just in
from the mines state that Representatives
from Spokane Falls were not making
much OF show i'm the mines. We are
braced up by the conviction that they will
come to the front in the spring and when
they do they will be heard from.
An awning has been put up in front Of
Meade's tailoring establishment on Riv-
erside avenue, improving the looks Of the
premises. The additional outlay has not
increased tho price Of clothing, however,
and that expert maker OF clothes will take
pleasure in giving you fits at low rates.
A big excitement was created Friday
evening by the burning out OF a chimney
in the n. p. Hotel. The indication Of fire
drew out a large crowd. Fortunately the
blaze was confined to the flue, but had the
building caught where woull the flames
have stopped. Echo answers, "where2"
J. r. Taylor, Esq, Of the law firm Of
B.rklcy 4 Taylor, at the urgent request
Of several Of our prominent citizens has
Justice Of the Peace. Mr.. Taylor Is in
all respects qualified for the position and
worthy OF the sufIrages Of our citizens.
Preaching at the Congregational church
tomorrow morning by the pastor, James
u. Renshaw. Subject: Retrospect and
Prospect" Sabbath School after morning
service, 1918. Social meeting for prayer
and conference next Thursday at +. NJ.
You are cordially invited to attend all
services.
The heavy storm Of the past week has
had the effect Of creating slow down in
building operations for the time being,
yet we saw J. A. Stewart out supcrintend-
ing Ton truction OF Frelcnrich& Reru :
new Dn i.ngs tins week up to his knees
in the beautiful, and . urge envoice oithe
same ingredient still coming in.
Farmers should not forget that our
buyers are offering 10 cents per bushcl for
wheat. We see that some Of the papers
published west Of here are growing over
the fact that buyers are offering 50 cents
for the same grain. Our buyers are abe I'd
as usual, and it woul pay farmers at
distance to ship to this point.
Chas. II. Webster, Of the real estate
firm Of Webster Bros, presented us We'd .
nesday with a couple Of specimens OF win /
ter apI les grown by Frank Sherub, on .
his farm al Hood River, Oregon. The .
fruit was large and handsome in appear |
an Al I,a ]
were equal to the bestappl,s raised east, /
and showed what the soil OF the nor:hwc,t I
is capable OF producing.
W.. l.. Burnham is making |
FOR putting on puck train between Rath- |
drum, Mission, and the mines. Supplies /
Of feed Will be distributed along tho route |
20 tina: there VIII he no shortage on that ]
head. Mr.. BJrnhim has been busy this |
W buying stock and arranging for the .
buSinNSs, expecting TO commence opera |
lions d. soon as the tra.l opens.
A man named A. S. Young, a native Of .
st. Stephens, New Brunswick, died at the .
n. p. Hotel this morning OF sOrening Of .
the brain after long Illness. Although |
among strangers the NJ rtunatc gen L.
man fen in with good slmaritans who did
all nth0ir power to rrl.evc his suffering.
J. NJ. Hlmmcr ESPECIALLY contributing to
the aid and assistance OF the stranger.
The new skating rink is completed and
the roar Of the roller is once more dull
music to the surrounding inhabitants.
There is a good deal Of space in the room,
and one can hardly appreciate the size
until he sticks his head in the door. We
hope Mcssrs. Joy 4 VanDorn may make
a good thing out Of the investment, and
as they have good building that result
will no doubt follow.
G. A. Absolom, DR.. ]. Whetham, w.
II. Maxwell and a few other jolly spirits
partook Of a rare dish Of venison done up
in every style Of cul nary art last Satur-
day night. As the deer was killed by Dr.
additional relish was given the
meal. We acknowledge an invitation to
partake, but circumstance, not want Of
appetite, prevented uS from joining the
crowd.
It will be seen by card thatJ. Kennedy
Stout has hung out his shingle in the
rooms recently occupied by Browne 4
Jameson, on the corner d Mill street and
Riverside avenue, where he will contin-
ue the practice Of law. Parties finding
in that tough situation where
nothing but the uncertain hand OF law
will pull them through should not fail to
remember that Mr.. Stout is competent
and ready to throw light upon their case.
There is to be an election for Justice Of
the Peace next Saturday and from the
prolific amount Of talking we would judge
that the little affair is to create as much
excitement as a presidential election. We
have heard the names Of several gentle
men connected with the office, any one OF
whom would make a good official The