Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1884-06-19

Fred Manning Informs us that he has
purchased the interest Of bis brother, James,
in the Clearwater Ferry near the boom and
that crossings will be made ut the usual rea.
sonnbte rates.
DR.. c. A. Gay is now in his office where
he will remain for few days. Those wish.
ing dental work done will do well to call
immediately for he intends to take another
trip to the country and be gone some time.
The tightening was very severe in the To-
cality Of the farm of Henry Rees near this
place; it struck his barn and split one Of the
rafters. Several men and horses were in
the barn at the time but all escaped un.
injured but somewhat frightened.
The highway commissioners of this city
should have the road-be on Main street Az
graded that water will run off the street
This 10 matter Of considerable importance
as standing water is very unhealthful, as
we'll as unpleasant to travel through.
To my customers and other Farm
ers Of North Idaho.-I would respectful.
ly inform you that am again at my place
of business, and prepared to resume the old
trade in the implement line. Call and see
me. Respectfully Yours.
36tf. A. QUACKENBUSH.
The latest news from T. A. Clark's party
was June 18th; they then, before coming
west, were to change the grade of the Utah
Northern, ashort distance south of Pocatello,
to standard gauge. This as we under
stand was to meet the road which they have
just surveyed through Cache Valley. When
this Is COR pleted they will have continu.
Gus route upon a standard gauge from the
Union Pacific to the o. 8. L. at Pocotello
and will avoid the high altitude that is now
past near the head Of Hams Fork.
RESOLUTIONS OF THANKs:--R esolred, That
we. the members Of the second county teach.
er's institute, a .sembled in Lewiston, do
hereby tender our heartfelt thanks to tn.
citizens Of Lewiston for opening up to us
their homes and their hearts, and that The
memory Of their kindness will ever be crate.
| fully cherished by us.
Resolced. That the secretary be instructed
to furnish copy of these resolutions to the
Lewiston papers. j. A GARDINER,
Sec Pro. Tenn.
Last Saturday Nelson Kelly and his
brother attempted to cross the Clearwater
river near the Middle Fork and by some &C.
cident the canoe in which they were crossing
| up-stC Auu DOtu were thrown INTO the river
They chung to the canoe and drifted down
the river about a mile when they made W
their minds to let go and swim ashore
Nelson was drowned while his brother sue
c. eded in reaching the shore. The body
was found on Tuesday and brought to THU
city and will be buried to day. MIR. X. wa
4s years old and he and his brother re ,idet
in Asotn county, w. I. he was unmarried
The Women's Christian temperance I'm
ions Of Pttlatch aud Genesee will hold Gel
ebration or 4th of July next, in Overackcr'
Grove on the Little P"tlatch, about 5 mile
from Genesee. Rev. Mr.. Tarr will be ora
tor of the day and the celebrated elocution
is., Miss Vernon is invited to read the De
claration of independence. The afternoon
exercises will consist of toast spec ches, fol
lowed by Band of Hope exercises. reading
and recitations by members of each Union
Singing will be interspersed through all tn
exercises. Dinner will be served to all il
attendance also ice-cream, strawberries an,
lemonade. All are cordially invited to at
tends By order of programme committee
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.-The fol
LOWING real estate will he said Mt re- son n III