Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-10-29
MARKET REPORT


oats ...G2 4 cents per hundred
harley. a. T"
nay STU per ton
Eggs-...... cents per doz
Buftcr.. .......,..............21 cents per pound
Chickens...... ...........s2 20 to 50 per doz
We are prepared to take wheat, at highest
market price, and. right parties low or our
price list prices. A. DAMAS.
The boss" glove Is the Angora Goat
Skin, for cale by }. z. Volmer & Co.
Why is it that the A NJ. Cutter Wits.
key Is always called for by everyone? Be.
cause it has he best flavor and is so,l in the
Palace Saloon.
Work on the claims Of Gray, Maxwell and
others In the new diggings north of the Nil.
ncr trail has been suspended for the season
in consequence of the frosts. Buchanan &
Go. are still at work OH their ditch thew
have about two miles more Of ditc! to cut.
Tho viewers who went from Lewiston on
Wednesday Of last week to view out and
flag the read to Lamas Prairie, accomplished
their work and msn are cutting out the tim.
Der a!ooS the route and teams will follow
through this week. The route is pronounced
excellent fora COOL wagon road and through
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and water all along the route.
Frank Bros. Implement company. of this
city, c. ID. Fleming, agent, have been do.
ing large business during the past few
IN tnths and with general satisfaction to the
farmer, For all kinds of machinery at rea-
sonahle prices, this company can fill the bin
They now have the celebrated Buford sulky
p!ow, that has just been awarded the pre-.
MUM at the Mechanics Fair at Portland
II is simple in construction and easy to ran,
aud the most durable of make.
Z. II. Morrison, in behalf of the North
ern Pacific and Mr.. Muian a capitalist
from the east came to Lewiston on Saturday
evening and left again ON Sunday morning
by private Conveyance. They expressed
great establishment at what they saw Of the
products Of this country, and from ). NJ
Silcott we learn that these gentlcmeu made
many inquiries about the Best route to get
from the table lands, north If US, to Snake
river with railroad. having reference to the
contemplated branch of the N. p. from
Spokan< Falls to Lewiston, as that com
pany seem determined to build such branch
at an early day.
From Roger Morfisey, receiver at the
warehouse on Snake river, we learn tnat
1900 tons of grain has been received and
that the warehouse will hold at least | 200
ton more. And from ID. NJ. White, connec-
ted with the other warehouse on Snake river
we learn that they have received 600 ton
Therefore the total number of tons IF grain
received in both warehouses at Lewiston
this season Since they were built exceeds
$500 tons, and it is constantly accommodating
This will require thirty eight trips OF the
steamer 10 remove at 100 tons per trip. and
she will cot average that amount per load at
this season. twenty weeks will be required
to move that now at Lewiston, to say moth
ing OF other points on the river.
Mr.. 4 Benson, who arrived from Warrens
on Thursday last informs us that the old
camp Is still turning out we'll. John Long
and Sim Wiley have established a toll
! bridge on the south fork of Salmon river
near 'Do6-tair' Johnsons old ranch to ac-
commolate the travel to the Alton mining
district, the new mines discovered last sum
| mer: their bridge will be ready for tr wei
in short time. Ike Orcott, Geo Brown
and Harry Serlne, are pushing work in th.i
| new diggings near Tail Hole on the South
fork. They purchased large stock of
goods from Benson i lIexter for the coming
winter and are at work in good earnest
Mr.. +, Hauber, one of Mr. Benson's old
| friends is expected here soon from Werrens,
on his way to Germany. Jake Reibol,l is
also expected out in about six weeks
| The following names ere the names Of
| those who are entitled tn pace on the roll
OF honor for the month ending Oct 20, 1885
The figures accompanying the names is the
| average standing of that pupil at the month.
ly examination Daisy Brown, IS Ncva
Bickforl. 81; Belle Randall, 95; Carrie
Lamb, 81 Freddie Oliver, 81; Lizzie. 95 {;
Earnest Cook, 81: Mary Nickie, 81; VIII
lie Hrnner, 81 Ralph Bruner, 9i; Waiter
White, SO j; James Lyttie, "a; Julia Man
uel, Maggie Manuel, Jalla Rice, Nicholas
| Lamb, Thomas Morris. James Bickford
Sara Morris, Rowe, Eva Cock, Charlie Bick
ford Myrtle Morris, Daisy Bruner, Charlie
Rice Clyde Niclsle, VIVA Decay, jim ME
Deacy, Cora Oliver. Homer Morris Hermnu
Arowu, Bessie Vienry, HerieA Nicory, Adj
die Randall. JEssIR CT &aK, Teacher.