Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-03-12

| All resolutions and obituaries on and af
ter this date, will he charged at the regular
legal advertising rates.
Jan. z2, 1885.
Lookout for the Fireman's ball add next
week.
NJ. J. Shields, of Moscow was in town
this week.
We are informed by James Stevens that
his orother Dave, who received injuries by
a runaway team few weeks ago is getting
along nicely and that he will lie able to he
about soon.
W 3 Wynnkoop seriously stabbed
William Dent in the back on Monday last
up Clearwater Dent came down in a small
sAift yesterday, and DR.. Kelly dressed the
wound, and says he is now resting quietly.
We understand that Wynnkoop gave him
sell mp to sheriff Cameron last night.
From Willie iIeartburg, Of Camas Prairie,
whe arrived in town this week, we learn
that one Chapers house situated near the
Cottonwood House, was blown up with
powder one day last week. 1t seems that
Chapel had jumped widow woman's farm
and was ordered by some of the settlers to
leave, which he refused to do.
A. L. Smell. of The Potlatch, came down
on Tuesday and reports evrything in pros.
porous condition in that vicinity. He IN
formed us that about &c men were at work
on the road down the PotIatch to connect
with the Lewiston road they have it finish
ed dowa as far as the Little potlatch and
are vigorously pushing on to where it will
be connected with the road leading from this
place.
Mr.. W. II. Mock and family, who have
been residing on the Nebelseick farm, s
miles east Of this city, left on the steamer
Tuesday last for Antheny Kansas, where
they will locate for the present. Mr.. NJ.
says he leaves this section with good name
for it, and had he not important business
compelling him to leave he would have
made this his home. We hope he will
soon return.
We are all aware of the fact that DR.. f.
J. Boston, CT Lewiston, l. r., is the "boss"
dentist in this city yes, and in the terrific
ty so what is the use of suffering with de-
cayed teeth, when he has the necessary tools
and possesses that skill which will extract
them uitdoW pain and in their stead can
tit you with beautiful set OF teeth that
You could nat tell the difference from the
original ones. Charges very reasonable. Give
him call. 22.tf
An exhibition of the Lewis Hand Fire
ExtiHguisher was given on the Square in
our city last Monday evening. A large
pile of kindlings and boxes were lighted,
and quite a large amount Of coal oil was APP
piled, which threw the fame up to quite .
height. Whtn the fire was burning its best
the liquid from this extinguisher was applied
at the base of the fire. and to the great sur
prise OF all. the fluid instantly extipgnlshed
the hire. 1t is grand invention and great
protection against fire no business man or
family should be without it. T. J Bon
hore is agent for this section.
The fire alarm was sounded on Friday
last. and the Hook aud Ladder boys quickly
responded to the call. The fire messenger
directed the company in the wrong direction
aud upon arriving on the spot where direc-
ted to their amazement' found no sign of fire.
Liter reports came that the fire was in the
east eutl of town but after such a delay as
IN It mentioned, the company was unable to
reach the scene. The property DESTROYED
was the dwelling of Jake Shcarer, residing
IN the east end Of town. Ii the company
was directed right when the alarm was first
gwen, the company could have reached the
ire in time.
Accident. On Tuesday eve rs Henry
Payne, Peter Davis and Charles Leland were
walking down towards Paynes house, when
Payne took into his head to run up The steps Of
the Ne'rs office to infervisw the publisher of
the Ns''s, when Leland protested, and at.
tempted 10 prevent him; Payne suddenly
slipped and fell, striking Leland who
standing in an awkward aud Insecure posi-
ton, and twisted his tLtland's) knee badly
80 as to cause sudden and severe pain, aud
disabled him from walking. DR.. Shaft was
summoned and soon arrived upon the scene
and made examination, but found no bono.
broken, but very great strain of the liga-
nients about The knee joint, and ordered
litter to convey him home, here he was
treated promptly. lie suffered much dur
ing the night. but was much relieved in the
morning. The knee and whole limb is
much swollen, and the patient will be
Obliged to keep his bed Tor some days, but
it is hoped that lie will soon recover from
the strain and be about again.
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