Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-11-12
Look out for Thanksgiving gordies at \
]. Greenburg's.

J. o. Maxon, formerly Of this city, al :
rived here last evening.
Track laying on the Pataha branch COM
menced on Monday last.
ii A large number of families have arrived
here during the last week.
A fire at Sprague on last Monday night
destroyed $40, 600 worth Of property.
\ J. l.. Eckert, wife and child, of Cotton.
woon, gave Lewiston visit this week.
Tecmsters all wear the Angora Goat Skin
Gloves, for Sale by J. P. vollmer& Co.
q Mr.. Schuyler, and several other gentle
b men, were down from Ju:ietta, this week.
q DR.. Shaft, returned from Oregon la st
Saturday, where he had been to see his
4 folks.
n The trial Of Strelnor for the murder of
Il Kohler commenced at Mt Idaho on Tues
day.
Hon. j. W. Huston has been chosen
Mayor of Boise City in place of Hasbrouck,
iresigned.
Fresh select Oysters direct from the east,
j .only one dollar per can, at NJ. j. Green.
burgs.
The eastern press generally condemn the
action of the people of Tacoma in expeiliny
the Chinese Of that city.
We suggest that the stores of this city
4 close on the afternoon Of the Goth inst /;
Thanksgiving day.
II A. w. darlington, sheriff of Idaho
county came down on Friday last and re-
Il turned on Saturday.
al L.,
push the Cascade branch Of N. 7. with all
4 possible speed.
The Lewiston band boys gave us some
" inspiring music at the Wilson lecture, and
Il afterwards on the streets Of our city
III The FIRST train of cars crossed the gap in
s the Canadian Pacific on the night of the 9th
I OF November; the last spike was driven on
1 the It'll.
a Potatoes wanted, at Greenburg's I will
Il buy ten tons of Potatoes, at SIS per ton in
q exchange for groceries, at spot cash prices
M. J. Greenburg.
II An immence assortment of Crockery.
4 glass, stone and silver ware. Lamps and
Z holiday goods, to arrive by next steamer,
4 for NJ. J. Greenburg.
Il The city council Of the city of Portland
4 has passed an ordinance to suppress brothels
Il and punish not only those who keep them
4 but those who visit them.
II The late rains have caused the rivers to
swell considerably and wood RATS will soon
4 b landed here from up the river by the
4 rivermsn.
Al W. A. Simpson and Bert. Wishard lcf,
\ on Sunday last for hunt in the mountains
They intend going to Deer Creek on Craics
Mountlin.
The band boys are making grand p-epara.
tons for their ball to he given on Thanks.
given evening Nov. 26, 1885. Invitations
1 will soon be out.
The steamer, Almota did not arrive here
TILL Tuesday morning, about 7 o'clock, be-
ing detained by the non arrival Of the train
at Riparia.
1t has been raining steady during the last
week and the ground il now in excellent
condition for blowing, and many farmers
are already turning the sod.
a Eugene Bonhore, who has been confined
4 to his bed, for the part month is again able
to set up, and we hope. will soon be able to
4 appear upon our streets again.
Some thing new. champagne favored
Cig:rs," the most delightful smoke in the
&world, for FIVE cents each: try them.
Wholesale and retail at NJ. J. Greenburg.
The property at the old Lapwai garrison
will be turned over to the Interior DEPART
ment on Tuesday next, for school purposes
$50 we are informed by reliable pal ties.
The Chinese who were driven ont of
Tacoma BY the authorities of the city in.
cluding the Mayor. announced that they
viii sue the city for damages.
Mr.. Lindsley, of the Palouse, gave as A
pleasant call on Monday, it being his first
visit to our city. He was much pleased
with its looks, and 30 expressed himself.
Tho Capt. Of the steamer. Spoka has M.
tilted shippers not to deliver any more grain
TO the river from Eureka fat, as thew have
now oil they can remove during the season.
White 4 Co., are erecting another ware.
house along side Of their present one on
Snake river. the first one being too small to
accommodate. the demand for storage of
/ wheat.
Walla Walla has organized = new board
y Of trade with H. P. Isaacs as president and
IL. ID. Chapman as Secretary. and F. w.
/ Paine, d. W. Small, H. E. johnson, H. Il.
! Holmes and Max Baumister, executive con-.
mit.ee,
report reaches here that the o. r: IN.
company have interdicted the purpose Of
capt. Smith to have ship yard at Ans
worth for building steamboats,. for navigat-
gig Snake river in the int Test of the n T.
How this has been done we are not advised.