Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-04-02

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| John Rice, who has been employed in tn
drug store of ]. Q. Monkey in this city, ha
been confined to his room for the past wcel
with sicknesse
Chas. Wood, of Grangeville, we are cred
liable informed has sold entire hand n
horses to the Robinson Bros., Of Dakota. a
= fair figure.
Mr.. Fl. L. Patterson. Of tho Potl.tch
came down on Sunday last, and saws the,
are making good Roadway with the new
road down the creek,
Saml. Newell, who has been sufferer fol
past year with cancer in the mouth, died
on Sunday last and was buried Monday
Another old timer LAID to rest.
r. Ioghram, living east Of this place
weighed calf tais week at twenty.fou,
hours old, which lowered the scales to l2t
pounds. Beat that if yvu can.
n. B. Holbrook, Of this place. who ha,
been visiting his relatives in Ansouis. Conn
for the past winter, writes that he has beer
very low with the typhoid fever.
I. c. Hattabaugh and family left this cit,
yesterday morning for Colfax. They hav.
ing received telegram that Mrs. Hatta
oaughs brother was not expected to live.
-Four young men were ARRESTED this week
| by deputy marshal Glass fer fast riding
through the street. Let this be warning
not only to the men, but to the ladies also,
| DrED.--AtJ. d. Reeds ranch on Cbristeu
Ridge, near Pierce City, on Sunday, March
", 1885, of dropsy, Mrs Fiddler; aged 81
years. She leaves husband and four chill
dren.
| Or. +. j. Boston, dentist wishes to in,
form the people of Camas Prairie. that he
VIII be at Grangeville and Mt, Idaho. Ma,
LIST, ready to do first class work at reasonable
rates,
Andrew Roux has re.papered and painted
nus barber shop, and it has added much t.
the appearance Of his shop. His bath
rooms neatly fitted, and You can get three
baths for one dollar.
A sociable under the aupices Of the La.
DIES Aid Society, Of the Presby tartan church
Will be given Tomorrow friday evening at
the residence OF Mrs. I. S. Billings. All
are cordially invited.
Just take glance atour new ads this week,
The business men know that the TELLER Of
ice ink helps them; this paper having IN
enormous circulation-tripple 10 any pApe,
Published in North Idaho. s
Mr.. 2. H. wins'on has entered upon hi.
duties as register Of the land office. On,
| types last week made US speak of Mr.. WINS
ton as Major Winston. The gentleman in.
forms us that be has no title.
NO1ICE.-lhe county commissioner,
particularly request that some individual in
every road district, suggest man who will
qualify As supervisor, and notify them ut
the next session Of the board.
BY order OF the Chairman.
Legal proceedings have already been CON-
menced to stay the issuance OF the bonds az
the territory for the erection Of capitol
building at Boise City, on the ground that
the legislature had no authority to pass the
act making appropriations for any such
purpose.
The war has actually commenced in the
British provinces between the government
troops and Indians and half.breels. Twelve
OF the government men were killed and
many wounded. OF the rebels killed and
wounded we have no report. The battle
occurred near 1T Carleton.
The mate on the steamer was accidently
struck by truck loaded with grain one day
last week, aud fractured the knee-cap of enc
Of his legs He is now at the residence of
Capt. Baughman in this city, where he is
being properly cared for; DIR. ]. B. Morris
is the attending physician.
four horse team belonging to Al. Weis.
ner, became frightened on Monday last and
ran away, making several circles around the
streets sud finally winding up t1ssfront of
j. Aiexander's store, With batlR broken
up wagon aud few scratched I'd horses.
Parties should be mos1 cautious and stis mn
their teams when they ieAve them, and
thereby save accidents.
Geo. W. Story, an inspector Of things
connected with the general land office in the
different land offices in the west, is already
here taking in the situation, and observing
the movements of men who are embracing
the advantage of our land lave, and seeing
that no frauds are being committed by an.
plicants for land under the pre- -emp ion.
homestead aud timber culture acts.
The fy-whsel Of our Gordon Jobber has
been nearly in constant motion for the past
month, with the exception Of few days
that our foreman was disabled, and our
Devil" is complaining of rheumatism in
the legs. Bring on your jobs; it is an ev-
ident fact, which is proven by the enor.
nous amount Of work that we turn out,
that the TELLER Office job department can
do neater work than any office in this
section. Why? Simply because We have
the BEST job office, and only practical work
men engaged.
The road down the Potlatch is now nearly
completed to the junction of the Lewiston
road at the mouth, and wagons will be able
to go over it this week, but the Lewiston por.
tion Of the road down the Clearwater has
suffered considerable by wash from the hills,
during the past year. 1t was turned over
to the county BY the Subscribers at Lewiston
and it belongs to the county to see that it is
kept in repair. When it is repaired the
communication for travel and for freighting
between here and Potlatch country will be
complete. The county commissioners
should Immediately make provisions for
putting that road in repair.
ENTERTAINMENT At CATHOLIC ScHooL. -
On Friday evening Of last week, the young
ladies OF the Sisters school gave an enter
tainment to q few invited guests, st the new
Catholic chapel 1t consisted Of literary ex-
ercises and music The principle feature of
the evening was the presentation Of the his.
tnrical drama, in -four acts, entitled "Marie
Antoinette. 1t was well presented by the
young misses and well received by the an-
dience throughout. The musical portion of
the entertainment was well performed by
each young lady in her respective part. We
are informed that it is the intention to re-
peat this DRAINS at a subsequent time, open.
ing the doors to larger audience, when
they feel confident that they are more skilled
N their part Of the drama. Everybody
went away well pleased with the doings OF
the evening. Father Dismedi superin.ended
thu snterfaipment