Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-03-26


Smoke the ''Elorida" at Isaman { Co.
S. A. Moon, of Julietta. was in town this
week.
Louis Levi, Of Genessee, was in the city
this week.
A. Levy, Esq Of Genessee, called on us
this week.
Wilbcr H. Leland has been sworn in rs
an assistant postmaster.
Charles Watson, Esq, departed on Friday
morning last, for Maine.
Mr.. Herman Neibelseick, OF Wslla Walls,
was in the city this week.
A nice lot of shade trees have been placed
on ths school house premises.
David German, Of the Potlatch, was in
town this week, looking well.
The A No. l. Cutter Whisky takes the
lead, for sale at the Palace saloon.
D. f. Dau. Esq, Of this city. left last
week for a visit to Victoria, B. G..
Mr.. J. r. Snodacrly. of Asotin City, paid
us a friendly call one day last week.
Mr.. VIM, Dent who was stabbed several
weeks ago has been quite low for the past
week.
A large crowd attended the Y. Nj. c. A.
sociable last evening, and good time spent
by ALL
Martin Collins will leave tomorrow for
Warrens, where he will stay during the
summer.
Mr.. C. D. Flemming has moved his fanl
ly from the Asotin to permanently reside in
this city.
NJ. Glatigny and wife, Of White Bird, l.
~ bo Hota Il
this week.
WANrEp.-A girl capable of dong general
housework. Apply at the residence of Mrs,
Z. Baird.
A large hotel was burned down on the
night Of the 2lst in Chicago. and several
lives were lost.
J. Clindining. of this city, has purchased
the property Of Warren Hunt ON Main st.
consideration 81, 200
Hon. L. P. Brown, of Mt. Idaho, passed
through town on Saturday last, EN- route
for the lower country.
j. II. Bellinger, ESQ.,, one of Colfaxs es-
teemed business men was in the city this
week and made us call.
The temperance meeting Sunday evening
was large one and the little children
rendered their parts well.
Peter Brazil purchased the property of
James Flynn situated on Waha Prairie last
week; consideration, 81, 100.
Rooms are being partitioned off in the sec
ond story of Vollmcr & Co.'S. brick to be
used as the U. S. Land Office.
The public schools of this city, after one
week vacation, resumed duties again on
Monday with full attendance.
,yIoiaiinssM. Poor and Geo. Morrison left last
tton with band of horses which
were zoe shipped from that place
I. N. Maxwell, Esq, has moved his law
Office to the rooms over Glass boot aud shoe
store. where he may be found at all times.
Subscribers of this paper who are indebt-
ed will soon receive statements as to the
amount OF their indebtedness up to April lst
A. j. Shaw, Esq., our most efficient land
office receiver has received n leave of absence
from the department. and will depart short.
ly for the east.
There are several cess pools of dirty stay-
nate water on the nnrth side of town thai
should be attended to and drained, ere il
creates sickness.
W. E. Hayes. who has beca engaged for
the past winter as one Of the book -see,,,vs
for vollmer & Co., left on Monday rnornine
last for Moscow.
The Peak Sisters took a trip to Pameroy
on Friday last and performed there that ey-
ening to large and appreciative audience.
They returned Saturday.
We are informed that change will soon
take place In the arrival Of the lower mail:
coming through from Dayton in one day.
arriving at this place in the evening.
The yonng ladies Of the Catholic convent
viii give an entertainment on tomorrow ey.
ening in the new Catholic church We are
informed that it is an Invitation affair.
Aessrs Wyatt Roos, the cattle kines.
arrived BY Fridays steamer from Greeley.
LloiorAda They viii proceea to Salmoa
ssser' where they have large band OF STOCK.