Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-04-30

It was too bad TINT tho house was too small
and she was compelled to hang out of the win
dow to mako room.
L. Stannus returned from Oregon Monday
Several parties made trip to Lake Waha
last week.
Mr.. J. Kosenstein, was in town Tuesday
from Genesee.
A. Schrader of Asotin gave our city
visit this week.
J. A. Grimes, of American Ridge, was in
town yesterday.
l. b. Cowen of Pierce City gave us a call
on Saturday last.
The walla Walla Waschmcn and Journa
have consolidated.
The best of Barbed Wire for sale at Jno
?. vollmer & Co.'S 20
Mr.. Sell Reynolds and sister came up on
the steam r. on Monday last.
John Moore, of Moscow, has been visi.
tor to our city for the week past.
Mrs. M. Lictch, of Lietchville, paid Lew
iston short business visit last week.
DR.. NJ. A. Kelly and Mrs. ii. N. Mcclure
leave Saturday for visit to Portland, Ogn.
Mrs. Alice York. daughter of Mrs. Spreng-
er of this city, arrived from Salem ON Friday.
A. Benson's pac', train left this city for
Grangcville with a full cargo on Friday last.
H + Hodgins of Genesee. also Louis Levy
from the same place were in the city Mon
day.
The Kangaroo Boots and Shoes, the best
manufactured, for sale at Jno. Z. Vollmer
& Co.'s 80
Sheriff Cameron is making great improve
ments in repairing some of the rooms in the
court house.
G. f. Thatcher has accepted a position as
salesman in the merchandise establishment
Of Vollmer j. Co.
Mrs. l. c. Hattabaugh is in Colfax, where
she likely remain for few months visiting
relatives and friends.
The Odd Fellows of this city and Anatone
celebrated their 66th anniversary on Satur-
day and Monday last.
We are informed that Mr. Columbus
Walker, formerly of this place, is now re.
siding ON the Alpowai.
A. NJ. Mecklcm, professor in the public
schools at Coltax, made Lewiston aad its
schools visit this week.
Sam. Holt left on Tuesday for Miles City,
Montana, where he will be in the employ Of
Wyatt & Ross, cattle dealers.
Leslie Thompson has been sworn in as an
assistant postmaster. and is kept busily en-
gagged behind the delivery window.
trip to the Hoodoo mines last evening AMI
meal u m Noon g tt,ai,
II the weather is dry the A No. Cutter
"hiskey will keep you from choking, just
step into the Polace saloon and try it.
Rev. Father Dioinedi returned on Monday
from visit to the country north, where he
was engaged for several days in church work.
The Union says the Oratorio Society Of
Walia Walla are rehearsing ESTHER the
Cneen' preparatory to presenting it to the
public.
Miss May Barker who attended the Lew
ton schools this winter, is acting as book.
keeper in a merchandise establishment at
Asotin City.
Mrs. r. Grostein, Of this city left for Col.
fax on Sunday where she was called by her
daughter. Mrs A. Kuhn, who has been i'll
Aot tue laSt Two HonIhS.
Mrs. Smails. sister-in-law of Felix War.
rem, OF this city, arrived from Waila Walla
BY Mondays boat. accompanied by Mrs
Warren Of Spokane Falls.
Quite number of pospectors are in the
vicinity OF the Big Potlatch Prairie between
Cedar and Elk creeks, and il is reported
that good prospects have bscn found.
We call attention to the letter addressed
to Agent Monteith by the commissioner in
regard to the criminal jurisdiction of Indi-
ans, which we publish on our outside.
y VIM. Dose. of Big Potlatch, gave us a
Call on Tuesday last, and says the road
down the creek will soon be flushed, and
that grain will be hauled over ere long.
The Democrat says DELEGATE HALEY will
be home from Washington in few days.
and that il he tells when he il coming a
largo body OF citizens will go to meet him.
Indians from the United States and terri.
tories are going north to join Rsil. ENNIS.
sariss have been among them to incite then,
to war against The dominion government,
Mr.. T. Lenter, of Cameron, gave us a call
this week ami reports the soil getting very
dry III that vicinity. and that ii rain does
not visit them soon the crops will be light.
Mr.. Ross Of the firm Of Wyatt j Ross,
cattle dealers. returned from Salmon river
on Saturday last. where he has been looking
after their cattle. He reports that they all
look well.
1t is much to be regretted that water can
not be kept running in the Lewiston ditch.
Gardens and fruit and shade trees are much
IN need Of tho water from this ditch, especi.
ally those lately planted.
Mrs. E j WinskIl viii be at the Hotel de
France in this city. Wednesday. MAY 9th,
With handsome and stylish lot Of millenery
goods neck ware, gloves aud beautiful line
PATRON hats, New York trimed. will
fsHain week or ten days.