Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-07-16


Harvesting has commenced III good shape
Letter from Blaine will appear next week.
r. Grostein left on Monday last tor War
rens.
A heavy wind st ,rm visited here on Tues
day night.
John Denny of Paiouss City gave us
call Ibis week.
Look out for the XXX Horse Medicine
advertisement next wsek.
"A. Stencil and wife returned from San
Francisco on Fridays steamer.
Good reports are coming from the old
mining camps, in quartz mining.
Mrs. ", G. Muhlenbsrg arrived on the
steamer on Monday, from Boise.
Ed. Hammond and Patrick Klein. of Pierce
City, gave the city visit this week.
Mrs. L. stannus and daughter left on
Tuesdays steamer for Salem Oregon.
Baker City runs four horse stage coach
from that town to the Pine creek lAnes.
About forty five Cinnamon are mining on
the bars of Snake river in Idaho county.
Mrs. A. Quaclseubush and daughter re-
turned from visit to Oregon, On Saturday.
Union, IN the Grand Ronde valley, claims
to have the best route to the flne creek
mines.
Mrs. E. Baird and family, are NJ W at Mt.
Idaho where they will remain Garlog the
warm weather.
Tho Angora Goat Skin Gloves are worn
by all working classes, for sale by ). L.
Vollmer & Go.
Sugar cured Hams, and good Bacon and
Lard for sale at the neat market OF Ciin-
dining & Dubuc. Al If
Mr.. Pearsall informs Us that his son
writes to him that small horses are not IN
demand in Montana.
u. S. Attorney Hawley arrived here on
Wednesday evening last aud lett on the
steamer on Saturday.
c. B. Hopkins informed MS that he had
succeeded in establishing a telephone line
between this place and Asotln..
We have yet scep no newspaper in mourn
ing in the territory on the occasion oi
Bunn's resignation as governor OF Idaho.
If YOU do not like the weather as it i;
Just step into the Palace saloon and sample
the A. No. |. Cutter Whiskey, it may
change it.
John Roberts and Tom MeGrane, came
down from Salmon river on Saturday last
where they have been for the past months
looking after their stock.
Several parties made trips to the lake
last week and report having a good time
1t is the place to 60 during this warm wealth
er. it you are looking for comfort.
The Asotin Sentiael in speaking of on
city band says: ''The Lewiston Brass Bant
bids fair to rank among the best musical or
carnations on the Pacii, Coast
Theodore Kluss, Of Thorn Creek, say.
that if that person who stole ten sacks 0
wheat from him would only return the sack
he would bsmuch obliged to him.
DR.. ]. B. Morris and family left for Mt
Idaho yesterday morning. The DR., vii
return IN few days. leaving his farnil,
there during the heat of the~summer.
Mr.. Sam. johnson, of Genesee, informs IL
that he lost two of his children last week
from diptheria; his other two children hav
been quite sick with it but are now gettin
along nicely.
The time fixed by the law prohibiting til
killing of prairie chickens. under penalty
expired yesterday, for this season Henc
the chickens will have to seek the brush G
fly high, for the hunters are out.
E Baird and B. F. Morris purchased tn
band of horses belonging to the Jim Crook
estate, and Mr.. Baird left here yesteria
for Mt. Idaho where he will take charge .
the herd and take them through via. til
Elk City trails to an eastern market.
A Washington telegram says that Hill
had the cheek to ask the postofiice depart
ment at Washington TO reimburse him fo
$500, lost in registered letter, We SUI
pose that must be the money lost when tn
Lewiston register bag was cat open Las
winter.
Deck ROUGH, returned from q trip to 81
lem, Oregon, on Thursday last. He say
that times in Oregon are about the same .
here. He says he saw Geo. Noah fornerl
of this city; but row of Townsend Nontans
Mr.. N. was on his return trip home froi
Eugene City, where he had been with h
wife's remains. she having died in Townsen
during last month. Mrs. Noah was We
and favorably known in this section an
snany friends VIII griese On hearing OF Ii