Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-06-04

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celebrated Rockford Watches
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j.. T. Jerome has been painting the front
of his saloon.
Handel and Haydn Society Concerts
june 18th and 10Th.
VIM. F, Kettenbach left on TUESDAYS
steamer for Portland.
Phillip Ritz of Wa,la WalIa. gave us
pleasant call this week.
Highest market price paid for wheat at
Jno. P. Vollmer and Co..
Messrs Larson and Edwards were in the
city this week from Genesec.
D. s. Spurbeck received a new lot of the
Salem wooden pumps this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J, 0. Barber of Uniontown
were visiting this city, this week.
Miss Lizzie Levy of Genesee, is in the
city visiting friends and relatives
Expect grand Fourth of July attractions
at Greenburg's popular Grocery Store
Hale Cooper are making large improve
ments IN their building on Main street.
II. G. Brown, of Mt. Idaho, left for below
on Tuesdays steamer on u business trip.
Wesley Mulkoy has been confined to his
home for the past two months, with sickness
Miss Maggie McGregor, left en- Saturday
last to take charge of school near Genesee.
1t never gets too hot to take drop of the
A No. Cutter Whisksy for sale at the
Palacs saloon.
Rev. j. d. McConkey returned last week
from Butte City, Montana, where he wen.
on A. Q. U. W. business.
Miss Hattie Baughmau and Miss Clara
Stevens returned from visit to Walla Nal.
la on the steamer Oh Monday.
Flemming 8 Kennedy have fitted up the
old saloon formerly occupied by Harry Ket-
tenbach, and opened up on Wednesday last.
Strawberry and lce-crean festival y the
banefit Of the Presbyterian church, at Ma
jor Manning's tomorrow (Friiayl evening.
Surveyor, Thompson, and purity arrived
on Mondays steamer and will proceed to
the Occur d'Alene country to do surveying.
July in grand style. Come one and all and
celebrate with us. A full programme will
he published soon.
All See has purchased the wash house of
Wah Lee and takes this method of inform
ing the public that he will not pay any debts
the said Yah Lee may owe. 3t.3
Mr. Samuel Avery of Binghamton, N. Y.
arrived on the steamer on Monday last.
Mr.. A. is brother.n-law of Mr.. Ezra and
Vim. Baird. of this city.
FOR SALE OR REST-The Asotin CITY
Mills. for further particulars apply 60 f.
Baumister at the store of J. p Vollmer &
Co., Lewiston, l. I. 35tf
NJ. J. Greenaurg will leave on Saturdays
steamer for Portland, on business Mr.. j. !
NJ Howe will be left in charge of the gro
Gerry store during his absence.
Mr.. John Gaffeny who has been in the
employ Alexander q Friedenrich at Grange
vile for some time past, left on Tuesday
steamer for two months visit east.
Prof. Hedger, and sheriff Cameron
have been over different parts of the county
summoning jurors and returned Tuesday |
night. lie says the crops are looking well |
though little late.
From Henry Rees we learn that J. A. |
Fansler, Of Genesee, while coming down the
Clearwater hill yesterday with load of
grain. slipped and fell from the load aud
considerably bruised but no bones broken.
DR.. NJ. A. Kelly returned from Eugene
City, where he has been visiting his son
Lee who has been quite i'll, hut is now re-
covering. Mrs. II. N. Mcclure, who has |
been visiting at the same place, accom-
panied him on his return.
The attention eff Camping, Picnic, Ex-
curtion and Fishing parties is called to the
excellent assortment of Choice Lunch goods, |
embracing all the delacasies usually kept in
first.class city grocery store.
NJ GREENBuRG.
30, 900 Cigars at wholesale. embracing the
best brands OF imported, Key West and do |
nestle goods in lots to suit the purchaser. |
at Portland and San Francisco iobbing /
prices. These goods are warranted to give
satisfaction to smokers. NJ j GREESBCRo.
Jas. H. Hawlay, ESQ.,, of Alturas county.
has been appointed U. s. attorney for Idaho
in place of Wallace White whose term had
expired. And II. c. Braustetter has been
appointed receiver of public monies in the
land office at Boise City in the stead of Mr.
Krebbs
l; Is fortunate for the people OF this sec
ton that it was a white horse thief that was
killed at Lapwai the other day instead of an
Indian. or otherwise the Ofegoaian would
have charged that the people of North Ida
no had attempted to stir up trouble against
the Indians in consequence of Joseph's re-
turn.
NOTICE i have made arrangements for
the present season to receive large ouanti
Ties OF tropical and California fruit; also
enoice French Candies which will enable me
20 otter at Wholesale, at prices which will
compare with Portland rates. Purchasers
~ 90 well to investigate NE before pur.
'nas'ngs elsewhere. CRsESBugc.