Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-06-25

wATChES.-6eo. II. Lake is agent for the
celebrated Rockford Watches.
Heavy thunder showers have visited this SEQ
tion during the past ten days.
lis there any way she could be rclieved!"
was what he earnestly inquired.
The petit jury has been released till the
3Oth inst.
A. Benson returned from his trip to Mt.
Idaho, on Tuesday.
Steamer arrived on Monday with freight
and passengers.
Lord Salisbury accepts the position as
signed him by the Queen.
Trouble is reported with the Indians on
the Fort Hall reservation.
The government refuses to accept Hibbs'
offer to compromise for IS, 900.
Mr.. Dsdd, Of Portland has been in the
city for the past week ON business.
The programme Of the committee for the
4th promises good time for all.
Gov. VIM. NJ. Bum was registered at one
Of the hotels in Portland this week.
We received call from al. Stiffel Of the
Seminal and Mr.. Fulton Of the Asotin.
The southern Cheyenne Indians have
gone on the war path and killed several cit.
liens.
Taxes become due on the lst of August
and are payable to the county treasurer At
his office.
We learn that the Faxon is laid up for
want Of wheat to carry from points along
Snake river.
j.. ]. Bonner is again having the stone
masons at work on his fire cellar in the rear
of his building.
Aquartz mill for Elk City has arrived on
the steamer aud was shipped on wagons to
Camas Prairie.
The Handel & Haydn society gave a con.
cert on Friday evening to fair and appre-
ciative audience.
The band boys have been drilling in field
marching so a. to take up their line Of
march on the 4th of July.
Mr.. Dolan, of Walla Walla has been in
the city the past few days; he visited
his farm on the Asotin.
Mr.. Goldman, from Pomeroy, of the firm
Monday to attend court.
The old saloon building of Hank Trimbles
il being reftted and will, in short time be
ready to be occupied.
Anagora Goat Skin Gloves for sale at
Vollmer d Co.'S, are leading the market in
this country. Try a pair Of them.
A band of cattle belonging to Mr.. Mont.
naosod thrOuuh tOvu Mnndav
en- route for Tongue river, Montana.
President Smith Of the O. R. 4 N. visited
Colfax and was much pleased with that
place and its surrounding prospects.
SETTLERS. we again call the attention Of
settlers to the fact that there is no difficulty
about proving up. Proof can 60 on as usual
They will not celebrate at Asotin only by
dance ON the night Of the Sd, but will
come to Lewiston on tho 18th and cele brate
with %.
The Iowa excursionists arrived at Walla
{ Walls on the 10th and proceeded to Dayton
and returned to Walls Walla on the morn.
Ing Of the Gath.
Frank Ganahl entertained the court most
Of the day on Monday in an Injunction suit
from Occur d'Alene, in moving to get it dis.
solved. It was dissolved
The Lewiston National Bank building is
much improved in looks by new window
curtains with the name Of the bank nicely
lettered on them.
Ross says If he cannot brew as good
cocktail as Bender can, he can wear
white vest and dish out the A. No. Cutter
Whiskey, all the same.
Joe Vincent, Jv., cane down from Union
town, where he has lately been at work, on
Monday, and on Wednesday went to the
Asotin to work for a time in the office of
the Seminal.
Mr.. N. T. Cation started on Monday to go
to Dayton to attend court there. hut was
tslegraphed for by Dodd to return and at
tend to business for him here connected
with Lieuallen.
Ladies on the 4th Of July refreshment com.
mittee will be glad to receive voluntary con-
tributions of cakes and pies to be delivered
At Thatcher's grove on the morning of the
Fourth. MRS. L. ROWLEY, Sec.
Queen Esther was presented to . large
audience on Thursday evening, in the Gros-
tein i Binnard hall, by the Handel and
Haydn society, aud elected much commen-
aation, although it was the third occasion
IN which it had been presented here.
The dispatches from Victoria in the Ore.
gonias received here on Monday night say
that Aibbs was remanded to Jail for week
~ the judge to await the arrival of testimo-
ny ON which be was to be extrAdited, 90
'nss we need not expect his arrival in Lew.
iston Tomorrow a. was expectcd from a
farmer dispatch.