Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-04-23
Local news is a scarcity this week.

Local news Is scarcity this week.
The price of wheat declined in Liverpool
on the 18th.
Turkey 10 now said to stand in with Rus
sia against England.
England has declined Russia's request in
regard to boundary.
Farmers are all busy hauling grain to the
wharfboat in this city.
G. J. Christensen, Of Genesee, paid us q
pleasant call this week.
Rev. T. NJ. Boyd returned this week
from visit to Moscow.
John Shuttle is treating-his saloon build.
ing to fresh coat Of paint.
Attorney Claggatt, of Occur d'Alene, ar
rived in town on Tuesday last.
James Buchanan came down from Camas
Prairie last Thursday on visit.
A. Friedenrich returned from Portland by
Mondays steamer, en- route for Grangevillc.
Tom Aram and Mr.. Galbreth. Of Grange
vile, gave US friendly call on Thursday
Last.
R. H. Barton, of Moscow, came down on
Monday and so-journed for few days in
the city.
The pews have been put into the new
Catholic church. They will be offered to
rent soon.
August Mielk's dwelling in the upper end
of town is completed and he has moved into
the same.
Mr.. Geo. Gregg, agent for j c. Aver 8
Co., Of Lowell, Mass, gave us business
call this week.
Attorney McKern was in town few days
this week. His first visit since he came
home from Boise.
District court convencs Ut Mt Idaho the
first Monday in May, which will be one
week from next Monday.
The county assumes the repair Of the road
to the mouth of the Potlatch from Sam Lew
is ferry on the reservation.
e. Baird and John Silcott, returned from
their trip east, on Friday last, and both 81,
they had very pleasant time.
The A. No. Cutter Whiskey is all tn.
rage in this city; roller skates are nowhere
The Palace Saloon keeps it for sale.
Report reached here this week that Lieu
MuhleDberg had been restored to duty, ane
all charges cancelled by Gen. Miles.
r. ]. Monroe has moved his Office from
the land office building INTO the office will
Jasper Rand, opposite Vollmer's brick.
Col. Parnell has been declared incapaci
tated for active service, and orderd hom'
preparatory to being placed on the retired
list.
Judge Buck has decided that sherffs un
der the statute havs no right to charge per
diem Tor attendance on Justices courts in thi
territory.
Miles G. Moore, of Walla Walla, came u
ON the steamer Monday and made visit t
his farm land south Of this city, and foun,
the grain looking well.
Chas. E. FAunce expects to move to hi
station ON Waha Lake next Saturday, I
get in readiness to receive guests who visi
Waha for fishing purposes.
On tho 18th Of April 7. A. Clark u.
euginserh had 100 miles more railroad t
survey in southern Kansas, but was liabl
to DO ordered west at any day.
NJ. 8. Burrell's estate is now estimated a
$500, 900 most of which has been ALLEVIATE,
by his will one-third to bis widow. an,
the other two thirds to his children.
The Indian agent upon the Nes .Perc
reservation has no authentic information
- vet, that the government proposes to ss,4
Joseph and his people back to hsNez Perc
rsservation.
Dan1 Stewart has sued the Union 70
libel, Claiming sec, O00 dau ages f.r copyn
Al item from the Whatcom RI e, s.stin
forth that Stewart had attacked me sdito
tfthe S.asssman. ~