Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-07-23

visit last week.
J. ". Poe. Esq, left this week for Elk
City ON business.
Judge Parker left this week for Moscow
on business trip.
A. F. Parker of the Meas. left on Tuesday
. for the Canas Prairie country.
Sportsman's goods of the best quality and
lowest prices at Isaman 4 Co.'S
Several parties leave for Craig's mountain
to-day on q fishing and hunting tour.
J.P. Vollmer made trip 10 Mt Idaho
on Saturday and returned on "Wednesday.
The st. Aloysius Academy will begin its
Fall term the LIST of Sept. next, in this city.
Genesee has organized base ball club.
The Lewiston clubs had better be on the
lookout.
Our county commissioners had somewhat
of stormy sitting for short time on
Saturday last.
Court commenced at Murray on Monday.
Several important mining suits will be heard
at this term.
Work on the Snake river warehouse is
progressing rapidly. and will soon be ready
to store grain in.
Thanks to sheriff Cameron for mess Of
prairie chickens, also to VIM. Davis for
four young grouse.
M. We'll, of Uniontown, is having erected
. fine dwelling at that place. This looks like
Max meant business.
Mrs H, Squier and Mrs. q II. Payne re
turned home from trip to the Sound, OF
Monday evenings stage.
Mrs. C. C. Bunnell and Mrs. J. B. Spren
ger returned on the steamer On Friday FROM
visit to Salem Oregon.
Mrs. VIM. Bender and baby and Miss
Jenny, arrived on Fridays steamer, from
Walla Walla, on.a visit.
Eastern mercantile agents have visiteo
Lewiston of late soliciting trade, and have
had considerable success. ga
Sugar cured Hams, and good Bacon and
Lard for sale at the meat market Of Gin
dining 4 Dubuc. Al If
The northern Cheyenes are threatening
hostilities on our northern border ane
troops are called for the same.
w. H. Leland is now in the Moscow ant
Palouse country and is authorized to collec
and receipt for moneys due this Office.
H, Squier, Judge Buck and J.. c. Elder
left here by private conveyance, on Sunday
Last for Occur d'Alene. to attend court.
It is too warm to work without gloves
80 just step into J. P. Vollner & Co.'s ant
purchase pair of the Angora Goat ski
gloves.
Mr.. s. q. Isaman always remembers tn
printers. He presented us with bottl
IF fine claret this week for which he ha
our thanks.
To keep your harvesting machinery run
ming smooth you need to get bottle of tn
a. No. I. Cutter Whiskey, for sale at tn
Palace Saloon.
The. county commissioners have appro
priated $50 to repair the grade up the hill
opposite Lewiston on which repairs ar
greatly needed.
Mr.. H. Critics has purchased the Il
owned by Mrs. MarsiIliot, for 81 200, an
purposes moving, with his family, from hi
ranch into town.
We are informed that the Catholic schoe
in this city will be prepared to receive boy
into their school, under IL years of age
during the coming term.
The mercantile community have bee
much exercised few days past IN regard t
the attitude of Russia towards England
and price Of wheat advanced little, bu
has since fallen.
Mr.. John Burke, banker in this city, LEI
last week for Montana, with . band ,
horses which he took from Colfax; He W;
visit White Sulpher Springs and renal
about month.
Lewiston is somewhat on the improy
and real estate is slowly Advancing evidens
Of which is that Jasper Rand, of this city
refused 81, 600 for 1000 acres of land, j
ing south of town.
A pistol was taken away from an India
who had it strapped to him on Friday ever
ing by Marshal Chapman. The India
agent has left orders to take awav all wear
ons from Indians while in town.
John Roberts left here on Sunday ever
ing last for Mt. Idaho. He will there jol
the party Of K. Baird's and proseed on I
Montana with the band Of horses latel
purchased by Baird and Morris.
The lawn sociable given by the ladies c
the Presbyterian church, on Friday evenin
last was success, socially and financially
The Lewiston brass band discoursed som
ssEoslIent music during the evening