Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-05-28


Tom Tierney, of Thorn Creek. was in the
city yesterday
John Rice of Camas Prairie, was in the
city yesterday.
Ezra Baird and family returned from Mt.
Idaho. last week.
Three more saloons will be opened on the
first of next month.
No services will be held in the Catholic
charch on Sunday next.
Many persons have been in the city this
week on different business
Hon. L. P. Brown, of Mt. Idaho, arrived
in town on Tuesday evening.
Mr.. A Levy, of Genesee, was in town a
few days last week on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. B. Hodgins of Genesee,
gave us a pleasant call this week.
Ed. Baumister, returned from his trip to
Olympia, on the steamer on Friday.
"A petition is in circulation for daily ma,
route between this place ann Anatone.
Mrs. G. c. Bunnell and Mrs. J. b. Spren-
ger left OFT Saturday last for Salem Ogn.
A good many loads of gran have came
into town this week from Canlas Prairie.
Mrs. A. Quackenbush and daughter left
on Saturdays steamer for visit to Port
land, Ogn.
We are indebted for fine mess of trout
to. Melvin Scott cought near Julietta, on
the Potlatch.
Ed. Hammond, of Pierce City, gave our
city call last. He looks as young as ever
and in good health.
d, Frank Holt left on Wednesday last tor
Miles City, where he will remain during a
part of the summer.
A. r. Parker, of the News left on the
steamer on Tuesday last for short stay in
in the lower country.
Mr. Geo. Shcarer, wife and child, arrived
in the city yesterday from Mt Idaho, on a
visit TO relatives and friends.
The A. No. | Cater Whisky surely must
excel all others, because rybody drinks
it; tor sale at the Palace Saloon.
Mrs. Knasgs and daughter, mother and
sister of Purser Knaggs, of the steamer
Baker, are in the city sojourning.
Tho mother and sister of Mrs +. Shuttle,
of this city. arrived by Mondays steame,
from the lower country on visit.
8, C Thompson received by steamer thi,
week, by Geo H Lake, jeweler in this city,
valuable music box from New York.
Mr.. Seth Jones passed through town on
Friday last with 425 head of cattle en- route
for Spangle where he will ship them east.
Mr.. We'll, of the firm of Alexander 4
We'll of Uniontown, gave us a call this weet
and says the rain done great gvod in tina,
section.
We learn that run Of red salmon is nov
ascending the Potlatch creek, and many o
them have already reached Burns mill dan
above Julietta.
Robert Smith will open the Frisco saloor
on the LIST of June. Mr.. 5. Is well known
in this section as n saloon man, and we wisl
him success in his new field
DR.. NJ. A. Kelly, of this city, received
telegram that his son, Lee, was living yer,
low at Eugene City. Ogn., and on Thursda,
last he left by stage, for that city.
The editor OF this paper and D. D. Bun
nell were thrown from the vehicle they wer,
riding in on their trip tn the potlatch, tn,
former spraiuing his ankle, nothing serious
Mr.. A. Benson received letter from Mr.
Hexter, who arrived in Warrens about tn,
10Th, in which he says that Mr.. Wiley ant
others had struck another rich quartz ledg,
near that camp.
We are indebted for a fine mess OF LAX,
trout furnished us by Lot wigein: one o
which weighed about one pound it is abou
the largest fish we have ever seen caugh
ont of Lake Waha.
The new road opened at the mouth o
Tammany leading to Waha Prairie and TIN
al. 4. n. a
Lakes and different parts OF the prairie
Some of the old settlers are compaimin,
bitterly they say that the old road whicl
has been travelled Cor the past fifteen o
swensy years should be left opened.