Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-05-20

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A CARD. Having determined to reside
permanently at Lewiston, ! will attend to
any law business that may be entrusted to
me y. ii. WINSTON JE.,
2S-6tf Atty. at Law.
J. B. Stanley, of Cotton, was in the city
on Monday.
Ezra Baird returned this week from a
visit to Camas Prairie,
Don't fail to attend the minstrel enter.
tainment tomorrow evening.
Miss lilly Jennings of this city, is teach
ting school at Anatone, w. L.
We call attention to the card of E. Darr,
as candidate for city marshal
Madame LeFrancois will depart on to.
morrows steamer for California.
A. D. Green Of Cottonwood is ffeightinl
between this place and Mt. Idaho.
Mrs. J 3. Mallory. of Lapwai Agency
is in the city, guest Of Mrs. L. Baird.
AL. Stifle has drawn out of the Asotill
Sentinel, Z. NJ. Poor assuming control.
Mrs. Welsh, of this city, left this week
for Camas Prairie to remain with her sons.
An Indian brought 4 salmon into town
one day this week that weighed thirty
eight pounds.
Pigeon shooting was engaged in Oh sun
day last on the nil south of town by lovers
of that sport.
II. X. Barnett and family will depart by
tomorrow boa. On u visit to relatives III
Salem, Oregon
Mrs. n. z. Fisher and her sis'er, Mss
Rachael Binnard, Of ColiaX, are in the city
visiting relatives.
Mrs. Capt Baughman will leave on to-
morrows steamer on visit to friends and
relatives in Oregon.
Chap Roberts came down from the Ia
louise country this week. where ho has been
for several months past.
c. p. Coburn and A. Benson, of the Ma
sonic lodge Of this city, visited the Moscow
lodge on Monday evening.
+. kroutinger announces himself else
where III these columns as candidate fol
the office Of city treasurer.
We We're blessed with several thunder
storms during the past week, which ha
'A'"oS epS E"i eSho ioOii uls
Rev. VIM. NJ. Hays will preach in tn,
Presby terian church in this city on Sunda,
next, morning and evening.
Some of the Lewiston boys who struck on
few months ago for the mines are expecte,
to return home in a few days,
Geo. Shearer and wife returned to thei
home at Mt. Idaho this week after payin
. visit of several weeks to this city.
The Thermometers III this city stood "a
In the shade on Sunday, 9So on Monday
95' on Tuesday and So on Wednesday.
The aged mother of Judge Case, OF Asoti
City. arrived by Fridays steamer from Min
nesota, and lett the same day for Asotin.
Do not fail to see the Steel Frame
Randolph Header before purchasing an
other kind. For sale by a. Quaekenbush
j. P. Vollmer g. Co. appreciate the valu
OF printers ink, as will be evinced by tn
space that they occupy on tire third page
j. o. Barber and NJ. Alexander, two {
Unlontown's enterprising merchants, wer
among the list of city sojourners this week
Register Winston visited Moscow las
week and returned Tuesday. He speak
favorably of the place, particularly of il
cleanliness.
The crops throughout the couptry are +,
ported as looking fine. The late rains hay
caused the grain to shoot up and show Off t
the best advantage.
Henry Wax, of Tho firm of Weller & Wa
at Mt. Idaho, came down on Saturday ev,
He informs us that they will shortly ope
their store at Grangesille
Mrs. Squer. the aged mother of Haze
Squier, CT this city, left on Fridays boat f,
her home in Vermont. She has been spen,
ing the winter past with her son.
NJ. A. Rose, formerly employed in Ii
jewellery store OF c, G.. Kress of this cit,
but now resident of Colfax, was in the cit
Sunday and Monday visiting the girls an
boys.
The Colfax Gdzette says that they are a,
thorized to state that in regard t., the col
tended game of base ball between the Co
fax and Lewiston boys on the 23rd of TIL
month for any sum between one and fiv
hundred dollars, that they (Colfaxj are read
to accept the proposition, but on any othe
day than May 23rd, and asks the Lewisto
boys to come the center. Get in" boys.