Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-03-18

Attorney McKern, of Moscow, is in the
city
J. L. Eckert is in the city from Cotton
wood.
Commissioner Spurbeck is in town from
Genesee.
s. W. Mix. was in the city this week
from Steptoe.
The freman's ball has. been postponed uh
til after Lent.
Fare from San Francisco to Chicago is
now sixteen dollars.
Juo. Knifong and James Robinson are
down from Moscow.
Maj. Sewell Truax and wife are in the
city visiting friends.
Henry Wax came down from Mt. Idaho
on Saturday evening.
The license ordinance on dogs will 60 into
effect again this month.
Harry Wilson paid Lewiston a visit from
Cotton during the week.
The streets Of this city have been under.
going thorough cleaning the past week.
Parties are beginning to trim their trees
and improving their property in general
The first and second mines Of the Comet
in uniform, will play hall on Sunday next.
Mrs. NJ. J. Greenbnrg leaves on the stea-
mer next Tuesday to visit friends III Port.
land.
The students of the Lewis Collegiate
Institute have been taking vacation this
week.
MlLK--deliverel to any part of the city
Leave orders at Monkeys drug store.
FRANK BOISE.
LARGE QUANTITIES Of choice goods are
received by our Popular Grocer, J. NJ. GREEN.
BURG.
A large party of danc.rs are exp c.ed to
be present at the club dance on to- morrow
evening.
s. r. Hutchings has sold his property on
Main street to DR.. J. b. Morris consdera-
ton 81, 700.
John Burke will occupy the building be.
ing erected by Hale j. Cooper on Main St,
for his bank.
Frank Boise is now engaged in the dairy
business, and is furnishing milk in different
parts of the city.
DR.. Bibby, came in town this week from
Lapwai after long seige uf sickness. He is
Improving some.
Al Pitts and Harvey Newell, two old
stagers, were in the city this week from the
northern country.
Severe winds have been prevailing during
the past week, resulting in blowing down
several fences, etc.
The Lewiston Comet base ball club are
awaiting challenge from the Colfax nine,
which they will except.
Surveyor Bell is surveying some of the
streets of this city. preparatory to the con.
struction of side walks.
j. Clindining has disposed Of his proper
ty On Main street. j. Dubuc becoming pur-
chaser consideration 81, 900.
Mr. Lomax. brother of p. T. Lomax Of
this CITY, has been in the city for few days,
during the past week on visit.
Keep constantly on han ! Iron, Steel. Coal,
Nails. Barb Wire, Lime Plaster Hair aud
Cement. JNo. p. VoLLMER j. Co. tt
Church. the man who was shot in the leg
by Dutch Albert" ia Ross saloon Thurs
day morning last. is getting along nicely.
r.. j. bOnnOre OF TINS Guy, anu II. IL.
Been,an, of Genesee. left for the new gold
discovery in British Columbia this week
E. J. Kuisler, cattle buyer from St
Louis, who was in this section last season.
returned this week ON the same business.
WANrEp-l.0OO. Doe Fresh Eggs and
500 Rolls Of Fresh Butter. A; the highest
market price for cash at NJ. j. Greenhurg's.
A GENERAL REDUCTION in the prices
oraS staple groceries has been made at Green
burgs in consequence of low freight from the
east.
Saml. Hutclings was thrown from the
hurricane deck Of wild cayuse one day
last week. bruising him badly about the
foot and leg.
The contract for carrying the U. S mail
from Dayton to this place, has been award
ed to W. c. 'Whitson, of Pataha City, for
81, 600 = year.
A man who had been freely intiulging was
lodged in Jail on Friday night last for dis.
turbing residences on his ''crooke ed % Il"
up Snake river.
Seven hundred WEIGH families embracing
three thousand persons from Pennsylvan,a
are going into the Big Bend country this
coming season.
Capt Smith has sold his elegant residence
situated in the east end OF town, to Mr.. B.
Booth. of Boston, per j. D. McConkey ;con-
alteration, $1,000