Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-08-19
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CIRCUS.--n you want to 60 to the cir
Gus at Moscow, the Goth. go to the Raymond
House and secure seat in Felix Warren's
stage, at half fare, So. so, for the round trip.
Preaching at the Universalist church. in
this city, on Sunday, August 2lnd. 1884
at II o'clock, A. NJ. by Robt Lee Fairchild
of Salesburg, Iii.
Judge Rand left for Eckert's. on Camas
Prairie yesterday to bring his folks home
who have been visiting there during the hot
weather.
U. 8, Marshal, E. Baird. arrived home
on Thursday last. He went to Mt. Idaho
ON business trip. accompanied by his wife.
on Saturday.
A Benson's pack train came in from War.
rens last week and load was soon put up.
and they started back again on Monday last
tor the same camp,
The st. Aloysius Academy will open its
next term on Sept. lst, 1856. All pupils
desiring to attend are requested to be pres.
ent on the first day.
Mrs. Hutchins, of this city has had her
cattle, numbering upwards OF $50 head,
gathered and will take them to near the
mouth of the Palouse.
The brick work on the Grostein 4 Binnard
building has been temporarily suspended,
owing to the brick running short. Another
kiln is being burnt now.
Mr.. Ward, from the Potatch. reports to
us that Mrs. Longfellow's field of wheat
has just been threshed and the yield was an
average offorty-eight bushels per acre.
From Mr.. Henry Rees, who lives near
the rim rock, north Of here, we learn that
the crop on that side of the river is going to
turn out much better than was expected,
Alexander Shearer, superintendent of con-
struction on the N. P. was drowned in Snake
river at Ainsworth, week ago last Tuesday,
He was experimenting the raising of the
drowned engine.
Most all the mountaineers have returned
from their summer trip feeling much re-
freshed and in better health The cold
nights caused them to return earlier than
some OF them expected to
A correspondent to the Democrat from
Caldwell says the news reached there that
the O. X. q N Company's lease to the N. P.
and probably never will be.
Doc. Pierce, we'll known in Idaho county,
and who was hurt by cave in the mine Of
Reibold's at Warrens about sixteen months
ago. arrived from San Francisco by Mon.
days steamer en- route for Mt Idaho.
A social will be given at the NJ. T.. Church
on Friday evening, Aug. 10th. A good time
may be expected; some good music will be
furnished and refreshments served by the
ladies'.
WITHDRAwAL,-We hereby withdraw the
offer of the reward of $50 for the arrest of
Wiley kniehten, charged with murder.
ON YUNE, WING, KEE A. co.
4G'2 Lewiston, l. I. Aug. 18th, 1886.
Mr., c. Holt brother of J. c. Holt who
died at Grsngeville a short time ago. came
down on Monday, accompanied by the wild ..
ow OF his brother, who was on her way
home in Salt Lake, leaving on Tuesday.
DR.. F. J. Boston, of this city. will leave
for Philadelphia about the 3oth of this
month, where he goes to attend a series of
lectures in dentistry. All those wishing
work done by. him should call before he
leaves
The city council have completed a good
piece of work in the way of compelling all
parties to run their sewers ;..e ditch, dug
@,oi,s the bank of Clearwater with running
water in, which carries away all filth from
the sewers.
Z. ). Lebanon, real estate agent from Cir
cleville, Ohio, and brother of VIM. LeBaron,
OF this city. arrived here on MONDAYS steam
er to visit his brother whom he has not
seen for thirty years. He went up the
Clearwater where VIM is at work.
LEG BRoKEN.--John Wilkinson, while
attempting to ride wild cayuse. at his
ranch at the head of Tammany on Sunday
last, was thrown and had his left leg broke
between the ankle aud knee, DIR. Kelley
was immediately sent for and set the broken
limb.
At last accounts the surveyors were be.
tween the forks and Greer's ferry. They
were to cross the south fork above the forks;
we did not learn whether they did SO or not.
They were reported as having no obstacles
in their way to prevent their getting good
survey.
Joseph Blickensderfer and one or two
packers, from 7. A. Clark's party, came in
town on Sunday to get mail for the party
and to communicate with the head office
at Omaha, and to get some supplies. They
left again on Monday james Robinson
one OF the packers, resigned his position
and Harry Lydon was substituted in his
stead.
In the case of w. P. Hunt and others
VS.. County of Nez Perce on appeal of
plaintiffs from the order of the Board of
County commissioners changing road,
the court held that said order be revoked on
the grounds that said county commissioners
refused to hear evidence on the question
which was offered by the plaintiff. and the
county was taxed with the costs amounting
to something over $500.
CROPS FROM SHosHoNE. Mr.. J. d. Reed
who lives near the Weippe, IN the road to
Pierce City in Shoshone county, sent us sam
pies OF wheat, oats, corn aud vegetables,
grown this year on his place, on what he
calls the ridge, which are as good as any we
have ever seen from any section. The heads
OF wheat are very large and well filled. The
cat heads are from fifteen to sixteen inches
in length and well filled The corn and
vegetable are remarkably fine Mr.. Reed
has lived there several years and knows the
country well, he lives near the rad on the
high table lands between Greer's ferry and
the Weippe camas grounds, and can give
land hunters in that section valuable infor-
nation as to the general character of the
crops which can be raised in that section,
and the seasons and what is required to
open up farms in that region. Those who
desire can see these samples of the crops
sent us by calling at our office.
The failure of congress to pass the