Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-06-24
Oats for sale by A. QnackeL bush.

John Crea is in the city from kamai.
Jane, Odle, Of Mt. Idaho, came down On
Tuesday.
County Assessor Langdon is securing the
Waha country.
s. c. Hutchings came up on Monday from
bis sheep ranch.
H.B. and 0. Hodgins were in the city
this week from Genesee.
J. Jewel has been in the city the past
week from Camas Prairie.
Mrs. E. Pcarcy is lying quite ill at
her residence in this city.
Miss Annie Baumeister came up this week
from visit to Walla Walla.
Jake Crooks of Grangeville, gave Lewis.
ton business visit this week.
H. X. Barnett and family returned on
Friday from visit to Oregon.
U. s. land inspector HALEY is in the city
and will remain few weeks.
F. Noyes of Camas Prairie, has been in
the city during the past few days.
Miss Mate Jennings was in the city this
week from her school near Theon.
Auctioneer Vincent is in Moscow "knock
ing down" large stock of goods.
Buy the "Woodbury' Fruit Jar They
are the best. at j. P. Vollmer & Co. SO
Court is still progressing and a number of
important cases have already been disposed Of
G. W. Morrison will soon build on one of
the Swanson lots, recently purchased by him.
Maj. A. W. Kroutinger has been confined
to his residence for several weeks past with
sickness.
A. Cavanaugh, assessor of Shoshone coun.
ty, passed through town this week en- route
for Pierce City.
Ne have just received large lot of dress
ed lumber. which will soon be used in reno
waiting the Office.
B. +. Morris and Chas, Case came down
on Monday evening from Mt. Idaho and will
remain few days.
The full score of the Genesee base ball
game that was played on Sunday last,
was crowded out this week.
For finely furnished rooms with excellent
beds, with board at prices to suit the times,
call at the Gem Restaurant, 37.tf
To RENr.-Two houses on Idaho street
at reasonable terms, or will sell or trade
the same for stock. IS j. NJ. HOWE.
large lumber raft was landed here
from SHELLS saw mill on the Potlatch ridge
on Sunday last. McWllliams brought it
down.
Miss Corabel Tarr left this week for Walla
Valla, where she will permanently remain,
engaged as one of the teachers in Whitman
College.
j.. T. Willsey, who sold out his business
interests at Genesee recently, passed through
town on Tuesday en- route fer Sasquehanna
Pennsylvania.
We have been informed that it is cou-
tsmplated to remove the Indian training
school from its new locality at Salem, Ogn.
to the Lapwai old garrison.
We are requested to state tickets for the
excursion up Snake river can be secured on
y at the places advertised, viz: lsaman
q Co., Lewiston, Baumeister j. Co., Asotin.
Prof. F. NJ. Hedger principal of the
Lewiston public school, departed on Sunday
last for Walla Walla, where he will remain
until fall visiting his parents and other re-
latives.
Hon P. H. Winston, Jr., received, or
Tuesday evening. the sad intelligence o.
the death of his father. 2. II. Winston, Sr.
at his home in North Carolina. He dice
June IA, 1886.
FOURTH OF JULY.-S. G.. Isaman 4 Co.
81 this city, have large supply of 4th o
July goods, just received, consisting OF Flag
ana decorating trimmings, and a full sup
'iy of Fire Works,
The prize for the finest fancy work don,
IN mat department of the st. Aloysius Acad
envy, OF this city, was awarded bya com
mltsee OF lady judges to Miss Mable Keste
on Friday evening.
W.. w. Brown was thrown from double
seated hack IN Soldies Hollow, near For
Lapwai, on Sunday last and received severa
ugly cuts about the head and face, but ter
minated in nothing serious.
Frank Parker, of the Statesman, is report
90 70 have just passed through Weiser City
on MS way to Butte, Montana, to negotiate
Dor Dor the sale OF mines in the vicinity o.
orownlee's ferry near Rurthburg.
a man that bears the name of Joe Camp
'el was arrested yesterday morning fol
s"aiing $50 in money from his bed.fellow
=" monday evening He was taken before