Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-05-06

School report is crowded out this week.
Take look at Grostein & Binnard's new
advertisement.
May Sd and 4th serious riot in Chicago, ant
several killed.
Dick Roberts, of Grangevllle, is in thu
city on business trip.
James and Edward Welsh were down this
week from Cottonwood.
C.M. Poor, of the Asotin Sentinel wa.
in the city over Sunday.
Sylvester Pennoyer has been nominated by
the democrats for Cover nor of Oregon.
W. F. Kettenbach has recovered from a
severe attack of .phneumonia.
A. Benson is making preparations for his
train to start into Warrens soon.
Grostein & Binnard have just received a
new line of undressed kid gloves.
Geo. Shearer and wife, of Mt. Idaho, are
in the city visiting relatives and friends,
Don't fail to see those SPLENDID new novel
ties in dry goods at Grostein 4 Binnard's.
WANTED.-A girl to do general house.
work. Enquire at the residence of J. W. Poe.
VIM. Hawley, q cattle buyer, returned
from Salmon river during the latter part OF
last week.
A. Friedenlich came up by Fridays boat
flom below, en- route for his home at
Grangeville.
The street sprinkler will commence opera.
tion in this city on Monday next-that is, if
it don't rain.
George Christie started out Monday with
the mail and express in . four hourse wagon
for Pierce City.
Monkeys new building to be occupied by
him while he is building his brick is fast
being completed
John Clark returned from the east last even
ing and will soon start for his home in
Florence.
Quarterly meeting will be held at the NJ.
3. church Sunday, May 9th. Rev. D. 4.
George will oficiate.
Father Diomedi is now prepared to re-
ceive young boys. a. pupils for music.
Apply at the Academy.
w. W. Brown and family have removed
into their residence on Main street, which
has been coz,ly renovated.
Leslie Thompson, book.keeper at NJ. J.
Greenburg's established. left this week for
few weeks vacation on the Potlatch.
Mrs. Kroutinger will leave ST. Paul for
Lewiston on the 7th inst, and may be ex.
pected home about the 18th or 18th.
Mr.. McFadden. of Camas Prairie, has been
in the city for the past week, it being his
first visit here for nearly twelve years.
The Lewiston brass band minstrel enter.
tainment has been definitely set for Friday
evening. May 2lst. Look out for them.
Geo. A. Manning. Of this city. received
the diploma for seven varieties of fruit ex-
hiblted at the New Orleans Exposition.
Wallace Scott and wife. came down this
week from Mt. Idaho. Mrs. Scott left on
Tuesdays steamer for the east on visit.
The Weipe country is the place to go if
you want good land. 1t il on the road be-
tween here and Pierce City, in Shoshone
county. y
The foundation of tho Grostein L Bin
nard brick 10 all finished, and as soon 81 the
brick is hauled, work will commence i'm.
mediately.
The citizens OF Lewiston contributed over
$50 towards entertaining the Colfax base
ball boys during their visit. The expenses
reached slOl.
Ne acknowledge the receipt of nice ham
OF venison from the Anderson Bros, who
came down on Sunday from the Clearwater.
Thanks for the same.
The wife Of the Senior editor of The TEL
LER has been sick and confined to her bed
for two weeks, but is somewhat better now
with hopes OF recovery.
Mrs. II. N. Mcclure, returned this week
from visit of two months to Colfax She
has gone back and will open the business of
dressmaking in that city.
Miss Kate NJ. Thatcher, Of this city, is
teaching private school at Moscow. Miss
bespeak for her liberal support.
It's currently reported that Aaron Parker
will soon move the NeUs to Grangcville, or
starta new paper there. We have heard
him say nothing upon the subject.
Mr.. Wyatt, of Wyatt 4 Ross, the cattle
men. received the intelligence by wire of the
illness OF his daughter residing at Greedy,
Colorado, and he departed for that place on
Friday last.
An Indian reports that he helped five
white men cross large band of horses
ew days ago at the mouth of the Grand
Ronde river, and it is feared that these
men are horse thieves.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. C. Thompson lett on
Tuesday for the east, where they will be for !
everal months the former will visit Min.
leapol!s. Wis.,, and the latter Oskolusa, |
owa. a pleasant journey to you.
The building formerly occupied by John
Burke has been partitioued off and received |
new coat OF paint. 1t will be occupied by