Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-03-11
The steamer went to Asotin on Tuest

Aaron Binnard of Palouse City, is in
town.
J. c. Oylesr, of Little Potlatch, gave us
. friendly call on Tuesday.
Madame L. Francois is putting up another
fine residence on Eugene street.
The Raymond House is much improved
in appearance by coat Of paint.
Mrs. J. o Barber, of Uniontown, is IN the
city visiting friends and relatives.
II. Perrault's residence on Idaho street
is sufficiently finished for occupancy.
Music can be distinctly heard over the
telephone line from Dayton to this place.
Freight boats have been making frequent
visits to Lewiston during the past few weeks
The Trimbe saloon was opened Oh Satur-
day last, after being thoroughly renovated
Chris. Thess.n has purchased several
head Of cattle and gone into the stock bust
ness
Roger Morrisey returned on Friday last
from witt of several months to Victoria
B. q.
Lott Wiggin returned on Friday last
from few weeks visit to The Dalles and
Portland.
The new dancing society commenced
operation on Friday evening last with fair
attendance.
s. Wi!denthaler is erecting dwelling on
Snake river street, to be occupied by Mr..
F. F. Root.
Chas. Baker has purchased the property
OF Frank Holt on Second street considers
ton 81, 800
p. Fl. Winston Jr.. is preparing to erect
dwelling on the lot he lately purchased on
Main street.
Thomas McGrane came down from Salmon
river this week, where he has been for the
past three months.
Mrs. Fox. of Portland, sister of Mrs. T.
). Billings, of this city, arrived on the
steamer on Monday.
Mrs. A. Quackenbush has been lying
quite sick for the past few weeks, bnt is
now much improved.
Mrs. c. E. Monteith at the Agency, was
taken quite i'll last week. DIR. Stirling was
called IN attendance.
The Gre company is making grand prepa-
ratiohs for their third annual ball to be
given OH the first of April.
John H. Evans new dwelling which is
located on the hill near the old McAlister
place, is nearing completion.
NJ. A. Rose. formerly of this place, has
bought out the jewelry establishment of
Chas Boeurgardes in Colfax.
Geo. Christie has received the contract to
carry U. s. mail between here and Pierce
CIT, for the ensuing four years.
The Palace Saloon keeps the best kinds of
liquors an'! cigars always on hand. AL.
20 mineral water, beer and ales.
One Of VIM. Caldwelrs sons has been
lying dangerously ill tor the past week with
whooPlng cough and lung fever.
Watch out when steamer arrives to.mor |
row fpr variety of earley Vegetables and
Fresh Fish at NJ j. Greenburg's.
"A four horse coach load of young people |
OF this city, took a stroll out to Sweetwater
on Sunday last, and had picnic.
Arthur Shaft, who received serious in
luries from horse two weeks ago, We are
please ID to note, is now improving.
The High School department, which has
been rather slim for several weeks past, is
again gaining its usual attendance.
Tho chances on the elegantly embroidered |
spread, which is soon to be ratified at the
Sister 5 school. are rapidly being taken,
WANTED. ZOO, boz Fresh Eggs and
800 Rolls of Fresh Butter. A; the highest |
market price for cash at NJ. j. Greeuhurg's.
The Palace Furniture Polish, will remove
STAINS and scratches alsn make old furniture
LOOK IS wellas new, IsAMAN & Co. 23-tf
. srsgavs ,,sf this city, left on
drnay's steamer for Almota to hold
,ehg'ous services at that place on Sunday
A good Spring Wagon or Hack for sale
Gcneap, or will trade for country produce.
e. enquire at NJ. j. Greenburg's Grocery
The Mt. Idaho stage driver reports that
ABOUT six inches of snow fell on Craig's
az on Tuesday, and several inches on
the Prairie.
We understand that n B. Ha1heook will
so soon remove his horses to the BIG Bend on
S cue 20 lumbia river, where he expects to
md range. - |,
=, w. B. Turner. son of W. 8. Turner Of n
ms City. who has been teaching school in
. Aiouse City for the past few months; re-
turned home last week.