Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-02-18

''Fun and philosophy, on Friday evening
Feb. Goth.
One week from tomorrow evening is the
Old Folks ball.
Jacob Mosier, of Asotn, was in our city
ON WEDNESDAY.
C. P. Coburn made flying trip to Texas
Ferry. last week.
M. We'll of Uniontown. was in our city
during the past week.
Mark ArAnt, formerly of this city, arrived
here from the Sound last week.
Mark Means, of Asotir, made our city a
short visit during the past week.
Mr.. X. Baumester and vile. of Asotin,
made Lewiston short vsit'Op Tuesday.
Willis Sweet, Of Moscow, paid our city
short visit on Monday.
Mrs. H. W. Little left on Saturdays boa,
for Portland where she will pernently
reside.
The Trimble Saloon is being thoroughly
renovated, and will be open about the first
of next month.
W. 2. Kettenaach, returned Saturday
from Portland, where he has been for IA
short time.
E Baird of this city, will soon start for
Forsyth, Montana, to be absent several
months.
Miss Clara Stevens who has been quite i'll
for the past week, we are pleased to note. is
now improving.
The appointment of James B, Hayes, as
chief justice Of Idaho, has been confirmed
by the Senate.
Sam. Large, wife and child and nece,
passed through town last week on their way
to Slate creek.
Steamers arrive regularly every Monday
and Friday, and leave on Tuesday and
Saturday of each week.
The gardeners of this city have began to
clear off their grounds and making prepare
tions to put in then seed
Fresh Hams Bacon Shoulders and Lard,
ut the meat market of Clindining 4 Dehuc,
for sale at q low figure. Al
Mr.. G. f. Monteith and wife left on
Saturdays boat for Portland, where they
will remain for short time.
Six mounted policemen of Canada were
murdered near Regina and a general up
rising OF the people is feared.
The house committee on public lands have
decided to report in favor of the forfeiture
OF the unearned Northern Pacific land grant.
The brass band of Grangeville, are i'm.
proving much and soon will be second to none.
The boys deserve credit for their energy aud
good will.
Hale and Cooper are preparing to erect
another new building ON main street. be.
tween Mrs Whites milliner shop and Lakes
jeweler store.
A Mrs. Scully, living on the fat opposite
Lewiston near Asotr, died on Monday last.
and was hurled in the cemeta.y here on
Wednesday.
Miss Hattie Baughman returned on
Mondays boat from Portland where she
has been visiting friends and relatives for
the past few months.
Rev. MIR. Shaffer, who was here in at
ten:ance during the revival meetings at the
NJ. +. church, left on Thursday last for his
home in The Dalles
y, G. Haskell, the labor agitator from
California. is in Portland working up apita-
tion against the Chinese il that CITY and has
considerable following.
Miss Rebecca Shonk weller. who has been
here ,yIfitng her sister, Mrs. C. A. Cav for
q p04 thr&s months, left for her home in
Aou"eroy on Monday last.
Anumber oflsborers from the walla wal,s
country, passed through here during last
week Tor Slate creek. to work on the min.
ing claim Of Small 4 Large.
Mr. Ames, Of Walla Wall.. passed
through town on Tuesday ON his way 10
Slate creek to take position A. foreman in
the Small Large mining claim.
The streets of this city are in a filthy con.
.dition, and the only way you can nravsnt
your system from getting malaria is TO cali
in the Palace Saloon and test the A. No
Cutter Whiskey.
Quite quartz excitement has been going
on at Granpeville over lead that has been
discovered near the mouth of Mallory creek
Orc has been sent off to be assayed and xe
hope good results will return.
Mr.. w. L. Payne and Mr.. E. L. P. Ector,
arrived here from North Carolina on Friday,
the former has been employed in the house
OF Jno. P. vollmer 4 Co.. of this city =
beck keeper, aud Mr., Ector ia now looking