Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-04-29


Sci. Reynolds, of Sil,ott. was with us on
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. B. Croker are visiting
in this city.
Mrs. Capt. Sampson and son were among
us on Monday.
J, Siers of Shissler l. Siers returned from
Montana on Tuesday.
A great many Asotin citizens were in the
city On Saturday last.
To-day is Arbor day appointed ny the
Governor of :he territory.
Harry Carson, O. R. IN. agent at Ri.
paria, was in the city on Tuesday.
ID W. Prentice, the great music dealer OF
the northwest, residing at Portland, is in
| the city.
The strikes continue without abatement up
to the 22nd at east st. Louis and in New
York city.
If you want to prevent fever on you take
drop Of A No. Cutter Whisky, at the
Palace saloon.
The handsome table spread raffl ID at the
st. Aloysiu's Academy on Monday after.
noon, was won by Mrs. C. d. Fleming.
Miss Maggie McGregor departed this
week for Cottonwood, where she will be
engaged in teaching school the coming sum
mer.
DR.. W. G. Cox, of Walla Wal'a. has
located at Genesee where he will practice
his profession. He comes highly recon-
mended
4 Chas Smith. formerly resident of this
city. hut now a leading merchant at King.
ston. Idaho, is in the city visiting relatives
and friends.
Some parties have BEEN taking away some
Of the small properties belonging to the base
ere bitterly complaining.
The greater portion o. the business houses
and saloons were cl sed during the hours Of
the funeral of our beloved county official
and citizen, E. w. Cameron
One of N. B. Holbr, ok's high spirited
span Of horses took fright one d,v last week
and ran the entire length Of Main street,
hut resulted in no material damage.
Il few anti. annexatio lists made call for
q meeting at Cottonwood on Saturday last
hut the call was not obeved and the meet
ing proved tizzle as reported to us.
Mrs. Judge Craig, of La(iraude. Ogn, an
old acquaintance of Mrs J. p. Stevens. of
this city: passed through town this week en-
route to Anatone on visit to her daughter
The second match g,me Of base ball he
tween the Celfax and l. .wiston n,nes takes
place in this city on Sun lay next. Our boys
feel quite assured that this will be their
game. Brace up!
The Asotin Sentinel saws that many horses
have lately been missing on the Asotin
creek, supposed to have been driven off and
stole or cashed in the mountains. Catch
the drivers and give the n little medicine
OF hemp.
J. 7. McArther, OF Spokane Falls, has
the names of over 2.O)O parties in Pen
nsylvania who propose coming to Washing
ing Territory this sprinv. Receive them
we'll and induce them t. remain.
A national W. c. T. U. lecturer will
visit Lewiston and speak in the NJ f.
Church morning and ev ming, May 2. which
is next Sabbath. Let every one do their
part toward giving her a full house. More
seat will be provided.
James Husey. an old settler Of the Sal
mon river country. cam down on Tuesday
last. 1t is his first visit to this place for
aearly twelve years, an he Is now on his
way to the eastern states and will be alb
sent about four mounths.
Col. F. L Mile, and L. L. Lorow's orig-
nal troupe of Bohemian glass blowers will
give an exhibition of this art in the Grostein
! Binnard Hall on Saturday afternoon and
evening. A baby show will also be given in
connection with this entertainment.
The Moscow Dramatic troupe gave one
Of their performances in the Grostein &
Binnard hall last evening entitled "D w
Crockett" Their audi .nce was small but
all seemed highly plea '-d with the enter.
is'nment. They will play again this even
ing and We think they are deserving Of
q good house.
Mrs. johnson. wife Of Mr.. F. T. johnson
OF tins city while at Asotin attending the
i. U. y. f., celebration. accidently walked
oil the piazza OF the dance hall, falling about
ten feet. Fortunately no homes were hrok.
en-. but painful bruises were received on
her hip and arm.
H. H. Snow who in the early DAYS of
Lewiston had store on the corner of Main
and Fifth street. and wa, afterwards burned
out. died at Kenton. ". T., April 20. at
the age of 60 years. H was Tor some time
. merchant at Lsfayetts. Ogn.. and an en-.
terprising and rustling business man.
Tho grand calico and neck tie ball of tn .
firemen's that takes pla re on to. morrow eve.
promises to be grand affair. The Daugh-
tiers Of the Rebecca viii prepare the supper
for the occasion, and Prof. Ro~s has been
notified to secure the Sc vices OF every show
drawer" obtainable, and the occasion will be
beyond doubt an enjoyable one. Every
sitisen should purchase ticket whether he