Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-03-15

n tCupet"Iy 'ou A'>o ~ -' So
azsinst the Ill. strikers.
Robt. Grostein returned from his trip t"
Portland on Thurs lay Last
LA Roberts, of Viola. ia in the city
and will remain few days.
Agent, Norris and wife, of Lapwai, left
last week for short visit east.
A heavy rain fell here OIL Sunday night,
doing much good for the farmers.
A..F Parker, OF the Crangcville Free
Press arrived in town last evening.
VIC. Elmer was in the city on Tuesday
from his stock ranch on Joseph creek.
The Pauhnnl,e Council meet every Fri.
day evening in their hall at S o'clock
Gold Pens sold on trial. if not good. no
sale. s. e. ISAMAN l. co. 24-tw
Judge Shumway Of Grangeville, has been
granted q pension for service in the Oregon
war.
Ter Staver / Walker, was up from Pomeroy
this week.
M L. Ward and W. r Wright. two of
the Big Poilatch solid men were ia the city
Oh Monday.
VIM. Wing came down from Cameron last
week and reports all in prosperous condi.
ton in that section.
Steamer arrived on Thursday with pass
engers aud freight. and returned on Friday
morning At o'clock.
Mrs Geo. Morrison left on Sunday last
for I4sGrande, Oregon, on lew weeks Wis
Il to relatives and friends.
Steamer arrived on Sunday and returned
on same afternoon. Several passengers
came up, also good load Of freight.
Our city has been crowded with CONNER
eial travellers the past two weeks and they
all do good business with our merchants
J, D. Kane finished moving his household
soods to Genesee on Monday, where he has
opened a hotel. Success to him in his new
field.
Henry Deacon returned. on Monday
from trip to Kama. de reports that tn
snow fell quite deep the during the las
storm.
A telegram was received in his city las
evenin. that parties in Lewiston had drawI
share in the capital prize OF the L'a'san
Lottery.
Walter Fee presented us with anothe
large hen egg yesterday that measured Z
And 81 inches. This appears to he the 'arg
egg SEASON.
Dr.. ]. B. Pilkington. according to motto
given last issue, arrived here on Satnrda
and treated several cases aud gave gao
satisfaction.
Farmers who have hay left over from las
year will do well tn not destr',y it this sun
mer as it may be good for 'r"iny day
next winter.
News reached here on Monday tha
Ralph, oldest son Of Mr.. ani Mrs L.
Wood, died en- Sunday at Grangevilla, wit
scarlet fever.
Miss Amanda Lanniay. Of Orsviila. Cal
arrived here on the 9th inst. aud will Wis
here for several months with her brother'''
law, G. D, Fleming.
Mrs. H. Kamin,ksy, who has been he
90 . visit the past month, lett ON SundH
for Colfax, where She will visit with h
sister, Mrs. A. Kuhn.
J. R. Chenoworth and family, who ha'
hsen absent from here about fnurte
months, returned on sunday and will her
after make this their home.
The editor Of the TELLER and DR.. j.
Morris. who were sent to HeleIa last we
by the Board Of Trade Of this city, will
turn home to-day by stesmer.
March so far has been very chanRcab
unlixe tho A M. Cutter Whisks.. viii
never changes but 10 always the same pu
liquor. found ut the Palace Saloon.
r. A. Cunningham, deputy internal RI
snue collector, from Mutry. arrived here
Monday, aad proceeded on to Graugevil
On business connscted with his Office.
Tho Sullivan, Mitchell Eight occurred
Saturday last on an island in the Sell
near Vernon; ,hirty-one rounds VI
fought and then was declared draw.
Robt. Schleicher brought from his ra.
on Clearwater, last week. . rprig from
of his Box Elder tr0es which, he has se,
Il looked thrifty and would soon bloso
The roads from thu different points
this place have been very muddy the p
I've weeks aud in Consequence Of Win
the differeat stages have been somew
delayed
C. P. Coburu and wife and Mrs. Crop
sister Of Mrs. Coburn. lef' on the steal
on Sunday. the former for British Cs,law
on business, and the latter two fot Cali
MIA on welt.