Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-04-19

Our street sprinkler will soon be ont
again.
The shaie trees have leafed out and put
fourth look OF green.
The city has been flooded with young
sturgeon the past few days,
DR.. j. b. Morris, Of this city made a
business trip to Mt. Idaho the past week
II. Wax returned on Sunday, by Gamer
from bu.iness trip TO the lower country.
Judge Buck returned from Rathhrum
on Monday, whore he has been holding
court.
W. p. Scribner was thrown from his
horse last Wednesday and had his shoulder
broken.
Fresh Lard for sale at the meat market of
Clindeniag / Dubuc at 81 25 per ten pound
bucket. Al
New vegetables have made their app ar
ance in this market aud they are quite X
areat to all.
Several wood RATS have been brought
down the Clearwater during the week ty
different parties.
VIM. Newton. of Pullman. gave on- city
a visit last week and also made trip to
Asotn, ". I.
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Thursday and proceeded on to Camas Prairie
the following day.
The track was laid to Genesee on Satur-
day, in the new town, and great rejoicing
was had in that section.
Frank Holt will soon start to Topeka.
Kansas, with band Of fus horses pur-
chased on Camas Prairie.
A. Fraidenrich returned from Portland
on Sunday mornings steamer and proceed
ed home on Monday.
Mr.. sierra, W aha, brought band Of horses
through town on Monday, en- route for
Chicago with them for sale
Frank Holt sold to L. T. Brown. at Mt.
Idaho. last week. six Hereford hei!ers anil
two bulls for $3.50 per head.
Steamer arrived on Thursday and Sunday
with passengers anl freight. and both trips
went down loaded with grain.
The only safe guard agains, the fever is
the A No. l Cutter wiskev, for sale at the
Palace Saloon, and qninine.
III. Alien. an insurance agent who wa.
In the city two weeks ago in gs9d health,
died in Portland last week.
FURNISHED ROOM WANTED BY
a gentiem.n, in private family. Address,
satisg terms; X. z, TFLLsR OFFICE.
Joe Eakin ard Geo. Smith took hand
of beef cattle 10 romeroy last week; from
thsrs they were shipped by rail. east
Quito lot Of fresh fish aud dried Veni.
son hams were brought down from mp Clear.
water on Frid " by Geo White aud others
Il. F. and J. B. Morris sold their band Of
horses on Camas Prairie to eastern hnvers
at fair figure aud they will soon drive
them.
A heavy wind ator has visited this sec-
ton the past two SUNDAYS and cansed the
dust to make the dwelling houses to be
gritty.
The weather has haen quite warm here
during tho past ten DAYS. hui il Aver tells
right We may look for rain about the 23rd
inst.
P. Pitt Shaw, lessee Of the Walla Wall
nursery and G. J. Parker. one Of his agents
in this city, are now m Camas Prsirie in
the interest of the nursery.
kinda OF agricultural machinery an6 wagon
~ o'sS ~ 7" Hsi"6 PtiCC. " cir
agent inth,s city.
Frank Gahnal, who has been a'tendin,
court at Asotn. the past term. passed
through town on Sunday, en- route to hi
home ia Spokane Falls.
The first through train came into Genes &c,
on Tuesday and passengers can now leav'
here by stage and conneo: with the trail
for Spokane Falls.
Louis Johnson, End engineer on III,
steamer. Baker. was taken seriouslv III -,
Thursday and i. now living very low in thi
city at the residence OF August Mei'k.
B. Il Shaw, Of Moscow, wss in the oft,
last week. aud had almost recovered frsn
his recent sickness. caused by some head
Of matches being in tobacco that be ba,
used.
rsMrs. A. Biunard returned from Pui'msl
ON Monday. where she had been IN attrn'
her sick daughter, Mrs A. s. Binna-d O,
her departure she had SO far recs verrd as 4
be able to return to her home in Palous
City.