Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-01-19


Capt. Bsughman is now in Portland on
business.
County assessor. Mix came down from
Moscow ON Friday.
Harvey Gaut left yesterday for Oregon,
on a short visit.
The Moscow stage has crossed at Talents
ferry the.past week.
The snow is reported to be about two feet
deep on Craig's mountain.
VIM. Palmer has been quite sick md con-
fined to his room the past few days
New Orleans Molasses on draft at s
Wildeuthaller's. by the quart or gallon f
The recent cold weather will be likely to
damage our fruit crop for the coming season.
Attorney A. J Green has been in the city
several days dnriag the past week from
Moscow.
9Tae meat ia the market is now frozen so
hard that an axe or eleaver is required 10
cut it.
Eugene Bonhore took some good views
Of the ice gorge in the Snake river on Sun.
day last.
WANTED-A girl to do house work.
Apply to Il. Thatcher, at residence on
Snake river.
G. A. Luuday and Vine Favor are now
bringing the lower mail to tho river On
good time every day.
The Snake and Clearwater ferries near
this city have been unable to cross since
Thursday last owing to the ice.
Mr.. Weir, agent for Staver s Walker,
arrived from Palouse City last week where
he has been in the interest of his company.
Hon. ]. B. Cowen came down from Pierce
CITY on Thursday last and reports all doing
we'll, considering the winter in that section.
Rev. T. NJ. Boyd and family returned
last evening from short visit in Wala
Walla.
The SD otgun that wos raffl d off at Simp.
500 g barber. shop on Monday evening was
won By Frank Baugaman, he throwing for.
ty-one.
If you are suffering from the toc,hache,
or have neuralgia 60 to the Palace Saloon
and test the A No. Cutter Whisky, war.
sAntsd to cure.
A number of passengers have came
through from Pomeroy during the cold
weather, and experienced bitter cold on the
high points.
Parties who are interested in the ferry
aud warehouse on Snake river are contsm-
plating blasting out the ice gorge before it
breaks loose.
j. s. Dermott. of Genesee, gave our city
visit during the week and was ready to
shake with all the boys but would not take
in the ice gorge.
The property of j. A. Fanser sold by
sheriff. Langdon on Saturday last for 81 1875.
Louis Levy being the purchaser. The land
il situated near Genesee.
A good blscksnake, whip, and pair Of
single driving lines were found this week
and the awner can have the same by calling
at this Office and proving property.
LAND FOR RENT. CHEAp.-On Big
Potlatch. For cash or on shares. For par
ticulArs apply to MARTIN J. VESSELS, Lew
ist9n. loft.
The board Of county commissioners will
adjourn to-day after being in session
ten days and having finished all the bust
ness far the past quaiter.
Leo. Fredenrich, brother of A Freidea
rich, Grangeville. came down on Thursda,
last en- route below. but owing to the cold
weather remained here for several day.
awaiting q thaw.
Joe Hemiispecl. who has been in Oregon
the past month on a visit returned here OF
Saturday and will proceed an to his HON,
in Idaho county as soon as the weather hal
moderated more.
The coolest weather known in this sec
ton since 1874, was Saturday Sunday ant
Monday, last, the Thermometer rancin.
from eighteen to thirty degrees below zero
in different parts OF the city.
jim Giles who has been absent from her,
the past eight years returned on wednesda,
of last week from Montan. and will renal.
in this section during the remainder Of tn,
winter.
Little Freddie Sampson, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Capt. Sampson, fell on the ice at Al
mota last week striking the back Of hi
head, and died in . few hours afterward'
from the effects 81 the fall.