Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-05-31

a number of parties from California
passed through town last week en- route for
C"mas Prairie where they intend locating.
Mr.. Browner, ho is in the postotfice at
| Co fax. gave u a pleasant call on Monday,
Also MIR. Mc"roskey. who accompanied
him here.
The argument in the Guthrie case was
| had before Judge Logan on Thursday
end Friday anu he has the same yet under
investigation.
: Judge Logan and wife and Mr.. Crsison,
clerk, left On Thursday last for the Occur
dAlene. where the Judge goes on leg.
| bu >iness.
Mr. Heper, Of the Big Potlatch was in
town Snnd and Monday and says thai a
large yield Of gram will lie h d f IN that
section this year.
Monday last for Por land, where he goes to
consult a physician regarding his eyes,
| which lave been bothering him for some
time past.
The purse advertised in the TELLER last
issue was found the next d,y and returned
to the owner, SO il you loose anything
give US all ad. and you will he sure to
find it.
TIE stages that connect with the railro I'd
at 0enese1 and Union'own ave Gro " deh
with passengers nearly every trip. Il tn
routes have good careful and accommoda,
ing drivers.
! Although Mr. Boulon carries one OF
the lnrgest shows If IT'S kind on the ro,d
his prices are within the reach Of all; gen.
e al admission Scots, reserved seats 75cts
children 25ct,.
The prt sent prospects are that this coun.
try will pr"dhce more grain this wear than
| It has any year yet. \ good ram wnulh
help the crops some and no doubt we will
| have it before long.
| Any person wishing night Waterman
Aran' to call then can leave ORDERS ut any
| business house in the city and 1t will he
promptly attended 35tf.
! The jury in the case Of Clink in Walla
Walla for inrendiarism, rendered a verdict
OF guilty as charged. The prisoner ia nt"a
in the court room on the rrononncing of
the v rdiJt. and had to be carried out
| Frank Holt purchased. this week. the
Hetef"rd rattl. that have been AZ Baird.
stable the past month, and he has them
for sale at a reasonable price They are all
th0rouvhhreds anl young stock
F. p. King, Of Cottonwood. gave us a
call on Tuesday and informed us that he
had Sold ONT his general merchandise bust
ness NJ that place and would hereafter turn
his attention to his stock.
We are informed that Mr. VIM Hawlev,
nf Crangev,lle has la,sly received q lot 1T
| China pheasan. eggs and they are now M.
der setting hen and we may expect a Gu
ricsitv from there soon, being the first ever
in this country.
| WANTED. Informa'i ion wanted Of Pat.
rick Connortan, who left Mokel"mne Hill,
C.|averas county, California, in 1868 tor
Salmon river mines Florence. Idaho.
Al Pm Please address,. MARTIN RIGNEf.
404 Fifth st. Oakland. Alameda Co. Cal.
John Riggin and family rrivea from
NJ. Idaho. on Sunday en- route for WalIa
MIR. z SAYS that the Prairie Il the same
good old place and times have began to
liven up. He returned home Tuesday.
Wm. Freeman while riding wild horse
on Monday aud attempting to corral some
horses was thrown Of ans: had his collar
h me broke nni his shoulder disln"ated
Ho was in he en4,lov Of Evans l. Vessels
{ Dr.. Stirling attended the injured mn.
Notice is hereby given that I have left
some stock on nv range and that no ore is
authorized to sell the same. Sockmen b..
ware. NV brand il u on the right hip.
Range near Hatwai. Neg Perc. county, l.
| T., three miles above Lewiston.
All VILES.
The steamer made trip to Fir Bluff on
Sunday and brought down 3 500 sacks Of
grain. We are informed that there i. ahnu
cue more load thor. and that will finish for
this season. When all is down it will make
between twenty and thirty Thousand sack s
taken from that warehouse this season.
A grant Steamboat excursion will he
given up the Clearwater as far Ne Lanwa,
on Thursday. June 7. Those desiring t.
take their own lnDch can do so and those
no do not will be furnished good lunch,
at n reasonable price. The excursion nm '
p,cnic il gwen for the benefit or Mrs. Wells
and large crowd is expected to he in at
tendsncs.
FOR SALF.-rhe Gem Restaurant !,
Lewiston ~ fn' sale on reasonable terms.
The prom ietrcss j. in III ealth which is he
sanse Of her desire to sell The Gem pnss.
esses everything required to run first class
restaurant, including 10 beds and bedding.
Inquire at the res aura"t If
MRS. G. L. STEVENS.
Lewiston, May 18th. 1883. 33.tf
W. P. Scihner and son william r..
turned on Sunday afternoon from n trir IA
Wsrlner II no. They made the trip with
their own wagon and report having . g.s"l