Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-12-06


cess to You and may you be treated kindly,
but If you are treated as roughly as your
constituents are, God help you.
The dance given by the Lewiston brass
band was we'll attended on Thanksgiving
evening and an enjoyable time was had
The band discoursed some excellent music
on the public square in the evening.
The Grangeville people are trying to
make arrangements with the Lewiston brass
orchestra to Ilay for their Chistmas ball
Should they secure their services we c.n
insure the people of that burg good music.
Those who contemplate the arrange
ment OF Christmas Entertainment, trees
&c. should call on US for complete outfit
We are the only house which can fit
you out completely. S. G. 1sAMAN 4 Co.
A "muck a-hi'' time occurred in China
town on Saturday night and pistols were
flashed. One poor celestial was deprived Of
his weapon and lodged in the cooler. Jus.
tice Hudson gave him twelve days on the
streets.
If you wish to make the children
happy call and select some IT our de.
lightful Holiday Goods If you wish to
please the o!d and be kindly remembered
call on us we can suit all.
1sAMAN / Co.
The familiar countenance of G. E. Butler,
for over two years signal officer in this
city, was observed on our streets last
week. He was off on furlough, and
thought be would spend part Of that time
with his many Lewiston friends.
Rev. A. s. Forster, Of Pipestone, Ninn.,
has located among US. and will occupy the
pulpit in the Presbyterian church. Ser.
vices every Sunday as per notice. A
cordial invitation il extended to all TO
attend the services. All pews free.
Simpson on his way to the mountains
last Sunday shot large goose, and sent it
in by tho Mt Idaho stage driver, Jay
Rhoades. From the driver We learn that
Mr.. 8. shot the goose at distance of 22O
yards with rife.
Misses Booth. Poe and Thatcher and
Messrs Woodwork. Coburn, Rice, Rogers
Eaves, Steen and Rice constitute the force
now at work ON the Latah county records,
under the careful supervision of Auditor
Hattabaugh. They are doing nice work.
From jay Rhodes. The Mt. Idsho stage
driver. we learn that the O. R. 4 sur
veyors who have been surveying on Camas
Prairie and Craie's mountain for three
months past, have have been ordered to dis.
continue the survey for the present and re-
turn here.
Thomas Aram and sister were in the CITY
last week on . visit from Grangeville. Mr..
A says everything on the Prairie is 10 a
prosperous condition, and that the people
are anxiously looking forward to the time
when the railroad will ''comeiand take their
produce away.
N. Ferschweiler, Of Uniontown. gave US
. call on Monday. He informed us that
his wife was taken ill several weeks ago
with fever and died on Friday last. She
was buried in the cemetery near Union
town. Mr.. F. has the sympathy Of the en-.
| tire community.
Cash M. Day, legislator.elect from Idaho
county and T. F. Nelson, councllrna NEGLECT
from the same county, arrived on the stage
Tuesday evening from Idaho county and
departed on Wednesday morning for Boise
City to attend the fifteenth session of the
Idaho legislature.
! Lee Kelly. son Of DR.. NJ. A. Kelly oil
this city, who recently graduated from one
OF the best medical universities in the
United States-that Of California, has 10.
Gated in North Yamhill, Oregon. He ia .
Lewiston plant and may its branches
lead to prosperity.
T. T. Thomas, Of Julietta. gave us cal
on Monday and reports that there 10 more
blowing beng done on tho Potlatch thar
there has been before at this season of th.
year. and that much larger amount o
land will be under cultivation the coming
year than ever before.
L. p. Brown came down on Saturday
from Mt. Idaho en- route to California. HI
will visit medical spring situated in tn
southern part of the state before returning
He has been quite feeble during the pas
year and he thinks the change will improv
his health, for which he has our best wishes
There has been several Advertisements i
the TELLER Of late of things that were lost
and We have failed to hear of anything bu
, what has been found through the informs
ton Of the ad. So if some Of our merchant
would advertise their business through ID
same organ they might get value receive
for IT,
Attorney J. C. Haines. Of Seattle, VII
, was accused Of completely in smugRlin
opium and ARE ted and taken to Auburn
M. Y, for trial, had his trial and VI
acquitted on December !. E. A. Gardiner
I his accuser, was convicted and sent
prison for six years, and Haines return
home in triumph.
No mail has arrived from the north b
stage since Friday lest owing TO the discol
: tinuance Of the mail route between Spokar
and this place BY stage, the mail coming b
rail from Spokane 70 Genesee. and there
, | lies intransient. This 10 great incopvsl
, ieucs to our people and We hope to soon q
the mail route between Gsnesse and th
place established.
Parties who are indebted to this Office q
. advertising OF subscription cannot expect
TO wait forever for remittance, and the
must net think it does not take money
: carry on . nswspaper business - well
: any other, sud We shall therefore expect
: settlement Of many long standing aocoun
By the 1rst Of the year. We would rase
NOT have your patronage II you do not :
|. tad 10 pay for what yoA contract for. "
4 ehall look for prompt ssttlement Of 20
: aeoonne A Tia kna1nninr Of 1889.