, 1888-01-12
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in the city from the north, yesterday.
f. III. Boyer, OF Walla walla, IL in
the city visiting his brother, Chas. g.
Boyer.
j. M. Buckley and II. &. Huson spent
vest terduy on an inspection tour down
! over the PAlouse branch.
Dayton Chronicle: Mr.. and Mrs. s.
HOrning returned to their home At
Spokane Falls, Monday evening.
Thermometers yesterday fingered
lovingly around the zero point, few
having the temer.ty to rise above IL.
J. +. Boss, the experienced miner
who has recently figured in some
heavy mining deals, was in the city
yesterday.
Warren Hussey, ESQ, of Murray,
is i'm the city. He will soon be en-
rolled among the permanent residents
of the Falls.
Dayton Chronicle: ]. N. Arment
arrived from Spokane Falls. Tuesday
evening, TO attend the installation of
the X. of p. officers.
Spangle Record; We learn in an
indirect wny that Tim Rardon, the
| gentlemanly conductor on the s. & p.
passenger train, led one OF Sprague's
fair daughters to the hymenal altar
last week.
A party OF surveyors are laying out
II line for u railroad from COlyille to
this city and are now working about
twenty miles outside. Yesterday they
moved their camp two-and.a-half
miles in this direction.
Sandy Campbell arrived from the
| north last evening He made the trip
through TO the Rock creek mines in
British Columbia. II WAS rough ex-
perience, and one that man would
not care to repeat frequently during
the winter season.
Stanley Hallett, one Of the promi-
nent residents of Medical Lake is in
the city. 1t is learned that Mr.. Hal
lett contemp plates o visit TO his old
home IN England during the coming
summer and may possibly remain. II
he does the county loses valuable
citizen.
w. ii. Marshall, western agent for
the Chicago, Milwaukee 4 st. Paul
railroad, whose headquarters has been
at Portland heretofore has moved his
family To- this place and will in the
future cali Spokane Falls his home. He
is the right kind OF people TO have To-
cate here.
Garfield Enterprise; DR.. G. II.
Bentley, OF Spokane Falls, made us a
very pleasant call yesterday. The
doctor, who has come to settle with
us, and "grow up with the country,
Ia nj Ia, IA
gentleman, and we trust his anticipa-
tions of the future of the country will
be fully realized.
The new First National bank build
ing will be ready for occupancy this
week. 1t has taken q long time TO fin.
ish it up but it is q beauty in all its
appointments.
A number OF people are suffering
from severe colds the result of the
change of weather, but the frost has
cleared out the malaria, for the time
being, Mt least.
1t was ,cold looking crowd that
came in last night on the Colville
sleigh. Riding long distance with
| the thermometer below zero is not
! a pleasant pastime.
a crowd of young men drove down
to Cheney Friday night to take part
| in ball given AT that place. Not
| withstanding the cold weather, the
| visitors had IL most enjoyable time as
| they always do when they take part
| in social gatherings at our ueghboring
city.
! Lns, evening Miss Minnie Turner,
| aged q years. while playing Mt her
home in Wallula accidentally set fire
| To her clothing, and before the flames
! could ho extinguished was seriously
| burned. The little unfortunate en-
dured her euiierings until about a
o'clock this morning, when she eX-
! pired .--Walla Walla Statesman.
The hook and ladder boys do not
| wait for outside assistance. AT the
late fire one OF the members was 70
severely cut in the hand with glass
| that ne has not been able to work
since. A subscription paper was Cir
| culated among the members and
| sufficient sum raised to at least make
good the loss OF time. The truckmen
| get there with both feet every aime,
and il is a company the town can feel
proud of
While in attendance at the recent
session OF court, Constable Frank
Hpangle was accOsted at Spokane
Falls and asked to buy u $1.O0 ticket
in sewing machine drawing, which
was being gotten up for the benefit OF
a poor widow woman. He bought a
ticket, believing that he was simply
giving a mite to q charity, and gave