Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-02-02

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Farmers h v: commenced plowi1s over
in hsotin county.
BY applying to this office you can have
An opportunity Of ;eAt'ns masquerade
suit.
The usual club dance given On Friday last
was we'll attended aud all enjoyed them
selves.
Mr.. PICKERING of Grangeville, passed.
through town on Wednesday, eli route to
the east
A number of new buildings are contem'
plated being put up i'll this city du'lng the
coming Summer.
Jessie Moore Whiskey. Of 1882 for sale at
the O. r. s N, Exchange. Call In ane
sample 1t.
A. $, Bnnard, returned from Paionse
City last Saturday and reports that place
as being quito lively
Arthur Williams, who has boon at lake
Waha the past Winter, has been Ia town
the past ten days
The ice has been running very thick IN
s,aLs liver for the past week. but no dam
ape il reported as having been done YET.
We are informed that the schools have
closed on CaMas Pra RE owing 10 the scar'
lot fever being prevalent in that section.
We are Informed that change OF the
railroad depot has been made from the
Evans place to nearer the old town OF Zen
ssse.
Chss. Marvin, who resides on the opposite
side of Clearwater, near this city mas ossh
quite sick during the past three months ou'
il now improving.
Insnector. Geo. W. Gordon, of Tennessee,
x;s;ted the Lapwai Agency on official busl'
ness last week and passed through town ON
Tuesday en- route home.
Ifyou want to keep from getting your
feat wet aud muddy, 80 into the Palace "a
loon and sit by the stove and take drinR
Of the the A No. l Cutter Whisky.
&c. Hattabaush, county auditor and re
corder made business trip to the Mosco"
souotry last week, returning on Saturday
He reports all lourishing in that Section
Everybody is making grand preparation
for the cooning masquerade ball which take
place one week from tomorrow evening
r;ven bv The Lewiston Brass Band Ge
your suits in shape.
Mr.. P. Barton, Of this city, informed u
that surprise party was given at the resi-
depce of Jack Oliver, on Waha, on fri"ay
and that about twenty couple were preseh
and that all had good time.
Mr.. Sylvester Riggs. of Waha gave u
call on Tuesday aud said that his banh
sheen had stood the winter extremely. wei
not losing one head. aud that othSr stec
in that vicinity also done well.
1t 10 said that the Ola Fellows, OF tn
CITY are contemplating putting up hall
this city. and that they are negotiating Il
the Big Shed lot. opposite the Kayihoh
House, to erect the same on.
One eau easily see now how bad 81
streets need drainage. one or two good Sc,
ers in different STREETS would save mut
sickness in the summer aud nuch inconv'
nisucs in the winter.
Jack Right, who SOLD baud of sheep
Chris. Thessen last fall, and who has se'
here during tho winter, left on Sa'urda
last for Knoxville, Ten. He will re'a
here again the coming summer.
J. H. Evans returned from trip to &c
esee on Monday. and reparts that the Ge
ssse Real Estate and Agricultural Assocl
ton held good meeting on Saturday IL
and large amount Of stock was taken.
The cellar Of Conrad Wiatsch aud a
the ona of the Raymond House, beth fll
with water thai can. of the hill down /
Fifth street cut, on Tuursilsy, last. cons
cradle damage WAS done in beth places
F. B. King was down from Cotionwn
this week and remained here q few days
g. Cor bnrkl~nL H. hot