Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1889-06-20

rain wouid do 10 harm and an immense lot
Of good.
am authorized TO sell excursion tickets
to any point on Snake River and Rail
Divsi M and return, on July 9, 3, and 4th
Mt one are for round trip. Limit good till
July Sth. 1850. I. j. PEABODY,
Lewiston, June IA. 1889. Ageot.
Brick laying has commenced on the new
court house and the walls are up several
feet. Work v!l be detained some on nc
count Of The IRON frames not arriving from
Portland nut will probably be here on the
steamer to-day.
The sad news was received here on Tues
day that Hon. $ :. Fem had been stricken
will p ralysis, the particulars Of which we
coul not learn. He was a. his home on
Calnas Prairie ana was abou. 10 start to HIS
mine near Florence.
The base ball boys Of this city are fixing
their grounds up in grand style On the hui
oack of his city, prep ratory for game Of
ball at any time. A deep interest is being
taken by them and our people should assist
hem whenever they can do so.
Last week the sprinkler was unable to be
ont on ace unit of no water being in the
d tch and it was then We could see the
necessity o. it and many remarks could be
heard gardnE it. 1t ia II useful thing
DURING the warm season and should he well
patronized.
Paul Henry an Indian who ESCAPED Jail
| some time ago from Rathdrun,. wah recap
turcd by Sheriff Martin last week He was
charged with tie murder of Mrs Pesvy on
the Occur d Alene reservation two years
ago.
Sheriff Stiftle, of Asotin county, W. T.
came up on the steamer on Thursday from
Walla Walla where he had been after two
thieves ho were captured in Oregon and
turned over to him and he returned with
them ana proceeded on to Aso;in. They
were charged with having stolen two saddles
in Asotin City.
$50 90. REWARD Stolen from near
Tekos, " hltman Co., " T., one SORE
horse, light name and tail, 10 hands high
slender build, weight 800 pounds. smoothe
shod. brand on left hip, Capital T turned
up side-dowa with capital 0 on top saddle
and bride taken wi him. viii pay above
reward for his re urn or information lead,u g
w '''S iSSo'S'y "" V "|'"Ai-o->'
NOTICE is hereby given by the under
gued that Dr.. Vanderpool has cured a
ireadful cancer On me without any ins'ru-
nent. 1t is with pleasu e that l recon-
nend to all persons troubled with cancers
to see this doctor at Dufer, Oregon.
Respectfully,
F. J. HAUBEK,
2S.lv Warrens, Idaho
J. II Benton. who left here about year
ago very sick, and who has been in Indiana
uring that time. returned on Thursday
much improved in health and his many
friends will be glad to learn that he has
again taken his old position in .he est.b.
,,shmeut of Grostein & Biunard in this city.
H.. family except his Oldest son who acc m
D.. led him as far as Pomeroy, are yet in
Indiana.
NJ. NJ. Spurlock. wife and son, arrived
from Richmond, Missouri, on Sunday.
Mr.. s. is a brother n-la w of our townsman,
DIR. j. b. Morris. Mr.. Frank Cautfman
and wife, from Cawele, Missouri, also ar
rived on the same steamer, Mr.. Z. being a
nephew ot the Drs. These parties are on
a tour looking at our country and are highly
pleased with it. We acknowledge pleas
| ant call.
While some parties were driving small
herd of blooded bulls from Cenesee, having
shipped from the east, and when near the
spring on the Nez Perez reservation, two
Of them, one Durham and the other a
Black Galloway, entered into tight and
tou ,ht until the Galloway succeeded IN
killing the Durham. Those who saw the
fight say it was wicked one. The buii'
we're each valued at 81 600 and is quite
loss to the owner.
| DR.. NJ. A. Kelly, NJ Scott, William
Anderson, S. S. Rogers. T.. j. Bon
more and Mr.. Williams, left on the steamer
on Sunday taking with them a small boa
provisions, etc, en- route to the new
Silver discovery up Snake river. Th'
steamer proceeded as far as the foot o
Wild Goose rapids and .here the provision
: and other articles were put IN me sms'
boat and the party started to 60 over h
ror;as INT their boat WAS swamped ant
.vs,ytbin. in it WAS lost. Mr., Kelly wa
nrohahly the heaviest loser, having lost tn
principal part of his clothing. good pistol
case of surgical Instruments and othe
! su,Ii articles he had in a satchel. Some a
the blankets were picked up and saved
"Such is life on the ocean wave.
NOTICE is hereby given to all person
} living on the line of the Lewiston ""'e
D;,oh TO refrain from throwing anythin
into or cutting wires for the purpose
II ting stock of any kind into said dltch
Some of til. things thrown in are wast
0 ho,lsrs iron pots, oil cans, fruit cam
' vegetable cutting. of all kinds. dead hen
, lead cats and dogs. The water OF IN
ditch is expected to be clean and fit f'
i, family use so far down as where The salooi
u commence. lam aware of number
i families using above that point. An
( nsrson found willfully committing a'y
y ;hs ohove ofYensts will be punished as "a
law may dire.t. As well as po', u ny q !,
# water IT ia big expense TO me to pay .
v the throwing out Of uch filth and mena'n
!. wires. Asa neighbor and triena l auv,'
YOU one and all to adhere to this warm war
and avoid trouble and expense. ms
j. nv last call before the hammer 'alls'