Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1889-05-09

snd balmerals, clothing, hats, etc Cham
brys, Linon Inde, Rouge Fin Seersuckers
etc, in plain and most delicate sh AIDES at
better than eastern prices. You can see
these before paying. A. DAMAS.
The famous Democratic quartz mine near
Pierce City is now being worked with sue.
cess by Hartley & Co.
James Kussick, of Pierce CITY, and who
has been to Walla W.lla for medical treat
ment, returned ON Thursday much i'm
proved in health.
Grostein & Binnard's pack train left on
Saturday for Warrens. This is the first
train started in from here and we appre-
bend but little trouble will be had, owing
to there being but little snow on the trail
Fraak Hoit's valuable mare that was cut
on wire fence some weeks ego, died on
Thursday from the wounds received She
was good blooded animal and is quite a
loss to Mr.. Holt.
Call and see the ''Superior' barb wire for
sale at the U. S. Store, Julietta, |. TOO
feet saved ON every 100 yards 25-tf
Sheriff Stannus left on Monday for
California to be absent some weeks, he
also took his wife from here, who has been
| confined to her bed some time, to Portland,
Oregon, for medical treatment.
Boom Boom Boom!!! A new lum-
Der yard in Gaillee, on Idaho street. south
OF the swing door Taber-icle, on lot four,
Bill Nye's addition. Further notice after
full moon.
City election is close at hand, and it is
time to begin to consider who you want to
place in office. We have enough good ma.
terial in eur city and they are the ones we
want to fill The positions.
The steamer went to Fir Bluffs on Thurs
day and brought down a good load of grain
She also made another trip on Sunday and
| we were Informed brought down upwards
| of 1000 sacks Of grain. flax and wheat.
John Cary came down from the wire
| bridge on Salmon river last week, and re-
ports things all in good condition i'll that
section. He will return soon and be ready
to receive the travelling public.
| Ben Dill, who is in the employ of Clindin-
ming j. Dubnc, of this city, went up to
Chris Thiessen's sheep ranch last week and
brought down a small drove of fiue mutton
which they purchased for their market in
this city.
| Do not forget that we have school
election en- the third Monday of his month
and there are two vacancies to be filled
Our schools are something that should be
governed by good sound heads, aud the
voters are the ones to select them.
AT the meeting of the Lewiston Hook )
Ladder Company No. on Wednesday
May 1,yMr. G. Weis.erher was authorized
to negotiate loan Of $500 of the fire COM
pany's funds, they having that amount
surplus in their treasury.
| Bunnell kee;.s full line of all kinds Of
stoves. If you need stove or house fur.
nishing goods will save money by calling
on him. Bar iron Of assorted sizes for sale
cheap,
| NJ. Fl. Rice, O. L. Chase and Mr. Kincaid
of Camas Prairie, were in the city on Mon
day with teams for freight; they brought
down bacon and lard and returned with
merchandise. They report the road across
! the mountain in bad condition.
The daily Review pronounced the Stock
ley and Tousley glove contest at Spokane
Falls last week, fifteen round walking
match and the referees declared no fight
and presented the stakes to the Sacred
Heart hospital.
| Several drunken Indians were in town
on Friday last and one of them was lodged
in Jail TIL he cooled off Vigorous steps
should be taken to catch the parties selling
them the liquor, and have them punt: he'd to
| the full ex ent Of the law.
The Sunday school children of the Uni
versalist church Of this city had very
pleasant pic mic party, on Saturday last. at
the farm of MIR. P. NJ. Howe, situated about
three miles east of this city. An excellent
dinner was prepared and the little foiKs
enjoyed themselves much.
l. S. Weller, who arrived on Wednesday
the LIST inst, from Mt. Idaho, left this
week for New York, where he goes on q
visit to his aged father whom he will bring
out with him as far as HALEY, Idaho,
where he will leave him with his daughter,
Mrs Fuld. Sam says he intends to return
here abcu. the iirst of June.
At the temperance meeting of the W. q.
r. u, at the NJ. E. church next Sabbath
evening financial statement of all monies
received and disbursed by the society
since its orca nizatiou, will be given. Nc
prea ching in tho morning. Sunday schoc
at poon.
II The steamer, Faxon, captain, Baughman
left here on Monday morning and proceed
ed to Riparia, discharged Der cargo and re
turned here about 4 o'clock on Tuesda!
morning and went on by to Fir Buff for an
other load of grain. arriving here on he
, downward trip. in the afternoon. hut no
, landing. and will be here again to-day, OF
the regular trip.
Those who are owing us on subscription
and advertising that we know are able T.
nav us but will offer all kinds OF excuses
and wont nav. mus. not feel harsh toward
. us if an attorney calls on them for set
t Element of the account. We must have 20
. settle to cndeayor us to settle with thos
We are 10 debt to.
nj Evans 4 Vessels received. last week
a | enc steam engine and pipe which they hav
nut on their nursery on the opposite SID
Of Clearwater, which they will use for irr
: eating purposes, bringing water from tn
main river. They have started fine nu'
sery and in very short time will be one
the best in this country.
The bodies Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ruddy, vel
{. moved from the old cemetery to the ne
u one ON Tuesday, under the instruction :
In NJ. White. of this city, son-in law
a the deceased persons. Mr.. Ellis Churcl
II was the party who removed them. Mr..
10 will also move his son who is buried IN Il
Masonic cemetery.
ii Theophile Pigeron, who has been 10 par