Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1889-05-23

etc, 10 PLAIN and most delicate SD AIDES "A,
better than eastern prices. You can Sc,
these before paying. A. DAMAS.
G. c. Bunnell received, last week, sever
al new patent cooking stoves, using u,
wood. but gasolene instead; they are yer,
, handy stove for summer use as they do moi
heat the room, and a fire is made quickly
Call in at his hardware store and examin,
them.
Winston and Harring.ons musiun, CAV,
two days and nights exhibitions in tbs cit,
on Friday and Saturday. They have a fin,
collection Of animals, including two larg,
buffalo; their tent was crowded most of tn,
time and all were we'll pleased with the
| exhibition.
Our merchants have been laying in thei,
spring and summer goods during the past
month. and there are some who do not AL
vertise that ought to b>gn soon if they
want to save from having shelf worn goods
DO not consider that money spent for aJ-
ver'is!ng is thrown away.
a CAKD.--Thc man to whom | sold =
beet hide at my slaughter house ON Tues.
day evening, APRIL 50, will confer more
than favor by making himself known to
me. He will be paid for his trouble.
JAMES SHAW.
Cotton ". T., May Is, 1889.
Mr. J, +. Brophy, mining man, who was
in the city last week was chlorophorpcd in
one of the saloons IL Spokane Falls, for the
PURPOSE Of robbery, but the bar tender got
police too soon aud the would be robb. RS.
Busolph aud Holcomb, were lodged in Jail.
Brophy had or his person about si0O
Thomas Monkey presented us, ,hi. week
with a pan %: the finest straw berries we
have seen, and some Of them the largest
ever in the market, one of which measured
ten inches enc way end seven inches the
other They were raised on his place near
this city.
The Lewiston Base Ball nine and the
Lap"ai Indian boys, PLAYED a matched
| game Of ball on Saturday afternoon, on the
grounds here, resulting in the former get.
ting 80 tallies and the latter IL. A social
game was had and many spectators were on
the grounds.
| The Cakes Comedy Sketch Club is billed
for this city for next Monday evening,
May q. They are highly spoken of by the
Press elsewhere, as the following will show
"Times Huron, Oak Saturday concert
by the Cakes Comedy Sketch Club was
entirely satisfactory to those who attended
it, and the Grand Opera house was wei
filled, their music and fun are of high
OF der"
While James Evans and the Gray broth
ers were coming down Clearwater on raj,
on Monday, discovered the body Of Charley
Decker, who was drowned the 10Th Of
April, high on the hank about five miles
below where he had fallen in. They were
unable to land their raft and arrived here
in the evening and informed Ed. Decker
his brother aud he in company with one OF
the Gray boys, left on Tuesday morning &c
bury him. He was but twenty years old
and his folks live in Missouri.
FLEMING THE ARTIST has opened VI
his new photograph gallery aud fitted it III
with new instruments, accessories, back
grounds. ETC., and is now prepared to do all
kinds OF first class work from a card to =
lie size Portrait. Cabinets a special y
Old pictures copied and enlarged in either
crayon or ink and satisfaction guaranteed
Give hin, trial aud be convinced that what
we say is true. Zo-tf
We we're informed by our gent!emanly
U. S. register, Mr.. Patterson. that tie ). .
L. railroad company had filed maps of loca
lion in this land Office, from Wayland via
Cornwall and Julietta down to the mouth
of the Potlatch creek and II short distance
below, on the north hank of the Cloarw alter,
also from Genesee down the Little Potlatch
to the main creek The filing was done last
week. and we hope to coon hear Of work
IF construction being commenced.
P1cuRoN FoUSD.-On Saturday last L.
Dclsol received dispatch from Roher
Schle;cher, dated New York, that morning
tina. he had just arrived there AID found
Pigeron, who came up missing in Chicago,
the week before, at one OF the hotel;
IN rood health This news was received
here with much satisfaction to great man.
friends of the old gentleman. The full p r
ticulars will be received here by letter next
week when we will give them to our readers
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.-I an
directed by the President of the United
States, to notify all persons who have cattle
or stock Of any kind, upon this reservation
that they are required to remove the same
without delay, or military force will be
sent not only to remove the stock but te
hold the offenders responsible, legally, t.
the utmost extent. If the stock belonging
to white men, and now grazing on this res
eryation, are not removed in ten days
shall, as required, advise the department
of the fact, and ask for military aid tt
carry out the orders OF the Chief Magistrate
of the Nation. HETH,
u Special Agent in charge.
Nez Perez Agency. Idaho. May 20, 1889
The steamer Faxon, under command @
Captain Baughman, left here on Sunda,
. morning, at an early hour, en- route to tn
! Butcher Boy copper mine, up Snake river
, a number OF persons from here and Asotil
were aboard. on . pleasure trip; small
cargo Of provisions, salt, lumber ETC., wa
on board for Thiessen's sheep camp. Ihe'
were able to proceed only as far as what
known as Wild Goase rapids, which is few
miles below the mine, and endsavoring t.
|, line over these rapids broke the rope AM
were compelled 10 return At the I'm
} kiln they took on board one hundred an
forty six sacks Of wool, that belonged to X
p, Stein and Chris. Thiessen, also iafg
number of sacks of wheat from The ware
house above Asotin. The failure to reac
the mine was quite disappointment
those interested as they had quantity Q
good ore on the dump ready for shipment
/. the reduction works below. Another trla
will be made 40 soon as the river has ra'seo
A Busy surveyor-Geuerai