Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1889-07-25

VIII lay the corner stone IN the Catholic
church Of Genesee. on the fourth, and dedi-
cate the church of Moscow on the eleventh
day of August.
Felix Warren, wife and sistori law,
Miss Smails, left on Tuesday for Dayton
where they will be met by Mr. Smals. of
Walla wella, who will take them to his
home on u visit.
We have received the third number of
the Idaho Republican,, published at Poca-
'ello, Idaho, by what is called the Idaho
Republican Go. 1t lisa eight page paper
and is very well gotten up.
NJ L. Smith and B. Bnnard left yester-
day morning for the Spokane country with
another band of horses and household
goods for their farm, which they recently
purchased near Rathdrum.
f. J.. Bonhore will leave here to-day for
Camas Prairie with his photogra phic outfit
and will remain there some weeks. All |
who desire to have good photos taken will do
we'll to avail themselves Of the opportunity
MONEY TO LOAN on improved
land at lowest rates. Pianos, Organs and
Sewing Machines to sell or rent al lowest
figures Books, wallpaper &C., far cheaper
than you can buy of agents or peddlers.
Att G. A. THATCHER.
4 party of emigrants came in on the
steamer GA Thursday and proceeded by pr'-
waite te:,ra to Canas Prairie where they In
tend locating near Grangevillc. They came
from Kansas and were apparently, well
| to Go.
IN. Maxwell and wife are paying a
short visi, to the lower country. Judge
Rand has been appointed Deputy District
Attorney and will perform the duties Of
that Office during the absence OF Mr..
Maxwell.
Another instance of shooting fire arms in
our streets was heard on Saturday night
and the parties who were interested IN it
are known and had better leave their pistol
at home next time or suffer the con-
sequences.
a genuine grizzly bear end cage full of
Maggie birds ere brought over from Aso-
tin on Thursday and shipped to Re'che
Bros, New York. by j. N. Rice. The
bear WAS only n cub and was caught in the
vicinity OF the GTande Ronde.
ia. Miller returned this week from
trip to Wallowa Lake, and says quite eX-
tensive mines have been discovered in that
region. The balance of bis party, consist.
ing Of his brother and two more. remained
and will further prospect.
UPWARDS of 200 head of fine hogs were
crossed at the Clearwater ferry Sunday aad
taken up the hill to Union.own where they
will be nut on the train and shipped into
the Spokane country. They were mostly
purchased on Camas Prairie.
e. Penrcy and Jerry McGnire returned
last week from their trip to the Wallowa
country and report having pleasant time.
While there they purchased a section nj
school land and intend improving it mud
raise timothy hay for their stock.
Tn a private letter from D. Spurbeck. for.
merly Of This city, dated Montorville, Mimi.
he states that grain ia looking better In that
section than IL has for several years and
that having is nearly all DINE. The ther-
mometer stood at 1929 in the shade.
Frank Ward, foreman Of the Shissler ):
Sierra farm on Waha, was in the city last
week and informed US that it was his Opin-
J ion that his wheat would yield as high as
twenty five bushels to the acre nnd the
timothy hay would yield about one ton to
the &c.
IS 90 REWARD.-Los between Julia.
eta and Lewiston, two valses; one small red
leather. containing gents clothing. ana one
square black oilclo,h, containing ladies
clothes. Five dollars reward will be paid
y to the fnder for the delivery Of the same at
p this Office.
Several water spouts have burst in this
t vicinity during the past month ana OF
o Thursday one was in the Soldier canyot
near Lapwai and washed the wagon road
:, out in several places. so much 80 that IL II
- now impossible for teams, but me ROAD u
- the left is in good condition.
Several threshers are busy south OF mi
y city and we learn that the grain is turninI
p ont from ten to twenty bushels to the acr
and some will go as high as twenty-five AM
Of thirty. snd, taking in consideration Tn
e, scarsety of rain, is q much larger crop tha
wa. anticipated by great many.
N Ambition was in circulation last wee
ID and evervone signed It for an increase Q
g. service % the stage line from here to Soath
wick. making it three times week instes
IN of ore. Ii increased it will be OF Rrea
- benefit to the people OF that section as
II. large mail is carried there every week.
~ Dave Stevens, who lives aOoue scse
OF m;Ie. southeast Of this city. was throw
Is. from horse some DAYS ago aud receive
injuries abou, the leg and hip. that ha'
n naused him to be confined to his bed ev'
he s,nce. His age is about seventy wears an
raj the injuries received will cause long uH
to mend.
r.. Mr. Al. Jones, Of Walla Walla. aRei
~. co. ,hs paulv Jail Co, has been in the elf
n aorng IN. week, and ia now putting IN u
;rnn cells in the new brick Jail and "
have them completed ready for use. tn
we week. They are Of tbs latest improve
he Mans aud are Acknowledged to oe u
~ ssfest manu- featured.
20. Bunnell, Geo. H. Lake. Charlie
'ep Rrs.rlev Willie Kettenbach, F. ". Ne
are ,enbmch s. Leslie Thompson, Geo. MOT
g's sou. Of this city. and Ed Nenmeyer. OF
d;anano,is, left on Monday morning Tor
~, 49,, ;nto the mount aims east OF Oro Emo ~
~. viii he absent several weeks ON huni'
In and fishing expedition.
A horse race occurred on the aatoPpoei
sot;n Civ on Saturday, between Joe >
'us I'd R,.nokc. the latter winning Vui
-. - A. exciting time was had Is We are inform
"n .h.t mumber of Indians werc present q
60 ali had the red juice IN them to their s,t
sss s...;on and a number 1t fiRhts occurred
~. ,vssn them, Is there no way TO ca'ch q
lid punish those who are selling 'oe liquor
them!