Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1889-05-02


Thanks to Ms. L wigsin for lot q
6ne trout.
The two rivers have been rising so me dur
ing the past week.
Robt. Scbleicher will start in few dav
for his trip to Europe.
Several new brass instruments have bee,
received by our hand.
Frank Leachman is building new dwell
ing on his place near Tammary.
The lower stage was crowded with pas
sengers on Friday on its down trip.
7. c. Ward and j. Sutherland were II
the city from tho Potla,ch country on Mon
day
Mr.. Do,ph and wife passed through town
last week en- route to Warrens from a trir
TO Europe.
=. M. Howe made business trip to Camns
Prairie last week, and met many old time
friends.
lsaman 4 Co have their soda fountain in
operation again and good cool drink can be
had there.
The senior of the THLLER is impro wing
slowly, but is yet unable to be out of bed
but short time.
The weather has been quite warm during
tho past ten days and but little wood has
been consumed.
J. P. Volmer, Of this city, made trip
to Ruby creek last week and reports every.
thing looking we'll.
Mrs. J. R. Nelson has been quite sick
at her home in Tammany, the past week
but 10 now convalescent.
Mrs. James Kearney was taken quite
sick last week at her home in this city, and
IL yet confined to her bed.
Mrs. A. 8. Binnard who has been in the
city ON . visit to relatives, left for her home
in Spokane on Thursday.
". P. Hunt, who had his leg broken sew
eral months ago, 10 yet unable to be about
without the assistance of crutches.
K. X. Burke ex-county recorder Of Shes.
hone county. was in the city several days
during the past week from Murray.
Several parties were down from the We
! iPpe during the past ten days and oil say
tho prospect for good crop is excellent.
IN. Buck was in the city several days
this week from Spokane Falls. where he
has located himself in the practice of Law.
The railioad news has been qute light
idaring the past week. but what has come
mas been OF an encouraging nature.
John Wells, Of Julietta. was in the CITY
last week He informed US that he had
sold bis place In that vicinity for good
figure.
Mr.. G.. Foresmsn. tho principa, of our
nChnn1 IA "A All. No.,
er from Chicago. who remained in tho city
for several days
f. ]. Bonhore returned last &eek from
his trip tn the northern country and says
our prospect for railroad in the near
future 10 good.
The dwelling honse and brewery Of Weis-
gerber Bros. has received new coat Of cal
cemine on the inside, by Gus. Larson, the
boss plasterer.
A young canary was lost from this Office
on Tuesday evening. dark and yellow. good
singer. Anyone returning the same will
be amply rewarded.
Mrs. Eva Stannus, wife of our esteemed
sheriff, has been confined to her bed with
sickness during the past two weeks, but
10 now convalesccut.
On Tuesday our city was decorated with
Tags in honor Of the centennial inaugura-
ton Of George Washington as President of
the United Atates.
Mr.. Brockman Of Camas Prairie was
down from there on Friday after load of
merchandise. He reports the roads in fair
condition over the mountain.
Dick Cunningham. sheriff Of Shoshone
returned from his trip to Pierce City on
Saturday. and proceeded to Murry, his
headquarters, on Monday.
G. G. Bunuell has been doing rushing
business tho past few weeks In the hard
ware business. especially in barbed wire.
Give him call and you can get = good bar
News vac received here on Sunday that
T.. L. Yantis had died ct Seattle ON that
morning. Dr. M. A. Kelly immediately
left to attsnd the funeral We will give IN
extended notice in future issue.
Geo Hand bEoasht into town On Sa,ur-
gay with one span Of horses. . load OF bale