Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1889-04-18

Court oonvenes at Nit. Idaho on Monday
next.
Chas. Smith returned on Sunday from
Occur d'Alene City.
Prof. Gibson will soon organize boys
brass band and instruct the game.
Shissler l. Mathison, the Craig mountain
saw mill men, are in the city attending
court.
Mrs York and Miss Josie Welch arrived
on the steamer on Sunday from Elensburg
w. 7.
]. W. Rafferty,, clerk of the court of
Garfield county, W. L., was in the CITY on
Tuesday.
Mrs. E. Y. Baughnan left on Monday
on visit to friends and relatives in East
Portland.
Frank McGrane after month sojourn in
this left on Monday for his hume in
Grangeville,
Mrs. Aaron Binnard arrived from Spok
ane Falls on Monday on visit to relatives
and friends.
Councilman Brigham add his brother
were in the city on Monday from the Pot
latch country.
Andrew Boo, of Blaine. Idaho. has been
in the city for several days serving as a
U. 8. juryman.
The rainfalls for several days past have
greatly improved the looks Of lhe crops and
are now looking thrifty.
Chas. O'Neill, district attorney Of Sho'
shone county, has been in the city for the
past few days attending court.
A. Friedenrich, wife and child returned
from , trip to Portland on Sunday and
proceed on to their home at Grangeville
The body Of H. Critics was removed from
the old to the new cemetery this week
Several others will DO removed in q shor
time.
Dr.. NJ. A. Kelly has been confined t,
bis room for several days the past weel
with lame back, but 10 now able to b.
about.
Chas Wood and James Holt, of Grange
willie, passed through town this week e.
route for the Blue mountains on prospect
ing tour.
Our bicycle riders ore becoming numer
ous, but when King ran over the boy tn
other evening he, WAS considered to hav'
taken tumble.
The steamer arrived on Thursday will
passengers and freight and proceeded t
Asotin and took ON board load Of whea
for The down trip.
A large settlement has been made O.
Hands southeast from Cottonwood durn
the past year and considerable land 10 beiu
cultivated in that section.
There will be song service 1t the Pres
byterian church on Sunday next given b
the Sunday school scholars and Others. A
are Invited 20 BE- present.
Ike Gravel arrived from the Walla wa
Aa country on Sunday. He will tax
charge of Grostein 4 Binnard's pack trai
during the coming season.
Ed Chase came down from Camas Prairi
on Monday. He said he never experience
such heavy hail storm ~ the one OF Sa
ofday on Craig's mountain.
NJ. ]. Vessels, Of the Lewiston nurser.
left on Tuesday for Spokane Falls where
will remain for about ten days on busine
in connection with his nursery.
II you are not sAtis1ed With the Weatn
= you may step into the Palace Saloon Al
surely will be satisfied with the A No.
Cutter Whisksy for sale there.
Richard Penney arrived from Pier:e CT
last Saturday where he has been sngag
~ engineer on the Democrat quartz min
which has now suspended work.
Mrs. J, N. Rice and mother. Mrs. Odl
Of Camas Prairie, after paying visit
several days with friends in this city |
turned home the latter part last week.
Several freight teams have been dov
from Csmas Prairie during the past I
days and loaded with merchandise TO d
tribute at different points on the Prairie.
The steamer fsxon made trip to
Blu6s on sunday and returned the same d
having o. board 1000 sacks Of fax TAX
from Netherlands warehouse ct that pla'
Frank Wyatt. Of the cattle firm Of WY
q Ross. Of Salmon river, returned
Tharsday from Grrely, Colorado. where
had been on = visit to his family. d.
konch also accompanied him to visit Q
country, and - far % he had seen express
himself highly pleased with It.