Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1889-04-25


better than eastern prices. You can see
these before paying. A. DAMAS.
The Lewiston brass band will discou rse
sweet music on the school house grounds
on Saturday evening.
The brick kiln, which ia being burned by
Harry Madgwick, fo- brick for the new
court house is fast being built, and had it
not been for the late rains, would DO near
y ready to fire.
D A. Williamson, who is associated
with Mr.. Beam, who has been in the city
the past mouth representing the New York
Lie Insurance. Company, arrived in the
city on Monday.
No Clue has been found of the Young
man Decker who was drowned up Clear.
water last week, although the search has
been kept up by many on the river during
the past few days.
fine Crazy Quilt is now up for rattle at
the drug store of lsaman Co.'S, at 81 per
chance. 1t is as fine a piece of work as we
nave seen i'll this section, and everybody
should try their luck.
by reference to another column will be
seen the advertisement of Geo. Uuderw God.
who has the Illinois Washing machng for
sale. He has purchased the right of Latah
Nez Perez and Idaho counties.
Ben. Reeves, Ell. Abrams and the others
who went to the upper country to purchase
stock returned here on Friday with $50
head of good horses and proceeded GA to
the north with them.
The pack train Of Grostein 4 Binnard
started out on Tuesday, for Pierce City,
loaded with merchandise for the store of
A McGregor This is ting first tain Of the
season that has left here
Alexander, brother of j. Alexander.
of this city, has been in the city the past
ten days on visit to his family, and re.
turned to Seattle. w T., on Sundays
steamer, where he is engaged i'll business
The horse that draws johnny Inshrams
milk cart took a spin around one of the
blocks on Friday and brought mp against
the meat market of Chndining Il Dubnc.
But little damage was done to either cart
or market building.
Frank Garlic came down from Pierce City
on Saturday ana reports all doing we'll III
camp. He came out to receive medical
aid, having been somewhat under the
weather during the past few months.
Mrs. Small (nee Nettie Peoples) formerly
of this city, but now residing in Pennington
W. T., has been in the city for the past
week oil visit to her step father Chas.
Baker. OF this city. Her husband arrived
on Wednesday.
A. Elliott, of this city. purchased, on
Saturday last. the farm Of Chas. Marvyu
on the opposite side of Clearwater, the
purchase price being $6, 900. Other places
on. that side Of the river are being looked
after with interest by parties who contem.
plate purchasing.
c. f. Faunce was in from Lake Waha
on Monday and proved up On his place near
the lake. Charley locks as well as ever and
says he will be prepared to receive all Wis.,
itors at the lake this summer and give them
good accommodations which he has done
In the past.
Bean j. Parrish, of Asotin, landed raft
Of lumber here on Friday last con tanning
forty three thousand feet and delivered the
same to W. B. Cooper. Who Intends using
the same in the construction OF The new
court house. The foundation of ths new
building is nearly completed.
G. w. Pliter returned from Michigan
yesterday. where he has been the past
winter visiting relatives, but he did not
return alone, having united in the bonds of
ma,romouy to Miss Matte Parker. The
TELLER wishes them a long aud prosperous
life.
Sheriff Stannus, Judge Logan, Clerk
Grierson and Deputy U. S. Marshal
Green left on Saturday morning for Mt.
Idaho, where they went to attend court
| The damage case Of Worden against Idaho
county as thrown out of court. All re-
turned yesterday.
The vegetable wagons have again began
| to bring around the green stuff Mr.. L..
Delsol with his gentlemanly deliverymau,
Henry Beechler, was the first to make
| their appearance this season and you can
always find their wagon with as good If not
better than any tina. comes around. Others
| will soon be out.
Billy Cox and Mr.. Burns. while hauling
load of hay for Clindinning j Duhuc to
their slaughter house, the wagon upset and
threw both of them off, breaking the left
arm Of Burns. DIR Sterling set the broken
limb and it is now doing AS we'll as could
be- expected. Billy escaped uninjured save
q few scratches about the face.
| Fred Mon,eith, brother to Agent O., f.
Mouteith, was in the city on visit during
the past week, he being resident Of
Spokane Falls, and this being his first visit
here for nearly sixteen years. He says he
meets many old time faces and is glad to
be with us once more. He will return
home in few days.
]. L. Eckert and F. B. King returned on
Tuesday from Spokane, where they had
been with . small band Of broke horses fol
sale and which they sold at fair figure
The stock was raised on Camas Prairie and
a better class Of stock is not raised 10 any
country than can be raised there and viii
sell in any market at good price.
Notice is hereby given that the regular
quarterly examination of teachers will b.
II held Nav LIST, commencing at 10 O'Clock
Mrs. Ella Berriman, of Sou hwick, has beer
ieputized to examine the applicants Of tn
Potlatch country.
29.2 S. G. IsAMAN, Supt
VIM. Wing was down from the BIZ
Potlatch country on Saturday aud says tina
everything is looking well in that section
He saws that large amount OF all kinfs Q
grain is yet in that section awaiting ship
ment. That the Mcfarland warehouse OF
the river is yet jammed with sacks OF graf
and that during the coming season large
amount of grain will he raised than vas las
wear. Give them show to ship their graz
and better country cannot be found any
; where.
IN Tuesday nipht while Masters EOs!