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

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: Sea-Cheese from the Historic civ .. +; !,
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N. W. White, sheriff of Idaho Count
: returned on Thursday from Blacl,fo
where ne went to take Walter Fem wi
was adjudged insane at Mt. Idaho.
> f. w. Bell, of Graneeville, was in +,
city the past week on business. Mr. r.
Is engaged IN the sale of furniture at tn
e'aco "hu says business Is quite trisl. ther
A full and complete stock Of gener
merchandise always on han. a. tn. L. ,
store J"iietta, l. 7. New goods consta
; ly arriru,. o5.tf
" - Amer the boss rnstlcr of Fran
nr"' !. r. Is now IN the employ Of Geo, VI
M"filsoh In the sale OF the Mitchell wagon
etc. Look out Tor smoke when he pe,
around.
Lot Wiggin and son, Eddie. Rolt. New
ell, ana Others left on Monday for SALINE
.i'er where they so to gather up stock be
longing to Mr.. ". They will DO abseu
some weeks.
Court Is now in session and # YOU ca,
1nd time to step into the Pslnce saloon
YOU Will have an opportunity to sample III
NO. Cutter whiskey, ior sale here a
81 bit" q driuk.
Robert Montgomery is fxin, bis 6sl
wheel, preparatory to catching them as sool
as theY begln to run SO we may EXPECT ,
good LOT OF fine fish in few DAYS aud at
reasonable price
See Geo. Morrison's new agricultural al
vertlsement, for the Mitchell wagon. buy
cles, hacks, buckboards road carts, etc
George knows that by the use Of printers
'hk he can get good trade.
F. B. King and J. l.. Eckert arrived il
town on Tuesday from Uamss Prairi,
with band Of horses en- route to the
northern country where they will place
them on the market for sale.
Bunnell keeps q full line of all kinds o.
stoves. If you need stove or house fu~
nishing goods will save money by calling
on him. Bar iron Of assorted sizes for sals
cheap,
Several parties have been down from
Camas Prairie during the past week in at
tendance on the y. S. Court. and among
them we notice Frank Vancise, Pell Sher
win. Amos Carver, ". S. Costley and Sam
Hayes.
The U. grand and the territorial
grand juries were empannclled On Monday
and the latter were discharged on Tuesday
having no further business to perform; the
former jury is still in session awaiting the
U. s. Attorney.
Miss kornoyer, of Camas Prairie, was in
the city several days during the past week
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Benson, of
this city. She was enronte on visit to
her grand parents Mr.. and Mrs. James
Hall near Unlontown, w. T.
Frank Vauc else, the renowned contractor
and builder on Camas Prairie, gave us
call on Monday and says he is now at work
and refitting the saw mill Of shiss.
Ter 4 Mathison, at Rustic. Mr.. Vancise is
The Indian, Titus Thompson, who has
been lying in Jail here for some time was
taken before U. s. Commissioner HUDSON
on Tuesday aud held to answer before the
U. S. grand jury on charge of an as sault
with deadly weapon with intent to ill.
B. H. Turteling after an absence Of sew.
,ral months to Kansas, returned last week
ooking well. He has now located near
his city and brought with him Quantity
If different kinds Of nuts which 10 will
liant and no doubt will make Success OF
hem.
Col. Geo. L Shoup has been az pointed
Governor OF Idaho. He of all the candi.
la.es will give the most general 'satisfac-
ion Throughout the Territory. He is sn
I'D resident, universally well known and
highly respected both in North and South |
IDAHO,
Joseph Eakin, who has been back to |
quincy, Ill. the past six months. returned |
m Monday last from bis trip. He says he |
disposed of all his stock at a fair figure.
\ Mr.. Hentky also returned with him
rom Chicago, who is here On a visit to our
ountry.
The latest reports give wheat as advan-
ing little in San Francisco, which makes
he market uncertain here. The producer
would do well to cultivate all he can gather
nd take all chances. Transportation may
70 such as to give margin to the producer.
The carrier will not always have the advan-
age.
The dispatch of business which Hon.
Judge Logan has been doing since court
net on Monday is astonishing and is highly
commended BY our people, and of much
aving to the treasury of our county. 1t
) now thought that the territorial business
viii all be completed by the end of this
week.
C. E. Monteith, of this city, was ap-
'einted. last week by President Harrison,
o be Indian Agent a. the Lapwai agency.
dr, Monteith having had great deal Of
Experience with the Nez Perces and know.
ng their habits and ways, having been
nee before agent, ought to fill the Office to
he satisfaction Of all.
The old cemetery gates are in very bad
onditioa aud the authorities should take it
n hand to hare them repaired We have
eard several parties say that cattle fire.
uently get in aud destroy and knock down
he graves and touibstones which could be
asily prevented If care was taken of the
etes to keep them closed.
At the examination held at Palouse City,
{ the murder of w r. Howard, which
ccurred last week, Johnny Cox was held
o answer before the grand jury in the sum
$4,000. He was taken to Coliax and
laced in custody, awaiting bail which we
re informed will soon be raised. Court
its at Colfax in June next.
Ed. Decker, who has been with the
4 hite Brothers up Clearwater the past
rinter, was brought to town on Thursday,
aving cut his left foot while cutting wood.
he cash extended across the instep and
early severed the foot. DR.. Kelly
ressed the wound and the patieut is now