Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1889-01-10

! Enumeration Of H few, of our many
Creme de la Creme" cas,ronor,ie o, ds
Just received Butter from Smihn, re,,.
iuma-Comb Honey from howery Los An.
Ielos breakfast Bacon sugar enredl from
the Elysie- Mushrooms from the Sion. Of
Mt. \esnvius -LobsteIs from the Nil
kiTer Olives and Raisins from, he lite of
fnrcuIaneum $50 Oysters from The Eean
Ses-Cheese from The Historic CITY o. Lin.
burs-Etc. Etc A. Danas
News was received here on Saturday that
Jus. as the iasC car had got scros. the
bridge at R'Paria, the gorge Of ice 10 the
river, which WAS nearly mil- long. gave
way aud took the bridge down .r.an.
How much damage va. done we did no.
| learn.
At the council meeting on Monday sy.n-
ing. } " Howe, of this city, was elected
70 bill the vacancy in the coulcil. owing To
G. Fleming moving his residence from
the ely. The s,lary ~ TIE office Of the
city marshal w,s also discontinued. a.5
the regular moathly business of the city
transacted
On Friday evening last, about halt past
eight. gorge of ice cane down the Clear
water s*eeping everything before it; sever.
we"d rats were taken down b. it that we're
noorcd along the river near this city, one
or Two OF tn" ferry boats above here wer,
prevented crossing. bat were soon nut on
duty sgain
The dwelling house of ". Caldwell
situated on Lspwai, caught fire from tb-
PIPE on thursday evening last about tiv.
o e'ock, and completely de,tro, cd the co.
u'e hnl!d'ns with the most Of its contents.
consisting OF furniture, stoves bedding, etc.
ana even herFs 81 Iowa shoes All vail
able means at hand were used tut the
flames could not be checked. 4 ,arre f.,
OF fru,t and vegetables that were in the
cellar was also destroyed.
As near as we can infer from proceedings |
OF the Eiienshurg convention few wer,
disappointed that the conven ion declined
10 send delegation to Washington, osten
shiy to urge admission. but practically to !
see Harrison anu urge th.r own arpoiut
mrnt to sone office III tie territory. They |
had to 60 back home with their belly full 81
dis'ppo'n' ment, may he their enthusiasm
tor state may here after wave toa low
tbb. The convention acted wisely
DIED In this city after several weeks
illness, at the residence of her grand. son
Z. krontinger Mrs Benz anime Jacobs, aged
- years il months and , GAYS. The de-
ceased was the mother of Mrs. A. "
kroutnger, OF tins city, ana has resided
here the past Two years. Relgi, US ser.
vlcs we're held at the residence on Monday
afternoon. Re". J. D. McCoukey, Of the
Ep''eop"i church, officiating, a large nun,
Der OF friends being pre,est In the even.
ing the body Was Skinned to ITnion.own |
and trom there shipped to her home in St.
Louis. for burial.
CARRIED AWAY. On Friday night An
ice gorge cp the Clearwater gave way, and
took from their moorngs some eight or ten
RATS of wood near Lewiston and carried
them into and down Snake river. They
belonged to slndry parties who had
brought them from the north fork of
Clearwater Each raft contained about
thrty-tre cord. of wood ia the log de-
signed to be cut into cord wood for domes
tic use in the city. Ii woald be greatly
needed in case the remainder Of the winter
should tie cold. The loss OF 200 or 300
cords of good tire-wood from our city's
'upply. in case of severe weather would be
sadly missed by many of our citizens.
Some Of the parties owning went down
inc Snake on Sunday morning, IN search
u these RATS. If they find them they may
epair some of their loss by a sale to the ;
'es:dent who live near the margin Of the
liver or to the stpnnh,st c~p,sn,, .