Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1889-02-07

ELuuulcTatlOu VI lew, OF our many
"Creme de la Creme" gastronomie g-pds
just received! Butter from Smiling petq.
luma-Comb Honey from fowery Los An
gelos-Breakfsst Bacon sugar cnred) from
the Elysie- Mushrooms from the Slope OF
Mt. Observation-Disclosures from the Nile
River-Olives and Raisins from The site of
observation-disclosures from the .Egean
Sea-Cheese from the Historic City of Lin
buTg-Etc. Etc. A. Damas.
A'more's Fresh Mince Meat, only 81 per
5lb bucket at Gresnburgs.
this week for the south fork of the Clear
water They will bring out log drive
next summ,r.
Good news still continues to come from
"arrens camp, and large number OF pco-
pie are expected to be in that section the
coming summer.
DR.. Boston, the dentist, has returned
from bis Spokane Falls visit, aud is now at
his office in the Noitnle; block prepared to
do yoar dental work.
social hop will be siren at the G. &
hall to-morrow evening" Gooi music will
tie in attendance and a general in i.a.ioa L.
extended. Tickets 81.
Frank" one of Felix Warren valuable
| stage horses died in this city on Tuesday
1t was one of the best animals he had and
valued oy him "a. $50.
c. D. Elemins, Frarh Bros. agricultural
agent fer this city and Geoesee, was dow n
| from the latter place last week an. So
| journeu for several days.
y. lcarn from reliubla source that G. W
Hunt will exteGd his road from Walja
Walla to Pomeroy the coming season, and
! ultimately 10 Camas Prairie.
Il has been very mild weather for win
ter months, and most all have enjoyed the
delicious taste of the 4 No. Cutter v his.
key, for sale at the Palace Saloon.
| F. Cook came down from Salmon river
on Tuesday and says all are doing we'll in
that section, He says that grass is scarce
on the river and that many cattle are dying.
! LOST-On the plateau south of this city
enroute to The, new cemetery, pair of gold
bow eye glass. -, "A suitable reward will be
given for the delivery Of the game to this
office.
| Chas Baker. an emplo- ee of Clindining
4 Dubuc OF this city, sold his lot aud houses
thereon, situated ut tie, corner If Third
and c streets, to j. W. Denny last week
for $1,000.
The first annual ball Of the Knights ot
Pythias, Of Genesee, will be given on to-
morrow evening at that place. A grind
time is anticipated, and general invitation
is extended to all.
The young men of this city engaged in
that festive sport base ball on Sunday
last or the ball grounds south of tos n
There is some talk Of organizing . club TO,
the coming season.
! Last Saturday was ground hog day and
the sun shone brightly, SO according tt
the old proverb, the ground hog saw his
shadow and went back INTO his hole for 81,
weeks more CT winter.
| LOST.--A nerchaum pipe. nearly new
between this city and the signboard on the
Sweetwa'er road. Anyone finding the same
will be suitably rewarded by the owner by
leaving it at this flee.
On Monday while Leslie Knasgs wa.
cleaning out his well at his place On Idah,
street, he found white FISH therein meas
uring about four inches long. The ques
ton is how did it get there?
In consequence of increased business, the
Lewiston Seed Company have been com
PEELED to remove into larger and more com
modious quarters. Headquarters are nov
at Greenburg's former stand.
Twill pay $500 reward for information
that will lead to the arrest and conviction
4 1iHl, ~,
mid stand on the night Of the 4th in from
of my store. j. L. GREENBuRG.
o. L. Chase, of Grar geville, passet
through town last week en- route to SPOKANE
Falls, where he has been summoned as
witness in the case Of the people sgains
Perryman, for stealing u set Of harness from
near Spangle.
R. p. Drury aud Mr.. Croc.scr were i.
town on Mon1ay from Bear creek. The,
report everything prospecting in that sec
ton and that new town will soon sprin.
up at the mouth of the creek, which vii
J be named Lstah
J. D. Martin informed US last week tina
Warren Hunt. his son-in-iaw, who had tn
misfortune IT, break his leg about six week
ego, by horse falling with him, was rapid
" improving and will soon be able to b
about by the aid Of craches.
John Jack, who performed in this cit
two evenings this week. ,sthe actor VIII
; with mis- large company, performed a
Z Astoria, Ogn. the fall OF the Nee Perez wa
for the benefit IT the sufferers OF Cana
Prairie, and raised $3.50 and forwarded it t
' Camas Prairie.
Clyde Parker and wife left Monday fc
n Genesee, where they will hereafter max
!, their home. Mr.. Parker has been in tn
: employ of II. X Barnett in his mercantil
establishment in this city for the past fiv
;. years. He will take charge of Mr.. Bal
e nett's business at Genesee.
JIM. Herbert, who left here some tim
o ago for California to reside, returned la'
. week in rather poor health, having taken
severe cold while there. and he now asser
,. that Idaho HIS the best climate of them al
~ Mr.. H, proceeded on to his home In Ian
many the afternoon OF bis arrival.
Dernham & Kaufman, Of the U. s. Sto
&c ut Moscow. are enterprising business me!
y Their Branch store that they have recent
opened at Julietta, is reported to be DOR
,e an excellent trade already, through the
SIS fine stock Of goods, which they are "iteril
AZ prices As low as the lowest. We invi
your attention to their advertiseme
70 70 which appears ia to,day's issue.
THE ABoRN DEED Iy<EsCRow.--T
Montana Investment company. und
u, whose auspices the $500. 900 Aborn Hou'
v. located At Des Moines, Iowa, is being d