Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1889-05-09


O.P. Benefited was in the city on Tues
dry, from Rustic.
Assessor, J. Englis is at work finding
he,wealth Of our county.
Thanks to W. B. Palmer for some nice
trout caught in Lake Waha.
Jasper Rand made professional trip to
Moscow during the past week.
Mr.. Condor, musician, formerly OF this
Mace. gave us call last week.
The senior of the TELLER is improving
slowly but is yet unable to be about.
G. II. Payne made a trip through the
northern country during the past week.
". A. Simpson has had the front of his
barber shop receive new coat OF paint.
W. Fl. Reed, Of Walla Walls, passed
through town on Sunday last On rou'e to
Asotin city.
Jacob Eichenherger received new stock
Of boots and shoes, ladies slippers, etc',
this week.
A number of teams have been down from
Camas Prairie, during the past few days,
after freight
A. Benson expects to soon start his train
into Narrens with load OF merchandise
for his store.
Court convened at Moscow on Monday
last. Judge Logan presiding and f. II.
Grierson clerk.
&C. Bunnell has been making number
Of improvements on his dwelling house dur
ing the past two weeks.
N. B. Holbrook left last week for the
Big Bend country to look after his stock
which he took there last year.
Deputy Marsha! Greene returned from
the Northern country On Saturday, and
proceeded on home on Sunday.
Henry Rees, one of the substantial far.
mers Of tho Rim Rock, was in the city
during the fore part Of the week.
Mrs, P. NJ. Davis and child left on the
steamer m Sunday, for California ON a
visit, and will be absent some weeks.
Pierce City is still holding its own in the
way Of mining, and the agricultural country
surrounding it can not be beaten.
G. A Dubor and family returned from q
trip to the lower country last week, and
proceeded on home 20 Grangevills.
The steam engine aud pipe have arrived
for the new cemetery water works, aud II
will soon be placed and in operation.
A glorious rain has fallen here during the
past two weeks, and the grain and grass
has began to make the hills look green.
A man by the name of Homer Gould,
committed suicide on Salmon river, last
week, leaving wife and several children.
News reached hero yesterday that tw'
composites Of railroad surveyors were a
work on the route from Riparia to Tins city
Miss Isabella Dclsol. daughter OF 4
Delsol of this city, returned from Sai
Francisco on SUNDAY, much improved il
health.
II YOU want to feel good and feel strcn'
and happy 60 into the Palace Saloon a.
call for the A No. Cutter whisksy TO
sale there
Thanks 10 Jacob Moritz. steward on tn
steamer Faxon, for an Crsgonian OF the "
inst, thirty six hours earlier than We gov
by the mail.
The regular base ball nine Of this city an
. picked nine played another game OF b
Ou tue Hiltp SuuOoys e"c aS8"A"N $3.50 49,,
out victorious.
Robt. Schleicher left for his trip 70 ~
rope ON Tuesday evening. to be absent &C.
eral npnths. His many frieuds wish hi
safe journey.
The foundation FOR the new court hon
in this city is completed and the floor joi
laid and tie laying Of the brick will beg
~ soon - they are burnt
We hear great many complaints Of Il
hocdlum element, that 10 growing mp in O
/. city, the past few days, and they can p
all be called .'yoang."
Mr.. Brockman passed through town fro
Grangsvilis yesterday with . load Of ho
from the Grangeville mills for Genssec. u
will return with load Of merchandise. =
Our aw.mills have been Turning ont
good quantity Of lumber the past 4
mouths, and there will be oonsideraf
demand forit during the coming summs
Havisy wickhaw. Who has lrtely pt
chased farm on Csmss Prairie, car
down from there on Saturday and says u
better country cannot be found any whel
for farming aud stock raising.