Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1889-03-21


Mr.. Demott, of Gencsee, was in the city
on Tuesday.
Sunday was St. Patricls day and i,
passed off quiet hereabou:s.
X. w. White, sheriff of Idaho county,
arrived in this city last evening.
R. Monroe and family returned from
Oregon City on Sundays steamer.
Felix Warren is now negotiating for the
stage line between here and Dayton.
Louis Levy,of Genesec, vas visitor
here during the latter part of last week
The iron for the new Jail to be erected
here arrived on the steamer OH Sunday last.
Sam Phinney returned from a trip
through the northern country a few days
ago.
Mrs. S. r. Smith arrived in the city last
week and will remain here during the sum.
mer.
NJ. J. Grcenburg left last Saturday for
his trip east and will be absent about 80
days.
E. E. Larimore is now manager of the ag-
ricultura! house Of Frank Brothers in this
city.
Mr.. Kelley, of Kelley's bar. came up on
the steamer on Thursday, and went to
Asotin OH business.
Superior barb wire for sale in any guam
titles at the U. s. Store, JuIietta, l. Y.
25.tf
Henry Grostein, son of MIR. and Mrs. R.
tGrostein, OF this city, came over from COL
ifax on Monday on a visit.
Geo. p. White left here this week for
Wallace, Idaho, where he will remain dur.
ing the coming summer,
The grass in this section has begun to
grow quite tarifty and the stock Of all kinds
have began to gain in flesh.
The stone and sand is now being hauled
on the ground for the new Court house and
work has began in good faith.
'Stuttz Theatrical troupe played here on
w ednesday and Thursday evenings and had
good audiences each night.
The nav court room in the Vollmer
ibuiidiug isanow ready to receive the court
and is . very commodous room.
Mrs. c. C. Cram, of wa-wa.wa. arrived
on the steamer IN Thursday, on q visit te
her daughter, Mrs, Reed, of this city.
Billy Randall, formerly of Camas Prairie
but lately of Montana, returned last wesl
and proceeded to the Prairie Monday.
Call and see the "Superior" barb wirs TO-
sale at the U. S. Store, Julietta, l. T.-20(
feet saved on every 100 yards. 25'tf
new strike has been made in the mothe
lode near Murray. Five tons taken on
that averages 81 600 per ton in free gold.
FOR SALE.-A lot of good Household
and kitchen furniture for sale cheap
Apply to J. Seeds. Lewiston, Idaho. 25.
Messrs. Lambert 4 Lathrop. of waha
sold band OF beef cattle last week to pa,
ties near Spokane and on Monday the
took them up the hill.
A rumor was in circulation in this cit
this week that A. J. Shaw was lying dal
.gerously i'll at Spokane Falls, but we 81
informed he 10 now much better.
w. b. Cooper made . trip to Cam,
Prairie last week and purchased a tins tea
of work horses, which he calculates workin
while constructing the new Court house.
A full and complete stock of gener
Store, Julietta, /. T. Now goods constan
- oAsAvsn8. %o-H
The Lewiston National Bank have hs
their building refitied during the past wee
which adds much to the looks Of the bull
ing.
Wilbur LELAND, postal clerk betwee
Huntington and Green river. came up
the steamer On Thursday and rename
here till Monday on . visit home.
L. Stannus. W. B. Palmer. ]. William
and the Junior took flying trip to Swee
water on Sunday and returned with got
lot OF fish.
Mr.. r. P. Steen, large owner in shes
in this section, returned from . visit to 4
lower country and says this il as good
country a. you will end anywhere.
Rev. Mr.. Ash took for bis text Sund'
morning. 'Now are ye the Sons OF Coz
and spoks of the privileges Of the Christian
In the evening 'sThou fool this night Il
soul shall be required Of thee. and treat
OF the dangers Of the uurepentsnt. Sc
vicesnsxt Sabbath morning and evening.