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

Zee. Il. Lake jswelcr, Lowistes. T-7-u
WATChEs.--t7eo.H II. Lake is agent fer II,
~SaAbEstel ksckf,ri Watches.
A. the o. r. / N. Exchange you can re,
'xssrs" Whisky. W. mean Jesse Moore.
Geo. A. Frost left on Monday for Wallo
Walla on visit.
4 heavy fog hung over this valley earl,
Tuesday morning.
Ga next Monday the old officers step out
End the new oots step Ia.
Louis Levy was in the city from Genesee
On Monday. looking we'll and happy
Mr.. ". Likes, who has been sick the
pat few &sak& is able to b. about again.
Mrs. F. Ross, who has been quite .ics
tho past few weeks. Is gradually improving.
John Burke returned on Friday, from a
trip to Tacoma who're he vent On a visl, to
his fanaiiy.
The river raised, last week, about two
feet and the banks Of the Clearwater are
strewD with ice.
Auo peNO unupulcT O1 MY. ana Mrs. j
hsss' has been sick the past few days, but
10 now convalcscent.
A heavy Chinook wind visited here dur
Jog the past week and sofcned the frozen
ground considerable.
Jon Weisgerber and the children of Mr.
And Mrs. q. Weisserber are fast recovering
from their late illness.
Last week WAS . cold week and every.
body was iling their ice houses with ice
about six inches thick.
About an inch of snow fell here on Tues.
day night and all were swetpin. their side.
walks the next morning.
Geo. Hawley, Of Grauseville passed
through town on Wednesday, en- route to
the lower country on visit.
VIM. Anderson returned from the Lo Lo
last week and reports but little snow in
that section and all were well.
W. p. Hunt, who had his leg broken
Some days ago, is rapidly improving and
will soon be able to be about a.ain
The first snow of the season tell on the
to whl'en the ground in this section
Ko letter mall arrived from the lower
country yesterday, owing to some ,ni.tss.
Aeiny made an chanGn, IN. matt below.
A. y. Gre~us. deputy U S. Marshal
!sft Tor the Lower country on Friday, amt
Oeiore lie returas H. Intends visiting CAL
Mrs. R4th urn. left for her home in
oregon, after several weeks v,si with he,
daughter, Mrs. Oscar Bu4Geli, ou Friiay
last
Aessrs White and Jones, contractors and
builders, have been ia the city this week
Oh toe court business. contract for which is
about to be let.
A grand Leap Year ball was given at
"enesee on the 3lst Of last month, and quite
Number attended from this city and re.
port having pleasant time.
n j. Monroe returned from q trip to
oregon City, on Saturday, where he had
accompanied his family who will remsin
there until Spring on visit.
Tie Genesee Passenger stage could not
Cross tie river on Saturday last. in consc-
'4uencs II the ice. and no connection was
made between here and that place.
We have had an extraordinary mild win.
Ter so fer and # It should BECOME cold re.
member the Palace Saloon always has a
good supply VI a, No. Cutter Mkiskey
On hand.
chariey and Mt. Dowd, who have been
81 nome in Tanmany. on visit during the
"o''days. returned to Spokan on Monday,
w resume their studies in the Catholic
college at that place.
1t has been reported, by someone who
WAS desirous OF injuring the town of Gen.
fsee, that the small pox was raging there.
nc have aeen several persons direct from
thefe and they say such repoIt il false.
fha rattle at Grecnhurg's Tor the Piano
lamp aud Dinner Sci of Dishes, advertised
W take plac. On New Year night, has been
postponed tar o short time. A few uum,
oers remain unsold Ja!l early to secvre
one.
s ne ch'n-se OF this city have bad erected
me new Josh House and on Monday
Ign, ABOUT IL o'clock, they began to run
s shs aesii away from it, = firing fire crackers
s.a .g tambs and playing their brass
'Snd till early msrn.
In lviter written to l. B. Boise. OF this
s s,y from delegate Dubois, he states that
m parties IN Neg PeEoe county who wish
800 from the Agricultural Department to
sna .e 70 him at Washington aud be will
'nuea'or to supply them.
.ohn CLARK passed through town last
".ex from Florence, Gu route to lows,
,L"ere he will remain for the u IN ainder Of
~ iae winter. He reports very mild winter
~ r"e maintains. SO far and the, boys all
VII and pro1spering in camp.