Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1890-05-22

little life into the place that the moss
backs gaze in wonder at the transfor-
nation going on since the new manage
ment Of the paper there is waking up
things at Il lively rate. May she 60 on
higher, for she has noble band of
pioneers If the moss has grown over
some of them. They have hearts rs
big as ever seen in an OK, and they
open them to all reasonable demands
upon them. In years gone by we have
tried them and remember the result
with pride for the old settlers at Lewis
ton.-Pomeroy Independent.
The Annie Faxon is becoming fam
GUS for her excursion trips this season.
More than fifty persons were aboard
last Sunday when she made her second
trip up Clearwater for this season.
The run was to be to Fir Bluffs but
having taken on the freight at that
point they ventured to explore the
unknown channel above and sue
ceeded in reaching a mile beyond the
Big Eddy, point higher than ever
such vessel has gone before. The
day was delightful one and the trip
very pleasant. All who went unite in
saying that it was the finest ever made
and are enthusiastic to try it again.
We stop the press (Thursday noon)
to chronicle serious accident to Jacob
w. Crooks. He was in Sherwin's liv-
cry stable, examining a Walla Walla
Percheron stallion, when another horse
was led by, and the stallion, thinking
it was approaching too close, kicked
out and struck Jake in the groin,
breaking two ribs. The extent of the
internal injuries are not known. A
second kick from the same stallion
broke the left leg of Mr.. Whitman,
who resides in the foothills south of
town. The stallion is ordinarily very
gentle and we'll broke, and the kicks
were directed at another horse and
not at the men, SO the injuries may
be regarded as purely accidental.-Free
Press.
The Idaho Pear Company have just
closed very successful seasons work.
More than four thousand trees were
shipped to parties all over the United
States, to many European countries
and to different parts of South Ameri-
ca. They have prepared this season
more than 900 slips and cuttings.
The fruit Is meeting with highest
praise from nurscrymen and fruit grow.
ers everywhere. The following clipped
from the Idaho Democrat shows how
the fruit is taking in Southern Idaho
"Rust, the nurseryman, has sold scores
of the Idaho pear tree this season. II
is a fine new variety that got its start
at Lewiston"
Iatah county is we'll supplied with
live active business men who never
lose an opportunity to advance theil
own interest. Both the Moscow and
Genesee papers this week are flying
!. announcements for fairs to be held al
their respective towns. Genesee claim.
from June 18th. to l4th. for her races
Moscow September 80 to October 4
:. Genesee has advertised a race program
= only but Moscow pushes further int.
the field and urges display Of pro
ducts. The Star of Idaho makes
strong appeal to all in its last issue t
make the fair worthy display, an
j its characteristic vigorous manne
strikes the key note. Nothing is bel
: ter incentive or would be better ad
!. vertisement for the rich Palouse an
the country tributary. We thin
IL further that the farmers and citizens {
> Nez Perce should fall in line and Civ
Is hearty support to the proposed fair.
Di Owing to the fact that the Lewisto
" ball club will visit Pomeroy on Decor
" ton day and cross bats with the clu
y? at that place, our boys thought it ~
IT visable to practice Sunday, so mate
10 game was arranged with the secon
o. nine and promptly at 80 O'Clock tt
n. two clubs were on the ground and Il
IN game was contested for all there was
Nv it. Both b,tsteries were In excelle1
m condition and did some very eff1cie1
I'd playing, and with strong support
,r- bases and in the field, the score stood
ss to In favor of the first nine. Our bo
he hardly expect to win the game on Dt
A. Grafton day, but will try and keep th'
mo- opponents awake. A large crowd
to spectators were ON the ground to "
vt ness the game-it being the first mat
game of the season, and all were gre
l., ly elated over the brilliant playi
=. throughout the entire game. Time
y. cupied In playing the game was or