Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1890-06-26

Aioveu 10 halnal ana will complete the
work at that point. The allotment is
being pushed rapidly this year. Nc
opposition whatever is met with. The
Indians are ready and anxious to have
their lands set off.
Dent 4 Butler are now prepared to
furnish the best bottled soda water
that the latest and best apparatus, in
skilled hands, can produce with the
purest supplies. Quantities from one
case to car load. They can and will
sell cheaper than all others.
For the Biennial Conclave of the
Knights of Pythias, to be held at Mil.
waukee, Wisconsin, July Sth to 10Th.
round trip rate will be Eighty-nine
dollars and Seventy cents 1889. 10Y,
Dates of sale and limit will be announc-
ed later. 7. J. Peabody, agent.
A tower is being built along side the
Catholic church upon which fine bell
will be placed. A large one of the fin
est quality and tone has been ordered
from the Buckeye bell foundry. The
fire department have ordered in con-
nection, an attachment for fire alarm
purposes
Master Roy Quackenbush has a posi-
ton in a fine job printing office in
Portland. He wrote glowing letter
to one of his friends here setting forth
the advantages and beauties of living
in city. Among other inducements
he states that cigarettes cost but 5 cts.
a package.
The completion of the new Touring
mill at Genesee will be celebrated bv a
grand dance. The event will take
place Friday evening, June 9th,
under the auspices Of "The Music. y
With new floor, plenty of room, and
fine music, the occasion will be made
one of great pleasure to all.
Miss Kate Nelms, of Pennington, ar
rived at home last week, from an alb
sence of three years. She has been,
during this time, in attendance at the
State University, of Ohio, and brings
as evidence of her good work, a dipio-
ma and the proud title of Bachelor of
Science. Her friends extend to her a
cordial welcome.
We received an ANONYMOUS COM
showing the opposite side
of the question concerning the action
of the crowd at the time of the killing
of Frank Hoyt at Uniontown. It Is
and will be the custom of this Office
not to publish any anonymous COM
All letters for publication
must be sent in over the writer's name.
Elmer Waldrip, associate editor and
proprietor of the Asotin Sentinel, made
the TELLER a pleasant call on Satur-
day last Mr.. Waldrip gave us many
facts of interest conceriiing the re-
sources and prospects of Asotin Co.
He Is versatile and pleasant writer as
Is shown by the breezy article that ap-
peared In the last issue of the Sentinel.
WILDER Leland ras returned to his
position in the mail service and is rum
ming as formerly between Spokane
Falls and .Pendleton: He spent two
months at Hot Springs, Arkansas, and
Is now fully recovered from the throat
trouble that caused his illness. Wilbur
Is an excellent employee. The officials
everywhere compliment his rapid, ac-
curate work.
B. F. Morris delivered the address
before the Pioneer Association at
last week. The Free Press
gave a brief synopsis of it, showing it
to be q very able and complete resume
of the history, present status and future
prospect of Camas Prairie. Mr.. Morris
Is an energetic, representative citizen
and has q hand in every enterprise
that tends to develop that famous
region.
The Bronco Riding of last Saturday
was postponed one week and on the
28th. inst. the exhibition will be
given and the prizes awarded to the
best rider. There were not OH last
horses sufficient to make
contest. The racing and ball playing
matches however came off. E.. A.
won the 100 yard foot race,
with Henry Reed second; time, II
seconds.
An election was held last Saturday
in Asotin City for the purpose of su :
the problem of incorporation
to the people of Asotin and electing
mayor, cOuncilmen and treasurer. The
following result was reached: For
Incorporation, unanimous; for mayor,
Chas. Isecke; for councilmen, III. E.
Benedict, N. Ausman, r. Ruddy, E.
Baumeister, ]. A. Campbell; treasurer,
]: O'Keefe.
On Thursday, Delegate Dubois sue
SSS Au CCSuAAAS oCNCAdA kJCAutC
amendments to the appropriation bill
In the interest of Idaho. Among them
were an appropriation of $1,000 for the
office of Secretary of the Territory to
pay the expenses incidental to the
coming State election; a $500 increase
for the surveyor generals Office and q
like increase for the assay ce.-Boise
Statesman.
For THE PURPOSE OF ADVERTISING,
THE ST. LOUIS BREWING AssOCIA-
TfON HAVE SHIPPED ON COMMISSION
10 JOHN P. VoLLMER & Co. A CAR
LOAD OF THEIR x x x EXPORT Bot
TIED BEER. 1T Is AN ADMITTED
FACT THAT THIS BEER Is THE BEST OF
ALL BRANDS ON THE MARKET.
TRY A BOTTLE AND IF NOT sATIsFAC-
TORY MONEY WILL BE REFUNDED.
For SALE AT NEARLY ALL SALOONS.
ASK FOR 1T.
Another old relic has passed from our
gaze. The old Court building sold last
week to w. J. Akin has been torn
down and the debris hauled off to his