Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-06-04

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the city. For particulars, enquire IA
TELLER Office.
Miss Ora Justison, of Moscow, ant
Mr.. james p. Rood, of Linville. Latal
county, were married at the Raymond
House, May 30th, by Rev. l.. w. Sib'
bett.
c. M. Day, c. NJ. HUFF, NJ. l.. Muir
ray and other mining men departed
Monday for Florence. These gentle.
men repr. sent some rich mines in that
promising camp.
Don't fail to see the big Georgia
Minstrel show at Masonic hall. This
Is great show-the genuine article
q" tonight aud bring all your friends
don't miss the free concert this even.
ing. Everyone go.
REWARD OFFERED-For Informal
ton of II head OF horses branded j. l.
connected, on left shoulder. Last seen
on reservation. Report to +. D. Page,
Lewiston, or John Levi, Lapwai.
Land Office business has been brisk
this past month. There were l16 home
stead entries, including 1926 acres;
three final proofs; and one soldier, de-
claratory statement. The cash receipts
were $2,36967; cash sales, 1863 acres.
There were only so homestead entries
during the month of April.
We haye fine assortment of
Window Shades, Linoelum, Oil Cloth,
Mattings and new Furniture of all
kinds at prices to suit everyone. Call
and examine our stock.
NJ. NJ. WILLIAMS 4 Co.
Everybody go and see the famous
Georgia Minstrels. They are the best
colored minstrel company on the road
the only recognized colored min
strel company that PLAYS the standard
theatres in all the large cities. See
them tOningt. Reserved seats SiX-bits.
The Queen Cafe is now the popu-
lar eating house of the city. They
keep everything on hand that is eata-
BILE, and guarantee to satisfy the palate
of "A king.
The famous Georgia Ministries arr.
here-thirty strong-this is the genu-
inc article. They have an unbroken
record of success of twenty-four years.
Go and see them tonight at the Ma
sonic Hall, also Friday night. This
famous company carries the finest
band on the road. Reserved seats
cents.
Courtney Meek, u well known pio-
neer, who went from this county to
Portland Il few weeks ago is reported
The peace officers suspicion
murder and are working up the case,
He had several hundred dollars in
money IN his possession, and IL is
feared he was murdered for his money.
The settlers upon the reservation
have suffered severely from the loss Of
their work-horses by straying. They
are necessarily compelled to range
their stock upon the open prairie and
this annoyance is natural result of
that condition of circumstance. In
some case stock rustlers who are de-
sirous Of securing rewards are charged
with driving off teams for the purpose
Of eXacting rewards for their return.
The races at the Willows were i'm &C.
cordance with program and the lovers
IF good horses enjoyed the event.
The talent was surprised at the result.
This made the race more enjoyable for
the outside. In the mile race Skip
per took first money, Foxey second,
third, Dock Morris last.
There will be an interesting race meet.
ing at the Willows, beginning today.
Some good horses will be present. The
race grounds are q fine resort and Wis
tors I'm the city who visit there will
enjoy the day.
-For bargains in Tailor made
clothes go to F. l.. Du Mont's Tailor
Shop. Long experience in Purrine's
enables him to guarantee satisfaction
1t very low prices. Besides. cleaning
and repairing, "dyeing" will be done,
hat will not fade. In place of Pur-
rine's, at present at Fifth street, north
If Cash Hardware Store. 1874 t.
There was an interesting service at
The Methodist church last Sunday
night. A sketch Of the life of Mary
Reed, the devoted missionary was WV
dly presented by course of readings
which recOunted her experience
among the lepers IN India. She be-
came a martyr III the interest of her
'eligiOus faith. She contracted the
Tread malady and low expects to Ike
cured by faith. She is reported to be