Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-03-18


Representative Fulton of Idaho
county was In the city Saturday.
Kjos received two Nickel t'olunibias
this week-they are beauties.
Tom Oliver has accepted u clerkship
In the Jersey House at Grangevilie.
Mrs. Marian Austin, the apostle vt
applied Christianity Is In tha city.
Chas Isecke 0f AsOtin will build
first class tiour mill In that town this
spring.
Work has actually commenced on
the Weiser, Seven Devils h Spokane
railroad.
SEND BARLEY FOR sALE-- Enquire
ut the Boss Feed Stable or Of Ed
Fountain.
The people Of Hatwai will give their
farewell dance of the season next FRI
day evening.
700 head o hogs were shipped this
morning by the steamer Lewiston to
Omaha.
Judge Poe went to Waha last week,
and fishcd through the ice. and caught
TO fine trout.
Call ut the Golden Star Grocery
aud inspect the premium tea. Excel
lent prizes given away.
Just received ut Breemer's, a large
invoice Of dishes; also carries the
largest stock Of secondhand goods IN
town.
SEED BARLEY FOR sALE-- Enquire
at the Boss Feed Stable or Of Ed
Fountain.
w. J. Clemens of Anatone passed
through the city Tuesday with % head
of stall feed beet steers to be shipped 70
Seattle.
County Commissioner Armstrong
was confined to his bed the first OF the
week from the effects Of u relapse Of the
measles.
o. NJ. Collins the Rimrock farmer
says the wheat III the district north
Of Lewiston has not been injured by
the freeze
The steamer Lewiston Is being rugged
with steam caustan. This Improve
ment Is to facilitate the navigation Of
the Clearwater this spring.
Mahoney Bros. OF Wallace purchased
Mr.. A. q. Wisner's stall feed beef cat
tie this week ut The good price of ~
cents poutd q gross weight.
SEED BAkLFY For sALE-Enquire
at the Boss Feed Stable or Of ia
Fountain.
Hon. {. II. Holt went to Grangeville
Tuesday. He purchased some resi-
dence lots in Lewiston and will build
home here during the summer.
Lafayette Knowlton has purchased
milk route OF Mr.. Wright, and he
will giv.. close attention to the dairy
business In this city IN the future.
The stage turned over last week
while approaching lake Waha from
Grangevile. The accident occasIoned
some excitement and annoyance, hut
no damage.
w. w. I.eeper returned Monday
from business trip to NorthDort and
Rossland. His mother, Mrs. Riley ac>
companied him and will extend her
visit through the summer.
The district court will meet on the
Goth Of March. Yesterday was the last
day for serving processes and Sheriff
Barton had three deputies in the field
closing up the business prior to the
term.
Some soldiers On parole passed
through the city Yesterday on hunt
ing tour to the Salmon river country
They had pack tram aud were
e1VIpi"u i"' hfoutu ouItuk aHVuk
the Silver-tips.
j. w. Wunder Of NeZperce was a
| caller Saturday. He met here brother
just out from Nebraska who comes
to make his home In Idaho. He will
take land on the reservation aud eff-
gage in farming and stockraisin9.
A sto,kman reports the purchase o1
n carload Of corn IN Nebraska for $50
/ the freight charge on the same was
1925. Here is premium for the
Lewiston valley farmer Of $225 OF
every carload of corn grown.
II. NJ. Jorgens, the kamiah mer
chant, was In the city yesterday. HI
reports favorable winter In his quar-
ter of the reservation. The people ar
in good spirits and the outlOok for ,
prosperous year is very good.