Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-08-30
The Business Houses In Lewiston w hose
Propriet0rs Advertise IN their Loca al
Paper.
CALIFORNIA BREWERY.

This was first established in 1862 by
Gamble & Brown. In 1868 it was con
Quoted by Gamble & Weisgerbcr, and
so continued up to 1860, when it merged
into the house of Weisgcrber Brothers,
and is now conducted by these gentle.
men, who keep an orderly and quiet es.
adjustment, which is a resort for many
of our citizens who now and then desire
to quench their thirst with glass of
good beer. Their place of business is
on First street.
j. G. BALDWIN,
Dealer 10 merchandise, located now
on corner of Main and Second streets.
This house first did business here in
1861, under name of Baldwin Brothers.
For several years they brought stocks of
goods here and traded from six to nine
months each year, closed out their stocks
and went to the lower towns to spend the
Winter and purchase new stocks. For
the past few years j. G. Baldwin has
been cole proprietor and has kept open
store during the entire year. He has
been quite successful in large Indian
trade. He generally carries stock of
about $4,000 value. Goods received
by steamer this season about "a tons.
GRosTEIN Il BINNARD.
This house is on west side of Second
street. Grostein 4 Hepner first did
business here as merchants in 1862.
Then followed Grosteiu Bros. Then
Grostein Il Alexander, and in 1867 the
house of Grostein a. Binnard was first
established, and has done a good and
safe business up to the present time.
They have branch house at Washing.
ton and Mt. Idaho 10 Idaho county, and
one at Genessee valley in Ncz Perez
county. They have constructed the
only brick store yet occupied in the
place. They own several mule pack
trains employed in freightins goods to
the different trading posts east of this
place. They generally carry in their
trade at this point about $50 900 stock
ofgeneral merchandise. Goods received
this season 1913 tons.
A. DAMAs,
also merchant.on west side of Second
street. Formerly traded in Pierce City,
Shoshone county. Established business
here in March 1873, and has sine been
constant dealer in general merchandise
and has been quite successful, also in
securing Indian trade He generally
carries about 1900 stock. Goods re.
ceived this season 80 tons.
j. ALEXANDER, !.
corner of Second and D street. Dealer
in general merchandise. Alexander for.
lnerly dealt in Pierce City, came here in
1874 and did business under the firm
name Of Hexter h Alexander. In
April 1877, he bought out Hexter aud
has since conducted the business in his
own name and has been quite successful.
lie carries from $4,000 to $4,000
stock OF goods suited to the trade of this
section. Goods received this season IA
tons.
HAwLEY, DoDD & Co.
u. krebs. agent. Office at j. Alex.
ander's. Dealer in wagons, Carriages
and all kinds agricultural implements
This house was first established here in
the Spring Of 1878, and seems to bid
fair to DO q permanent fixture oe the
place. The great and increasing de.
mand for such wares as this firm sun
plies, aud the liberal terms upon which
they offer to SELL cannot fail to secur,
Tor that house good business in thi.
vicinity. They generally have her,
about $4,000 Of stock and any quautit,
more easy of access when the steamer,
run 10 Lewiston.
HOTEL DE FRANCE,
corner of Second and Il street. Thi
popular hotel was first established i,
1861. 1t was for long time conduc
ted by Madam de Francois and was de
servedly popular under her management
Ia 1874 the premises were occupied b,
Raymond Saux and lady who have sine,
fully kept up the reputation ofthe hous
as house for the stranger. The offic,
Of the Walla Walla aud Lewiston stag,
company is at this house, and its table
rooms, beds and other accommodation
are generally as good as found in inter
Tor towns, aud the managers are kin,
aud oblising.
Cry HOTEL,
Formerly known as the Luna House