Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-08-30

G lobe Hotel which was burned. The
Luna House was first established by
Hill Beachy in 1861 and was under his
management very popular resort for
al classes. After Beachy sold out differ.
ent parties assumed charge and conduc.
ted it with Indifferent success till it
came into the hands of its present pro-
prietor, who since then has made many
changes and marked improvementsin the
building and general character, in con.
sequence has received good share of
the public patronage. He has laid the
foundation for new brick edifce which
if completed and conducted properly
would be great acquisition to the con-
venience and comfort of the travelling
public and an ornament to the town.
LoEwENBERG BRorHERs,
corner of Third and D streets. General
merchandising. This house was estab.
lisscd first by Judius Loewenberg in
1864 and conducted by him till 1869,
then one or two brothers became associa.
ted with him, afterwards he retired from
the firm and established business in
Portland, and the three brothers, Benia.
min, Herman and Abram have conduc.
ted the business ever since with much
success. In 1874 they bought out L.
Ankeny's business at the present stand
and have been doing business at this
stand up to the present time. They
have branch house at Genessee val-
ley, at Pierce City and the Sutler store
at the I.apwai garrison. They have
cons ierable trade with the Indian
Agency. The agency of Wells, Fargo
and the up country expresses is with
them. They carry from $4,000 to
$4,000 of stock in their trade, and
send good stocks Into the interior. Goods
received this season 1917 tons.
LUNA STABLE,
on Il street between Third and Fourth,
now conducted by N. b. Holbrook.
This stable was first established in 1861
during the time Hill Bcachy conducted
the Luna House. 1t has changed pro-
prletors several times, but has always
been a popular stable, and never kept
in better condition than under its pres
ent proprietor. Both horses aud car
riages are here kept for letting, and
they are generally kept III good repair.
j. II. YANE.
Blacksmithing, across the street from
the Luna stable. This shop has been in
operation since 1875, but the present
proprietor took possession in 1877 and
has here established good business in
his line and has the credit of doing good
work and at fair prices.
NOLAN & CALDWELL,
on north side of Main street. General
stabling and livery business. This
stable was established about 1866. 1t
was formerly kept by II. Critics and diff
ferent parties have conducted it. The
present proprietors have occupied it
about 1 years and have done good
business. They obtain much trade from
packers and transient men who desire
feed. They keep some horses and car
riages to let.
DIR. H. w. STANTON,
on Main street head of Fourth. Physi.
clan aud Surgeon and druggist. DR..
Stanton established himself here in
1864, has been quite successful practi
TONER and has the confidence of very
large class of the people in this section
as skillful in his profession.
JOHN RREARLEY,
corner of Fourth and Main streets. As.
sayer and Banker. This house was FIRST
established by John Proctor in 1870, al:
tho said Proctor had done some assay
ing business here prior to that time. In
1872 John Brearley succeeded said
Proctor in the business Of assaying and
banking and has made it quite success
full, aud through him, miners, mer
chants and others have done large
amount Of assaying and exchange bust
ness, and from him many loans have
been obtained to relieve temporary
S'ioSOhSy III ihouty maLterS.
G. G. BUNNELL.
south side of Main street. Dealer il
stoves, tin and general hardware, ant
manufacturer of tin ware. This hous,
was first established 10 1862 by Bunnel
Bros. and so continued till 1868, wher
@. &. Bunnell assumed the entire owner
ship aud control. The business of tn,
house has been regular progressive ant
profitable, and Its proprietor has acquir
ed reasonable competence from th,
business. He has also branch hous,
at Dayton in which he has considerable,
interest. He carries in the Lewisto,
house from $4,000 to $4,000 of stock
Goods received this season 26 tons.
| II. GALE's
saloon on Main street opened in 1877
where customers are furnished will
choice liquors and cigars.
T. S. BILLINGS.
| Saddle and Harness manufactorv n,