Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1882-11-23
Build the Potlatch road.

headquarters there
Build the Potlatch road.
Hon. James Odle is en- route for Boise.
All kinds Of tinware at Bunnells, cheap. |
Tas Candy betting is found at Bunnells
Agent Montcith from Lapwai was in town
On Saturday.
H. Brown Of Mt Idaho is still with us
and 30 is Vim. Coram.
Call and see Lake at his jeweler shop on
MAR street. Tit
Henry SpaulGing. proprietor OF Almota, |
gave us a call on Monday last.
MIR, Duber and Jas. Rice of Camas Pra.
srie, paid our city visit this week.
Holiday goods at NJ. NJ. Williams furni-
tufe store. Call and examine. 7-7lm
Rev. Mr.. Boyd and lady gave their par.
ishioners = reception party last Friday eve
ming.
Lou Chapman reports tn. North Fork of
The Clearwater Al blocked by ice In several
places early this week.
The Potiatch quartz mines continue to
attract attention. The junior of the TELLER
has gone up to view the situation.
Prof. Ross has opened the Palace Saloon
in this city, where you can get the best Of
liquors and cigsrs-give him cali. CIV
Alph Beall has been en- gagged in surveying
the town Of Assotin, near the mouth OF that
stream, during the PAST week.
Geo. H. Lake has opened jewelers. shop
Just east of the Raymond House and is do
ing good work in his line. tit
District court at Mt. Idaho was in session
few days last week, as we have been in
formed but little business was before the
court.
Agent Monieitii and wife on returning
from Lewiston the other day had a runaway.
Both were thrown from the buggy, but
neither seriously hurt.
The Land Office will be closed Thanks
giving day, Nov. 3Oth. J. NJ. HOWE,
Il. J. MONROE, Register.
Receiver.
P. T. Lomax, formerly of this place, but
now resident of Pierce City, paid our city
visit this week, and is looking as hearty
- ever.
Mrs. Gordon and two daughters, mother
and sisters of Mesdams Mcclure and Hester
Of this city, arrived on the steamer on Sat.
urday last from Point Arena, Cal.
Travelling through the country just at
this time is anything but pleasant. The
roads in many places are very muddy. and
on Craigs Mountain are very slippery.
You can get more good furniture, for the
money, at NJ. M. Williams furniture store
than you can any place this side Of The
Dalles-and don't you forget it! 7-7-lm
The steamers are rapidly absorbing the
wheat and other grain for shipment along
the banks Of the Snake river between this
point and Riparia.
Everybody is now enquiring about Lakes
new jeweler shop, and what kind of work
he can do. The surest way to learn is t.
call and test his skill. 7.lt
The trustees of the College have placed a
fine new Haynes Bros, piano in the College
hall, purchased from the well known firm
of D. W. Prentic i Co., Portland, Ogn.
The Methodist Collegiate school room is
now neat, commodious and cozy. Religious
services are held there every Sabbath, a
which Rev. Mr.. T%rr, the principal, officates
n. H. and John Rice of Camas Prairi
went Through town last week, each with
four.horse team and wagon loaded will
bacon and hams for Schwabacher of Wall
Walla.
c. G. Bunnell L Brother have now one @
che neatest and best arranged brick store
found this side Of Portland. ANY person
&ho will take the trouble to examine it care
fully throughout will accord with us in thi
~aew ct the premises.
A MILE OF SIDEwALK.-We now have
Continuous sidewalk from above Mr.. j. T
Vo1lmer's residence ON 4 street to the corne
Of the public school ground on Montgomer
street. School children need not suffer frol
wet feet
The ladies of the NJ. L. Church will hol
: social next Friday eve.. at the Colleg
nall. The thing of interest will be suppe
and ~ "a gallery. All persons desirin
profiles Of themselves can Obtain them for
small amount. A good time expected. Al
Both parents and scholars generally en-
dorse and acquiesce in the school rules late
iy adopted by the Board for the government
OF our public schools. They seem to be nee
s'sary for the proper discipline of the school
and make the labor and perplexity of tn
teachers much less in the government of tn
schools.
Hon. B. F. Morris, of Mt. Idaho, sen
dswn, last week. a $50 greenback to tn
trustees of the Lewiston Collegiate lnstitut
asa donation to the Institute. He says if Lew
'ston developes her educational advantage
~ she has commenced and opens good road
70 the surrounding country as she is able t
DO. her citizens need not be anxious abou
the further prosperity Of the city.