Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1890-07-17

AdNc Uetll VII SdllilON river IOr lNC past
three months, branding horses, returned
last Friday evening. They report stock
doing we'll.
Mrs. II. X. Barnett and son, Mark,
and Mrs. J. Clindining and little
daughter, returned Tuesday from Spo-
kane Falls, where they had been visit
ing for several days.
The grains and grasses grow luxur-
iantly and yield prolifically in Idaho.
Already Nez Perce county is said to be
as famous for its tame grasses rs the
blue grass region of Kentucky.
GIRL WANTED.-Mrs. II. Grostein,
"E' street, desires to secure the SER
vices of good girl to do gen.
eral homework. Anyone desiring
such a position call at the above
address.
Mr.. w. B. Carithers, of the Paradise
roller mills, Of Moscow, was in Lewis.
ton Wednesday, in the interest of his
mill, endeavorlng to make arrange
ments with some of our merchants to
handle his flour.
Mr.. E. Ktsmiller and family, who
left Lewiston short time ago and
went to Post Falls to live, returned to
Lewiston this week, and says that he
is contented to remain in the coming
metropolis while longer yet.
If the first governor elected by the
State of Idaho will take as deep an
interest in our State affairs as the last
Territorial governor has taken, happy
and fortunate indeed will be the 43rd
State of the Union-Boise Statesman.
There are two things essential to win
success in Idaho. One is money; the
other good rustling ability put into
active and continuous operation. The
man who was too lazy to make living
In the east, will be equally a failure
here.
Dent & Butler are now prepared to
furnish the best bottled soda water
that the latest and best apparatus, in
skilled hands, can produce with the
purest supplies. Quantities from one
case to car load. They can and will
sell cheaper than all others.
The Lewiston has, ball club will
cross bats with the Moscow club, at
this place on Sunday, the 9th. We
hope for good game, but we cannot,
as yet, say what the outcome will be.
One thing we can say, and that is, that
the Moscow boys will be royalty enter
tanned.
1t is surprising to note the work that
is being done on the railroad between
Moscow and this city. We were act
ually surprised at the headway that has
been made and no doubt our prediction
will come true-that we will hear the
whistle of the iron horse by October lst.
-Juliaetta Jem.
The latest novelty is the new
Charter Oak stoves at G.. C. Bunnell's
They have the celebrated GuAzE door
for ovens. Have you seen them :?
Call and examine. No more burnt pie
crust. No more underdone biscuits.
Everything baked to turn by care
fully distributed heat.
The first issue of the Kendrick Advo-
cate has reached our Office. 1t is six
column quarto, ably edited by H. l..
Frost, and is brimfull of good news con-
cerning Kendrick and the Potlatch
country. The people of that section
should get to the front and give Mr..
Frost hearty support.
The property that has been purchased
for depot and yard purposes by the
Northern Pacific is being rapidly
cleared off. The buildings that are of
any value are being moved to other
quarters, and before many days work
by the company will be commenced
In the shape of buildings.
The Lewiston Athletic Association
will soon be in good working order
The suits for a number of the members
have arrived, and the apparatus il
expected most any day. Special busi
ness is to be attended to next meeting
and all are positively requested to bt
present next Saturday night.
Now let Governor Shoup complete tn,
grand work by calling the general elec
ton at the earliest possible dats. TIL,
people of Idaho have fought. waitet
and prayed for Statehood, and it II
right and proper that the last vestag'
, of Territorial vassalage should be re
. moved at the earliest possible day.
Mountain Home Mail.
/. Work Is now being pushed as fast a
possible on the Lewiston branch Of tn
: Northern Pacific. 1t has advanced 9
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