Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1890-05-22

interesting program consisting of
dramas, dialogues, calisthenics vocal
and instrumental music will be given.
0. P. Barkwill, one of the statesmen
in the furniture department of the
U. S. store, was down from Moscow
Sunday on visit and remained until
Monday afternoon when he returned
home.
F.. J. Bratton, book-keeper for the
Juliaetta U. S. store, in company with
Robert Snyder, was here from Juliaetta
Sunday taking in what there was to be
seen, as we'll as attending to business
matters.
a. McGregor and Judge Cowen, of
Pierce City, are in town this week.
Our Lo Lo correspondent intimates
that the gentlemen are warmly inter-
ested In the Chinese mining claim
troubles that have agitated Pierce City
during the last few weeks.
G. w. Austin has gone to Lewiston
to assume the management of the diff
ferent stage lines now operated by Felix
Warren of that place. Charlie is n
straightforward, honorable young man
Of good abilities and is well fitted for
the position-Pomeroy Washingtonian.
C.. c. Bunnell received last week
another carload of the celebrated
Glidden barb wire. The superiority of
the Glidden wire is made manifest from
the fact that dealers everywhere are
ordering that make. The farmers will
have no other.
DIR. F. S. Stirling has returned to
Lewiston and wishes to announce to
his friends and patrons that he will at
once resume the practice of his profess
sion here. DIR. Stirling is well known
to our people and needs no recommen-
dation at our hands.
GIRL WANTED.-Mrs. f. Baird
would like to secure the services of a
good, we'll trained domestic to do all
kinds of general housework. Family
small and work light. Address or call
on Mrs. f. Baird, residence on school
house lane, Lewiston, Idaho.
w. .B. Figgin, one of the clerks In
Mcconnell, Mcclure & Co.'S. general
merchandise store at Moscow, was in
Lewiston Sunday visiting the family
of James Poe. He returned Monday
afternoon accompanied by his wife
who had been spending the week in
this city visiting with friends.
Capt. NJ. NJ. Williams has just re
ceived a full carload of assorted furni
ture direct from the Red Wing Manu-
factoring Co., Red Wing, Minnesota
The invoice consists of tables, chair
and complete bedroom sets. Every
) thing new in design and tasty In finish
!; but call and convince yourself.
The Lawn Social Of Tuesday nigh
given by the ladies of the Presbyterian
church and was we'll attended ant
proved very lucrative to the manage
, ment. The evening was rather COO
for the full enjoyment Of ice cream bu
, with coffee for second course tn
. pleasure seekers managed to accomod
ate themselves to the weather. Th
lovely lawn decorated with Japanes
, lanterns and tastely arranged table
, looked especially attractive and refet
, ted great credit to the ladies VIII
had it in charge.
The editor of the Asotin Sentint
seems to be laboring under the mil
II taken idea that there is a jealousy e,
, isting between Lewiston and Asotil
Though just how or why there shoul
It be he fails to disclose and the facts ia
o to substantiate that there is or ever wa
.e Twice our friend has seen fit to give
covert thrust. Now wouldn't 1t
!. we'll my brother to practice some
- that "neighborly" feeling you portrs
:, and notice our good points occasional
and not pick out our faults and foible
The Alice Coburn benefit conce
;" was we'll attended and those wi
'e came were amply repaid. The pr
y gram in all parts was excellently re
C. dered. Lewiston has representatit
X of musical talent of which she mi
ly well be proud. Prof. Holtbuer Is
e- able and enthusiastic instructor, al
ly his pupils reflect his careful and thu
ough training. To the playing of NJ
N. Coburn too great a credit cannot
NJ given. When We consider the dil
Ia culties under which she labOrs, bel
ch deprived as she is of sight, and listen
her music delicate in touch and peri
in time, it seems truly wonderful.
~ The Grostein Il Binnard pack tn
~ ~, started Monday morning for the w
=. rens camp. The train consisted OF ii