Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1890-04-24
LEWISTON. IDAHO. APRIL a. 1890.


good shave, hair cut or bath. He has
the only first class shop in the city.
Services at the Nj. f.. Church next
Sunday evening at s p. m. by the Pas
tor, L.J. Whitcomb. A cordial invi-
tation is extended to all the young
men.
Peter Hourcade, an old-timer, came
down from Weippe this week and
among other duties of profit and pleas
ure, paid to have the TELLER forwarded
him for another year.
Down went McGinty to the bot
tom Of the sea. But he wouldn't have
been driven to the rash act if he had
made his home happy by buying Dex-
ter A stove Of Bunnell.
HORSES ! HORSES! HoRsEs!-Any-
one wishing saddle or pack horses, stock
being sold off at low figure, can secure
a bargain by calling on the under
signed, J. N. Lindsay. st
E. J. Moore, of st. Louis, came in
Saturday and remained few days,
and says that Lewiston is the sole topic
of conversation among people who are
thinking of immigrating westward.
GIRL WANTED.-A good girl de-
string situation in private family
to do general housework can obtain
position by enquiring at the resi-
dence of r. Grostein on E. Street,
Lewiston Idaho.
1t is rumored that red hot Republi-
can paper is soon to be started in Mos
cow. With statehood coming on and
campaign times in view, they feel like
having the political pot ready to boil
when the proper time comes.
Messrs. A. p. Sawyer, H. b. Nichols
and D. A. Macintosh, three very ac.
tive real estate men of Spokane Falls,
came in Wednesday and are looking
over the future great city of this coun-
try with view to making investments.
Surveyor Bell reports that fifty acres
has been plated this week into blocks
and streets, pegs driven and corners
marked, on the hill. The lot stakes
will soon be down and you can then
determine accurately where and how
much you buy.
Judge Norman Buck stopped in town
over Sunday en- route for Mt. Idaho
where he will attend the session of the
court. His stay however short gave
ample opportunity for our energetic
committee to present the paper ant
secure donation.
The engineer that Is to lay off tn,
survey for the Lewiston Water ant
Light Company was expected to arriv,
on Monday, but failed to put in ap
pearance. A telegram disclosed th'
fact that he was delayed in Spokan,
but will be here in few days.
Mrs. w. b. Palmer wishes to an
nounce to the ladies of Lewiston in gen
eral, and her patrons in particular, thai
she has again opened dressmakine
and fitting establishment, and can be
found in the Cooper building, opposite
Vollmers. All work guaranteed. Rates
reasonable.
Benz. Booth has been making re
pairs this week on his water way
through the city, consequently thu
water for irrigation purposes has beer
stopped. The light rains of the pas
week have saved us the dust that other
wise would have come from having M
water cart running.
Messrs Ed and Will Wiggin, Boil
Newal and Ray Arant, left Saturda!
last for Salmon River. These partie
have horses and cattle running tn
ranges there and go to take an inven
tory of the damages done by the sever,
winter. They expect to be gone from
six weeks to two months.
The wave Of Improvements seems t.
be spreading along "E" street. r.
Monroe has painted his house ant
fence this week. Now the property @
Judge Buck adjoining it is bein
treated likewise. Fall in line, dom
let your fence, lot or gate mar the CON
illness and neatness of your neighbo1
hood.
The Nampa Times is the latest joul
nalistic venture to find its way to ou
table. It comes in a neat four pag
1 edition and bears evidence of success
full management. 1t is strong on ed
e torial and shows an local aboundin
!, faith in the resources and developmer
D of the section it represents. We al
glad to place such newsy sheet o
our list of exchanges.
= We have been enabled to gath.
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