Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1890-04-17

while gone to his birthplace and carly
home, Adelsheim, Germany, and will
on his return bring with him his two
sisters.
\ new school superintendent has been
appointed for the Nez Perce reserva-
ton, vice ID. w. Eaves, now in charge.
The new appointec is a Mr.. Harper
from Wisconsin and is expected to ar
rive by May 1st
! Maj. TruaX has returned and, to-
gether with w. p. Bell, is preparing
survey of the Baird and Weisgerber
tracts. Something over one hundred
acres is being plated and will be put
on the market at once at reasonable
figure.
a bundle of Nashville and Gallatin
papers came to us this week, sent by
DR.. A. II. Williams, formerly of Nez
Perce reservation We understand
that DIR. Williams has built up an ex-
tensive and lucrative practice at Gala
Mrs. w. B. Palmer wishes to an
nounce to the ladies of Lewiston in gem
eral, and her patrons in particular, that
she has again opened Il dressmaking
and fitting establishment, and can be
found in the Cooper building, opposite
! Vollmers. All work guaranteed. Rates
reasonable.
Our attorneys report a lively term at
the Moscow session. A large amount
of work was gotten through in man
mer entirely satisfactory to all concern
ed. Judge j. H. Beatty will hold a spec
ial term in Moscow, beginning July 20,
to dispose of all cases in which Judge
Sweet was interested as counsel.
S. L. Thompson is remodeling and
fitting over one of his houses on "E"
street. That is a proper move. There
is quite demand already for the rental
of resident property. There are several
empty houses it is true but as long as
they remain in their present condition
they are likely to remain empty.
&c. Hattabaugh and wife were in
town from Sunday until Wednesday
1t was trip for business and pleasure
combined. An old Lewistonian never
forgets to pay his respects occasionally,
and then Lewiston real estate will bear
watching nowadays, and Bro. Hatta-
baugh never fails to look after the main
chance.
The base ball fever has struck Spok-
ane in a heap, and she has begun al
ready to claim the penant from the
Northwest League. What is the mat
ter with Lewiston's ball tossers who
erst were so valiant? The Siwash
braves will be sending in a challenge
soon. Why not organize and become
familiar.
Il We are glad to note the improve
ments being made on "E" street. Re
moving the cobble stones, filling and
grading will add greatly, not only to
the appearance of the street, but also to
the comfort of the public. Why
wouldn't it be good move to straight
en- up and repair the sidewalks on the
same street?
We are indebted to Jean Bonhore for
some new pictures Of Lewiston. One
is fine view of the court house, the
other birds-eye-wiew of Lewiston
from the Clearwater side. We saw also
sketch of the "boys" taken by
flash light. This is somewhat of a GU
riosity and proves the assertion that
you can't always tell what is coming
even if you know.
The magnificent looking draft
horses that have been seen paradine
our streets this week are the pro
perty of the Holdrege Importing Co..
Holdrege, Phelps Co., Nebraska. The
horses they have here are the last o
twelve brought from Nebraska thi,
spring to be sold in the Northwest
The breeds imported by this company
are English Shire, Clydesdale an(
> Percheron.
Private advices lately received from
prominent western senator asser
that the Idaho admission bill will conn
: up and be passed within the mex
( sixty days. The election for stat
e officers will follow the admission with
: in 80 days as is provided in the Consti
tuition. There will not however be tw
elections rs some have asserted. TIL
new state officers will hold over thu
: prolonging their terms little beyon'
), the two years.
Our lawyers and attorneys returne
early this week bringing with them tn
u Judge. Clerk and reporters, and prom