Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1890-04-24
Tenings Of The Week.

Geo. II. Lake, Jeweler, Lewiston.
VIM. Hawley was over from Grange
vile Sunday.
u.s.. Anderson was down from Mos
COW Wednesday.
A. Schrang came in from San Fran
cisco Wednesday.
For new designs and artistic mil
linery go to Mrs. Silcott.
e. O'Neill has money to loan on
best terms and at lowest rates.
Eugene Buchanan was in town Mon
day on his way to Camas Prairie.
DR.. Ed T. Gibson was here from TT.
Lapwai Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mrs. r. ]. Monroe and little boy re-
turned from Oregon City Sunday.
P. w. Scoville, a prominent New
York man, was in town Wednesday,.
Ole Targerson was down from Spok-
ane Falls Monday taking in the town.
-WATCHEs.-Geo. H. Lake is agent
for the celebrated Rockford Watches.
c. s. Fosselman, of Portland, was in
town Saturday looking over the
boom.
Ex-editor Leland has been seriously
Ill for several days but is now
better.
The best assortment of clocks in
Lewiston can be found at Geo. H.
Lakes.
-. Stewart, candy man of Portland,
was In Lewiston Saturday canvassing
the trade.
Mrs. Maj. Truax and son were
among the arrivals on the Almota
Sunday.
AT the o. R. N. Exchange you can
got "Moore" Whiskey. We mean
Jesse Moore.
George F. Witter, jr., and E. d. Car
ter were here from Wallace, Idaho,
flrst of the week.
w. w. McCalley, the miller of Pom
eroy, and wife spent several days in
town last week.
Jesse Moore Whiskey, of 1882, for
sale at the o. r. & N. Exchange. Call
In and sample it.
Hayden Gearhart, of Pomeroy,
passed through town Sunday on his
way to Grangeville.
IN OOO ,,oupI, of ,,o,,, Do.o,> rr
and Lard for sale at the meat market
of Clindinning & Dubuc.
Remember that cleanliness is God
illness, and that Simpson sells three
bath tickets for One dollar.
The public schools will close May
23rd. Preparation is being made to
give public entertainment.
"A full line of tin and hardware in
stock at Bunnell's. Have you seen the
New Novelty Cooking crock?
The N. P. surveyors have finished
the survey of Latah City and are
ready to move on to Lewiston.
G. E. Farror, piano tuner from Walla
Walla, arrived here Monday and is
spending few days in the city.
George w. Neff, of San Francisco,
was in the capitol Wednesday and says
that Lewiston Is sure for the railroad
Sell Pumpelly, stock insurance man
Of Pcmeroy, was in Lewiston a few
days ago, interviewing our stockmen
Lucius Mcclure has obtained posi-
ton as night watchman on the Almots
and went out Monday for his maiden
trip.
Rev. ~. Ehlen, of Pendleton, Ore
gon, was in the city Tuesday, and on
Wednesday took the stage for Cotton
wood.
w. P. Cattron, clerk at the Ne:
Perce agency, was in town Friday e1
route for Moscow where he will spent
q few days.
Mrs. Silcott has just received SOM
elegant eastern patterns in hats ant
bonnets also beautiful line of child
rens goods.
Rev. L. ]. Whitcomb will conduc
a basket meeting at the Upper Tam
many school house next Sunday. Al
are invited.
Rev. Warren, Of the Presbyterian
persuasion, is here from the Big Ben,
country, Washington, looking aroun,
Tor location.
'hdden barb wire the best on tn
market. No torn and lacerated stock
petIect IN every way, durable and chea
atC. c. Bunnels.
Rev. J. M. c. Warren will preach g
the Presbyterian Church next Sal
bath morning at II o,c,oo. 90 ~