Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1890-05-01

1 he Ilolel ue L FTttllce HAS ClliS Wcth
undergone thorough repapering and
painting on the interior, and is, as
heretofore, one of tn best hotels in the
Northwest
SIS. Rogers has opened real estate
and loan Office in the Isaman building,
next door to the drug store. See his
new "ad' in another column setting
forth what he has to offer.
Charley Poor, once compositor in
this Office, has been spending the week
with friends here and at Asotin. He
left Wednesday for Spokane where he
''holds cases. on the Globe.
| MARRIED.-At the residence of A.
Binnard, this city, Miss Phoeba Bin
nard to Samuel Goldstone, of San
Francisco. We hope to be able to pub
lish full particulars next week.
A party of young people finished off
the celebration of Arbor Day by going
fishing up at the Lindsay place. Be
sides the sunburn tan and freckles ac
cumulated, we understand, they caught
two fish.
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 f. Street,
Lewiston Idaho.
Charles f. Manning and wife, of Post
Falls, are visiting in Lewiston this
week. Mr.. Manning was formerly a
citizen of this place, but now is one OF
the most influential men of the -four
ishing little city Of Post Falls.
Miss Fletcher and friend Miss Gay
arrived on Sundays boat, and wert
transported on Monday, with al
, equipage, to Fort Lapwai The worl
: of allotsment will begin at once ant
pushed with all possible energy.
9 A special of the 2Sth, sent from Mos
, COW to the Spokane Review, says: Th'
Northern Pacific engineer corps let
, here to-day for Bear creek valley t.
= survey the new line for the Lewiston
road. They are in charge of G H. Lintol
IT. Lomax, of Uniontown, was
. guest of the Binnard-Goldstone wed
ding. He made the TELLER a cal
and reported progress in Uniontown
u The latest there is report that OF
| ,rS >f NTs,n,,,c,sy, to- ~ ttrr a,
rangements to start Il bank in tina
'i place.
" Through the kindness of DR.. J. I
Morris we are able to publish a copy .
'r the Right-of-way Bill, lately passed b
n the Senate. Dr. Morris received tt
bill direct from Senator Cockrell of Mi
n souri,, in response to letter sent to urs
W his influence in securing the passage
/. the bill.
y The Lewiston TELLER comes on
1T new dress and completely metamo
e. phosed. 1t is now six column quart
I'd patent inside, and makes creditab
re showing. 1t flies at the masthead tn
s- very appropriate motto: "Blessed
the man who pays the printer."-Be
vue Press.
~ Mrs. w. b. Palmer wishes to a
,o nounce to the ladies of Lewiston in gel
eral, and her patrons in particular, tn
she has again opened a dressmakil
ne and fitting establishment, and can
X found in the Cooper building, opposi
ap Vollmers. All work guaranteed. Rat
reasonable.
es- The latest novelty is the ne
n Charter Oak stoves at c. c. Bunnell
I'd, They have the celebrated GUAGE do
for ovens. Have you seen then
o,s Call and examine. No more burnt I
-. crust. No more underdone biscui
nd Everything baked to a turn by ca
fully distributed heat.
One engineer has been over
~ ground already to make estimates a
~ to bid for the construction of the LIE
oA iston Water and Light Compar
Another will arrive on tO-day's DO
not A late letter from the Portland part
: a urges the President to push the VIZ
has with all possible speed.
BORN.--To the wife of A. Kuhn
Mt. Colfax, Saturday, April 26, a son. I
the proud grand parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
,es- Grostein, of this city, announced
,od. event by presenting ye editor wit
bottle of Munn's Extra Dry to drink
{" the health of the new arrival. Lt
's' may he live to gladden. the hearts Il
'a I rejoicing.
The extreme warm weather of
eh- past week has sent the rivers up
ues- idly. The Snake has risen enough
the compel the removal of the freight fl
ana the lower floor of the warehouse,
it came up SO rapidly that Agent