Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1890-06-19

Is CuOuRuC now Gnat the Spokane
4 Palouse branch will leave the main
line at Wheelan instead of Pullman.
Though there is nothing definite in tn.
report, the assertion of 1t has set that
little burg booming.
Fritz Buck spent sunday in town on
his way to his fathers ranch near
Craig Mountain. Fritz was in the
of the government last month
Weighing the mails between Spokane
Falls and Pendleton.
Four car loads of grading outfit passed
down the Spokane & PalOuse r. r.
last Monday toward Lewiston. There
were two carloads of horses and two
car loads of scrapers and other mater
ials.-Palouse City News.
Messrs. I. N. Perry and H. 0. Perry
OF Chicago, were In the city Monday
investigating with a view of establish
Ing Loan & Trust Co. here. They
were we'll pleased with the prospect
and will keep an eye on Lewiston.
Dick Elliott left ON Thursdays boat
for an extended trip in the east. He is
suffering from catarrhal trouble and
after consultation with DIR. Blalock, of
Walla Walla, will visit some medical
spring, probably Hot Springs, Ark.
Henry Payne came down from Ken
drick on Sunday last. Everything in
Kendrick is booming; business houses
of all kinds are being tuilt. Kendrick
Is to have q newspaper. The editorial
talent will be furnished from Spokane.
Harry Atwater, of Taney, was in the
city Sunday on visit, and reports
pvnivn frppik oAvon1o 80 nl1 lx{ {rl
as well as stock, in promising condi-
ton In that section. He left Monday
after a careful survey of the metropolis.
On Sunday evening last the children
of the M. E. Sunday school celebrated
Childrens' day. The program given
consisted of songs and Rotations.
The church was decorated with flowers
and the occasion made one of interest
to all.
Jas. w. Reid returned from Colfax
this week where he has been for sever
al weeks attending to legal matters in
the Superior courts there. Mr.. Reed is
very popular and able attorney and is
gaining large practice both in Idaho
and Washington.
The ladies' aid society will serve ice
cream, berries and cake in the NJ. E..
church, Friday evening, (the 2Oth) of
this week. Come one, come all and
help the church in good work. Ice
cream and cake Is cents a dish; berries
and cake 10 cents dish.
Dent 4 Butler are now prepared to
furnish the best bottled soda water
that the latest and best apparatus, in
skilled hands, can produce with the
purest supplies. Quantities from one
case to car load. They can and will
sell cheaper than all others.
The Grostein & Binnard pack train
left Sunday morning for it's second trip
into Warrens. The load this trip con-
sisted of 1900 lbs of merchandise.
The men report the trail to be in excel
lent condition. Isaac Grostein accom-
panied the train on this trip.
For the Biennial Conclave of the
knights of Pythias, to be held at Mil
waukee, Wisconsin, July 8th to 18th,
round trip rate will be Eighty-nine
dollars and Seventy cents $3.50. .7O).
Dates of sale and limit will be ANNOUNCE
ed later. T. ]. Peabody, agent.
We have learned that Miss Sadie
Poe, of this city, has been chosen to
read the Declaration of Independence
at Moscow at the celebration of the
Fourth in that city. Moscow will
spare no effort 1t seems to make the
celebration first class in every respect.
As the Grostein 4 Binnard pack
train were loading up Sunday morning,
preparatory to starting, one mule lev1
eled his artillery of heels at the side Of
another and after the vOlley was over
and the dust cleared away. it was dis
covered that the blow had killed the
animal.
The second meeting of the L. A. A.
was held Monday night. The Masonic
hall will be secured for the gymnasium.
Apparatus to the amount Of $50 has
been ordered from the east. The list of
members Is growing every day and the
association is receiving the sanction Of
everybody.
Ex-Judge Norman Buck is hinted at
as one OF the possible candidates for the
supreme bench of Idaho, in the advent
of statehood. Judge Buck has many
warm friends in Idaho who would
gladly welcome him back and willing
~ assist him to any place Of honor
amongst US.
The latest novelty Is the new
Charter Oak stoves at G. G. Bunnell's
They have the celebrated oUAZE door
for ovens. Have you seen them ?
Call and examine. No more burnt pie
crust. No more underdone biscuits.
Everything baked to . turn by q care
fully distributed heat.
It is reported that the Union Pacific
is at work with large force of men in
the Grand Ronde valley. Fifteen
miles of track have already been
graded. The road win extend from
La Grande down the valley of the
Grand R0nde and that stream win be
followed till the Snake Is reached.
G. B. Hopkins, who has lately been
appointed BY Gov. Ferry as one Of the
committee to represent the State o.
Washington ON the National com
mittee Of the worlds fair, left Spokane
Sunday for Chicago to attend the first
meeting Of the committee, which will
be held on the 20 inst, in that city.
The Lewiston Theatrical Co. are pre