Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1890-11-13

warned and prepare for the time of
need. Stoves will soon be in demand.
Remember that Bunnell can supply
any design or quality Of pipe or fixtures.
Misses Nellie and Allie Crooks left
Monday for their home in Grangeville
after pleasant sojourn among their
Lewiston friends. Their visit here
was social success and many friends
will welcome any return of the same
pleasure.
Mrs. f. J. Bonhore, who has been /
spending some weeks visiting rela- J
tives on the Sound, returned home /
Saturday last, accompanied by her
neice, Miss Martha Korter, of Port
Townsend, who will make an extended |
visit here.
"The woodpecker must CO." This is
the text of the verdict given by our
friend, Cue Owen, and is waging war
upon that feathered pest. Wood
peckers are plenty and powder cheap
but the practice is making Cue one of
the best rifle shots in town.
1t is to ie hoped that the call for
Commercial Convention, noted on
another page, will not escape the eyes
of our honorable Board of Trade. The
proposition is most excellent one and
cannot help but work for the common
benefit of all parts of the state.
G. f. Huson and Engineer Van
Arsdal are in the city this week adjust
ing claims on some of the right-of-way
contests. But few places now remain
ia the city limits that are not graded.
A complete wall of protection now
separates us from any encroachment of
the river.
, The Lewiston Amateur Dramatic
Club will give on tomorrow night one
of the best of light dramas ever writ
ten, "The Streets of New York" Do
not fail to witness the production.
This company have in times past given
excellent entertainments and we eX-
pect them to excel in this.
Henry Grostein returned this week
from Warrens and will remain during
the winter. Winter has already set in
back at that camp and mining oper-
ations are nearly at standstill.
Bemis, the victim of the recent shoot
ing scrape, is still alive but chances
, for recovery are doubtful.
Will Wiggin left on Mondays
steamer for Starbuck, where he goes tc
s accept position in the Union Pacific
g machine shops ut that point. The posi-
ton is good one and the pay equally
i good, and they will find Will thorough
k ly competent to fulfill his part of the
work.
h JUST ARRIVED. THE LATEST Out
Y "A new and complete stock of fall
i and winter goods arrived on last
boat for Mrs. NJ. A. White. The
order contains the latest novelties ir
% hats, bonnets and trimmings. Every
!. thing first class. Come and convinc'
yourselves. Come and secure ,
bargain.
y Felix Warren has been awarded tn
n contract for carrying the mail on tn
new route from Lewiston to Moscow
- via. Genesee. This will open up tn
: old line of communication and great.
a. facilitate the handling of the mail be
tween these points. The new rout
will 20 into operation Monday, the l7tl
- of November.
H. Bring a bucket. One cool-heade
citizen came running to the fire O.
n Monday carrying bucket. The ide
=. is q good one. Paste it in your hal
to When the fire bell rings, bring
+ bucket and come along. Then whe
:, you reach the scene of action, you al
~ =. in working trim and can do somethin
-. else besides stand and hollow.
ss The remains of the soldiers tn.
were to be removed from Fort Lapw'
he were shipped from this point Monds
he last. The bodies, seventy-nine in nun
ht ber, were transferred to the grounds
no Vancouver Barracks, Vancouve
Wash. ]. X. Vincent left here
l.. charge of the remains and will accOr
pany them to their destination.
ca. We are glad to note this week Il
ng improvement of several of our friend
lis. who have been reported i'll. Mrs. Js
vas Robinson is slowly recovering. Edit
o.t Leland is about the house again. w
The Kettenbach, who came home si'
The recently from Portland, suffered
her relapse early in the week, but und
. the skilful care Of his physician, Is nc
all much better.
eep An anxious enquirer writes to kne
the whether on meeting q COW upon