Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1890-12-11

on especially for the occasion. His
new show-window is one of the most
attractive places to be found in the city.
NJ. Alexander has opened upa new
and complete stock of boots and shoes
in the Hale Il Cooper building on
Main street. Give him call, you will
find it to your advantage. See what
inducement he offers in his "ad" in
another column.
Died, at Grangeville, Idaho, Decem-
her 2, 1890, Annie f. Shissler, in the
18th year of her age. The funeral ser
vices were held ut the Grange Hall,
Grangeville, Dec. 3, 1890, and were
conducted by the Grange, of which
she was a member.
Gus Beeson and wife will leave for
their home at Vancouver, WASH, the
last of this week. Mr.. Beeson is now
engaged at that point as editor and
manager of the Vancouver Indepen-
dent, as stalwart a supporter ofrepubli-
can principles as can be found on the
coast.
Kay L. Thompson and wife are ex-
pected on Sundays boat. Having
appropriated the only charm that
bound him to his early home, Kay
hastens to enjoy life among friends and
associates here. A warm reception
will no doubt be rendered the young
couple on their arrival.
, "Blessed be the man who payeth the
printer" A glance over our books
assures us that many of our friends
have forgotten to read and heed that
little headline. Come around and con-
tribute to the printers holiday fund
and receive our ilessing, together
with a receipt in full for the cash.
Christmas time approaches. The
, various church SO, ieties are already be-
ginning to prepare for the event.
Soon the smiling, winsome maiden
will approach you unawares, and,
with an artful grace that is simply
enchanting, will beguile you out of all
r the spare cash you have been saving
7 for month.
A number of splendid lots 1O0x170
, feet, in the McAllister addition, for
, sale very cheap. Each of these lots
l will make two and can be bought away
below what any property in this ad-
q dition has ever been sold for before.
, them. Call on I. N. Maxwell, room
Vollmer Block.
4 Prof. Holtbuer's dancing class still
continues the most popular attraction
# OF the season. The pupils unders his
tuition show marked improvement
u The lesson proper lasts from eight to
nine, after that the dance becomes
general and visitors and friends enjoy
the opportunity the occasion offers fol
pleasure and pastime.
The board of arbitration on railroad
>, matters reached a final conclusion or
last evening. The following are the
amounts allowed the parties: Mrs
u Mallory 81 800; Geo. Lake 81 600; Mrs
e E. Dowd 5000; BENZ. Booth 5000. Thi.
's award closes all controversy abou
right of way, and the last small gap il
,, the line of grade about the city viii
If soon be filed.
~ On Wednesday evening last thu
II Knight of Pythias lodge of this city
held their semi-annual elections ant
l. chose the following officers: D. o
IL Powell, G. c.; w. A. Fleming, v. C.
"a C. A. Foresman, P; Jos. S. Vincent
If M. at A.; S. H. Reed, M. H.; J. d
:. McConkey, X. of r.. and S. and NJ. o
F.; J. w. Henderson, l. g.; w. G
Us Anthony, O. G. The order voted I
I'd grand ball to be given Feb. 10, 1891
I'd Extensive preparations are alread.
y under way to make this the finest bal
or ever given in the city. 1t Is likel,
that the order will organize a complet
,e uniform rank before winter closes.
Is Slowly the railroad grades encircle
le the city. There are but few break
I'd now in the line of embankment alon
~ the Clearwater side. At one or tw
points the question of right of wa
,g still delays the completion. Thes
I'd places are, however, being arbitrate
M upon this week. Engineer Van Arsds
be is here closing the controversy. OWN
he to similar delays along the line elst
where, and delays caused in crossin
.st the reservation the road will be keE
"a. out this winter but is expected her
Of early in the spring. One who has see
d the plans and specifications of the ne'
lv railroad buildings to be erected here
es the spring claims that they are elegar
and commodiOus. The structures wi
S az be Of brick, built In the latest desig'
AA 7 oupiotOv, will aoO,,ro the shOna an