Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1890-05-15
LEWISTON. IDAHO, NET15, 1890

Geo. A. Manning & Co. have built
Il large addition to their already man.
moth store, and it is now filled with Il
large stock of furniture of every de-
Falls Panhandle.
w. w. Leeper and wife, of Walla
Walla, are in town visiting friends and
relatives this week. Mr.. Leeper is
with Staver & Walker at Walla Walla
and has charge of their house at that
point.
Moscow is wild with excitement. A
teacher in the public schools asked u
little boy what animal always followed
a man. The boy replied, "a woman"
That little boys power of observation is
very great, and he will no doubt be sent
to congress-.
c. N. Park, of Colfax, travelling agent
for the Pacific Mutual Live Stock In
surance Co., at Spokane Falls, was in
Lewiston Wednesday interviewing
stock men. He called at our Office and
presented us with handsome picture
of the famous colt, Spokane.
GIRL WANTED.-Mrs. f. Baird
would like to secure the services of a
good, we'll trained domestic to do all
kinds of general housework. Family
small and work light. Address or call
on Mrs. E. Baird, residence on school
house lane, Lewiston, Idaho.
The Lewiston base ball tossers will
cross bats with the Pomeroy nine, on
Pomeroy grounds Decoration Day. The
boys should get out and knock off the
rust. 1t takes nimble fingers and sup
pie joints to play ball, and the Pome-
roy team are no weaklings OH the dia-
mOnd.
Mrs. w. B. Palmer wishes to an
nounce to the ladies of Lewiston in gem
eral, and her patrons in particular, that
she has again opened dressmaking
and fitting establishment, and can be
found in the Cooper building, opposite
Vollmers. All work guaranteed. Rates
reasonable.
Capt. M. M. Williams has just re-
ceived full carload of assorted furni-
ture direct from the Red Wing Manu-
factoring Co., Red Wing, Minnesota.
The invoice consists of tables, chairs
and complete bedroom sets. Every.
thing new in design and tasty in finish;
but call and convince yourself.
f. V. Smalley, of st. Paul, proprietor
of the Northwest Magazine, and J. J
Brown, proprietor of the Spokane Falls
Chronicle and heavy Spokane capi
talist, were in town this week. Mr.
Smalley travels in the interest of the
Northern Pacific and has, we under
stand, made extensive real estate deals
in Kendrick.
J. P. Wilson, U. S. Marshal for the
Territory, was here upon official bust
ness this week. He reports Boise City
and all Southern Idaho booming with
awakened life and new enterprise
Vast irrigation schemes are being pro
jected and the mining interest will re-
ceive an impetus from the very flat
tering outlook.
-NoTICE.-In the dissolution of the
firm of S. G. Isaman & Co., the account.
due the firm were transferred to S. G
Isaman. These accounts have beer
put in the hands of Rand & Howe fol
collection. Persons knowing them
selves to be indebted to the firm should
take due notice Of this and call ant
make immediate settlement.
The pupils of St. Aloysius Academ!
will give grand entertainment OF
the May 22nd, in the Grostein 4 Bin
nard hall. They will exhibit skilled
and interesting programme, consistin,
of drama, dialogues, calisthenics, voca
and instrumental music. Admission
25cts; reserved seats, scots. Tickets 70
sale at Dent & Buffers store.
Last Friday ]. L. Hunte arrived il
this city with a herd of cattle, boun'
for the Camas Prairie country. Thi
drove came from the Yakima country
The severe winter and unpromisin
prospect ahead is causing the stockme
to forsake that region. We learn fror
Mr.. Hunte that nine droves bound fo
the same destination are following his
The report reached J. P. Vollmer o.
Monday last that dwelling house o
one of his ranches near Juliaetta ha
burned down. l. r. Wetherby, VIII
was occupying the place as tenan
sent the report but failed to give caus
for the fire. He saved the greater pal
of his household effects. The tot,
loss on the building was $500; no il
surance.
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