Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1890-04-10

iolSel 10 cali on ". n. Simpson for u
good shave, hair cut or bath. He has
the only first class shop in the city.
MARRIED.-At the residence of the
brides parents, March 26, 1890, by Rev.
l.. j. Whitcomb, Fred :. Curtiss and
Miss Myrtle NJ. Monkey, both of Lew
iston.
Mrs. r. J. Monroe and son Otis. left
on Mondays steamer for Oregon CITY.
Oregon, to attend the funeral of her
sister, Mrs. Julius LOCUS, who died on
Sunday.
Rev. l.. J. Whitcomb will preach
next Sunday at the Critics school
house at 2:30 p. m. Services in the
city as usual, II Il. IN. and 7:3O in the
evening.
The fall grain looks fire on the Pot
latch. The prospects We're never better.
Like Lewiston they are placing great
hopes in the railroad reaching them
this year.
DIR. Holman, our new dentist, has
rented the property formerly owned
by w. w. Brown and will soon remove
both his family and Office into the
building
Down went McGinty to the bot
tom of the sea. But he wouldn't have
been driven to the rash act if he had
made his home happy by buying Dex-
ter A stove Of Bunnell.
Judge Wing, from the Potlatch, was
down this week for the purpose of pur-
chasing supply of horses and farm
implements to fill out the loss occas-
ioned by the fire of last fall.
J. f. Abingdon and wife, of Windsor,
Mo-, cousins of Mr.. Frank E. Wyatt,
"a prominent stockman of Camas prai-
rie, arrived Sunday and departed the
next day for Camas prairie.
Cable cars, motor cars, electric light
and water works was quite dose for
the Council, all to come in heap.
They managed however to get round it
all and like Oliver Optic are ready for
more.
Our new type is here. We are. now
fully prepared to do all kinds of job
work. Letter heads, bill heads, receipts,
notes, anything in our line of business
can be put up with promptness and
dispatch.
b e. w. Herman, of the Uniontown
4 kurnal, wife and children, and moth
ef-in-law, Mrs. A. w. Schmeid, from
Dakota City, Neb., were in the city
yesterday on business and pleasure
trip combined.
DR.. ]. n. McCallie, the dentist, who
was advertised to be in Lewiston from
the 9th to the 10th, did not arrive until
Tuesday, and consequently his stay will
be short, as he will take the stage today
for Grangeville.
The snowy top of Craig mountains
looks peculiar in contrast with oul
green fields and balmy air. They who
have come down this week report that
the snow fall on Monday was nearly OF
quite two inches.
WANTED.-By girl accustomed to
house and hotel work. Situation in a
small family preferred. Good place
more Of an object than wages. Address
or call on Mrs. Shear, in care of Hote
De France, Lewiston, Idaho.
DR.. NJ. A. Kelly, of the executive
committee, was called to Spokane Mon
day by telegram from Supt. Kendrick
of the Northern Pacific. He returned
Tuesday and sent Morris Howe in his
stead. Railroad business is lively.
The everlasting hills gather about us
this week. with a mantel of beautiful
green. nke walk upon the fiat ant
look over the scene. Did you ever Sc,
a more charming view? Lewistonian
may we'll he proud of their lovely
homes.
The result Aof the City election in Mos
COW Tuesdays as follows:-For trustees
NJ. J. Shields I. c. Hattabaugh, G
Weber, r. s. Browne, Lindol Smith
for treasurer, { A. Funk; for attorney
d. G. Mitchelf for clerk, J. w. Lieual
len; for marshal, Grant Robbins.
Mr.. E. J. hnhore haA refitted an.
furnished the oil Riggs Photo Gallery
Just north of tin Universalist church
and is now read. to do any and al
kinds of work inhis line, and invite
the general publf to give him pol
ton of their patronage. Views of resi-
dences, Stores and Interiors taken
Crayon work also executed. Enlargin
of old pictures specially.
We publish in this asue fine de
scriptive letter clippedfro the Wall