Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1890-05-29

TELLER Office a small bundle of wheat,
pulled from the ranch of DR.. Kelly. II
the coming crop will fill to the promise
of the sample shown, the farmers will
have glorious harvest.
DIED:-On Monday May 26, 1880 at
II o'clock, Alma Lundstrum. The de-
ceased was the only daughter of Mrs.
Nellie and Nils Lundstrum. The flu
neral services We're held at the house
on Tuesday the eth. at II a.. m.
Leslie Thompson and Chas. Leland,
who were in Spokane Falls visiting
the Grand Lodge of Knights of Pythias,
returned on the Annie Faxon Sunday
morning. All the visiting knights
agree that the meeting was grand
success.
Frank Grierson left Monday to at
tend the session of the court at Osborn,
Shoshone Co. The rrm began there
May 26th. Judge Sweet will hold a
| special term in Lewiston, beginning
July lst., to finish the business left
from last session.
ORANGE SOCIAL.-On Thursday eve
n.ng, June 5th., an orange social will
be given at the NJ. +. church. Re
fleshments, Strawberries, ice cream,
cake, etc. Come one, come all, and
strong endeavors will be made to fur
nish pleasant entertainment.
For the Biennial Conclave of the
Knights of Pythias, to be held at Mil
waukee, Wisconsin, July sth to 18th,
round trip rate will be Eighty-nine
dollars and Seventy cents $3.50. 7O).
Dates of sale and limit will be announc-
ed later. II. J. Peabody, agent.
| The new court house furnishings
have all arrived and have been put in
place. We have now the newest, neat
est and most tastily furnished court
house in the Territory. The new
building win be occupied first at the
session Of the extra term of court be-
ginning JuAS lSl.
The latest novelty is the new
Charter Oak stoves at G. c. Bunnells
They have the celebrated GUAzE door
for ovens. Have you seen them
Cali and examine. No more burnt pie
crust. No more underdone biscuits.
Everything baked to turn by care
fully distributed heat.
The entire ground floor of the Hotel
Raymond has been re-kalsomined this
week. The sidewalks about have been
overhauled and the premises generally
put in ship shape. The management
evidently do not intend to spare any
expense to add to the comfort and con-
venience of their guests.
-Ho! for the races. Reduced rates
The Union Pacific will make special
rates for the Races to be held at Walla
Walia, June 10, 20 and p, 1890. The
fare will be at one and one-fifth for the
round trip. Tickets will be sold June
Is to q inclusive; good returning up to
and including June %, 1890.
Capt. NJ. NJ. 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 s.;
but call and convince yourself.
Governor George l.. Shoup has ap-
pointed the following gentlemen as
Idaho's commissioners for the Worlds
fair: Major George A. Manning, Post
Falls, Kootenai Co., commissioner, and
A. J. Cook, Clayton, Custer Co. alter
nate; John E. Stearns, Nampa, Ada
Co., commissioner, and John NJ. Burke,
ShOshOne Co., alternate.
The team of j. Rhoads started sud-
denly last Saturday while he was load-
ing furniture at Capt. Williams place
on Main street and made a dash for
the upper part of town. Mr.. Rhoads
however was too quick for them and
succeeded in refining them up before
much damage was done. One smashed
wheel and bursted tire was the extent
of the wreck.
Notice of the Summer meeting of the
Genesee Real Estate and Fair Associa.
ton has just reached us. The meeting
will open June II and close June IA.
Our readers will remember the excel
lent meeting given by the association
last year and will be willing to patrons
ise them again this season. Our thanks
is due the management for the compli.
mentary ticket issued us.
| If you want something to test yoiit
ingenuity try to solve the problem,
"Why a cook stove will bake with
open gauze dOors?" There is hardly q
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