Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1890-10-23

These cold, frosty mornings suggest
winter. The prudent man will be fore
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.
JUST ARRIVED. The LATEST OUT.
A new and complete stock of fall
and winter goods arrived on last
boat for Mrs. NJ. A. White. The
order contains the latest novelties in
hats, bonnets and trimmings. Every
thing first class. Come and convince
yourselves. Come and secure a
bargain.
Saw Your WooD, SIR, CHEAP
The firm of Mcconnell 4 Hulbertson
will arrive in Lewiston about the mid
die Of next week with a complete outfit
of steam power for saving wood. Re-
serve for them your contracts; the cost
is greatly reduced and it will prove
greatly to your advantage to await
their arrival.
In the last issue of the TELLER, a
faulty figure in the type made a serious
blunder in the statement of the Lewis
ton National Bank. In the place $l7,-
600 of individual deposits, it should
have read $117,OOO. The city edition
was run off before the fact was discov-
cred. The change makes an exceed
ingly creditable showing for the insti-
tuition.
Mr.. Thomas f. Atwater came down
from his ranch, near Kendrick, Satur-
day, for short visit with his Lewiston
friends, prior to his departure for New
York City, where he goes to remain.
He will leave on Mondays steamer for
Portland, and will go from there to
San Francisco by water, and taking a
Pacific Mail steamer from there will sail
for Panama.
Idaho Day at the Exposition was a
pronounced success. To those of our
readers who were denied permission to
visit the City of the Falls on that day,
and listen to the mastery Grafton of
Hon. Jas. w. Reid, we have arranged
parts of that production, but any clip.
ping mars the beauty and completeness
of the whole. We regret very much
that space would not admit of produc-
ing the speech entire.
The Lewiston TELLER announced its
fifteenth birthday last week. The
TELLER is one of the oldest, and we
have no hesitancy in declaring it the
brightest and neatest weekly publica.
ton in Idaho. Editor Foresman and
his able lieutenant, Kay Thompson
are strong team and work admirably
together. They publish a PAPER the
people of Lewiston need feel proud of
l-Kendrick Advocate.
100000 bushels of wheat have beer
bought already this season and stored
in the warehouses awaiting transporta
ton by the railroad. The Northern
Pacific Elevator Company have beer
the sole purchasers. They have paid
promptly, cash in hand, and the pric'
has been fully equal to the marke
rates as quoted in any part of this sec
ton. Many of the farmers have no
sold but will wait for an advance OF
the present market.
Excursion rates over Northern Paci
fic railroad for Northwest Industria
Exposition at Spokane Falls. Ticket
ON sal, Mondays, Wedn esdays an,
Fridays of each week. between Oct.
and Oct. 31st, at the low rate of on
3 and one-fifth fare for the round trip
). For full information in regard to rates
> limit, time table, etc, apply to an.
agent of North Pacific Railroad. A
!. D. Charlton, Assistant General Pas
e senger Agent, Portland, Oregon.
The work on the new water work
plant Is making very rapid progress
The excavation for the large reservoi
is now nearly completed. The contrae
for making the buildings was let t
IL Harry Madgwick. The reservoir built
ing will be 80 by 100 feet and whe
completed have the capacity of l ,OOO, OK
n gallons. The pump house and engin
h room at the river will be 80 by 40 fee
d The mains will be 80 arranged that WI
" ter can be supplied either from the re
IL ervoir or direct from the pumps. Tt
piping for the mains is arriving Q
IS every boat in large quantities, and tt
d work will be well nigh completed tn
Y. fall.
H. Horses at Public Auction.