Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1891-03-19

appointment in this place is called in
for that day.
You need a new cook stove. One
OF those new Charter Oak ranges at
BunnelFs is about the figure. Neat,
complete and exceedingly cheap. Call
and examine.
Brand new press drill, in perfect
working order, for sale very cheap, or
will exchange for a couple of good sad
die or pack animals. Apply to I. N.
Maxwell, Lewiston.
The Democrat, new paper just
started in Moscow, by w. l.. Taylor,
has reached us and presents very
neat appearance. 1t makes the third
paper now published in Moscow.
Michael Welsh, who has been visit
ing old friends in this vicinity for the
past three or four weeks, returned to
Occur d'Alene last Friday, accom-
panied by his sister, Miss Josie Welch.
Mrs. Walker and son left on Monday
last for their home in Chico, California.
Mr.. Oscar Bunnell accompanied them
and will spend some weeks in visiting
at San Francisco and the lower cities.
Omission was made in the school re-
port of last week Of the names of Laura
Hatcher, Louis Ross and Will Ketten-
bach. Each of these merits honorable
mention for work done during the
term.
We hereby acknowledge the receipt
of various bills and documents from
Washington, sent by Hon. w. J.
Mcconnell. Though out of office SEN
ator Mcconnell remembers the public
needs.
The Clearwater bridge lies at Pull
man already to be put together, and
the whole lire as far as Lewiston can
be finished by the 1st of July or sooner
The work will be pushed with all pos
sible speed.
Mondays boat took down the print
ing outfit belonging to Smith & Will
marth. They have made location at
Fairhaven and removed the whole
plant, together with their household
effects, to that point.
J. H. Robinson and wife left Monday
morning for Portland. Mrs. Robinson,
who has been in poor health for some
months, will try the benefit of a
change of climate and make visit
with her relatives near that city.
For SALE OR RENT:-A blacksmith
shop, complete with all necessary tools
Located in the most central and bust
ness portion of Asotin. The only shor
in town. For particulars call on or ad
dress Wesley Steel, Asotin, Wash.
Attorney f. O'Neill left this week
. for trip to California. Legal busines,
will keep him from home until about
the first of next month. He is likel,
before his return to extend the tril
into visit with friends and relatives
All over Idaho artesian wells hav,
been struck that supply an abundance
of water. Why not try the plan a
some point in or near Lewiston. A
gushing, spouting we'll up on the hill
south of the city, would be equal to {
quartz mine.
Joe Vincent, editor of the Kendricl
Advocate, was brought down on tn
stage from that city Monday evening
sick with a severe attack of La Grippe
: or some low form of fever. DIR. Morri
e has him in charge and he is lodged a
l w. A. Simpsons.
Attorney Jas. w. Reid has returned
: home from attendance on four weeks
f term of Colfax Superior Court, wher
4 Judge Sturdevant disposed of the case
wherein Judge Sullivan was intereste'
! as Counsel. Judge Sullivan will pre-
, side at Asotin Court on April 18th.
: The Northern Pacific surveying
corps have been ordered to cross sectiol
n their line over the reservation in preE
aration for the graders. A definit
q settle nent of the right of way Is clos
at hand. This done the road vii
make speedy completion into this city
4 While the steamer FaXon was leay
\. ing the pier at Riparia, on Monda
afternoon, heavy wind drove her int
. the dock, disabling her so that sh
. could not make the Tuesday trip. Th
;, AImota, however, made the trip an
will run regularly until the Faxon
repaired.
The Northern Pacific Elevator Ct
Z are now paying SIS cents for wheat
g this point. A few thousands
D. bushels of last years crop remain ye
v to be sold. Most of the crop Is bOugh
e up by the company and stored her
v waiting the advent of the railroad ft
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