Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1891-01-08

scriptiOn at this Office.
e. O'Neill has money to loan on
best terms and at lowest rates.
Robt. Short, city marshall of Wal
lace, Idaho, was in town last week.
Services at the Episcopal Mission
Rooms next Sunday morning at II.
Hot and cold baths at Simpsons.
three tickets for 81. An untaxed lux
ury.
Choice business lots, residence lots
and good ranches for sale. w. S.
Buck.
-Bunnell can furnish anything in
the hardw IRE line at prices that defy
competition.
AT the o. r. N. Exchange you can
get "Moore" Whiskey. We mean
Jesse Moore.
Lewiston has muddy streets and slop-
py cross walks, rare occurrence here
at any season.
Jesse Moore Whiskey, of 1882, for
sale at the o. r.. 4 N. Exchange, Call
in and sample it.
BENZ. Morris, of Camas Prairie, was
the guest of his brother, DR.. J. B.
Morris, over Sunday.
Remember that the dental parlors
of DR.. F. J. Boston are now located one
door west of the postoffice.
Jos. E. Vincent left Monday for Ken
drick with probability of getting
situation on the Kendrick Advocate.
In the grand rattle for the silk quilt
on New Years night, Wallie Stanton
won the toss and took the quilt, q very
elegant piece Of fancy work.
Mrs. d. s. Dent and brother, Dan
Jennings, returned from their journey
east on Sunday last. Mr.. Jennings
will resume his work at Lapwai as soon
as he RECEIVERS from the fatigue of the
journey.
The wheat blockade is at last re-
lieved. The Northern Pacific has
thrown more than 500 cars into the
! grain tr.ffic. Wheat in consequence
is on the raise. Local buyers at Col
fax are paying Al cents.
Prof. Gene Holtbuer, so long we'll
known to the public here, Is at present
in Moscow engaged In giving instruc-
tions in music. He, together with
Prof. Graham, are also conducting q
select dancing school there.
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 Oh nxtures
The land office at Lewiston did the
following business during the month
Of December: There were twenty-five
cash entries with total acreage o.
2S42 acres; fifteen pre-emption filing.
with 1882 acres; nine final homesteads
three timber culture entries and two
final timber cultures, making tota
acreage for the month Of 600 acres.
1t has been raining here all weel
while elsewhere the ground is being
coated heavily with the beautiful
snow. The snow shows now abou
half way down the hills Of the canyon
Below that the grass is green ant
growing. Wheat is growing finely
the farmers report, and the ground
just getting in excellent condition II
plough we'll.
"Lost In Sorrow" . Reverie, Is q new
piece Of music transcribed for piano b.
, J. E. Ecker. Full of beautiful har
| mony and by no m ansa trifiing com
, position. This reverie may be playe.
by those who are not yet master of tn
r unwieldly classics. This beautiful rev
: erie ia published by Ign. Fischer
Toledo, Ohio, and may be obtained q
/, any music store. Price only 40 cent?
The Fireman's ball Of New Years ev
, was the event Of the season. Th
I, crowd came early and stayed lat
Young and old, married and singl,
everybody was out. Everybody dancet
, 1t was a joyous and festive occasion
The total receipts were $14l.5O. Th
expenditures were SIS for hall rem
music $35, printing IS, and supper ft
music q, taken out, leaves net receir
. Of $3.50 In favor Of our gallant fremer