Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1891-04-23

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You need a new cook stove. One
Of those new Charter Oak ranges al
Bunnell's is about the figure. Neat
complete and exceedingly cheap. Call
and examine.
Harvey Gaut left Monday for an ex.
tended trip In Washington and Oregon.
He will attend the Grand Lodge OF
knights of Pythias, at Seattle, in May,
before he returns.
Ed Wiggin and Ray Aren't started
on their annual spring trip into the
Salmon river ranges on Monday. Both
parties have extensive bands of horses
In that locality.
DR.. J. B. Morris n,ove.l his office to
more commodious quarters, in the east
Of the same building he occupied before.
The new rooms have been refitted with
elegant office fixtures.
Miss Flora Coburn gave party at
her home last Wednesday night in
honor of Charlie Brearley. Many
friends gathered in and the evening
was spent most pleasantly.
s. c. Hale is adding coat of paint
to his residence on School house lane.
Low Chapman also joins the party of
Improvements and Is painting and 9TH
erwise embellishing. his property on
"E" street.
Dernham 4 Kaufman, enterprising
proprietors of the U. s. Store, Kendrick,
call attention this week to their rare
stock of bargains In new spring goods.
Look up the handsome offers in their
advertisement this week.
CAUTION: The HistOgenetic Med
icines are sold in but one agency in
each town. The bel around the bot
tie bears the following inscriptions: CDR.
J. Eugene Jordan's Histogenetic Medi-
cine" Every other device Is q fraud
Dent & Butler, agents.
E. T. Tannatt and wife of Kendrick.
are spending the week in the citv.
Mr.. Tannatt Is one of the energetic
business men of Kendrick, and a firm
believer in its future. He has however
good word for Lewiston, and is on
the lookout for good investment.
J. L. Goodnight brought into the
TELLER office Saturday some fine
specimens of the coming crop. He Is
very confident over the prospects for
the year. The outlook was never bet
ter. The ground Ia IN excellent condi-
ton, but rain would not be amiss.
Monday night the Chinese element
opened up first class rOv in their
gambling house. 1t was an all around
fist fight. he marshal carrOled two,
who were taken to the city calaboose
for the night, and, being brought he-
fore the Justice on Tuesday, were fined
IS each and costs.
BICYCLEs.-Wait for Fred T. Merrill's
illustrated catalogue, out In few DAYS.
Over 400 fine Ball Bearing, Hollow
Frame, Warranted, Steel Bicycles,
from $35 up. Cash or installments.
Type Writers, Canoes. Skates, ETC., IN
stock and bought, sold and exchanged. j.
l27 Washington st., Portland, Oregon.
VIM. Benner, an enterpris,ng rancher
from the Potlatch region, was in the
city Saturday last. He has high praise
for that region where. hy economy and
industry, he Is fast building a home.
Mr.. Benner appreciates the efforts Of
the TELLER to advertise this country
and sends copy to his brother in In
diana.
For SALE.-C. G. Bunnell has bar.
gain to offer In q Buffalo scale. A
new 5000 pound or 100 bu warehouse or
hopper scale. The scale is but slightly
used: not damaged in the least, and
warranted In perfect order. A rare
bargain f"r low price. Cal at his
place of business and examine the
property.
The Nampa Leader, edited by Mr.. J,
Horn, Is the latest advent into the ranks
OF Idaho journalism. 1t Is an eight
column folio, we'll filled with good pay
Ing ads and fine local and editorial col.
umns. 1t is a paper the citizens of that
place should feel proud over, and one
only needs to glance over it's pages to
know that 1t Is run by practical news
paper men.
The county commissioners have been
In session all week, and have had an
extra amount of business to transact:
60 busy In fact that they had no time
to write up and approve the journal of
their procedure. After making several
vain attempts to get copy to publish,
the TELLER was obliged to 20 to press
without any of their record. Next
week however q full account will
appear.
While the Agency team was loading
shingles at Harry Madgwick's lumber
yard on Monday afternoon, a buckinp
cayuse frightened the horses and they
started to run up Main street, but turn.
Ing abruptly at Monkeys corner they
ran north, and turning sharply to the
right ran into Lydon Broe.' livery sta
BILE, smashing three buggies standing
IN the gang way and upending horse
hitched In the entrance. They ended
the fracas by overturning the vehicle
to which thev were attached in the
rear end of the harm. One Of the horses
was severely injured and both cut and
bruised about the legs. All the buggies
are heavily damaged.
DR.. J. Lee Kelly, Of this city, met
with singular good luck last week in
receiving an appointment a. assistent
surgeon Of the men now smployed on
the extension Of the Great Northern In
north Idaho. Or. Kelly will have