Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1891-05-28
LEWISTON. IDAHO, 1HET 2s. 1s9l

lramps and HObOs are plenty and
the City Marshal is kept busy guarding
public property from their petty thiev-
ing. They are invited across the river,
ferriage free. Lewiston Is advantage
ously located in this respect and can
easily rid itself of these undesirable
citizens.
FOR SALE.-C. Z. Bunnell has bar
gain to offer in 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 for low price. Cal at his
place Of business and examine the
property.
Saturday night, owing to the heat,
campany "I' drilled in the school
yard. The boys are all a:rayed in
their new suits now and make a fine
appearance. Many citizens gathered
to watch the drill which was very
creditable in every respect. The COM
pany are rapidly gaining proficiency
in the manual of arms.
&C. c. Bunnell has on hand a full
and assorted stock of all kinds of garden
seed. The seeds are all northern grown
especially adapted to the soil and eli
mate, and all the product of last years
growth. A carefully selected stock of
every variety. Every seed good one.
Call and examine. 1t will pay to choose
| from selected stock.
Both the Spokane and the Annie
Faxon are running now between here
and Riparia, carrying out the wheat
owned by the Northern Pacific Eleva-
tor Co. The arrival of boat day
makes show and rush of business es-
pecially for the drayman and ware
house men. All are busy loading and
freighting. 1t is expected that the
last of the wheat will be carried down
this week.
Word il received from the agency
that Miss Fletcher completed the allot-
ment of the Indian lands lying along
the line of the railroad last week. w.
D. Robbins will now follow over the
line and complete the work of assess.
ment Of damages. In few days now,
at furthest, the matter will be in the
hands of the department., and the rail-
road construction in rapid progress
toward Lewiston.
The Grostein & Binnard pack train,
numbering thirty packs and carrying
5000 pounds of general merchandise,
left here Tuesday morning for Warrens.
They will proceed to Grangeville,
where some 1900 pounds more If bacon
and hams will be added to the loads.
This is the first trip into Warrens this
year, but the trails are reported in fail
condition and no trouble is anticipated
in getting in all safely.
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l78 West Van Buren, ST., Chicago, ILL.,
Grand Military Ball! Tonight Com
pany I, I. N. G.. will give its first pub
lie ball at the Grostein 4 Binnard hall
Prof. Ross and entire orchestra will
furnish the mnsic for the occasion
Supper will lie furnished by the ladies
of the Episcopal Guild, at HAS
A big crowd is expected with fine mu
sic and a gay time. Let everybody
turn out and encourage the boys in
blue. No finer company was ever or
ganized in any city. Come out and
make this q gay and festive occasion