Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1891-06-11

MOSCOW track, and shows a remarkable
speed, being able to 90 mile in 2:52,
and bids fair to lower that time to 2:4O
by September. Nearmont is very
promising colt and will make a yery
speedy three-year old.
For SALE.-C. c. Bunnell has bar
gain to offer in a 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. Call at his
place of business and examine the
property.
Just how to cook roast quite well,
That's what all do not know.
The first thing is to get your meat,
And then the fire must glow.
Don't spoil the meat and waste the fire
But have "Wire Gauze Door"
Put on your range and roasts will taste
Better than e'er before.
If you want the best buy the Charter
Oak with wire gauze oven doors.
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Address, Chicago General Supply Co.,
178 West Van Buren, ST., Chicago, Ill.
Geo. Boardman, the Pierce City ex.
pressman, brought down the news last
Saturday that the original "Lost
Cabin" mine had been discovered by a
party of prospectors, and that there
was to be a general stampede from
Pierce City and the Weippe country
for that basin. The "Lost Cabin
basin is one of the tabled eldorados o
Idaho mining history. 1t was discov
cred years ago, but by some unfortunate
means lost again.
The closing exercises and distribution
of prizes at st. Aloysius' Academy will
take place on the 18th instant. The
pupils will exhibit an elaborate and in
teresting programme. Positively NJ
admission for boys and children, unles
accompanied by and in care Of thei
parents. Doors open at 7 p. M, exer
cises begin at 8 p. m., sharp. Admis
: sion SOC; no reserved seats. First COM
first served. On the afternoon Of tin
same day the fancy work of the pupil
will be exhibited at the Sisters parlor
and the public respectfully invited t.
inspect the work.
, Another social and dance was giver
by the Daughters of Rebekah last Fri
day evening, at their hall. This tim
, it was farewell gathering in honor o
Miss Ada Hatcher and Prof. c. A
Foresman, who left yesterday for In
! diana. A large number of young pee
pie were invited and took part in tn
evenings festivities. The evening wa
: nice and cool, and the music from Pro
) Ross orchestra so thrilled the dancer
that the hours passed away quickly
At about midnight strawberries an
ice cream were served, after whic
( dancing was again resumed whic
, lasted for a couple of hours longer.
. Owing to the rain, but small crow
Y gathered to hear H. r. A. Pocock
g lecture on Alaska, given at the Missio
rooms of the Episcopal Church la
Thursday night. The lecturer illu
= trated his talk by two large MAJ
> showing the points of interest, and ge
;, ting the geography of the countl
clearly before the audience. The SUI
iect matter of the lecture was full
interesting points. 1t is evident tn
Q Mr.. Pocock has wide knowledge
l. the subject about which he speak
e The audience found it difficult at tim
d to follow the speaker owing to his rap
l. manner of speech. More confiden
Ia and deliberation, allowing the got
points time to soak in, would add m
terially to the delivery of the lectul
The audience was well pleased,
=. " complaint having been heard exec
- that the lecture was rather short,
- point it seems to the writer as bell
y we'll taken. The subject is interestil
)" and new and Mr.. Pocock with /
large fund of information Is able
a make it a very popular one.
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