Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1891-03-26

pected to reach Lewiston about the
first of the month from their extensive
visit in the east.
A. B. Niles, of Walla Walla, one of
the partners in the firm Niles 4 VIM
son, was in the city last week in the
interest of the company.
Len Mitchell and Herb. Kemp re-
turned Sunday from weeks sojourn
In Uniontown, where they were COM
pleting job of painting.
For q fine turnout in the way of
spirited, yet perfectly gentle, teams
and new buggies go to Lydon Bros.
Their rigs are in first-class shape.
Mr.. E. A. Mohan, a representative
of the San Francisco Examiner, has
been in the city several days this week
in the interest of that great journal.
E. Kittsmiller moved into his new
house lately built in Riverside Addi-
ton. Several other new residences
will soon be added to that part of the
city.
Mrs. w. B. Palmer left this city for
La Grande, Oregon, Monday, where
her husband Is now employed with the
Mitchell l. Lewis Co. branch at that
place.
M. 5. Freeman, our ex-county COM
missioner, has lately purchased a livery
and feed stable at Kendrick, which
place he will hereafter make his head
quarters.
Ira Small delivered to w. A. Robin
son, on Monday, twenty head of prime
beef cattle. The lot averaged LIS
pounds, and are intended for the Spo-
kane market.
| You need new cook stove. One
Of those new Charter Oak ranges at
Bunnell's is bout the figure. Neat,
complete and exceedingly cheap. Call
and examine.
Mr.. J. s. Slater, of Seattle, is in Lew
iston prospecting, with view of locat-
ing. He is very pleasant gentleman
and is more than pleased with Lewis
ton and vicinity.
J. r.. Decker, late in the employ OF
Robt. Smith, left the city Monday to
accept the position of rodman on sur
veying corps employed ON the Great
Northern railroad.
| Brand new press drill, in perfect
working order, for sale very cheap, ol
will exchange for couple Of good sad
die or pack animals. Apply to I. N
Maxwell. Lewiston.
Ladies' Of the Presbyterian Aid
Society will convene at the residence
Of Mrs. T. s. Billings, Friday evening
March 9th, at o'clock p. m. BY
order Of the President.
Many citizens are busy yard cleanins
and preparing this seasons gardens
The pungent insense of burning debri
floats over the valley and from al
indications "earien sass" will b'
, plenty and cheap this. year.
As evidence Of the good prospects 70
I the coming season, the farmers are al
ready buying new machinery and pre-
pairing 70 harvest rich yield. Tn
. Mitchell 4 Lewis Co. report brlsl
e and growing trade in farm machinery
4. Wildenthaler's new residence ol
8 "E" street is rapidly approaching com
e pletion, and will be ready for occups
ton within a few weeks. When com
plete this will be one of the neatest AM
> most commodious dwellings on tn
' street.
\ Apeasant birthday surprise part:
was rendered Miss Ada Hatcher Fri
day evening, under the managt
ment of her sister, Miss Laura. Man
Y friends participated and an enjoyabl
evening was spent by diver
amusements.
K z. Mccall, from the Potlatch, was Il
10 town Tuesday last. He reports sprin
we'll advanced in that favored regio
'e and prospects excellent for another bi
is crop this season. Several OF tn
3. farmers are breaking ground In prepa
,, alton Of the spring seeding.
4. DR.. ]. B. Morris was unfortunate
ar losing q valuable thoroughbred colt b
accident this week. While playing
y the pasture the animal fell off sha'
70 bluff near the race track and died frol
~ the effects of the fall. The colt Is
yearling out Of the mare Telephone an
was valued at $500.
. The steamer Almota loaded wit
~ wheat ut Asctin Sunday. The river
10 in nne condition now and the steam
went down loaded to the guards. TT
Up chinook Of the last few days has MAJ
~ a visable effect on the snow line, an