Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1891-07-23
Caught on the Fly.

Daniel Kemp made business trip T.
As tin yesterday.
Frank Boise is confined to his room
with sickness this week.
Judge Roland Hodgins was dow,
from Moscow Wednesday.
DR.. F. J. Boston is in Grangevill
this week on dental visit.
Harry Thatcher and wife came dowr
from Genesee last evening.
Isaac Grostein came down from War
rens this week, on Il short visit.
MIR. John J. Chapman, of Vollmer
was in the city Tuesday and Wednes
day.
Attorney Freund, of Moscow, wa.
here few days the fore part of tn.
week.
Mrs. d. b. Hilbert, who has been
quite sick for several weeks, Is now
convalescent.
Miss Maud Critics returned on Tues
days boat from an extended visit tc
Milton, Oregon.
II. II. Steele, from near Vollmer
was in Lewiston Wednesday doing
business before the land office.
Mrs. Leslie Knaggs left last Friday
for Kingston, Idaho, where she will
spend several weeks visiting with her
parents.
The family of Sheriff Eakin left this
week for Craig mountains, where they
will remain Il few weeks during the
heated season.
Mrs. r.. P. Reynolds and Miss Mary
Reynolds, of Pataha, are visiting in the
city this week, the guests of the family
of Judge Isaman.
Mrs. Captain Baughman and son
Ralph, who have been visiting in Port
land and San Francisco for the past
month, returned home Saturday.
Mr.. Elmer Waldrip, that genial and
whole-souled fellow, and the junior
editor of the Asotin Sentinel, accom-
panied 10y his better half, spent last
Saturday in Lewiston.
Fred Kroutinger and Ralstor Voll-
mer left Friday for the Ruby creek
mining district, where they will re-
main for week or ten days, making a
prospective tour of the country and
looking after Gains already established.
John Philip and Powell Pokorny
will leave next Sunday for two-week's 3
outing in the Blue mountains, to take
advantage of the fine hunting and fish
ing now prevalent. During their alb
sence their merchant tailoring estab-
lishment will be closed.
Messrs Joseph Robinson, Billie
Woods and Leslie Squier, Lewiston's
representative nimrods, left Saturday
for Craig mountains where they ex-
pect to remain week or ten days
hunting. 1t goes without saying that
the game will have hard time dodg-
ing to keep out of the way of their
reckless shooting.
VIM. Phillips and wife, formerly
residents of this city, but now promi-
nent and successful fruit growers of
Milton, Oregon, were In Lewiston
Tuesday morning, en- route for Grange
vile, where they go to look after inter-
ests in that section. While in the city
Mr.. Phillip, called and renewed his
faith in the TELLER for another year.
Do you know any man or firm that
failed to make money, and plenty of it,
by liberal advertising, when it was
done with intelligence and go, d judg-
ment? Was the trade built up, the
money made, by little spurts of public
ity-seeking? Certainly not! You
might as we'll attempt to make an ar
tificial lake in your grounds by pour
ing a teaspoonful of water once a m nth. =.
But select good spot, with no leak at
bottom, turn on a stream If water and
let it run. That's the way to make a
lake, and you can always regulate its
size by the supply of water. You can
make your business in the same way
by turning on stream of advertising.
Your good judgment will regulate the
volume Of the stream-but let it run
and keep on running! That stream Of
advertising is Publicity, and a good
newspaper always has it for SALE
Press Times.
The Malad City Enterprise thus go
liloquizes concerning that city's Advan-
sages: Malad valley is the finest stretch
of country ever made. 1t is bounded
OH the north by the city Of Enoch, on
the south by Paradise, on the west by
the garden of Eden and on the east by
the throne of grace. OF an evening
you can see the marble walls and golden
gates and towers and domes Of the
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