Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1891-07-09
Additional Locals,

or Mr. and Mrs. G. f.. Thatcher. died
last Thursday, after sickness of about
two weeks, and was buried Friday
morning.
For SALE.-I have some good work
horses which | will sell for cash, or on
time; also some good single drivers.
Enquire of j. ID. Kester, or call at NV
ranch, six miles east of town, George
\. Smith.
Supt. ). G. Isaman informs us that a
Teachers Institute will be held at the
Union school house, near Leland, on
Monday, July 13. Quite number of
good lecturers will be present and it is
desired that every teacher, who pos
sibly can be present, will not fail to
attend
We are requested to announce that
Mr.. Benjamin Dill is not married as
was reported on the streets few days
ago, but is still on the market; and par
ties wishing to interview him on the
subject will find him at his old stand
ready to furnish you with fresh meats
of all kinds.
The Deadman base ball club Will be
here and cross bats with the Lewiston
club next Saturday. Word direct from
the captain states that they will posi-
lively be here, SO let everyone who can
be present, for the game will no doubt
be very interesting. Game will be
called at about two O'Clock.
For SALE.-C. &. Bunnell has a 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 a low price. Gail at his
place of business and examine the
property.
Lewiston now has pay roll OF
| twenty-seven men-mechanics and
laborers. They are in the employ OF
John Keenan,, the contractor and
builder of the new Lewiston National
Bank building. They received theil
pay in full, Monday, for two weeks
labor. This is the first payment tina,
has been made and of course pleased
the workingmen.
Railroad news is very scarce thi!
week. The committees out at work al
report progress, and those in CORES
pondence with the head officials ar,
doing all they can, but, at this writing
are not prepared to make known wha
has been accomplished. Everything i
moving along quietly, and, we think
safely. We hope by next week w
may be able to make glowing report
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Mrs. Emily Pitt Stevens, quite
prominent lecturer Of California, ad
dressed fair-sized audience at the NJ
f. church, Sunday evening, on tn
subject "Who is my Neighbour" Th
lady is a fine talker, has splendid d.
livery, and appeals direct to the SYN
pathy of her hearers, and with sue
arguments as she presents cannot ia
to do good for the cause she advocate
Temperance. On Monday afternoo
she left for Asotin, there to deliver a
address also.
! Mr.. Ed. Smith, the artist, this wee
! completed large life-size crayon pi
ture of l.. Stannus. 1t is beautl1'
I piece of work and one needs only to 81
+ the picture to admire it-that is, tt
, work and finish. No finer work ca
! | ne pTOCuIeu saIy hOAOi es''N ''A'" 80 -
another instance where the artist III
. excelled even himself, and which go
to show that if you want good wol
!, YOU don't have to send away FRO
!, home to get it. Mr.. Smith is one OF
and deserves the patronage OF the e
tire community.
e The base ball game at Moscow la
n Sunday, between the champion cl'
" of Spokane and the Moscow club, q
not prove to be as interesting as W
g expected it would be, owing to the ia
:. - that the first game played was won
:. the Spokane club by a score OF to
~ ~ The game Sunday was won by Mosct
- by a score of 80 to 81. The game W
close enough, but the playing was an
thing but good, so citizens who W.
u nresent informed us. The score Won
De indicate that it was little boys gan
s. but It was the work of the two amate
to champion clubs of the northwest.