Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1891-10-08
From Northumberland
ru1Nes THAT HAVE HAPPENED
IN SEVEN DAYS.
Tn and Around Lewiston
Carefully Gathered BY our Scribe and
Prepared in a Choice Manner
for our Readers.

10f our h63OeTS.
Business is reported lively at the
banks this week.
Leave orders with L. Rowley and
have your wood sawed.
william Wing, our able and eff
cient senator of last winter Is in the
city this week.
Indications are favorable for railroad
development. Watch this space next
week for something sensational.
The Jewish stores Of this city will be
closed next Monday, Oct. IL, In recog-
nition of the Day of Atonement.
L. Stannus Is in Moscow this week.
He contemplates moving his family
there soon where he will engage in bus
iness.
For SALE:-Thirty tons wheat hay
In quantity to suit the purchaser, one
ton or more. Enquire at the Office of
the Mitchell 4 Lewis Co.
1t is reported that Union block in
Walla Walla burned to the ground
Tuesday. The cause of the fire or ex-
tent of damages are not yet known.
Judge Piper has adjourned the dis
trict court to be held at Mt. Idaho, on
Oct. IL, to Oct. 10, on account of the
Supreme Court meeting here at Lew
iston, on October II.
The State militia elsewhere are drill
Ing for prize medal offered by the
dty to the best drilled man; changeable
monthly by competitive drills. What's
the matter with Co. "I''?
Extensive repairs have ben made
In the sidewalks this week, but still
there is room for improvement. Shoes
still cost money and nails are high in
many parts of the walks yet.
The family Of w. F. Kettenbach
tender their sincere and heartfelt
thanks to the people of Lewiston, for
their sympathy and kindness during
the trying ordeal through which they
have passed, especially to all tn Jse
who made offerings Of flowers. ~
Alta meeting of the directors of Lew
iston National Bank, on Tuesday last,
Jasper Rand was chosen to fill the va.
cancy in the dictatorship and c. c.
Bunnell was elected president. Both
gentlemen are well known and repre-
sentative Lewiston business men.
Portland Industrial Exposition,
commencing Sept. l6, the Union Paci-
nc will sell round rip excursion tickets
ffom Lewiston to Portland, and re.
turn, for $19.25. Good for seven days
nom date of sale stamped on back
The above amount includes one admis'
sion to the Exposition. :.
The Lewiston Theatrical company y
afe busy rehearsing this week, and il
y their intention to appear before the
people of this city on Friday evening
October 18, in the great tragic-drama
shamrock and Rose" Any further
comment is unnecessary, as the com
pany already have an established rep
utation, and are sure to be greetet
With a crowded house.
Word has just been received that Mr.
Hitchcock, a Minneapolis capitalist
VINO has been spending the summer OF
Craig's mountain, has decided to erec'
at5O,OOO summer villa there. He ha'
oeen delighted with the location ant
tne surroundings, and considers th'
neaith advantages superior to any h'
ever knew. 1t was his intention II
ouild the residence Of red sandstone
nom quarry in Minnesota, in which
% Is Interested, but his attention wa
called to the magnesia stone of this 10
oality and 1t is now highly probabl
nat bis magnificent residence will b
oaiit Of that material.
Extensive preparations are beinl
made at the Lewiston Suburban train
lng track to accommodate the horse
mat expect to winter here. From
Wesent Indications at least sevent.
nee horses will be In training at tn
ssck this winter. Sears, Lindsay
hartman and other prominent horse
s'en who were here with their flyer
year, have signified their intention
eturning this winter. Beyond doub
nn is the finest winter training tract
~ tne northwest, and horsemen every
.nefe are rapidly being apprised OF tn
cl. 1t would be no surprise to SC
a'y one hundred horses here durinI
the winter.