Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1892-01-14

DOs w 0l09 No. teSUEu9Q HUM mo-
cow, where be has besn engaged foe
some months past.
Warren Mallory h down ffom Wal
Lace for al6w weeks visit with rsla-
tives and fkiesds.
James McGrans isdown nom Grange
vile, on = business trip, and win ~ |
main for . 1sw days.
6lelghing b Ane for Lewiston and
merry parties Of young people azs en-
joying It 70 the fullest extent.
Judge William Wing, who has pesn
In the city for some weeks paAG, fs-|
turned home Tuesday morning.
II II reported thst h grippe has made
its appearance In Pierce City, and has
attacked the Cinnamon, several having
died slnce the epidemic commenCsd.
A dancing school 10 now running a.
Lake Waha. Instructions ese given
every Friday night BY : good tsacher.
Good music each evening. Fur terms
apply at the Lake House.
w. w. Brown, the aaslstant cashier
Of the Lewiston National Bank, went
to Moscow, Saturday, to assist L. STAN
mus in opening the Farmen Bank, and
will probably be gone for : couple q
weeks.
Theissen's hand of sheep, numhsring
1900, ha been driven nom the
Oats south Of town BY tho SNOW, and
have been ferried acruss Clearwater,
north Of town whsrs they will b
wintered.
The proposition 70 pat water on the
hill is again assuming definite form
and It 10 now almost certain that .
main will Be laid up from Firth stteet
to the new cemetery - soon . the
work can be done.
BY referring to the report q The City
Treasurer, which appears In this isssse,
will b seen that the financial standing
Of the city b excellent. While
there is = light indebtedness, u will bs
Remembered that there has been nearly
5000 worth Of property purchased.
/ Rev. Howson B. Terry II assisting
Rev. n. T. Burger, In revival q 0en-
esee and win not Ill his appointment
lin Lewiston next Sunday evening.
Rev. Reg. B. Swift, prssiding elder ot
Spokane district, N. e. church, South,
will hold his next quarterly conference
In Lewiston NTH Saturday and Sun.
day, Jan. 80 and 81, 1852.
The Lewiston Water 4 Light cosnpa,
ny have made the council . proposition
to light the city with electric lights
II the city will agree to take ten An
, lights and pay the company $50 pe'
month, the plant will b put In =
once. The council now have the mat
ter under advisement with chance
favorable for acceptance.
L. Stannus, formerly . resident Q
Lewiston, opened up the Farmer
Bank In Moscow, last Monday. Th
strict integrity and well known bus
ness ability Of Mr.. Stannus, who he'll
public ofiice In Nez Perce county for
number Of years, will undouhtedl
8 make this business venture success
y He has the best wishes Of the TELLEl
The cold snap stopped work on th
! new Lewiston National Bank buildin
Monday, but work was resumed u
next morning. This certainly spaah
well for the winter climate Of Iewistoi
y The building IL assuming fine propo
tions and has reached the second stor!
The Lewiston National will have OF
Of the finest structures In the Nortl
70 west when 1t u finished.
James 8. Clark, wanted at Boise Cii
for posting an Obscene letter ut Moscov
was captured after long chase /
Deputy Marshal 6tranahan. at Wa
lace, Idaho, Last week, and taken
Boise for trial. Judge Beatty has ju
sentenced James Kirby to three yea
in the penitentiary for like oiiens
A few such examples will stop th
illegal a. well a. immoral practice.
> About forty couple attended d
~ 70 opening Of the club dances last Frid'
night, and tsipped the light fantas1
az to the music Of Ross' orchestra. LIE
iston can boast Of some expert dance
IA and II you wish to, try . step or t,
you can find no better place than
~ the club, In any care you can VIII
;. away . pleasant hour while looking q
% and listen to one Of the finest orchertl
Of the northwest.
81 E. J. Bonhore returned last Frid
from an eight months trip to Euro
% where he had gone to look after the
"a terests Of . large estate In Fran
q which had been LEFT him by . {
" aunt. Besides attending to the b
a, ness interests Of the estate, Eugene
90 travelled extensively through Engla
Spain. Italv and Switzerland. and