Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1892-02-25

Ne"s was received here Monday
That Auditor Kyle, Of Latah county
aled at his home in Moscow Sunday
lie leaves wife and several small
children.
Carl Maitland, Mr.. Boyer, Mr.. Clute.
Miss Becker, Mrs. A. Kuhn and Mrs
II. kaminsky, all of Colfax, were in
Lewiston Monday and attended the
masquerade ball at night.
Robins have made their appearance
and spring is beginning to show itself
In earnest. Flowing is going on every
where and spring work on the ranches
Is beginning in earnest.
Jno. Rogers, representing r. s. Peale
d Co., of Chicago, is in the city this
week making the delivery of the En-
cyclopedia Baitannicas placed here by
Agent Reed some months ago.
A. f. Smell is down from Cameron
this week. He reports that his saw
mill on the Potlatch is running stead
lily, with plenty Of work ahead and
prospects for prosperous season.
The foundation for the Harrington
saw mill is now completed ready for
the setting of the mill. Mr.. Forte, the
foreman, was called east last week to
further some of the details of the work
"A full line of the freshest and
choicest garden seeds has just been re-
ceived at Bunnell's. Select your
spring supply from his stock, and Sc
cure the finest vegetables of the season.
Union Pacific System offers un-
equalled facilities to tourists en- route
to all points east. Vestibuled Sleepers,
Diners, Free Chair Cars through to
Missouri River and Chicago without
change.
John p. Ross has been enlarging
the house near his stockyards and max
ing additions to the latter. Heexpects
to occupy the house during the year to
enable him to attend to his rapidly
growing business.
James Kearney has again resumed
his accustomed place at the bench in
Geo. Glass's shoe store, where at any
and all times he will now be found
ready to do all kinds Of work in his
line with neatness and dispatch.
Miss Mary A. Kroh starts for Iowa
in u few days, to take the position Of
principal in the school where she was
formerly employed as assistant princi'
pal. She will visit a brother, who re-
sides near Sioux City on her way east
James Noyes, an old timer, died in
this city Monday morning. He was
extensively engaged in the stock bust
ness for number of years, and was
well known throughout the country
He was 65 years old, and leaves one
son.
A. T. Spottswood, of Moscow, spent
Saturday and Sunday in Lewiston on
the way to Camas Prairie. Mr.. Spots
wood is one of the incorporators of thu
Riverside Fruit Co. and has lately beer
in Portland in the interest of that com
pany.
Garden seeds! The choicest in th'
market! John p. Vollmer & Co. have
lust received select and assorted stocl
of all kinds of flower and garden seeds
which they have now on sale at prices
the lowest known for stock of thi
quality. H.
The I. o. O. F. are busy alread.
tearing down the old implement build
i ing on their lot and cutting down tn
poplar trees and digging the founda
ton for their new building. The worl
will be pushed right along with a full
force of men.
C. E. Faunce and wife of the LAX
House, Waha, were in town for the ol'
Folks Dance. Mr.. Faunce contem
plates several new improvements a
and about the lake this year whicl
will make that already lovely retrea
more desirable still.
The foot ball has been going az IN
school grounds and all the pent u
yigor of the average boy, that has oee'
accumulating for the past two month
is finding full vent in his feet NO
much science is shown but ior pur
unadulterated exercise the ball Is
success.
Watch for the Standard SEWN
Machine man, to be in Lewiston on o
about February Goth. The only no,s
less and rotary shuttle machine maze
Go and see it at the Hotel de France
and learn how to decorate your hoi'''
Henry Boivin, sole agent tor Aa'al
Nez Perce and adjoining count'es'
Household Furniture fer Sale.