Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1895-10-17
Told in The Teller.


On Oct. Sth, in the district court of
Ada county, Acknowledgement Par
sons, on behalf of the state, began suit
for ST. $50 against eX-County Treasurer
|. &. Hattabaugh, of Latah county and
his bondsmen. The suit is against the
suretieS on two bonds agregating $780,
600. Among those made parties TO the
suit are William Hunter, l.. Stanus, A.
A. Lieualien, J. w. Lieuallen, J. II.
Forney, A. j. Shields, +. f.. Mix, and
Phil Tillinghast.
Martin AIls, of Rock vile, Mimi, II
former employee of Mr.. Weisgefber at
Lewiston, and also we'll known here,
met with fatal accident last week
near his home IN MINI. He was run
ming an engine with a threshing
outfit, and with the Intention
of attending a dance given that
evening at wedding they rushed in
tending to get through early. They
ran short of water but kept on
threshing and when the tank arrived
proceeded to fill the boiler which
caused an explosion killing the engn-
Ger; no one else was hurt. --Uniontown
Gazette.
]. ID. Rainey, and son, VIM. A.
Rainey, formerly of Tacoma, have
opened their elaborate billiard parlors
in the Grostein Il Bilnard building, at
the corner OF Main and Second streets.
The entire lower floor is utilized by
their tables and furniture, and no bet
ter Accommodate for the lovers Of
this popular game can be secured In
the northwest. Mr.. itainey, ST., has
been IA resident of Tacoma for eighteen
years and now has large property in-
terests there During the "boom"
days i'm Seattle and Tacoma, he was u
contractor and builder, and he erected
many of the large structures which
characterize the Sound cities. For
eight years he was chief of the Tacoma
fire department, and he claims the dis
tinction of organizing the first volun-
teer department in that city. Mr..
Rainey is the owner of a stable of
blooded trotting horses, which he
brought to Lewiston with him to win
ter Included in his stable is the cele'
brated horse, Lenmar, with II record Of
2:l6, aud several promising colts. He
will permanently locate here, and in
the spring his family, who now reside
in Tacoma. will remove to Lewiston.
Ransom Coburn does all kinds of
fancy re, air work.
Five cent beer, large glasses now on
tap ut the Palace Saloon.
DR.. Richardson does gold and porce-
lain inlay work.
Try our Tea Leaf, twenty-five cents
per pound at the Golden Star Grocery
The Blue Front handles the choice
FL Captain General cigar.
When teeth are extracted for plates
DIR. Richardson charg. nothing.
We are prepared to tap mains and
do any plumbing job-The Cash
Hardware Store.
Rubber plates $3.50 per set; Celluoid
plates $50 per set. DIR. RICHARDSON
room S, Vollmer building.
All kinds of Sanitary work special
ty-and absolutely guaranteed by &
&. Bunnell.
A large line of Second hand cook
ing and heating stoves, Mt the w. a
Baker Second Hand Store.
Cash paid for all kinds of Saddle
and Harness, Mt the Second Hanl
Store, corner Third and Main streets
Fresh lot of Toilet waters, Lavender
Violet, Heliotrope &C., our own make
strictly o. k Dent Il Butler.
Get prices on Water Closets Batl
Tubs-Range Boilers-Steel Tanks
Etc-The Cash Hardware store.
New goods just in at the Bazaar
Ladies cali and see the Haviland an,
-George Bremen, the Second Hant
Store man, is popular and his price
are i'm keeping.
CLEANLINESS is next to Godliness--
Buy one of those elegant steel ella,
Bath tubs ut the Cash Hardware Store
-First-class workmen, with years q
/ II.
work and pipe fittings at {. G. Bun
nelPs.
Specifications Oh Sanitary worl
and fittings given on short notice
Prices always satisfactory AT c. &. Bun
nelrs.
Notice.
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