Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-06-25
Iteals Of Interest.
REVIEW OF THE WEEKS
HAPPENINGS.
Our Local Roundup.
Doines About the City and Vicinity
-Newsy News Told IN
The Teller

WHY don't you ride Racycle:
see Thatcher's Is cent line of wall
paper.
Miss Lillian circuit has returned from
am extended visit to Colfax.
Our 25c gilt paper is out of sight
Thatcher's.
Artistic Wall paper at Thatcher's.
Cheap too.
DIS. Dent is rapidly recovering
from his recent severe illness.
A fine dinner every day at the
Queen Cafe, for % cents.
Deputy Marshal Warren visited his
Craig Mountain ranch last week.
Eve cent beer, large glasses, now on
tan ut the Palace Sa loon.
4 number Of parties are organizing
for the summers outing on Craig
Mountain.
Cash paid for chickens, at the Boss
Meat Market.
The city council will hold Il special
session Wednesday, to install the
newly elected city officials
IA thing of beauty is joy for ever"
Especially Thatcher's Wall Paper.
A cool glass of soda from Dent 4
Rutler's fountain will make life more
tolerable during these distressing sum
mer days.
Fine lodging rooms in connection
with the Royal Dining Rooms
Mrs. James E. Babb, Miss Jane
Tinkham and Miss Mabel Gregory,
accompanied by Marcus Barnett Wis
tied Lake Waha Sunday.
Sewing machines at half price on
easy terms at Cash Hardware Store.
El Arant has removed his bottIing
works and bicycle stables to new
quarters in the Stanton properiy, at
the head of Fourth street.
Bedroom sets cheap; nice as new.
corner.
Miss Ida Baker who taught success
fully in the Lewiston Public Schools
the past year, has accepted a position
in the public schools of Spokane.
For RENT-Two story house with
fruit garden, in Lewiston Inquire at
J, Alexander's.
A grand free ball will ne an attrac-
tive feature Of Lewiston's Independ-
ance Day celebration. Two big halls
have heen secured for the occasion.
Everybody is invited.
The Lewiston fishing club was rep
resented at Waha last Sunday The
catch was small.
Mrs. E. A. Rowley and children, re-
turned on Mondays steamer from
visit to Portland. They were met at
Walla Walla by Mr.. Rowley, who
made the journey to that point on
bicycle.
Biggest Stove in the State, at Cash
Hardware Store.
:Thos. Sullivan has disposed Of
his Home Restaurant business to
Mr.. H. c. Elliot. Mr.. Sullivan
will take long vacation in the
mountains during the summer.
Ready mixed paints $50 a gallon
at the Cash Hardware Store.
The infant son of J. II. G. Scurlock
= teilfrom its cradle Nc nday aud sui.
tered a disiocation of the collar bone.
DR.. Newcome attended the little pa.
tent, and he will recover without per-
inanent injuries.
: The finest liquors Oh the market,
ut the Palace Saloon, f. Ross, proprie~
tO:.
q. b. Wood, IA prominent citizen of
Grangevt1le, Il in the city. Mr.. Woods
abiding faith in Florence comes to
mind now like II prophecy fulfilled.
camp die out. He maintained it by
personal efforts He now holds valu-
able property In the camp and will
reap deserved reward. He confirms
, the good news current about Florence.
DIR. II. l.. King, of the King Optical
Go. Inc, of Spokane. will he in Lewis
ton soon for u few days. See him and
have your eyes examined. Eightesn
Years experience. No charge for ex.
animation. Out Of town people can
learn exact date at this Office.