Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-04-09
Told in The Teller.


eroy, visited in Lewiston Saturday.
Mrs. Allard's stock of millinery il
the most complete in the city. 2s.tf
The county commissioners will Toe n
session next week. The spring meet
ing is an important one.
IF you don't think that Bunnel
has the stock and can give bottom price,
cali aud see.
Fred Emerys dig team cscaped from
the driver and made a lively runaway
Tuesday morning.
All kinds of Sanitary work special
ty--and absolutely guaranteed 10y G
{ Bunuell.
We have just ~ fine a line of fish
lag tackle, poles and sporting good, as
YOU can find anywhere. Dent X But
Ter.
The street sprinkler started OF, its
summer work Saturday. Jake Shearer
is the engineer and competent service
is insured.
Ray Arant returned home Friday
from four mouths visit i'm the Occur
d'Alene country.
Our stock of blank books, letter
files, tablets and typewriting supplies
is complete. Come and see. Dent e.
Butler.
specifications on Sanitary work
and fittings given on short notice
Prices always satisfactory at {. {. Bun.
nelrs.
Sage Akin has accepted the position
of engineer of the electric light plant.
Frank Nelson, of Tanmany, is now
the pilot of the pearcy ferry.
-t'irst-class workmen, with years of
experience on all kinds of sanitary
work and pipe tittInss at &C. Bun
nells.
Mrs. Allard, the millinor, has had
years of experience IN her line and
ladies can depend on having their
hats trimmed to suit them. 2S.tf
J. w. Marchbank, formerly proprie-
tor of the Casino variety theatre and
sporting house, has returned to Lewis.
ton. He is now interested with II.
Fries in the Senate Saloon
Two chimney sweeps from Spokane
are working in Lewiston this week.
They are making Il tour of the smaller
towns of the northwest, and they say
that while their employment is not
pleasant it pays well.
Easter was observed in Lewiston by
all the church people in the usual way
New bonnets and colored eggs divided
the attention of the young people in
dulging reflections of less worldly
nature. All the pleasures of pleasant
day Of spring were enjoyed in pom
enades and social intercourse
The railroads have decided to issue
bicycle tickets. The scale of prices is
regulated by the passengers ticket for
the same journey. Wheels will not be
carried except upon presentation of
their tickets. F..
The late cold wave extended all over
the Pacific northwest. 1t was lust us
cold in the Willamette Valley as it
was in Lewiston. The fruit in the
lower country was further advanced
than it was here and the damage was
greater every other place than in the
Clearwater Valley. The fruit here es-
capped without any injury whateyer
The prospect is favorable ut this writ
ing for the largest yield OF fruit ever
harvested here.
{. w. Hadley has he4, on his place
that is noted for the big eggs she pro-
duces. For the past two wears she has
laid on an average one egg in two days,
and the measurement of one exhibited
ut this office is 81 inches by y inches.
This sample is double egg, one inside
The other. The egg within an egg is
perfectly formed and of the ordinary
SIZE. These eggs were both full of the
proverbial meat and both perfect in
themselves. The hen which does this
big work is in no way remarkable in
appearance. Mr.. Hadley l,aS tried to
originate new breed Of poultry but he
has no mother hen in his flock that can
warm the eggs sufficiently to make
them hatch. Mr.. HadIey is now max
ing arrangements to have a few dozen
chicks of this capacity to produce
double eggs hatched III an incubator.
w. y. Taylor, superintendent of the
Warrens Placer Mining Company,
which has put in an immense dredge
hear Warrens, says he has contracted
for saw mill, a planning mill, an cleo
tric light plant and other machinery.
The saw mill will he placed on the
Payette lake and the lumber will be
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