Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-03-26
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Fresh alfalfa SEED Tor SAFE ny tne
Lewiston Commission Co.
Miss Mary Benton is sutltrn. from
a severe attack Of Ia grippe.
Five cent beer, large glasses, now on
tap at the Palace Sa loon.
Harry Morgan has gone to Grange
willie to engage in the restaurant bust
ness.
If you don't think that Bunnell
has the stock aud can give bottom price,,
cali and see.
ALL kinds of garden and flower
seeds for sale 10y the Lewiston Com
mission Co.
All kinds of Sanitary work II special
ty--and absolutely guaranteed 10y {
{ Bunnell.
Mr.. Wildenthalcr, the pioneer gro
crrynan, has been renovating aud
painting his place Of business.
We have just rs fine II line of fish
ing tackle, poles and sporting goods AS
You can find anywhere. Dent Il But
Ter.
Thc street formerly known rs Chap
man street, opening Off of Idaho street
is now known as "Paradise Alley"
specifications on Sanitary work
and fittings given on short notice
Prices always satisfactory at &C. Bun
uell's.
Isaac b. Miller and Melissa y. EadS,
all of Lewiston, We're married on the
18th inst, Rev. =. w. Davies officiating.
Our stock Of blank books, letter
files, tablets and tymwriting supplies
is complete. Come and see. Dent Il
Butler.
The Almola brought up one hum
bred tons Of freight on Mondays "Trip.
THIS is the largest cargo carried by any
steamer on the up river division.
--l'irst-clasS worknen, with years of
experience on all kinds Of sanitary
work and pipe fittings at &. G. Bun
nelPs.
And last, but 10y n" means least,
we pay particular attention to the drug
side. Patent ~, dcine,, toilet requi-
sites and prescription facilities surpass-
cd 10y none. Dent Il Butler.
An attractive display adorn- the j.
Alcxander's big show window this
week Il is the handiwork OF }. Riley
who now has charge Of the dress goods
department of that establishment,
\ Womans Parsonage and Home
Mission Society was organized in Lew
ton last week with lG members. Mrs.
T.. NJ Davies was the organizer. The
regular meetings will ha held Thurs
daysat , =. NJ
I.osr-Ahout the 18th inst in Lew.
iston, II pocket book containing one
half fare permits on y. F., Great
Northern, q. r. Il \. and Central
Washington railroads, with other pa
peers of value by Rev. Nj. Y. Howard,
of Spokane Leave at this office.
by individual proves. The ready six
shooter was often the instrument OF
Justice. and harsh judgments were rem.
deved which could not be reversed, by
any earthly court. In Boise basin ruff
fanislu regned with terror for sea-
son. peacable men were driven from
their claims 10y the organized toughs OF
the camp. A woman who was noted
more for her nerve than for her refine
ment, claimed rich piece of ground
in the best part OF the camp, but it was
apparently abandoned for while
Some of the rough element among the
men decided dump the claim and put
force of men to work at washing out
the gold. The female owner hear
that her claim was jumped. She re-
paired to the scene armed with pick
handle. She Jumped into the cut ant
began to Delay the shove.ers, knock
ing them down as she reached them
The man who had jumped the claim
was gun fighter and he tried to bluff
the woman with the pick handle, pu
he was laid low with the rude weapon
rheEattlc was won. The wor.an will
the pick handle had won her case anf
the judgment was recorded in the sen
timent> of fine people; and that judg
ment was never reversed.
An old man remarked the other da.
- that the hraVest deed of the NeZ Perez
war Was performed 10y n prominen
citizens of Idaho county, who is nov
deceased. This brave man, from
camp with soldiers and volunteer
around him, observed that an India
warrior i'm ambush was holding
scouting party at bay and in danger
losing their lives. The Indian Wa
concealed but he was DONG som