Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-01-16
Told in The Teller.
Fine stationery, tablets and school
supplies at Dent d Buffers.


away. Call and get one.
Court has adjourned till the regular
term, which convenes May 18th.
Elegant perfumes in endless variety. |
Pure Drugs and Chemicals at Dent d |
Buffers.
" A 1000 candle power arc light will be
placed in the| Methodist church this
week.
Dr'Ray departs TODAY for Portland
where he will visit for week with
relatives.
The finest assortment of hair, bath,
tooth and every variety Of brushes at
Dent & Buffers.
The reception to the normal school
at the Methodist church will take
place Friday, January "a, 1896.
-First-class workmen, with years of
experience on all kinds of sanitary
work and pipe fittings at G. G. Bun
nell's.
NoTTCE-Persons wishing the SER
vices Of "A professional nurse can obtain
information Of the same by applying
ut this office.
An error appeared IN the city treas
urer's report published last week. The
balance on hand should be 81, 23259
instead Of 81, 1889 IA appeared in the
TELLER.
The ''swell'' social affair of the
season will.take place Friday evening.
Full dress Is II qualification of admis.
sion, and elaborate arrangements have
been made.
l.. w. Sanders, a veterinary surgeon
of wide reputation, has been treating
some Of the valuable horses about Lew
iston. His dentistry practice is
great success.
There was pleasant dancing party
ut the school house on Enterprise Bar,
last Friday night. A large number of
Lewiston young people attended and
enjoyedlthemselves h"oelv.-i
G. w. McFadden, of s,outhwick, was
a'caller Tuesday. He had business be.
fore the county commissioner. He re.
ports that movement Is on foot to
change the name of the postof1ice of
Southwick 70 Grafton.
The following officers of the g. A. r.
have been elected and installed for the
ensuing year: A. Robinson, Com. !;
Thos. Sullivan. Senior rVice; T.. r.
Wills, Junior Vice; III. Perrault, Adjt;
w. f. Baum, Quartermaster; T.. G.
Neal, o. D.; Rev. Henry Brown, Chap
lain.
;FMr. NJ. A. Means, who was once a
Lewiston boy and whose heart is still
with us, was in the City Monday
night. He - now the mayor of Gen
esee. His business ability rescued the
little city from threatened financial
distress.
Services at Nj. f. church next Sun
day at usual hours morning and even.
ing. Subject in the morning: From
the Prison to the Palace. al Evening
theme: The Mission of Methodism.
The church will be warm and comfort
able and you are cordially invited.
The young men Of Alpha Rebekah
lodge surprised the lady members last
Thursday evening by serving an
elaborate supper Of fresh oysters, etc.
After supper was over Prof. Roos
truck up q favorite waltz and all en-
joyed the pleasure; of dancing until
after midnight.
There is tn I've "A poultry show in Spo.
kane, beginning'.January 3Oth, and
closing February 4th. Their premium
list ID nos ready for distribution. All
persons interested in good poultry are
asked to exhibit their flock and to visit
the sllOw. The railroads have given a
one.and-one>fifth rate for the round
"trip.
s. s. Rogers returned from his mica
mine last Tuesday. He says the camp
on Bear creek IL lively. The snow in
the camp Is four feet deep, which is a
heavy fall for early winter. Mr., Rogers
put force of men Mt development
work on his property. There are three
other mines being worked in that dis
trict.
There will he what may be termed II
congregational meeting after the regu-
lar services next Sunday evening at the
Presbyterian church. AT that meeting
the question will be considered wheth.
er or not Rev. Sibhett will be retained
as permanent pastor in charge of this
work. MFR. Sibbett Is very popular
minister ard an effective church
worker. During his ministra,ion here
there have been seventeen accessions to
the church. "a well as a general revival
of interest.