Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-03-19
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VI. n.
ing in the city.
Auditor Tannahill returned from his
visit to Iowa and Kansas Saturday.
Attorney Bahb will visit Boise City
Saturday where he has business before
the Federal Court.
The ChiIds family have moved into
their new residence in Thatcher adj IL
ton on The Hill
The Star Saloon, McGrane n Boice
Proprs., handles the choice FL Captain
General Cigar TRY one.
Eli Darr is erecting blacksmith shop
at the corner of LIST and ID streets on
the Kettcnbach property.
Mrs. Hall, of Uniontown, is visiting
with her many friends in Lewiston
this week, the guest Of Mrs. F. Brown.
\ petition has boen circulated this
week to have Capt. Ramsdell retained
as commandment of the Salvation Army
corps here.
Chas. Isecke, the man of big
heart and big purse from Asotin coun-
ty, with his wife visited in Lewiston
Sunday
The restaurants report Il big increase
in trade, which is the strongest evil
dence of the new life impregnating
Lewiston.
Ed Fountain has purchased the III
terest of j. Nixon in the Boss Feed
Stable and will hereafter conduct that
business.
Mr.. Frank NJ. Roberts, who has been
connected with the Walla Walla Ga
zette for for some time past, was cali.
cr this week,
Fishing is pronounced good by local
sportsmen. \ lpowai and Hatwai
creeks are the principal scenes of opera.
ton. Some big catches are reported.
TIE two-year.old daughter of New
ton Hibbs fell last Sunday an.! fractur.
ed her arm. DIR. Morris attended the
little sufferer and she is progressing
nicely.
DR.. Mclnturf and Rev E,,Ster will he
here about Wednesday, March %, 1896,
to begin series of meetings at the NJ.
f. church. They will stay about two
weeks
The first issue Of the Idaho Mining
News, published at Boise, is upon the
TELLER exchange table. 1t is n publ.
cation that will be Of great service to
the large class who are interested in
the mining business.
Miss Lillian Hembree returned Fri.
day from Portland, where she has been
for several weeks past, selecting sum
mer and spring goods for her millinery
store. Miss Howe, an experienced
dressmaker, accompanied Miss Hem
bree on her return and has opened par.
Tors In connection with the millinery
store.
Mr.. Vessels discovered woody aphis
and San Joce scale in imported nursery
stock this week He promptly took
steps t" protect the purchasers. This
should be warning to all people who
are shipping in trees. The woody aphi.
is a terrible apple-tree pest, and should
be zealously guarded against.
The case of the city against the
oondsmen of ex-City Treasurer l.. +
Williams has been compromised, 10y
the bondsmen paving the $3.50 at
tachment on the Farmers bank build
ing aud turning the property over IT.
the city to satisfy the claims agains
them Double Standard.
Mr.. ii. Brandon, II recent arriv;,
from the east, has purchased thirteer
acres of land on Enterprise Bar iron
Newton Hibbs, for 81 $50 Mr.. Bran
dom takes immediate possession an,
Will, from this date, be one of the use
ful citizens Of Nez Perces county, II
has fine location for a home.
Mr.. p. Brown, of Ashland, Oregon
arrived IN the city saturday. He ha
accepted position with the lie wistol
water K Power Co. and will perma
hently reside here. Mr.. Brown wa
formerly resident of North Yakiins
washington, where he was connecte
with the editorial staff of the Yakim
Republic and other newspapers.