Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-02-27
Told in The Teller.

Mrs. krOutinger's neat, new hOus
on Snake River Avenue is nearly con
pletion.
Cash paid for chickens, at the Bos
Meat Market.
II. +. Benedict, the Asotin abstracte
and conveyancer, transacted bushes
in Lewiston Monday.
DR.. Richardson does gold and porce
lain inlay work.
Geo H. Raymond, the marble dealer
was i'm Lewiston last week and placed
orders for several tOmbstones.
Five cent beer, large glasses, now on
tap at the Palace Sa loon.
Mrs. s. q. Larson entertained tn,
Ladies' Aid Society Tuesday afternoon
Light delecacies We're served.
\ complete line of stationery Away.
on hand at the Owl DRUG STORE.
Mrs. A. Pierstoff mas purchased IA LOT
on The Hill and will erect neat cot
tage thereon IN the near future.
All kinds of Sanitary work a special.
ty-and absolutely guaranteed 10y G
& Bunnell.
TIE RegimentaI Band is making ar
rangements for "A grand ball to take
place Immediately following the Len.
ten season.
If you don't think that Bunnell
has the stock and can give bot tom prices
cali aud see.
Messrs. Leland and Hunt are i'm.
proving their beautiful suburban homes
10y the construction of ornamental
fences around their lawns.
$50 whips, al! kinds and descriptions,
ut reduced prices at Bremen e. Follett's.
The base ball team of the Lapwai
Indian Industrial School has re-.
organized for tine season. They will
challenge Lewiston for a game early
in April.
Cash paid for all kinds of furniture,
harness, saddles, etc, at Bremen 4
Follett's.
Alpha Rebekah Lodge conferred
the Rehekaln degree on five applicants
last Thursday evening. After lodge Il
social and supper was had. Four more
will receive the degree tonight.
The Star Saloon, McGrane e. Boice
Proprs., handles the choice FL CAPTAIN
General Cigar, Try one
Geo. Bremen, the Second Hand
Store man, has just received a, larg" in.
voice of springs and mattresses.
The Souvenir Tea, given by the
Ladies Aid Society Friday evening,
was literally patronlzed by the public.
The church Melted about SIS from the
proceeds of this highly sociable affair.
Cash paid for all kinds of Saddles
and Harness, at the Second Hand
Store, corner Third and Main streets.
Parker RAM, one of the Nezperce
merchants, arrived in Lewiston Sun>
dav afternoon, making the trip from
the new city in just nine and one-half
hours, having started for Lewiston at
seven O'Clock in the morning.
specifications on Sanitary work
ana fittings given on short notice
Prices always satisfactory at &. G. Bum
nelrs.
Mr.. Luke Andrews, the native bard
OF the Nez Perces called ut the TELLER
ONCE to enquire the price of spring
poetry. After silent reference to the
motto, he Wages of Sin Is Death"
he went bordering over the myster>
les Of the new civilization that con-
fronts him.
-flrst-class workmen, with years Of
experience on all kinds of sanitary
work and pipe fittings at G. c. Bun.
nell's.
Hon. Cash Day was IN town over
sunday. He has been negotiating for
Florence property for mining syndi-
cate. A group Of good lodges has been
transferred through his efforts within
the past ten days to a company which
Will begin active operations in the
spring. Florence is coming to the
front.
Bicycles thoroughly cleaned aud
oiled for $50 each. All kinds of
o'cyie work done cheaper than ny any
body else. KEAnLEs.
Some of the more' enterprisIng fruit
men are spraying for the San Jose scale
but there is evidence If criminal neg.
'ect on every hand. The Moscow
school master who by authority of
law holds the destiny of the fruit in.
terest of Idaho In his idle hands has
not been heard from here in an official
capacity.