Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-04-16

June is tn he the month for feasts of
reason and flow of soul. The Normal
School entertainment will bring us "A
throng of visitors and they will he
followed 10y the q. \. II. visitors with
in Il week. The dedication OF the Nor
NAL will bring the governor here with
his staff, the cadets from Moscow ana
the militia boys from outside towns.
Some of he best orators of the Coast
Will he here. The season will I've Il
prosperous one and the attendance
from the different posts of North
Idaho will be large June is the seas
son when our valley is bright in sum-
mer dress of leaves and flowers. We
are proud of our city and we will he
proud of our fine school edifice. All
VIII he expectancy when the iisrt
weeks OF June arrive, The dedication
ceremonies are To on the the Bird of the
north, There will be the usual: ceres
monies of laying the corner stone with
orationS and other literary exercises.
Artistic Wall paper at Thatcher's.
Cheap too
| Probably the most important matter
brought before the present session of
the commissioners court Ia the opening
OF a road from the mouth of Potlntch
to .he North Fork This road is asked
ny widely extended constituency.
1t will open up the new reservation
settlements, the Weippe country and
be OF great convenience To the rivers
men who travel to the lumber woods
1t VIII also. facilitate travel to the
Pierce City mines. The road has the
advantage also of being tree from snow
in winter. The proposition Is backed
| by many business, interests and will
| doubtless receive favorable action. 1t
is particularly an important matter to
Lewiston. 1t gives direct routes where
now the reverse is the case.
Five cent beer, large glasses, now on
tap at the Palace Sa loon.
"a thing of beauty Isl Joy for ever"
Especially Thatcher's Wall Paper
The public entertainment, given by
the Normal School literary Friday
was Il success. The essays. recitation
aud mu ,ic were very fine. The pupils
Of tins school display remarkable tai
lent in the directions in which the
various tastes lead. The address uy
James w. Reid was an attractive
feature of the program. Mr. Reid is al
ways pleasing on subjects relating to
education, home and the young men,
he"s of the social world. His :voice is
often raised In defense of morality, re-
lisi"n and the best of intellectual life.
His address on this occasion was prob>
| ably the strongest he ever delivered
| nefore II LewiS;oa audience.
-Giadstone'~ Celery and pepsin
Compound for sale 10y McGrane g.
BOISE at Star Saloon.
+. }. Bonhore Is agent for the Prog.
ress bicycle. He will also sell yo,,
baby carriages at your own price.
| Match race is being orranged be
tween Dock Morris, Hard Bargain and
! w eiscr, three noted racers. This race
Will probably he run next Saturday,
tor "A good big pool The Willows Is "A
popular resort. There should he IA
spring race meeting arranged for an
many enthusiastic horsemcn in Lewis
ton and the conditions are most favora.
bic tor "A good meeting this spring. Al!
| THAT seems 10 bc necessary is to have Il
good man with energy to inauguratt
the movement. The business men o
Lewiston never yet failed to respond I,
a call for aid in "A laudable enterprise.
The star Saloon, McGrnne & Hoir,
Props, handle. the choice FL Capitar
General Cigar TRY one.
Whips, all sizes, all prices, al
, kinds. The finest collection in town
at Brrinrr's, corner and MainThiri
, Ben Dill, Joe Tcrtlng and VIM
, FoTc~inan were arraigned before III
National Guard court martial las
: evening. Adjutant Roos and Lieu
te nant'> Lake and. Barber con,pose
u the court. The, principal charge WI,
60 nduct unbccoming IA soldier, b
noh~attcndancc al, drills etc. The de
cision. "i.l he announced in due tim.
, A. l.. Afford who was aiso suphoeiae
to appear before the court martial, di
not put.in an appearance.