Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-03-12

The Star Saloon has gone through
II course of renovation within the past
week. Lewiston has some business
men who do not suffer cobwebs to obs
struct the views or mos, to grow on
their backs.
The machinery for the Hallet X Nor
rison steamer, arrived yesterday from
Chicago. The trial trip up the Clear
water will be III ade as soon as the ma
chinery can be put in position and the
inspection made.
A number of Yakima people are
coming into Lewiston ami surround.
ing country. That section, its wealth
being almost entirely centered in hops,
suffered severely from the recent panic.
which accounts for the large exodus to
this and other sections.
Revival services are being conducted
10y the Revs. :. w. Davies, the pastor,
and M. v. Howard, =. f., of the NJ.
+. Church, South, ut the &. "A. II.
hail. each evening during the week
and over Sabbath. Communion of the
Io,d's Supper at the l. O'Clock service
ON Sunday. \ welcome is extended to
all.
H. +. Heppner, of Portland, came
to the city yesterday, enroute to Elk
City. Mr.. Heppner is the owner of
one of the best placer properties in
that district. His location is on Neu.
some creek. He has worked it for some
seven years at Il yearly profit of several
thousand dollars and every year has
increased the facilities for taking out
gold. He has ground to last life
time with sure profit, with thous-
andS in sight for every succeeding
year.
Work is in progress on the improve
ment of the school house ground. The
trustees have undertaken to seed down
II lawn in the front yard. This is one
of the most beautiful tracts of ground
in the city and it will be an addition
al attraction for pleasure $ ekers when
it is beautifully arranged. The field
for land scape gardening in Lewiston
could not be leXceiled and the public
grounds should receive the touches Of
some skilled hands. Onr lovely
grounds on every hand have been
clothed only in wild beauty in the
past. Our public grounds should dis.
play the taste Of our artists.
Prof. Chas. y. Fox of Moscow in.
forms the public that the fruit inter
est of Lewiston and vicinity are insig-
nificant compared with the Ada coun.
ty interest. If Prof Fox would visit
this district and gain personal know.
ledge of our resources he could speak
with a better show of correct infOrma-
ton. II may he good taste for state
official to belittle the Importance of the
products of one section of this district
in comparison with another. Lewis
ton has stood side by side with othe,
sections and never suffered hy compar
ison when competent Judges passed 'o,
the merits of the products. Our re
sources are practically unlimited. Tn,
texture of our fruit is superior to tina,
, Of any otter district with which W,
have competed and the market price il
above that of the product of any Othe
ooint sent I" the same markets IN tn
{ east.
This message came from mot her To IN
"My darling boy, dreamed of thee.
: That whispered dream in mothers eal
y Was told alone for her to hear.
An angel PISSED in the shades of nigh,
Andcarried a thought in nOlselesS tiigll
y From my dark world to her sweet lif,
n \ dream of peace: or dream of strii,
V How kind ot the angel that carried tn
l. thought,
'Of sin and sorrow to whisper naugh'