Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-04-30


on a fishing trip They caught ovel
-four hundred fine trout.
In putting away your winter fur
and clothing you will need some moth
preventive. We have several varieties
Dent Il Butler.
f.. X. Burk, formerly a newspaper
man and at one time one of the most
prominent men in Eastern Washing
ton, died at the county poor house in
/ Dayton last Saturday.
We are headquarters for typcwrit-
| in. supplies OF every descriptions: also
! stationery, blank books, etc Dent X
| Hutlcr
II You III" thinking of papcring this
| spring, iOn't fail To see the new STYLES
ni wall paper and room mouldings at
Thatcher's.
Mrs. Allard, the milliner, has had
years of experience IN her line and
aides can depend on having their
hats trimmed to suit them. 2S-tf.
Lash Watson returned from a visit
to northern towns Saturday. He SAYS
he is glad to get back to ''the city of
peace and sunshine" and will pro-
badly locate here permanently.
For SALE:-One l5-horse power
boiler, and two pulsometers, with n
capacity of $50 gallons per minute.
VIII sell at a reasonable figure. En-
4uire at this office.
In The Swim.-We propose to do
our part towards fencing in the Nez
PIERCE lands. No one can undersell us
in wire-Glid;;en The Best, at Sets.
Cash Hardware store.
n young married man would like
position in store as clerk or bOok.keeper
ftas three years experience. Is also an
experienced saw mill man and team
ster. Address TELLER ONCE.
Before you invest in "A Bicycle
call on f.. J Bonhora; he will sell YOU
high grade wheel ut medium price,
ais" agent for the Imperial. Bicycles
from SIS upwards.
II. T.. Dunlap, of Seattle, Wash,
state Evangelist of the Christian
Church, will be here to commence IA
meeting i'm a large tent next Sunday.
The tent will he erected especially for
the purpose. All are cordially in
vi!ed 10 attend.
Mr.. }. $. Cox has shipped in 100
tons of ice for the retail trade in this
city. There are some disadvantages to
he encountered in land of perpetual
sunshine and one of them is expensive
ice for summer Use.
The county commissioners will com
vene i'm special session next Monday to
take up some unfinished road business
and they Will consider other matters
pertaining to public roads if any
should come regclarly before them.
Brack Thomas, the pioneer stock
man. brought in for shipment Tues
day 500 head head OF cattle from his
Salmon river range. He sold this
They brought the owner the neat sum
Of $4,000.
We haye fine assortment of
Window Shades, Linoelum, Oil Cloth,
Mattings and new Furniture of all
kinds at prices to suit everyone. Call
and examine our stock.
NJ. NJ. WILLIAMS & Co.
Duncan McRea and r.. \. Mathes,
of Asotin, were callers Saturday.
These gentlemen sold their cattle to
III. Tusler, the Montana cattle king.
Mr.. McRea received about $1,000 for his
interest. They report favorable husi-
ness prospects for Asotin this spring.
Rev. J. ID. Met onkey held very in
tere-ting service at his church last
sunday. 1t was combined memoir
ial service in honor of the late J. d.
Hester and an Odd Fellows anniver-
sary service. The lodge turned out in
a body and the attendance was very
large. The sermon was an able one
and was highly complimented.
The first trip in the Clearwater SER
vice will be made by the Steamer
Lewiston next Saturday. The boat
will accept freight and passengers to
and from all points as far as kamiah.
There will probably I've no excursion
during the summer and large crowd
will take advantage of the trip Satur-
day.
Len Mitchell is expected to arrive in
Lewiston next week to remain during
the summer. His engagement with
the Katie Putnam Theatrical Company
expired last week, the season closing
at Omaha Saturday night. He
VIII Speliu ms vacation Win ftla-
tiveS here, and in the fall will go on
the road with New York stock cons
pany.
Senator Dubois has made Il success
full fight before the committee and re-
tanned i'm the river and harbor bill the
so 900 for the Clearwater secured by
Representative Wilson in the house
Strong opposition had developed he
cause government engineers had not
made Il Survey, which was contrary to
al precedent.
The Lewiston Water and Power
Company is negotiating for creamery
and "a cannerycfor Lewiston Flats. 4
water power can be furnished for the
use of small factory plants of this
nature without loss Ia the ORIG inal pur-
MN iI.l Linz. L. y.