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


of +. Waldrip, Il son.
There is splendid opening for !,
steam laundry in Lewiston.
Frank Hannaford, of Denver, visited
Lewiston this week on business.
Mrs. Allard's stock of millinery is
the most complete in the city. 2S.tf.
Lewis Oldag and DederIck Schorn.
horst We're visitors at the TELLER oifire
Monday.
The California Brewery seNhihiting
this week an up-t"dale delivery
wagon.
Trout fishing is reported to be good
in the rivers. The spring run Of Sal
mon will soon begin.
If you don't think that Bunncll
has the stock and can give bottom prices
cali aud see.
All kinds of Sanitary work Il special
ty-and absolutely guaranteed 10y {
{ Bunnell.
The Childs residence on The Hill il,
receiving a coat of paint this week at
the hands of Coburn X Donaldson.
Specifications on Sanitary work
and fittings given on short notice
Prices always satisfactory mt &. G. Bun
nelrs.
Guy Williams has purchased an in.
terest in the Queen Restaurant, and
that business is now conducted under
the firm name of Williams X Flannery.
-First-class workmen, with years of
experience on all kinds of sanitary
work and pipe fittings at &. G. Bun
nelPs.
w. =. Bell lost on Snake River Ave-
nue. a pair of spectacles and be would
he very thankful for their return to
him.
Mrs. Allard, the millintr has had
years OF experience III her line and
ladies can depend on having Their
hats trimmed to suit them. 2S-tf.
Angus Sutherland, of the American
Placer Mining Company of Ono Elmo
Creek, has been in the city this week.
He reports substantial progress in the
big bedrock flume ENTERPRISE
The Odd Fellows are making ar
rangements for grand ball to be given
on the evening of Anniversary Day,
April p. The Odd Fellows of Pull
man will have elaborate ceremonies on
that day and Hon. J. w. Reid, of this
city, will deliver an Grafton at that
place.
L. Il. Cooper, the we'll known iron
worker has leased the McMorris lot,
adjoining Bill Wright's blacksmith
shop, and will erect thereon a thor
oughly equipped machine shop. 1t is
the intention to have these shops open
by harvest time and to he prepared to
repair all kinds of machinery in the
best style known to mechanical science
+. Manning has commenced the eX-
cavation on Snake River avenue. A
four-foot cut is being made, and pro-
baby seven feet of new ground will he
made by the surplus dirt The street
lines will be established according to
'he True survey of 1873. This viii
necessitate the removal of the old
buildings at the intersection of Main
street with the avenue.
David Fyfe, n blacksmith who has
been IN the employ of Bill Wright tor
some time past has fallen heir to a
comfortable fortune in Scotland. Mr..
Fyfe was located after Il prolonged
search throughout the Northwest He
Is now in receipt of a draft to meet i'm.
mediate needs, and the expense of II
journey to his fathers old home in the
old world.
Frank Gaffney, of Weippe, eN-reT
resentative of ShOshone county, was
in Lewiston Monday on II business
visit. He report. much activity in
mining in Pierce City and vicinity,
and says the output of gold will be
larger this year than tor any season
since the palmy sos. The mild
weather permitted much preparatory
work during the winter, and the spring
run on the placer mining will start
early. The agricultural section of the
big basin is rapidly settling up, and
three saw mills are now in operation
there. Mr.. Gattney says the residents
Oh that section are very much inter-
ested in the proposed Clearwater road,
from the mouth of the Potlatch to
Hreer's ferry. The importance of the
road to Lewiston can be readily recog-
hized, as it will be open at all seasons
of the year