Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-04-02
Told in The Teller.

Meat Market
Five cent beer, large glasses, now on
tan Mt the Palace Sa loon
\ riri baby was born Monday TO Mr.
and Mrs. Louis Grostein.
Al Stitlell, editor of the A,otln Sell
final. visited in Lewiston saturday.
Mrs. Allard's stock of millinery is
the most complete in the city. 2S.tf.
James Robinson has been quite sick
ut the Willows, the past week.
Dent Il Butter and q. n. kio, have
,ut large electric ilghts in their stores.
Don't forget the Grand Opening
Of Millinery, Friday and Saturday at
Mrs Allard',, next to kjo~. |.
W. W. Leeper and family have
moved into the Brearley residence on
Main street.
If you want Il strictly first class l"h
If uaper decorating done, don't forget
10 c,ll ON Bennett Il Porter.
Mrs. Allard, the milliner, has had
wears of experience IN her line An"
ladies can depend on havin" Their
hats trimmed to suit them. IS If.
IF YOU don't think that Hunnel'
has the stock and can give bottom prices
cal; and see.
All kinds of Sanitary work "A special
wand absolutely guaranteed 10y {
{ Bunnell.
We have Just a. fine line of fish
ing tackle, poles and sporting goods AS
Won can find anywhere. Dent X But
Ter
Our stock of blank books, letter
files, tablets and typewritinS supplies
is complete. Come and srr Dent 4
Eutler.
BENJAMIN Booth departed Tuesday
for Boise City, where he will attend the
immigration convention as Il represent
tative of Nez Perez county.
Specifications on Sanitary work
and fittings given on short notice
Prices always satisfactory at &C. Bun
nell's.
Samuel Goldstone and wife, of Cot
tonwood, arrived IN Lewiston Monay'
ON visit with relatives. They VIII
visi. Spokane before returning.
:. W. WilIoughbv, formerly OF
Johnston, WASH, was caller Monday.
Pc is now one of the citizens OF our
county, with "a home on the reserve
First -class work men, with years Oh
experience on all kinds OF sanitary
work and pipe fittings at &C. Bun
nell's.
Mr. j. =. Naylor, the retired sheriff
of Latah county, is now charged with
a shortage in his accounts by the popu'
stexpert Cunningham. Naylor Wig
orously denies the charge in every
detail.
And last, but 10y no means least
we pay particular attention to the drug
side Patent IN, dicues, toilet reqni-
sites and prescription facilities Surpass-
ed 10y none. Dent Il Butler.
1t is renorted that the Gene>ee Sen
,inel is again to- be populis, in polite
with the \. p. \. idea n secondary
matter. NJ. f.. Lawson is the pros
pcctive editorial Moses who is to leat
the populists out of the wilderness il
Idaho.
Fred Manning expects to finish thu
excavation work at the intersection o
First street and Snake river avenue II,
Saturday evening. The widening o
the street at that point has long beei
an apparent necessity, and the i'm
provement is in line with the progre-
Sive spiri, OF the operations of the cit
fathers.
}. W. Truesdcll was II viSi!orin Lew
i,ton last week. He is one settlers il
,heC Cold Springs district of the reserra
ton, aud ne is enthusiastic over tn
the winter there rs being exceeding
mild, stock in fine condition, and tha
the big prairie is now one mass
healthy green. The character OF tn
land is much better than has been II
ported, and, he says, the coming sun
mer will see that new empire dotte
with happy homes.
\ match game of base ball W;
played at Lapwai last saturday, h
Nendrick and Lapwai clubs. onl
seven innings We're played, at the clo
of which the result was II to III
favor of Lapwai The next game vi
perhaps be played in Lewiston, Snndi
April 18th. The Lapwai nine is n'a'
up Of Indian boys, from the lndustri