Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-11-26

are taking about the menu aud the
service. Ask them if it il not all right
Very good Columbia bicycl. for
sale for SO, by + l.. Dumont, the
tailor,
Newt Scott, n well known pioneer,
was killed ON the Mt. Idaho-Florence
road las, Friday hy the falling of a
tree. Mr.. Scott has been engaged for
some time in freighting goods into the
mines.
fry some White Clover Cheese at
! theRussell Cash Grocery, it will please
you.
Judge Stookey viii. hold the regular
quarterly examination for teachers at
the high school room of the main
building, beginning ut 8 u. IN. this
morning and continuing through
tomorrow.
The finest dairy butter to be had
in, the city, at The Russell Cash Gro
Gerry.
The tnioltoWn stage changed
Saturday to the winter schedule. The
schedule is now arrival at a. m. and
del arturo at . p. M, but the bad con-
ditlOn OF the roads makes its arrival
about two hours late
| Get one of those triple plate shines
from Col. Wilson II. Henderson, at
| Gv ut's Basement barber shop.
| The old sample room ut the Ray
mond House were torn away this week
and "A new and larger structure will be
put in the piece. The building when
lighted rooms.
| WANTED-By Il Young man, a place
where he can earn his board while at
tending school. Enquire at tits office.
W. i. Kettenbach will leave for the
east about D}c 10 for months trip
including business and pleasure. He
will bring Mrs. Kettenbach home with
him from indianapolis where she has
been visiting for two months.
| The CO -. Grocery has a fine
gramophone that will he given away
by lottery tickets with every dollar
purchase.
| Newton Hibbs and A. A. Kincaid
were down from the Daisy mine last
Sunday. The heavy rainfall lmpeded
the progress of development work
somewhat but as soon us it freezes it
can be pushed with increased rapldity.
With every dollar purchase at the
titling you to one chance on The gram
ophone.
Cards are out for reception given
at the home of Robert Grostein. Mrs.
Grustein will receive from . till 5 this
Mrs Kuhn aud Mrs. Kaminski of
ColfaX, who are at home on a visit.
Senator Heitteld and family left yes
lerlay for w shington, The Senator
will take n permanent residence there
during the remainder of his term to
give his children social and educational
advantages offered IN the national
capital.
The public schools closed yesterday
afternoon fhr the usual Thanksgiving
holiday extending to next Mon day.
Exercises were held in the separate
rooms, the pupils taking part in the
! program, giving about an hour to some
pleasing drills, music aud Rotations
This closes the third month Of school,
In view of the importance, rs well
as the deep interest taken in the recent
decision of the supreme court in the
case of Kohn W Kingsley, commonly
known as the Fee BIZ Case, limited
number of copies have been printed il.
pamphlet form. Any person desiring
II copy will lie furnished free by apply
iag or writing ro the clerk Of the su-
preme court at Boise, Idaho
Next Wednesday and Friday even
i ing, Dec. and 8. at 7:30 O'clock, Lu-
I therian services will he held in the
Presbyterian church Of this city. The
, first Of these two services will be con-
, duet I'd throughout in the English Ian
. guage, and the second entirely in Ger
man. Rev. w. II. Behrens, of Taco.
ma, Wash. will preach on both &C.
? casions. The theme of the first ser.
; mon will he "rwo Fundamental Prin-
, cipies Of Lutheranlsni,' and the theme
!. for the second, 1.-The Certainty of the
Christians hone OF Eternal Life"