Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-08-27

do you know? You don't even know
" bat thS is. | don't care. Bremen
buys eveT thing.
There has been no local wheat mar
ket for tAo days The buyers have
/ evidently teen waiting for thr troubled
eastern marSc,, to become settled
/ acan.
/ - BunpeIl las just received Il car
! load of NlondN he coal direct from The
mines. If sou don't like the name
/ y"u wi, ike the con.
! Mr.. y clileT returned Ia I.- Sis,.u
I Tuesday eveiif = on II visit Mr.
! j. rt,leY j. the geu icman who coached
AND piahcd Quarterback Will, Lewis
| '0n'- fon't;il team ast season. and we
! hope that he will decide To remain
| here this Il aud winter.
! ana not go n. Ia k'ondike: | am
! going t. STAY in Lewiston and buy
! second iaId goods and without an eX-
! cti~e at ANY Kind. Will sell household
goods cheaper than anybody.
I Geo. Bremen,
/ North side of Main.
| Mrs. T.. :. Brown, of Uniontown,
/ was in the city yesterday T.. :.
/ Brown i one of the best farmers in
our northern wheat belt He raises
| the best morse Ia be found in the
! northwest Mrs Brown drives IA $500
! truite', aud drove him to this city 10
have him ~hod ~ II Lewiston special
Isl.
| The Zee hil ease was again up before
the state supreme cour, last Monday
"n IN application for rehearing
! This WIS denied by leangthy by
Judge Huston. Chief Justice Sullivan
i d's-euted on matters of minor impor-
lance. Judge Quarrels concurred with
Judge liu-t-n and replied to the ob.
jertions of Chief Justice Sullivan at
| length.
Prof II +. Curtis of the grammer
| department of the Lewiston high
| school, accompanied by his family, re-
turned To tie city W sterday After the
summers vacation spent in developing
Il reservation farm the professor returns
to his worn reduced to fighting weight
| and in coed health. Mrs Curtis aud
the children have enjoyed the country
life very much and they are much i'm
proved in health.
That Second Hand store on the
north side OF main corner Main and
3rd, is here to stay, and trades with
| customers so that we can trade again
Geo. Bremen, Prop.
The steamer Almota took II cargo of
400 sacks of wheat from Asotn last
! Friday. This is the first OF this wears
! crop which will aggregate 100, 600
sacks The expectation from Asotin
in 1896 was less than the first small
Shipment of this season. The improved
condition of Tint district in CONNER
ciai sense is Indicated by an increase
of 100 percent III yield of grain ana 100
per cent increase ia prlce.
The sporting men of this city have
anticipated the decision of The supreme
court OF the state GA the anti-gamhliug
law which was argued yesterday so tar
a. to make separations for opening
licensed games under the old statute as
soon as the result il known. The law
Is Known 10 POSSESS the defects which
caused the fc bill To be declared void.
it Is generally believed Lewiston will
he a wide open" city in Il few days.
George T. Carrier and wife, from
Great Bend, Wash, arrived in Lewis
ton this week and will make this
place lheii future home. They have
.easea the vacant room IN the Ruunell
block, where Mrs. Carrier will open up
tlue and complete line Of eastern
nillmary the last week Ia September.
Mrs. Carrier has had Is years eXper-
fence in millinery aud assures the peo-
pie % Lewiston that she will open up
II store that will he credit to any
town.
l.. II. Chapman Is in the city. He
returned "Wednesday from the Orc
Grnnde division of the Pierce City dis
trict. Mr.. Chapmau and his associates
own gtonr of mines in that region
that ARE attracting mining men Ia the
camp They have The largest body OF
tree-millirg rock To he found amy place
in the Clearwater basin. They have a
mountain of ore, practiralv in sight.
|, rs "A wonder that "A Thousand stamps
are tot thaudering AWAY on the Orc
Gr..tde.
Jury List.
Following is "A list of Petit Jurors