Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-11-19

and baking powder at the Golden Star
Grocery.
The g. .. ID. Grocery has IA fine
gramOphone that will be given away
10y lottery tickets with every dollar
purchase.
Three chairs. You are always
next at Harvey Gaut's Basement
Barber shop.
The freight up the river is very
heavy now as the Lewiston merchants
are receiving their invoices of holiday
goods.
Very good Columbia bicycle. for
sale for 50, by + l.. Dumont, the
tailor.
With every dollar purchase at the
L. .. ID. Grocery you get "A ticket EN-
titling you to one chance on the gram
ophone.
Try some White Clover Cheese at
the Russell Cash Grocery, it will please
you.
William Williams of Eugene, Oregon
has leased the lower floor of the Odd
Fellows building and is putting i'm "A
bow ling ally.
10 acre fruit farm near town; good
house and other Improved ents-SllG0.
l.. J. Hornaday.
A new platform was built yesterday
the loading and unloading of the mail
from the stages.
Get one of those triple plate shines
from Coz. Wilson II. Henderson, 1T
Gaups Basement barber shop.
Joe. Beale well knowni in Idaho pol
tiles was IN the city Thursday. He is
on the road now travelling for IA ST.
Louis hard" are house.
Il have the best improved 10 acre
tract in Nineland for sala at $500 below
original urchase price.
l.. J. Hornaday.
ASN' IttVN, VI uCotud, wen kUpWIl
in Lewiston, and Il brother of Mrs. J.
3. Perkins, was married last week to
Il Miss Turner of Tacoma
80 acres fruit farm, - acres hearing,
good house, barn, spring. Call and IN
vestigate. l.. J. Hornaday.
Dennis Raymond. who was stricken |
by paralysis Tuesday, is slowly mend |
ing. He has been removed to the
home Of Mrs. kittsmi,ler for treat |
ment.
The finest dairy butter to be had |
in the city, at The Russell Cash Gro
Gerry.
Fred $. Erb, brother to Geo f.. Erb,
spent part of the week in Lewiston.
He left Tuesday for Portland where
the family now reside and where he |
will attend the Portland Business
College.
An attachment was issued Monday
against n. II. Carter, n Leland mer-
chant, by NJ. Franklin and Bros. for
the sum of Sl0lo. The deputy sheriff
is IN charge of the property.
The condition of the roads over the
stage route between here and Mt.
Idaho have never been worse. This
Is the verdict of the veteran contractor
Felix Warren who was down over the
line this week
James II. Mckibhen, editor of the
Senator, a X. of p. paper published at
Portland visited among the members
of the local lodge "Wednesday and
Thursday. The Senator is the official
organ of the Idaho Grand Lodge.
}. l.. Chapman of Cedar Falls, Iowa,
is enroute to Vineland with carload
of Hereford cattle and Poland China
hogs. He expects to start II breeding
tarm to furnish thorough bred stock
for the markets. THIS consignment Is
the first OF larger shipments that will
be made in the spring.
J. A. Czizek reports to the Boise
tptotCStINu tistt tttt tiIloulit secured DN
the robber in the recent holdup in
Warrens was little more than $50 in
cash and small amount in gold dust.
There was large amount due about
that time but the robber did not strike
at the right time.
Jno. =. No!lmer Il Co. have contract
ed with the Cash Hardware for u fur
mace of $1,000 cubic feet capacity to
heat their large store building. A
force OF men are now employed putting
In the plant As soon as this one is In |
another will he put in the basement of |
the Cash Hardware store for the pur- |
pose of heating that building.
One of the victims of the dread |
typhoid fever died Sunday afternoon.
Miss Alice James, sister to Mrs. VIM
Robinett could not rally after the fever