Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-01-14

Kobinett.
Dry wood for sale. Inquire
at the store of Hastings, Smith &
Co.
a. y. Kincaid, of this city, last week
began suit against the rthwestern
and Hypotheek Bark, Of Spokane, for
10000. The claim Is for services rem
dered and money advanced while Mr.
Hincaid was the loan agent of this
bank few years ago.
-Sixteen-inCh slab wood, ready for
the stove, can be secured of Elliott 4
Emery.
1t is the purpose of the publisher to
place this issue of the TELLER in every
home in Lewiston. IF any friend of
the paper should learn Of an omission
it will be considered "a favor if he will
repor! the names of the persons over
looked at Thu office.
If you don't think that Bunnell
call aud see.
The Northern Pacific railroad il Civ
ing especial attention to the travelling
pu bic. They seem to appreciate the
Importance of the Lewiston Valley, As
they have given through passenger
service to UniOntOwn and Genesee
fayOfing us over the route to Moscow
and other points.
Gail at the Golden Star Grocery
and inspect the premium tea. Excel
lent prizes given away.
The Citizen new paper published
at Wardner is at hand. 1t claims to
he independent in politics. The free
dom with which it handles the set
phrases of political kickers and the free
use of slang and epith-ts betrays
populist leaning.
Just received at Breemer's, a large
invoice Of dishes; also carries the
largest stock of secondhand goods in
town.
The young peoples societies Of the
M. f. and Presbyterian churches will
hold union meeting next Sunday
ovening at the NJ. f. church, at $50
O'Clock. The subject under considera-
ton will be, "Revivals." Several short
addresses will lie given. All are in vited, |
Elliott Il Emery have for sale lum. |
Der, lath, shingles, posts, wood, etc,
in any quantity, and of choice quality.
The first session of the new nOaru of |
County Commissioners and the install. |
lation of other county officers in their
official duties attracted many visitors
to the city this week. The report |
comes from the country districts that |
the people are prosperous and content
ed with the bright hopes for the year
1897.
You can ge; Shilling's Best Tea,
Shilllng's best Baking Powder and |
Shilling's best Spices and Extracts, at |
the Russell Cash Grocery.
Next Saturday evening the GIee
Club of Pullman Agricultural College
will give a concert in the Normal au-
ditor:um. The program will be full of |
happy, soul-stirring songs. There will |
be moIe than twenty voices i'm the
choruses, aud an accomplished pianist |
will appear in the procrame. Admis-
sion Soc. Reserved seats at Dent T. |
Buffers without extra charge.
We are clio ing out our line of |
Racine Road Wagons also Flows aud |
H"rrows of all Kinds at cost Coffin
Bros.
The value OF the land in the Lewis
ton valley must in the near future adj.
vance I" very high figure. The tiller
of The soil is not confined to a few
specialties. The whole range of fruits,
Vegetables, garans and grasses are for
his choosing. There are no failures of
grain crops no pests, blights or fungi
to injure the vegetables or fruits. This
land might increase in price Ave hun.
dred percent and then pay dividends.
Col. b. Booth has owned for MANY
years valuable thoroughbred trotting
mare which did duty as a family car
riage horse until the last few months.
The faithful old pet had passed the
allotted years of the equine species.
Even the best of care and vetinary
treatment failed to free her from suffer-
ing. AS an act of humanity it was
decided to cause her painless death.
DIR. Boston was called to administer
chloriform. The trusting and wise
old family pet went to her sculpture
with her old friends; she took the de-
ceptive drug and sank down in the
never ending sleep.
The Odd Fellows of Lewiston Lodge
No. s, held public installation Tues
day night. The brief address on Odd