Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-11-25
The firm OF Lane, Brown IL Green
has dissolved by mutual consent.

MACKI NToSHES-T IS. 90 kind re-
Iuced to So 30 each. Fox, Halter and |
'urnisher.
Henry Wax will make visit to San
Francisco to see his family before re-
to the prairie. Mrs. Wax is
spending the winter IN California for
her health.
Chas f. Rice is in the city direct
from Buffalo Hump and Florence
Charley has exalted ideas of the
Buffalo Hump district. He will win
ter in Lewiston.
w. G. Moore who has been engaged
rs supervising architect of the Lewis
ton Vineland bridge, returned We'd
pesday to be on the ground when the
construction begins.
superintendent Slanrnd of the Vine
land bridge company is looking over
the ground inspecting available
Tor construction of piers and
arranging for machinery TO use in the
work.
The three C0rnwell cases taken up
to the supreme court 10y Atty. Jas. +.
Babb lat term have been decided IN
his favor, reversing the lower court in
its decision regarding application Of
the usury laws.
Lawyer John Green is seriously sick
at his home in this city. He has a
severe attack Of typhoid and fears were
entertained yesterday of serious results
A large circle of symgathizing friends
hope for his speedy recovery.
Mrs. +. w. kettenbach and chill.
dren will start east sunday. They
will be joined in Spokane by Mr.. Ket-
tenbach, who is at present in Portland.
The family will visit friends in In
dianapols till after the holidays.
Capt. stump, Of the Almota, has re
signed and Capt. GRAY has been in
stalled in his place. Captain ii. G..
Baughman has resigned the command
Of the Norma to go into business in
lhis city. Capt. Work will succeed
him.
The railroad company has this week
extended its yard facilities by the con
struction of track on the dixie around
the liver front. The dixie will be
raised to the limit of high water mark
This Will sfford protection to the city
in the event of future high water.
l., w Farwell and wife, of Nerndale,
MINI, are IN the city. They will
spend the winter here. They were at
tracted to this valley 10y reports of oul
are well pleased with the city, and
have high opinion of our prospects.
A contract for IA G0-mile section of the
Clearwater cut off has been let. A
large force is now distributed along the
creek. A thousand men will be put tt
work on that route just as sooI as they
can he accommodated, if they can he
secured.
G. A. Hastings purchased Monday
from r. G. Beach the p. NJ. Davis res.
Idence with $50 feet depth of lot for
SO 800. Mr.. Beach bought this prop
ertv from Main street to the river
front for S., 80 He retains half of the
lot as almost clear profit on his invest
ment.
Senator Heitteld left Yesterday morn.
ing via Boise for the national capital
Congress meets the first Monday il
December. 1t Is suggested that mos
of the time Of the old congress shoul,
be spent in cleaning house for the new
republican congress which takes pos
session March 4.
The Buchanan Dramatic troup will
appear tonight and tomorrow night a
the opera house. They have met with
great success in all the interior towns
in which they have performed sine
they left Lewiston. They will doubt
less have good houses here. Everybod!
waits for the Buchanans.
Mrs. w. G. Fritter was given sur
prise by company of friends Tuesda,
evening. A small company of he
friends planned for her house warm
ing party 10 her new home. The even
irg was delightfully."- spent in socia
games, the principal feature of thu
merry-making was p burlesque cak'
walk,
Mr.. Samuel Sterling, of KIttatas
Washington, is in the city. Mrs. Ster
! ling has been in the city the guest o
her kins people, the w. p. Hunt fam
| lily for two weeks. Mr. Sterling joined
his wife here Sunday. The visitors ar