Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-07-29
LEWISTON DENTAL PARIORS.

Cash talks at the Golden Star Gro
Gerry
E. O'Neili was called to Moscow
yesterday on legal business.
DIR. Randall will move about Sept
LIST to the office vacated by J. w. Reid
GIRL WANTED-To do general house
work. Apply at the residence of Mrs
b. Booth.
The ladies Of the w. r. G.. gave an
Ice cream social at the G. A. r, hall
Tuesday evening.
DR.. Whitford reports that Jno
Stevens is rapidly convalescing He
is now able to be about again.
FOR SALE-Owing to my business
being located in Lewiston, l will sell
my vireland property at bargain.
". NJ. Zurnstein, Skookum Bakery.
DR.. &. w. shaft and family leave
this morning for Lake Waha. The
family will remain in their cottage
at the lake till fall, but the Doctor will
return after Sunday.
The railroad was completed to the
kentuck ferry yesterday. This il with
in five miles Of the depo: grounds in
this city. We may celebrate the driv-
ing Of the last spike about next Friday.
| Excavation is in progress for the
extension OF the Grnsteiu block. Not
only the Kios store room il to he en-
larged hut the whole block ia to be ex-
tended forty.five feet ou the south end.
Z. 4. Woods ct al have brought suit
against Alex. McCloud for unlawful
detainer. Attorney Geo Tannahill has
the case for for the plaintiffs aud Null
len & Guyer for the defendant. The
case is set for Aug. 3.
John Cumming was examined on
the charge Of cOunterfittlng nickels.
before Commissioner O'Neil last We'd
nesday. A stubborn fight was made
for the accused but the evidence was
very positive and damaging. He was
held in 81 500 bonds aud remanded to
the custody Of the sheriff.
Sam johnson, the pioneer threshinr
machine operator, received yesterday
by boat II complete Case threshiny
outfit. Mr.. Johnson had decided to
retire from the threshing business, but
a contract with one farmer to thresh a
crop Of wheat for over 5000 WAS a
temptation so great that he could not
resist.
&. H. CARLY and wife, of Leland.
visited Lewiston hast Sunday. Mr..
CARLY is the new appointec to the re-
ownership of the Lewiston land office.
This office becomes vacant about the
middle of next month and the transfer
Will be made on the 18TH inst. and
thus TO extend courtesies and facilitate
the keeping IF records aud accounts.
rhreshing Is fairly inaugurated in
the Tammany district. There is no
longer conjecture about the yield. The
real returns In the sacks demonstrate
the weld to be even greater than the
expectations Of the most sanguine of
the farmers. The first fields threshed
have yielded 10 bushels to the acre
and the best crops are yet to be har-
vested.
George Penny died In this city last
Monday. The deceased wis pioneer
of Lewiston. He had been - various
fields Of labor almost from the first dsy
Of the settlement Of the place till last
year when falling health caused him
To i've a very quiet life. Mr.. Penny
had many friends and no enemies. He
lived and died bachelor
Captain ana Mrs. Baughnan re-
turned to Lewiston Saturday. The
Captain spent two months on the up-
per Snake in the spring, when he was
engaged In the navigation Of that
river In the interests Of the Seven
Devils Copper Mining Co. He has
now returned to his old place on the
route from Ripaiin to Lewiston and
will make bis home here.
A civil service examination was held
in this city last Wednesday to test the
qualifications for applicants for clerk.
ship In the local land Office. Follow
Ing are the names Of those who ap-
peared: Misses Maude Stowe aud LII.
liam Orcutt aud Messrs Hazen Saujer
aud George Richie. Postmaster Kress
aud Receiver Kroutinger conducted
the exercises on behalf Of the civil SER
vice commissioner
The famous old Democrat mine in
the Pierce City district is to liz work ed
again. A new Eastern company has
acquired the property and 70 stamp
mill is on the road IN by the way Of |
kendrick which will he installed upon
the property In September. The Dem.