Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-12-02
An elegant hardwood bed room sci
only SIS Aune & McGilvery.

$ ID Shurte has bought the old Neg
Perez Commission house from w, f.,
Mathews d Go. The latter will con-
duet the dray business in the future.
n. $. Soper of the City Steam
laundry visited Spokane during the
week. He is buying new machinery
and otherwise extending his plant to
meet increased trade.
Fibre carpet, all patterns. Carpet
that is cheap and wears like iron,
Aune & McGlIvery.
w. a. Wright, the flour mil man
from Fletcher bought an engine from
j. Nj. Harrington this week which
will be used to generate power for his
mills.
Our all wool Covert Cloth Mackin-
toshes for IS 80 are the best bargain
"On Earth" Fox, Halter and Furn-
isher.
f.. G. Burligame, the railroad con-
tractor, was called to Riparia last
Tuesday on business connected with
The extension of the o. r. & n. to
his city from that point.
Newt Hibbs will sell his home place
the best gardefl and orchard land in
the Lewiston valley, within one mile
nf tI,n nif ltn,ifa ,.;,r
within ten days for $50 an acre.
1t is reported that the big Binnard
estate will not be distributed but that
it will be left intact under the direct
management of Mrs. Binnard who
by common consent will BE admins
tratix.
The Clearwater encampment L. o.
o. f. will hold regular meeting
Saturday evening when encampment
degrees will be con fered on two candi-
dates. A full meeting of members is
desired
Mrs. l.. Rowley was sixty four years
old last Tuesday. The w. r. G. gave
her surprise in the evening They
assembled at the Rowley residence in
the evening and spent few happy
hours in the usual social intercourse.
George II. Storer, state treasurer,
purchased this week the family resi-
dence of Sheriff Barton on the bill.
The consideration was $500 Mr.
Storer is to have possession Dec. 9Th.
Mr.. Barton will build another residence
Immediately.
The carload Of electric machinery
which is awaited by the light company
Is on the road between Lewiston and
st Paul, 1t is expected here Monday
or Tuesday. The setting and adjust
ment will require weeks time. We
may expect light by Christmas.
Our Line of Gen tleman's Shoes made
by Peters Manufacturing Co. to our
order have just arrived. Those waiting
and others can now call and feast their
eyes on the most superb stock of Cen
tiemen's Shoes ever shown in Lewis
ton. Fox, Halter and Furnlsher
+. G. Burlingame, the railroad con-
tractor, lost valuable horse Sunday
by collision with a locomotive on the
track near Harrington's mill. The
animal had strayed on the railroad
right of way and was pocketed py an
approaching gravel train and run
down.
Warrants were served on Rookie and
Brookman in Jail Tuesday tor stealing
more cattle, a part of the original
delivery to Dowd Il Shaw. These men
are already held safely to the grand
jury. Mors warrants and more arrests
will not hold them any safer The
proceedings ut this stage are rather
unusual.
I'll. e. Brockman aud A. b. Rookie
Of Camas prairie are in the city. These
gentlemen are the fathers of the
young men who are now in Jail
awaiting the action of the next grand
jury They came down to look after
the defense of their sons who they say
are innocent of the charges ON which
they are held. They will remain
during the trial.
+. l. Melhoan who was for several
years resident of this city and who
owned mining interests IN Elk which
he disposed of last year died in Spok-
ane on the 23rd inst of bis old malady.
kidney disease. Mrs. Melhoan and
Agnes will return to Lewiston soon to
permanently reside. The family re-
moved to Spokane last spring in the
hope of benefiting Mr.. Melh oan>s
health.
David Williams an Indian was ar
rested Tuesday by deputy u. S.
Marshall E5Arasnnan ,,n shn t.o...