Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-08-19
Try the Royal restaurant, the test
shor order house Ia the city.

Try the Royal restaurant, the test
short order house Ia the city.
There are more new buildings in
course of construction in Lewiston
now than there ever were before in the
history of the country. A scarcity of
, material retards the work of improve
ment and there has been season of
waiting for relief from the new source
of supply made available by the rail-
road extension. 1t was hoped that
firewood and all other timber products
would he reduced In price by access to
the lumber woods of the VoIlmer dis
trict, but it is now reported that the
supply is limited in that district and
prices are advanced there.
| --Wildenthalars, headquarters for
all kinds of Schilling's best goods.
Get your fresh fruit and vegetables
of Cushman Il White.
Oscar Sweigert, the young man who
In partnership with MIR. Bullock owned
and operated the Mint barber shop in
this city, died last Tuesday. He was
q years of age and came to the west
only last winter. He leaves an aged
mother for whom he was the sole sup
port. He was stricken with typhoid
fever and died after ten days Of sick
ness. He was buried Wednesday
forenoon. He leaves many friends
gained by his upright character during
his short residence in our midst aud
his aged mother has the sympathy Of
everybody in her bereavement.
--S,xtee n-inch slab wood, ready for
the stove, can he secured of Small L.
Emery.
About room f. t Monday a thunder
tclt struck the iouse of John Soby
uear Genesee ard instantly killed two
r men, John Ross and Tom Aasen A
T ttreshing crew was in and around the
house at the time ard several Others
| were severely shocked. This holt came
from passing cloud without u
moments warning. The house was
:, badly shattered. The body of one OF
y the men was badly mutilated. The
, electric current entered the head and
almost reduced The body to a pulp
Bone and tissue were dissolved a. il
$ the body had been ground up III some
te rrible MILL
% Try Cushman & White for candle.
= and nuts.
d Call on Cushman & White fol
n tobacco and cigars.
The Salvation Army has appointed
the dates of this years Harves
Thanksgiving Celebrations to be Sat
10 urday, Sunday, Monday and Tuesday
A. Sept. 10th, 18th, 10th, 18th. The Off
T. GERS and soldiers OF the local corps ar
N busy and planning for special serie
" of meetings for these dates, and the.
will endeavor to make the same move
-, and attractive In every way. Full an
noupcements will be given out late
on. The eminent success which in
~ disputedly the Salvation Army ha
!" had in reaching the masses, othel
H. wise untouched by other organizations
le will invite and doubtless secure al
j. sistance from every friend of mors
L. progress. Captain Miller aud Lieut.
Krell in charge.
" Don't overlook the fact that you ca
get fresh fish every day at the Ne
m perce Commission House Cushman
lrt White, proprietors.
lat For SALE-Owing to my bushes
at. beine located in Lewiston, | will Sc
-, nv VineIand property at bargain
hs W NJ. Zurnatein, SkoOkum Bakery.
w. Inhn =, stevens, IA pioneer OF u
''e Lewiston valley, died at Concord Ia
g" Monday. He had been sufferer fro'
'iu' stomach troubles for half a year. L
", was the proprietor of the junction FAR
w. ono race track for many years. a II
u.s. ., Indulgence aud dissipation led hi
into family discords and eventual
'ot- into practical abandonment OF fah''
on. tics H., was not bad man but
,,s;s ,ossessed few traits OF character
tbe commend him to the better class
yo,l soc;e,y ard he died without the ca
I in - honds male tender by ths ties
her ..,,-hip. John S'tevenE, Of he'd'lc
..o- 49,, ons ,4u ,hter, Miss Estu'Hte' e
,or, r p,rtlard m surviving "h'iGre
and Mr. Ed Ptsr ~ lied ie" p''i'ee
n. =, ,orform the ofiice OF sepuitu'e
N's ,i,a TINT is due one pioneer ho
..a another. aud whose heet'hg sri
mid wish for more honor |"
'' ,hondoped home OF the Immortal sol