Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-12-28

A. Damas is building new house OIL
Snake river avenue
| Jacket cravats and Cyrano chains, the
latest novelties, at the Bazaar.
President Black of the Albion Normal
is visiting teacher this week.
Prof. barrow, of Pullman, came on
this afternoons train
| The Northern Pacific is sill working a
force of graders on the Lapwai spur.
| Second hand coke and coal stoves.
half price of new. Aune 4 McGilverv,
Danny Boice is home from Gonzapa
college, Spokane, this week enjoying the
holidays.
Rev. J. o, Davis has recovered suffi
GENTLY from his attack of measles to be
out on the streets.
Old Private Stock Whiskey for
family use at the o. r. Il N. Saloon.
State Superintendent Anderson is in
the city moving spirit in the teachers
association work.
The Northern Pacific railroad COMPANY
filed their articles of incorporation with
the county recorder last Monday.
There is nothing y icer for holiday
gilt than one of Bethel's gold watches.
Col. w. c. Fritter will return to Spo-
zane tomorrow morning after having
spent the Holidays with his family.
-Have you seen the new jacket cravats
and Cyrano chains at the Bazaar.
Hon. t. F. Johness. of Dixie, passed
through the city Tuesday on his way to
Boise. He is one of Idaho's law makers.
Curtainpoles, white reeded, oak and
brass extension. Aune & McGilyerv
Professor Aldrich of the University the
most prominent entomologist on the
coast, is member of the State association
Lowney's and Allegretti's candies
FOR sale at the Owl Drug Store.
Miss Helen Coston, of Boise a teacher
III the city shoots, is attending the state
teachers association this week.
9. W. Washburn, prominent mining
man from Republic, is in the city visiting
his brother Charles of the Hotel de
France.
lash paid for second hand goods.
j. s. Cox.
Hon. J. n Stacy will 60 tomorrow to
Boise. Hon. w. B. Stanton will 90 on
Friday or perhaps, not till Saturday
morning.
do not purchase your holiday pres
ents before looking over the stock
carried by the Owl Drug Store.
Hon. 7. o. Hanlon, the active repre-
sentative from the reservation end of
Nez Perce county, was caller TODAY.
lie goes to Boise tomorrow. Mr.. Hanlon
is thoroughly cognizant of the needs of
his constituents, He will be trust
worthy law maker.
a notable Christmas gathering took
place at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs
Isaac Mounce in this city. 1t was a
family reunion. The party numbered 2s
including ID grand children of the ven
cradle entertainers. Generous gifts and
hearty congratulations were exchanged
and all pronounced the reunion a grand
success.
Laurel Chapter No. 49, Order of East |
ern Star, elected and installed the fol- |
lowing officers Monday night: Worthy |
Mrs. c. w. Shaft; worthy pat |
ron, J. A. Larrabee; associate matron.
Mrs. J. b. Morris; secretary, Mrs. Arthur
stacy; treasurer, Mrs. c. P. Coburn; con-
iuctress, Mrs. Ed McConville; associate
Mrs. B. N. Morris
The officers received word Monday to
De on the look out for Charles Clark who
had escaped from the Mt. Idaho Jail.
lark was held on a charge of horse
stealing, the crime having been CON-
nitted in Nevada. w. NJ McInnes was
II the city at the time on his way to
IDAHO county with papers for his ex-
tradition and transfer to Nevada.
The manager of the Hogan's Alley
lranatic company, a troupe of really
God standing i'll the theatrical world.
vas in the city yesterday to secure a
louse and make dates, but he decided
he stage here was not large enough to
'ermit the proper presentation of his
'lay so he was compelled to forego an
appearance here till the new opera house
5 established.
The Christmas exercises at the NJ. T..
hurch last Saturday evening were very
njoyable. The distribution of presents
'ronght JOY to every heart And the
MUSICAL and literary program was partic- 4,
larry pleasing to old and young. Mrs. II
J. w. Maris was moving spirit in this
and she has the thanks of
he NJ, f. Sunday school children, the