Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-08-19

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Wednesday.
Austin Gregory returned from
Lapwai Wednesday.
A. Ryrie and wife of NJ oscow arrived
in the city yesterday.
The Western Union telegraph line
was completed to this city yesterday.
Norma Vollmer returned from an
outing on Craig's mountain and Waha
Wednesday.
Miss Shiffbar. of the Lapwai Indus
trial school, returned this week from
her eastern trip.
A. Damas is laying sidewalk and
otherwise improving his second street |
property this week.
Mrs. Ike Gray departed by steamer
yesterday to visit with Mr.. Gray's |
relatives in Yakima county.
A. l.. Jameson, a Boise business
man, is in Lewiston looking over the
situation for a business location.
The depot building in this city will
be what is designated i'll railroad par |
lance as a special first class depot.
The Clearwater News and Cigar |
store VIII carry all the standard maya |
zines, periodicals and newspapers.
Mr.. Gillette, the Snake river ferry
man, will go to the reservation and |
begin business on his own hook after |
Sept. /,
The Kling-Shattner-B Bethel outing !
party returned to Lewiston Thursday, |
after two weeks sojourn on Craig's |
mountain.
Little Loren Wllcoxen was thrown
from horse Wednesday; and he sus-
tanned a bad fracture of the arm near
the wrist.
A new sidewalk is to be constructed |
on Fifth street, north from the Cash |
Hardware store to the corner Occur led |
Dy the star feed yaru.
Mr.. Reamer of the Cash Hardware
store, who spent two weeks in the
Camas prairie country setting up har-
vest machinery, returned Wednesday. |
Represa utatives of the Sisters acad- |
envy went to Portland Wednesday to |
purchase fixtures for the new convent
building which will he opened next
month.
Specia, Officer Denny found one
lone drunk yesterday. The past week
has been quiet one in the courts.
People have been too busy to even get
drunk.
The Clearwater News and Cigar
store will open with Il full stock of the
best imported aud domestic cigars and
the best mixed and plain candies in
the city.
]. w. Denny and l.. F. Smith have
leased the Grostein & Binnard build
ing on the corner of Second and Main
streets; and they open bar and card
rooms there September /.
The city council with health officers
made an official visit to the reservoir
of the city water works Yesterday.
This visit is required by city ordinance;
a nd must tie made semi annually.
ha no L IF l..
| which has been stored by the sheriff
i'm the Grostein Il Binnard building
was sold this week to Aune l. Me-
Gilvery and removed to their store
yesterday,
The Clearwater News and Cigar
store will open for business tomorrow.
They introduce themselves through
the advertising columns of the TELLER.
The public should give this new bust
| ness house trial.
Arthur Stacy who visited the in
terror AS far as Florence i'm the interest
of J. P. Vollmer 4 Co. returned this
week. He reports general prosperity
among the retail merchants of the
Clearwater basin.
The first invoice of merchandise,
other than ice, received in Lewiston
over the railroad was a carload of pork !
products from South Omaha consigned
to J. p. Vollmer & Co. The freight
was discharged at the crossing of Rand
alley.
The State Horticultural society will