Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-12-07

stock yards in the state on lands pur-
chased from H. r. Madgwick, lust be-
You'd the city limits, east.
Satisfaction guaranteed to all those
who eat at the Royal Restaurant.
The Salmon syndicate is represented
along Snake river beach every ine
day. y close watch is kept for Salmon
tracks. The season will open COON.
Lowney's and Allegrettis candies
for sale at the Owl Drug Store.
J. \. Mcclellan, subscription agent
Of the Post Inteligencer of Seattle, is
in the city.
Try the Royal restaurant, the best
sho TT order house III the city.
Judge Norman Buck came in on
Fridays train bound for his Waha
ranch.
$40 sets of teeth Sl0-Dr Littooy.
You can save from ten to twenty-five
per cent by buying your Christmas
presents at the Owl Drug store,
W. :. Reider formerly Of Lewiston
is now a saw mill man at Kamiah.
"A full line of the Golden Niagra
canned goods at Russell. Grocery.
Staas Speaker has rented the Fred
Manning house and will move to the
city next week
fash paid for second hand goods.
j. :. Cox.
Henry Wax visited Coifax and
Spokane returning to Lewiston and
proceeding to Graugeville last week.
The o. r. & N. Saloon carries all
the popular brands of whiskey.
The John Shantz truck and delivery
line was sold and transferred to Edwin
Railey last Monday. The purchaser
viii continue the business and expects
t. give good service to his patrons.
do not purchase your holiday pres.
ents before looking over the stock
carried by the Owl Drug Store.
George w. Welker at one time II
county commissioner will move from
his farm near Leland to Lewiston
about the first of the new year. Mr.
Welker will be chief deputy In Sheriff
Rozens Office after Jan. Sth.
Cream and Swiss cheeses 4 new
INVOICE this week at Wildenthaler's.
Mrs ). c. Peterson died last week
and was buried in the city cemetary
Saturday. She had been sick for three
weeks with typhoid fever. The funeral
was conducted by Rev, Skipworth of
the Al. F.. church.
When In doubt where to go, dine at
the Royal Restaurant
DIR. T, j. Ray of the firm of Ray g.
Osmers has been enjoying visit from
his sister Mrs. Harrison of Portland.
Mrs. Harrison has been travelling In
Europe, and In the east; and she visits
her brother on her return home. She
arrived Friday.
Old Private stock Whiskey for
family use at the 0. r. & n. Saloon.
The editor of the Viuelander Is al
enthusitlc sportsman. His penchant
Is wild goose. He has almost despaired
Of killing one with his little gun so he
will buy an incubator and hatch one
for next Thanksgiving.
DR.. II Ii. Boles returned Saturday
from the Pierce mining district. He
did the assessment work on the Ores.
cent and opened up another pronis-
ing property in the same district while
in the mountains. The doctor enter
tains great hopes of the Developments
of Pierce next season.
--Gold Medal Tea, the choicest blend
on the market, ut Wildenthaler's
Mrs. Robt Mcfarland and children
arrived in Lewiston Sunday. Gen.
Mcfarland has decided 10 make Lew
iston his home as soon as his official
term expires. His family has preceded
him. $. +. Mcfarland accompanied
his brothers family from Boise. Sam
has been visiting his old eastern home
aud returned hy the state capital.
The new Indian agency Office build
ing, at Spslding, has been completed.
There is one assembly roorp, two offices
and vault. The rooms are flushed
In the highest order Of the plasterer's
art. Mr.. I. III. Armstrong, Of Lapwai,
-who is we'll known IN Lewiston as n
skilIful workman, plastered aud calci-
mined these rooms by contract, which
he completed last week.