Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-07-19

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Gold Medal Tea, the choicest blend
On the market at Wildenthaler's
The King OF all coffee is The White /
house Java & Mocha, for sale at Rnssell's
Ask to see that inc line of diamonds; |
and get prices o II watches at }. H. /
Bethehs.
Order one of those beautiful ulantles /
and CRATES Of +. 6. Erb, the music man, /
Idaho.
Contractor Jennings is engaged in con |
structing six room dwelling house, for
Sheriff Rozeu, on Normal Hill.
J. W. Creighton, connected with the
traffic department Of the Northern
Pacific, was i'll the city yesterday.
c. +. Hibbs, the ware house man of
Genesee, spent yesterday in the city,
shaking hands with old time friends.
Cash Cole and family, accompanied by
Miss Louise Alexander, are spending a
few days rusticating on Craigs Mountain.
Mrs. NJ. J. Virgins has given the con-
tract for the erection of a six room colt
age on Normal Hill, to contractor Huber.
J. II. Looner, left for Spokane Monday
where he has accepted posi-
tion with the Washington Mill Company.
A. Sinsheimer the popular salesman
for Stagke < Co of Portland was selling
his wares TO merchants of the city vester-
day.
Workmen are employed i'll removing
the debris that accumulated in the lower
story of the o. K. y. warf, caused by the
late high water.
The Free Press notes the passing
through Grangeville, the party consisting
of Messrs. Poe, Shaft, Hunt and Hovey,
enroute to Chamberlain Basin.
l.. B. Howard travelling salesman for
the Lewiston Mercantile Co. left Monday
morning for interior towns on the
reservation i'll the interst of his firm.
j. l.. Childers, of Charlottesville, Indi-
ana, arrived in the city by Mondays train
and will tour the country'in this vicinity
with view of locating permanently.
Father Diomedi. for several years Par
ish Priest in this city and more recently
in charge of the Catholic Parish at North
Yakima, Wash, has been transformed to
new post in California.
NOTICE TO WATER CoNsUMERs:-
Don't forget to call at our office on or
before the 10th inst. and save 25 cents
by paying your water rent.
LEWISTON WATER Il LIGHT Co.
Pure carbonated drinks are whole
some. Manufactured at the Lewis
ton Bottling Works by F. c. Nagel
Try the lemon cream, sarsaparilla and
trawberry flavors. Campaigue, Orange,
and Oregon Cider etc.
The dwelling house occupied for many
years by the Wiggin family is being
moved from its present site directly
across the street. The land upon which
it stood is included in the purchase
recently acquired by the Northern
Pacific railway.
County School Superintendent Jennie
Harrington has returned from her visit
to the school districts on Craigs noun
tain, but we are sorry to chronicle the
fact that since her return she has been
unable to be at her Office on account of
serious Illness
w. p. IIurlbut, of the idaho Invest
ment Banking Co. It'd, arrived here to-
day from Duluth accompanied by his
family who will permanently reside here.
Mr.. Hurlbut while absent interested a
number of eastern capitalists, who will
visit this city in the near future seeking
investments.
M. Grandquest farmer residing near
Agatha arrived in the city Monday Mrl
Srandquest is roadoverseer over the
district in which he resides and is here
at this time transacting business before
the county commissioners regarding
some stubs of poll tax receipts he is
endeavoring TO procure that the furnished
railroad contractors that were issued to
laborers in their employ,
Geo. J.. Wright prospeetor represent
ing Chicago syndicate at the head of
which is Frederick Peck T. S. Commits
Toner to Paris Exposition, is in the city,
having returned from tour of a portion
OF the camps i'll the Pierce district. Mr..
Wright will probably outfit here for an
extended trip to the Seven Devils, Buff
aio Hump, and other districts in Central
Idaho. He spent over year prospecting
in the wilds of Alaska, for the same com
pany he now represents.
A lodge of Improved Order of red men
was instituted at Asotin. Saturday even
ing, District Deputy Past Sachem Bnchet,
oil Pomeroy. being the installing officer.
twenty pale faces OF Asotin aud vicinity
were initiated into the new tribe and the
following Red Men from this CITY assisted
IN organizing the new lodge: Bert York
man, John Green, Chss. Russell, DIR. c. S
Whitford, John Schantz, Guy Williamson
DIR. Richardson. Chris Larsen, DIR, Crease
J. ID. Nc Conkey and John Conley. The
visitors are loud in their praises OF the