Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-03-11

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Younkman and Williamson have leased
a room in the Neal brick and they will
occupy the new place next Monday.
They put in three-chair barber shop
with Ed Eastman to hold down one posi-
ton.
J. A. Schultz, of Uniontown, has been
in this city several days recently. He is
trying to secure business location in
Lewiston. If suitable stand can be Sc
cured he will open general merchandise
store here.
Prof. Mathes sold his pretty cattage on
the hill to Bert Rigley, the chief benefi-
ciary of the big Buffalo mining deal,
yesterday. The consideration was s.,
500, which includes the piano and some
other furnishings.
Business houses are pushing out into
the residence portion of the city. A
building comprising two store rooms is
being built upon Mrs. Brearley's property
on Main street. Next week new
grocery will be erected on the hill.
List your houses for rent with me.
Good tenants secured. Also, if you have
rooms to rent or want boarders. Prop
critics taken charge of and rents collected.
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ton National Bank building.
Fred Hallett and Line Morrison started
today for the Buffalo camp with hotel
outfit They will go in over the snow
and establish hotel in big tent.
Frank McGrame and other Grangeyille
business men are interested in the enter
prise.
John Wills of Asotin the mining man
was in the city yesterday. He and his
partner sold recentlyso third interest
in claims on Newsome creek for 5000.
Mr.. Wills is to visit the property and the
purchasers in possession immediately,
and development work will begin at
once.
Mrs. X. b. Hibbs met with accident
on Thursday, while curling her hair, the
curling iron slipped and the point struck
her in the eye inflicting painful and
serious wound. DIR. Shaft was called and
dressed the wound and does not think
the sight of the eye will be permanently
injured.
The contract has been let for another
brick block at the head of Second street
on Main, on the Weisgerber lot. Harry
Madgwick has the contract. L. Widen
thaler will build adjoining in conjunc-
ton and at the same time. The struc-
ture altogether will be 3ox6o feet, two
stories high.
The Wiggin and Molloy property be-
tween First street and the Snake river
point, adjoining the railroad grounds,
were sold this week to the Northern Pa
cific Railroad company. This extends
the premises of this company along the
Snake river point from the junction to
the brewery. The consideration was
SII, 500 of which Molloy gets $500 for
his pretty house.
There is in this city few overgrown
boys who make themselves an intolera-
Bile nuisance at public gatherings, and
there is general demand for projections
from their annoyances. At the theater
especially they inflict their coarse tests
upon refined people, and create confusion
that makes thorough appreciation of any
public entertainment impossible. Steps
should be taken to enforce the law against
these disturbers.
A dispatch from Boise says: "Officials
about the state house are using some
rather strong language about the mem
bers of the Legislature carrying off va
rious kinds of portable property of the
state. They, cleared away all the desk
furniture, but the act OF vandalism that
is most resented is the plundering of the
book case in the Office Of the state super
intendent of public instruction. That
Office is in the room used by the speak or
during the session, the superinte nde Mt
taking another room for the .tifne
being, but leaving his hook casis, slie
racks, ETC., undisturbed. When am ac-
count of stock was taken after tie de
parture of the lawmakers it was found
that some $50 volumes had been extracted
from the book cases. Many boxes were
packed and shipped during the last day
or so and it is supposed these contained
many of the missing books ~