Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-03-25

James McElroy, OF Walla Walla, is in
the city for the purpose of buying Oh
starting barber shop. He has abund
ant means, and is fine barber.
Painless Dental Work, speciality b,
Galbraith & Lewis. Parlors opposite
Raymond House.
DIR. S. f. Bibby was in the city thi:
week. He was called in consultation in
the fatal case of sickness of c. F. Robbins
who died on Thursday afternoon.
-Wildenthaler delivers fresh bread
twice day all over the city. Leave
orders with the delivery mas for
groceries.
F. Fl. Drew's team ran away this
afternoon from the rear of Fix's store.
Mr.. Wright was thrown out over the
hind end of the wagon upon his back
and quite severely injured.
George A. Justice who has been visit
ing with the family of J. B. West return
ed home to Oregon Thursday. Mr..
Justus bought property and will make
his home in Lewiston in the near future.
John Green received the sad news
Thursday Of the death of his aged father
at Hillsville, Virginia. Mr.. Green will
soon pay visit to his mother to help
her and comfort her in her trouble and
grief.
Thieves broke into the cabin of M. o.
Rollins, in the eastern part OF the city,
Wednesday, and rifled it OF its contents,
valued at $Ioo. The place was COM
pletely Quilted. There is no clue to the
burglars.
Ed. Larsen, who lost an arm last Sun
day by being run over by car, left on
Thursday morning for Spokane, where he
hoped to meet friends. He was getting
along nicely nnder the treatment of Drs.
Morris and Phillips,
The steamer Spokane arrived to-day at
1890. She had on board twenty home
seekers who had come direct from Kan
sas City, Missouri. A number stopped
over who will follow in few days, their
destination being Lewiston.
l. N. Maxwell, who went to Grange
Vile and expected to visit some mining
in the interior, returned this
He saw it was impossible to
go farther than Grangeville, and that
was very hard journey at present.
Tired of remaining longer without a
home, Mr.. Henry Tobin has rented a
house and is preparing for the return of
his children from Walla Walla, when he
and they will go to housekeeping. The
will return just after Easter.
A marriage license was granted on the
,2d to Alexander Pollok and Minnie Bur
chard, of Nez Perces. This license was
Kept out of the papers by request to sur
prise the friends of the contracting par
les. The ceremony will take place to-
morrow.
The statement in the morning Tribune
hat the demurrer of Delano to the COM
plant Samuel Phinney argued by Mr..
Babb for Delano was overruled was an
error as the demurrer was sustained and
Phinney given leave to amend his COM
plant.
There will be divine services tomorrow
It the Presbyterian church at II a. IN.
md 1880 p. III. Morning subject, "The
'umnum bonum of Christianity, or Loves
Expression. Evening, Calm and At
ainment. Sunday school at 10 a. m.
unior Endeavor 3 p. IN. and Senior En-
leavor 6:3op. m.
Hon. F. F.. Johness returned from the
outh by boat yesterday. He has been
II Salt Lake on business since the legis-
allure adjourned. He also visited rela-
ives In South Idaho. He says all inter-
st in mining circles everywhere is di-
ected to Buffalo, and that great rush
nay be expected as soon as the season
or prospecting arrives.
Frank B. Willis and wife, from Poca-
clio, arrived in Lewiston by boat Friday
fternoon. Mr.. Willis comes to this
lace with view of locating and EN-
'arking in some branch of mercantile
BUSINESS, having sold out his business in
erests at Pocatello, Mr.. and Mrs. Willis
will be valuable acquisitions to Lewiston,
hould they decide to remain here.