Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-09-02

Geo. Gilland of Tacoma, Wash. is in
the city.
George y. Eagle,or Of Moscow was in
the city yesterday.
John G. Bueschnen, resident Of ORC
Elmo, is in the city.
G.. II. Schutt and H. F. Smaus of War
rens are registered at the DE France.
j. G. Wright. Cul- De Sac town pro-
prietor, arrived in by yesterdays train.
{. Y. Blissett is building a house on
the lot on Adams lane owned by J. NJ
Fix.
First-class dairy aud fruit ranch tor
sale cheap. Inquire Of Dr. Chas {. Phil
lips.
John Snyder. a timberman who re-
sides near Troy, was doing business IN
the city Yesterday,
A. NJ. Otto, of the Spokane route of the
Northern Pacific Express Co arrived iii
y rues days train.
Chas. +. Dixon, an expert operator OF
combined harvester. who has been EN-
ployed running Ira Small's machine, left
yesterday for Walla Walla.
1t is requested by the chairman that
there be full attendance of all the com
mittces interested Ill the soldiers welcome
at Odd Fellows Hall, Monday, ) p. III.
ID. W. Bailey, a well known attorney
of Pendleton, Ore, arrived III the city
yesterday morning for Graugeville where
he will locate and practice his profession.
Sam Alexander has left for Genesee,
where he will visit for few days, after
which he will proceed to Oakesdale,
where he will be employed i'll the Alex
ander store.
d. Kellogg, formerly chief engineer of
the Almota, is now assistant on the Lew
ston, and Dickson, we'll and favorably
known, is fireman. Good men in the
right places.
Brodhum * Dean are constructing a
building on east Main street which they
expect to complete by Tuesday. These
gentlemen will open first class meat
market as soon as the building is ready
for occupancy.
Otto Kaiseulyer and wife of Cotton.
wood accompanied Mrs. V. A. Howell as
far as this city on her way to the Eastern
States Mrs. Howell left by yesterday S
train, and Mr.. and Mrs. Kaisemyer have
returned home.
ID. Z. Bowers of I.atah, Wash. who has
been touring the Idaho county mining
camps in company with G.. r. Seeny of
Spokane, arrived i'll the city Thursday.
They left by train yesterday morning FOR
Rossland, b. {.
ID. J. Cavanaugh, who is one armed
and blind, is i'll the city from Missoula
and earns a livelihood by selling lead
pencils and other small trinkets. He
lost his eye sight several years ago by a
premature powder explosion i'll mine.
Eight four and six horse teams were
engaged Thursday at the Northern Pa
ciic depot unloading and loading car
load of furniture consigned to Ward, the
furniture dealer at Graugeville. The
goods were sold by Harmon & Co. of
Tacoma.
chas. T.. Roy, quartz miner in the
upper Clearwater and Buffalo Hump dis
trict, passed through the city en- route to
Moscow, on three or four days visit to
his home and farm. Mr.. Roy has some
eryv valuable mining properties i'll
Idaho county.
The fill for the Northern Pacific grade
to be used as the spur to the Lewiston
Mercantile Cos. new store which has
been i'll course Of construction for several
weeks past was finished Thursday. The
section foreman, with a force of work
men, is now busy laying the track to
complete the work.
Dennis Holland, the recent purchaser
of the Hotel DE France, has been busy
the past few days installing the large
consignment of furniture and furnishings
that he purchased through Williams
Loomer x Co., the furniture dealers.
Mr., Holland says that all the rooms will
contain new furniture and carpets within
a few days at which time he can boast OF
having the best furnished hosiery in the
inland empire.
Col. w. w. fIammell, right of way
agrnt for the o. X. * n. Co., accom-.
panied by Cyrus Beade, special Indian
inspector, returned TO the city yesterday
afternoon, These gentlemen have been
III the vicinity of Fletcher for the past
week procuring right of way deeds from
the Indians. Mr. Beade represents the
Indians, They found many of the
Indians absent out on hunting trips and
will therefore have to return later to
complete this work.
+. Brown, the Norwegian violinist
who was advertised to appear at Asotir
about two weeks ago, was in the cit,
with his Io-stringed fiddle "Wednesday
night. The performer holds the instru,
meut as far from his shoulder as he
possibly can, and the sounds he pro,
duces are cross between one of violin
out of tune and Chinese fiddle, nc
doubt delightful to Norwegian hearing,
lint terribly tfNtnt, IN ,,no,l,,nt,l =.