Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-07-12

,sv Rros,' grocery store is IN receipt
Of a large two-ton SAFE 10 DC 'Se' " '"e
firm.
Navlor, Of Moscow, spent Sunday
= -. city shaking hands with old
friends,
Hacker, the tailor, was at onion'own
=, doing business in the interest OF
his establishment
o.o,oe II. Kester and sister. Miss
,,,.;ns made a flying business trip to
IaNaetta by Sundays train.
Mrs staas Speaker and children left
hay for their Potlatch farm where
will recreate for a few weeks.
Miss Clara and Minnie Speaker left
q, Vsha Lake Sunday where they will
.ujOy an outing for several weeks
psv.E. l.. Wheeler an Indian minister
,,om North Fork is in the city enroute
% the Crow Indian Agency, Montana.
1obp NJ. Fix is having his residence
u,ovsd OH Fast Main street from the
corner Of the lot to his own property.
Marion Sheppler, the Potlatch farmer,
&c down with a crew of men harvesting
his hay crop on his farm six miles east of
this city.
Denuty L.. S Marshall Foresman left
yesterday for Moscow, where he will re-
ceive some prisoners from the Washing
ton authorities.
LIP. Howard Of the Lewiston Mercan-
tile Company left Monday morning in
the interest of his firm for Moscow Ken
driek and Juliaetta.
/, W. Stearns, the Tekoa banker,
passed through here Monday on his way
home after visit to Florence, where he
has mining interests.
V. Marsilliott of Asotin county received
scomplete steam threshing outfit Mon
day BY the Northern Pacific railroad from
the Russell Company, Portland.
Attorney Fogg of the Code Commission
passed through the city Monday ac-
coripanied by his daughter enroute from
his home at Grangeville to Boise.
John Pointing is erecting a store. build
ing on Normal Hill, at the head of 5th
street grade. Upon completion MIR. Pom
ting will open up grocery store.
Mrs. A. Binnard and daughters, Mrs.
H. Wax, Miss Anna and Minnie Binnard
and son Ike left for Grangeville yester-
day m 'rning by private conveyance.
For Photography in an up to date
style and A workmanship combined,
Call at the Maxwell Photograph Cos.
large gallery tent East Main street few
doors east of G. A. R. hall.
The Maxwell Photograph Co. of
Spokane and Walla Walla have establish
ed branch in this city on East Main
street few doors east Of G.. A. r. hall.
Look at their work it speaks for itself
Lester H. Coffin of Lapwai left down
on yesterdays stee mer for Riparia where
he will meet his family who are enroute
home. Mrs. Coffin has been visiting her
sister the past two months at Goldendale,
Washington.
We have competent operators on &C.
Count of years of experience in
photography. Workmanship and finish
unsurpassed. A trial solicited. Max
we'll Photo Co, in the large tent few
doors east of G. A. X. hall on East Main
street.
Schattner & McConvilie have opened
up their new drugstore for business
and are comfortably situated in, the
same building with Bethel, the jeweler.
Their stock is new, fresh and of the best
and Captain Schattner will personally
supervise the compromising of prescrip,
ions as he has had years of experience
In the United States army as we'll as in
civil life. We predict success for the
new firm
worSmen employed in excavating for
the Adams block commenced Monday to
change the channel of the Lewiston
water Ditch but were stopped by
harshal Denny. The matter was to be
ia'a before the city council and the
mayor accordingly made call for a
special session Monday evening but was
unable to muster a quorum Oh account
oI Aldermen Shaft, Lane and Tannahill's
absence from the city.
Division Engineer Van Arsdal. of the
Northern Pacific Ry., left the city horse
'aek early Monday morning, carry
ing Winchester rifle in front of him
on the saddle. Accompanying him were
'nree men and several pack horses iade,
win supplies. When asked as to hi.
destination, he replied, "oh up in The
mountains for few days, on fishing
.ha hunting expedition" Maybe so
but we think otherwise.
several Northern Pacific freight brake
a'eh employed on the trains between
'n's point and Spokane have been dis
.usiged the past few days for transport
ing "ox car passengers. Employment
agencies would ship men for work o,
.ne Clearwater branch of the Northern
racine and if the men would becom,