Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-08-23

--For fine desert, fIocfers Ice Cream
is just the thing.
The Xxi. grocery is the "heapcs,
place in town for cash.
The Russell Cash Grocery has the
| most complete stock in the city.
Cream and Swiss cheeses a new in
voice this week at Wildenthaler's
Our Sunday Dinner will be all that
one could wish. w. $. Restaurant.
Galbraith & Lewis, dentists, Main
ST., opposite Raymond House.
A. c. Coburn returned Monday evening
from a trip to Craig's mountain, where
he had been sign painting fences for the
| Nez Perez Implement Co.
Frank Reed, the mining man, accom-
panied by his sister Miss George. ar
rived down from Grangeville Sunday and
| departed by Mondays train for Spokane.
sam Rosenberg, mining expert OF
Spokane, returned home yesterday after
spending couple Of days visiting in the
city, being the guest of his old friend
Sig I.ipman.
Mrs, NJ. +. Carr arrived Monday from
Kansas City, Mo-, en- route to Iapwai
where she will be a teacher in the Indian
Industrial School, Mrs, Carr was lately
appointed to this position, having taken
the civil service examination,
I V, 5, Lewis has couple Of heavy
horses he has lately shipped from Enter.
prise. He has been offered good price
for them, but refuses to sell. It is very
likely he will engage in the livery bust
ness in this city at an early day.
Mesdames McConvillc, Leeper, Dubuc
Fritter and Miss Peiily, were successful
in raising a goodly sum by subscription
for the returning Idaho volunteers, to b,
| used for the necessarics of life upon thci
a arrival in a few days at San Francisco,
Il. C, McMahan, late of South Dakota
n where he was engaged in farming anC
n siockraising has been working on tn,
Clearwater branch of the Northern
i, Pacific; but having Dccn offered supcrio
$ Inducements in way Of his former callinj
has accepted position near Nezperce.
c William Ryan, first class bricklaye
y with Stephens & Collins, thus compli
ments lewiston: After six months
profitable employment in the city G
II Lewiston, and after six months 'travellin
and employment, have found no tow
o or city more progressive or more substar
&c tial in the work put up than there
$ being erected in the Gateway city"
The State board Of equalization is /
II session wrestling with the problem {
y fixing an assessable valuation to b
placed upon railroad, telegraph an
:, telephone lines for the current yea
,. The following corporations are represent
l. cd before the board: Northern paciii
railway, O. X. 4 N, Great Norther,
lie Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Co
H. and Western Union Telegraph Co.
Mrs. II. Il, Raymond and two children
of Minneapolis, are on a visit to VIM l
s. pihhle and his wife in Lewiston. Mr.
G. Raymond is much pleased with our cit,
rs and believes that with our possible wat,
le power, grain-growing possibilities an
the certainty of early eastern railroa
n. connection, the seat of progressive eu
Al plre does not rest altogether with Mimi
k apolis. She is the mother of Mrs. Dibbl
Pettiuger * Rice, who last spring il
vested in town lots in this city and co
C. slider their property too valuable to Sc
N at this iuncture, are doing well at Aso,i
- They are about completing 10 roo
W residence for landed proprietor in tn
in town. II is two-story structure, Ell
bracing ON the front porch Doric column
gs aud Italian scroll work. The residcu,
pa will be occupied by the children of Il
'n owner during the winter months viii
iii attending school.
f. L, Edmistou, formerly of I.incol
county, Wash, who won much credit {,
his work in the early construction OF Il
n Northern Pacific Railway and who bui
OF many OF the best buildings in Spragr
$ during her palmest days before the gre
a, tire, and who with two others constructs
he Columbia county's handsome courthous
TX has, with his family. made Lewiston h
he permanent home. His sou and daught,
ng will commence course in the Norm
School at the fall opening.