Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-08-26

Candies and nuts at Michael's.
For a fine desert, Hoeflers Ice Cream
, is just the thing.
The XXI grocery is the cheapest
place III town for cash.
The Russell Cash Grocery has the
most complete stock in the city
Cream and Swiss cieescs new in
voice this week at Wildenthalcr's.
Our Sunday Dinner will be all that
! one could wish, W. ). Restaurant
Galbraith & Lewis, dentists, Main
ST., opposite Raymond House.
| --Cudahy's Celebrated Rex brand of
hams and bacon at Wldenthaler's.
| l.. IL. Howard salesman for the Lewis
ton Mercantile Co made trip to Spald-
ing yesterday.
| DIR. ]. A. Motif has removed his Office
to the Donzac block, where he can be
found IN the future.
We also always have nice spring
chicken every night at Burk's Lunch
Wagon Stand in front Of Virgins cigar
store.
George w. Morrison left yesterday for
Orc Elmo, where he will make arrange
ments to cmbark in the general mcrchan-
disc business.
Il Ike Stemheiser, a we'll know salesman
representing Ncustader Bros, of New
York, the wholesale gents furnshers
a arrived down yesterday from Grange
! Vile.
Charles NJ. Pleger, local painter o
/, this city, has made a homestead cntr,
upon reliable quarter section of Ian,
near Wcstlake. He was located by LAM
s. Attorney Iogin.
Miss Mildred Pope, after spendin,
several weeks with relatives here, lei
= yesterday for Greenvillc, Cal, where sh
7" will resume her position as teacher i
the Indian Industrial school.
y. Miss Minnie Harrington returne
home yesterday after teaching success
full school in district No. 90 near Howar,
~ She has been rendered position {
teacher in the school at Spalding,
ait Frank MAXWELL who is interested
] tpfn 4 a
on in the Cccur dAlene district near Wa
lace, leaves for that place to-day. NJ
st Markwell has made large number
re- friends in Lewiston.
The point has been raised whether
!, liquor license can be granted by the she
~ ill., The sheriff has accepted the none
=. but wisely Judges the matter remains {
tirely with the board of county COUNT
sioners when it comes to granting
,er license
-. The arrival of Col. c. f. s. Wood,
prominent attorney of Portland. en- rou
for the Sez Perez aud Idaho couu
an mines, was greeting between Erskir
Al the son, and the Colonel the father, r.
fk- kline having done the prospecting befo
or, the father arrived.
!. w. BARLEY of Moscow, State dcpu
'eil consul of the Modern Woodmen of Am,
rm lea. has been in the city for the past t,
th' weeks building up the cause of that q
Iiih cellent insurance camp of good poop
He left yesterday for his home, lcavi
bly, Camp Lewiston, No. sS4S, with sixty fl
,ru. active working members.
me John Hogensou, late of Collax but f
Oily merry of Spokane, is in the city. He /
on stock of wines, liquors, bar fixtures a
,m. all the necessaries. and as soon as
the liquor license paid for is granted he "
Mr. open up saloon in the Ketteuba
Ears building lately vacated by S WildcntI
mar. Ter. He is an old tune railroader and
many friends along the line
&C Much interest is already shown in
III contest for queen of the Boise fair.
% large number of candidates have been
ain are arranging ,opush them in the votir
Two years ago the queen and her rel
ngs were among the most attractive featu
YOU OF the fair, and it is expected the succ
YOU then achieved will he repeated when
in fair opens on September 2sth, this We
ices III, Johnson of Walla Walla pas.
'ea' through the city ON his way home tod
"a Mr., johnson came up from Walla Wa
pio. in June and went prospecting in
of neighborhood Of Pierce City. Luck
cat with him, and he discovered a I4-f
esi- ledge of good paying ore, carrying g
has silver and copper, asSaying from a tr
in to Gao to the ton. He has also some /
lie specimens of gaiena,silver ore which
will very rich, and will prove valuable pr
erty.