Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-01-21

per bottle.
Mrs. Zimmerman, of Corvallis, Oregon,
is visiting the family of Judge Sweet, who
are relatives
R. Ruddy expects TO operate a stage
route between Lewiston and Buffalo
Hump the coming season. He has about
so head of good horses to start in with.
See the Bazaar show window for
bargains in gloves this week.
Charles Ingle and Miss Carrie Culberg
of Genesee were married last wednesday.
Mr.. Ingle is well known in Lewiston
having graduated from high school and
he attended the normal one term
old Private Stock Whiskey for
family use at the o. R. & N. Saloon.
The sermon at the Catholic church to-
morrow at 10 a. M. will be: "Why do
Catholics put up crib in their churches
at Christmas? at 7.3o p. M, ''The heal
ing of leper by our Lord" Everyone
kindly invited.
lyon don't have to- wait till the
clock strikes for bargains at J. S. Cox's.
The Idaho legislature is tied up on the
question of enrolling the old laws. The
senate insists that they shall be tran
scribed, but ,he house says the old
patched and pasted copies shall be used.
Legislation awaits the outcome.
--Wildenthaler's headquarters for all
kinds of Schilling's Best goods.
A large and jolly crowd attended the
mask ball last night. good time is
generally reported. The prizes were
awarded as follows: Mrs. Humason as
"Pocahontas, and George Jolly US Sim
pie Simon" as the best characters; Miss
Bertha Krick as the best dressed lady,
and Charles Russell the best dressed gen
tleman.
Wanted to buy:-a house and lot from
the owner address c. B. this office.
Three young boys attempted to wreck
train in South Idaho, Tuesday, by ty-
ing log-chain across the track. The
affair was discovered a few minutes
before the train came along. The lads
intended to go through the safes and
swipe the cash. Now they are i'll Jail
where the dogs can't bite'em.
--Cudahy's Celebrated Rex brand of
hams and bacon at Wildenthaler's.
f. c. Burke, of Duluth, Mimi, is in
Lewiston seeking an invest ent He has
had some embarrassing experience in his
attempts to purchase Main street proper
ty. He practically bargained for two
separate lots, and when tina cash was in
sight the owners raised him cut before
the draw"-the check could be drawn.
The Christmas stock at Russell's Cash
Grocery has been duplicated for every day
use.
The county commissioners are still in
session. The full report of their work
will be published i'll the Teller as soon as
the authorized copy can be secured In
the meantime it is only necessary to say
good, intelligent, public servants are
giving their honest, earnest efforts to the
important county bushes that has come
before them at this first meeting of the
most important year in the history of
the county.
To close out for spring stock the
Bazaar will sell all kid gloves at cost
this week
The Nez Parce Implement company
has stocked up for the spring trade with
the very latest makes of farm machinery.
They have the Triumph sulky pillow which
is the sensation of the season in the pillow
line. 1t has ball bearings, and is guar
to run 90 per cent. lighter than
any other in the market. The farmer
will be permitted to make thorough tests
of this implement before purchasing.
Everybody is buying from the
Golden Star grocery because their prices
are right.
Letters received this week from Manila
stated that f. A. McKenna and w. f.
Gage of Genessee were down sick, the
former with typhoid fever and the latter
with malaria fever. The letters are
dated December II. AS no wire mes
srge has been received from there it is
reasonable to suppose the gentlemen are
now recovering. Their many friends
will be glad to learn of their complete
recovery at an early date.-Genesee
News.
All persons intending to go to Spokane
Oh the n. p. excursion must hand in |
heir names to d S. Dent immediately. |
Nearly all of the wheat burnt in the |
Senesee warehouse has been sold at big |
igures, the best sold for 10 cents sack,
second grade at 30 cents and the third at |
20 cents. Hiestand, Warner & Co. were
he heaviest buyers, securing in the
ieighborhood Of 50, 900 Bushels NagelF
I Bombssg purchased about 5000
bushels, and Dan Healey secured nice
'ile. The four or five farmers who had
grain in the house, will get
like 30 cents a bushel for