Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1903-11-06

Dr. w. F. Galbraith, dentist, Adams
block. Phone 906.
Girl wanted for general housework
3O6 Fifth avenue 7
The firm of Fender & Williams have
sold out their stock and fixtures and
will go out of business for the season.
Boy Wanted-A bright boy, about Is
years of age, who desires to learn a
good trade, is wanted at The Evening
Teller office.
The handsome mahogany fixtures of
the First National bank are being in
stalled in the banks new quarters in
the ]. P. Vollmer building.
Potvin & Howe reports the sale to-
day of lot II in block A, McAllisters
addition from E. D. Potvin to A. M.
Patterson. Consideration $3.50.
The ladies aid of the Presbyterian
church will hold a cooked food sale at
the Idaho Tea company's store tomor-
row afternoon. Those making donations
will oblige the ladies aid by having
them at the store before ten a. M,
Saturday.
The Central Idaho Mining bureau is
in receipt of four large. handsome pho
tographs of the Dump" Tunnel"
"Ore body" and Water power" of the
Mother Lode mine of Buffalo Hump.
The photos were presented by Lew
Smith, manager of the Mother Lode
company.
The Normal football team will leave
tomorrow morning on the stage for
Genesee where they will meet a team
from the Genesee athletic club on the
gridiron. The Genesee football team is
a new organization but promises to
play strong ball.
r. H. Howell. timekeeper of the
Eureka Mining Smelter and Power
company, arrived in the city yesterday
from Eureka with the pay roll. Mr..
Howell states that work is progressing
fast on the big smelter and that the
tramways to be used in hauling ma
terial up the hill to the power dam
of the company is fast nearing compile
ton.
The performance given at the Krout-
niger & Pring opera house last night |
in which Reuben in New York was
presented, drew fair sized and appre-
ciative audience. The cast of the COM
pany was good and the play which was
a farce comedy was intersperced with
singing and specialties which fairly |
brought the house down.
Sunday evening the Mothers Kitchen
will close for a few days. Mr.. Lie
benon, the proprietor, has rented the
rooms now occupied by the Fender &
Williams confectionery store and the
Commercial Printery and will convert
them into one big dining hall and
kitchen. New fixtures will be added
and when the establishment opens
again it will be a large. modern restau-
rant.
The preliminary surveys being made
by Engineer w. H. Hill of the Lew
iston and Southeastern Electric line,
leading out of Lewiston is nearly COM
pleted. Next week party will be
made up to proceed to GrangeYille
where they will run their levels from
that point to Lewiston. Colonel Spot
ford and Engineer Hill will leave for
Grangeville next week.
Always having an eye to business
and the welfare of the trade at heart,
the Pring Candy company have spared
nothing to bring to the public the best
help that may be obtained in that par
ticular line They have just recently
engaged Mr. Joseph Krohn lately of
New York as their head candy maker.
Mr.. Krohn was formerly connected
with Lowney's in New York and also
enjoys the distinction of having taught
Allegretti, the famous chocolate maker,
how to make cream centers. Since
then he has improved over the old sts lie