Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-10-15

mink OF it--A first -class tablet with |
each pair of Iron Clad" stockings you
buy at j. p Vollmer & Co.'s school sale. |
The German Trust company agents
for the Queen Insurance company to-
day paid to l. B. Pingree the insurance
loss suffered by Mr.. Pingree att he
recent fire in which his household
goods suffered.
DR.. w. F. Galbraith, dentist, Adams
block. Phone 9O6.
Mrs. r. F'oss of Genesee who has
been visiting with her daughter Mrs
K. Tutley. 513 Third street died yester-
day after a short illness. The remains
were prepared by Undertaken E. D.
/ Bradbury and will be shipped tomor-
row to Genesee for interment
Go to Brownelrs Candy Kitchen and
try one of those famous oyster cock
tails.
| Trimmed and tailored hats which are
unsurpassed in style, workmanship and
tow price at Annas Poyser's, East Main
1 Thos. E. Mitchell has purchased the
Interests of H. F. Aldredge in the real
estate and tailoring establishment of
Aldredge & Mitchell. Mr.. Aldredge re-
firing. Mr.. Mitchell will continue the
4 cuisines from today. Mr.. Aldredge
Twill continue the business from today.
Mr.. Aldedge states that he has not de-
kSided as yet what business he will en-
tier again.
Children's dancing class every Sat
urday afternoon at Normal Hill hall,
Seventh avenue.
sAtf4 r. D. CALVERT, Instructor.
Found-Lady's pocket book contain.
ing money. Same was found sevsra
( days ago on Main street. Owner car
secure same by proving property. Cal
at Tho Teller.
The grand opening of The Fair de-
partment store last night brought out
s multitudes of people who thronged the
spacious new store. The Lewiston
military band rendered a pleasing pro
y gram in front of the store building OF
: Main near Second street and on thu
: inside the Mckinney orchestra rem
dered pleasing program in front o
the store building on Main near Sec
: ond street and on the inside the Nc
a Kinney orchestra rendered delightful
e music from the balcony. AS each per
son entered the store they were pre-
scented with a neat little pocketboo
le with the compliments of the manage
a ment as a souvenir of the opening. TIL
lie store was most Hastily decorated an
the stock was neatly arranged into de
partments about he building.
n. j. w. Greb, stenographer. 81 Thies
,e sen building. Phone 2713.
IA w anted-Work for a man and
four-hors team. Apply at Teller ofiit
Il 309--1w IA g--s
III Judge s. L. Thompson who is in Ne
Il Hampshire visiting his son Is enjoyin
lhimself hugely. The National Eagle,
newspaper published in ClareEiont,
H.. has the following to say conoernin
oYfMr. Thompson's visit to that section
= ION Saturday evening of last week
:. pleasant surprise greeted several of OF
I. older towns people when they receive
r. invitations requesting their attendant
!. at the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs d.
Pollard, the occasion of which was
party given in honor OF Samu
Thompson of Lewiston, Idaho. former
a resident of this place, who aft
twenty lone years absence, returned
the scenes OF his early exploits. Abo
6 O'Clock they were Summoned to t
idisjng room where awaited them
y table heaped with good things. to {
no Il Of which they did ample Justice, r
=. Iflecting much credit upon the hostei
There were eleven seated at the tab
= OF whom the average age was ~ yea
!. During the supper period mirth a.
merriment reigned. With many 7
count Of old time incidents and ha
no penings which occurred to one a
De another Of the party. The repast n
rs. ished. good byes were said and I
Dr. members>of the party returned to tn
Il homes feeling that 1t was one OF
Ind pleasant evenings long to be remel
ok bered.-Cor. Bellows Falls Times.
Do you read The Teller? Most evel
olet one does. Its the only live daily pt
ngs ,ished in North Idaho. Try it a NOR
and at the same time make guess
!. a TO when the handsome chatela
the watch will stop. See the big ad In
rhe other column for particulars.
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The Teller tells the news.
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