The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1905-02-14
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9 HERE AND THERE Q
Q OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

,oan Elliott won the Demorest
,rsr medal at the Methodist church.
friday night . o,.
Miss Freda Doris OF TINS CITY ana
Turner, a mining man of
!" asville. were married at Colfax
Friday. - .,o state mir,
irspector has been issued and is
We oh,e document relative to the min
s industry of the state.
10 u-orkmen will begin this week to lay
',sawalk on Third street beginning
caventh avenue and ending at Fiji
~ avenue in University Second
addition.
uon, and bacon at the Boss market
=, 1eh cents per pound. Lard in five
s,a ten-pound pals II cents. This
.,ock is Ct our own manufacture and
!. The best the market affords. tt
,,r;tations have been issued by the
,,,rmandant. officers and cadets of the
1rn,versitv Of Idaho for a grand ball
mresdav evening, February FL, at Mos
o,w A number of Lewiston people
are in receipt Of invitations.
Word was received in the city yes
..-dav from Spokane that Mrs. F. M.
uinkly who underwent an operation
a. Ct Lukes hospital for a tumor was
,,,nroving rapidly. DR.. Hinkly is with
her.
The first harvest Of natural ice for
several years is being gathered In
Lewiston this week as the result of the
nresent cold SPELL The ice is of a
good quality averaging about six inches
in thickness.
WANTED-10 men in each state to
travel tack signs and distribute sam
niles and circulars Of our goods. Sal
ary $500 per month. $500 per day for
expenses. Kuhlman Co.. Dept. W..
Alias Bldg. Chicago. 3-21-6
Mr.. JOS. Rossi of Fairburn has re-
ceiyed advices Of the death of his
father Carlos Rossi at Turin, Italy, Jan
Sid. The advise was received through
a Turin bank and he was asked to
name an executor of his fathers estate
It is understood he has designated the
mayor of Turin as executor.
H. B. Smith yesterday opened to the
public, the Grand restaurant. The
place has been thoroughly over-hauled
and the dining room presents hand
some appearance. Mr.. Smith expects
to serve the best meals to be had and
extends general invitation to the
public to give his place trial.
Owing to the impairment of the
power service for two days during the
cold spell and to other mishaps due tc
the continued cold weather The Teller
Of this issue is reduced to a four page
paper. Zero weather is condition ii
Lewiston valley that can not be en-
countered without serious detriment.
Stanley V. H. Loomer has filed sui
with the clerk of the district cour
against Mary A. Loomer, his mother
in which he asks that a division of thu
property VI ZIG CSlolS VI Ahs w II
lams be made. Both are equal benefi
Charles in will left by the late M. M
Williams. Poe & Harm and c. McNa
NEE are attorneys for the plaintiff.
WANTED-Capahle men and womel
for census work and to act as repre-
sentatives in this and adjoining terri
tory for magazine and music bushes
Of old established house. Our cata
logues list over 5000 magazines an
5000 selections Of music at cut prices
Salary $500 per week. Experience un
necessary but good references required
Address. Sprague Wholesale Co., p
Wabash avenue, Chicago. Ill. 81
County Assessor Daggett left thi
morning for Wallace where he Wi
spend some time filling descriptions i
the assessment lists of property i
southern Shoshone county now made
part of Nez Perez.