Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-01-12

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Read J. w. Hoilinshead's bloodel stock
lad"
John Burke ia now in Vancouver On a
business trip.
M. L. Ward Of Cameron gave us a pleas
ant call on Tuesday
NJ. J. Gresnburg talks square to you in
another column.
The lowest the Thermometer has been in
this city the past week is ten below zero
five should have any amount of Snow
during the next mon h feed for stock " ould
become scarce,
DR.. Kelley's hlooAcd colt, Lee, has hes
down for the past week, but is now much
improved.
Mrs L. A. Porter has been very i'll the
past two weeks. out we are pleased to note
her improving,
Charley Wis-ins came down from Grange
Vile on Friday and i'll remain here tne
balance Of the Winner.
Considerable complaint is made again
regarding outside postmasters not beng
prompt in delivering and sending mail.
P. H. Winston, of the law & m Of Wins
ton Il Reid of this city, will shortly lenve
for Boise City to attend the S Ilreme court
Apples, Potatoes. Carrots, Rutahagas
Bsets Cabbage and other vegetables az
Greenburg's. I5-tf
Judge Norman Bnck left on Tues for
Boise to attend The Supreme court which
convenes at that place next week.
A. d. Graene. deputy u S Marshal, |
came down from G angevilla on Wednes-
day and reports the weather cold in that
section.
NJ. Greenbnrg is havin. the room on
the east side of his grocery store ref ted !
and when finished will move his main gro
Gerry business into il.
Everybody has been putting up ice the
past ten days and all the ice houses in the
city are full aud summer cannot come too
soon, as we are prepared for it.
The northern stages have been unable to
come into town for over week, owing to
no ferries running, but the mails have never
failed to got in on time.
Cindinning and Dubuc had two hogs in
their meat market this week that weigh
over three hundred pounds, each They
were raised ON tho Potlatch.
Felix Warren returned from the ralouse
country on Saturday aud says the ther,nom.
etsr registered 26 below zero the night he
was in Palouse City.
This 10 the Kind of weather that it takes
plenty of wood to keep you warm and il is
just what printing office needs 80 bring +, n
your wood on your account.
Johnny Knifong. of Moscow, passed
tnrough town on Friday, having just re-
surned from Green river, where he bid
deem on visit during the past three weeks. I
1t is now very cold weather aud the best |
'nlng TO warm up with is to go to the Pal
ace Saloon and take q good "snifterr Of the
A NO. Cutter Whiskey, for sale there.
The steamers on the Snake river have all ,
y! up and navigation will be stopped nm ,
!. ~ break up in the spring. Now is the +.
Iime our people can feel the necessity Of .
railroad.
". A. Simpson and J, H. Robinson of
ms city made q trip to Cotton on Thursday {
.ast. They reported on their return that ,
me weather was somewhat cold over in
, !, section, being is below zero on Thurs. G
Capt Baughman was compelled to tie mn y
ln ooat at Aimota last Thursday owing 20
'ne ice in the river. lie and his crew a
walked from Almota to this place aud on 4
'rnving they felt as though they had been !,
IN tough trip. b
Y. > Marshal Baird and his de,u,v A a
Y. Greene and ]. W. Knifone left here on b
saturday together Mr. Baird for his !.
Tome 10 Boise, Mr. Greene for The Cocn,
rtal.ne. aud Mr.. Khifong for his hom4 in c
The honorable board of county rom,o;,
toner's of Nez Perce county met in This 49,,
Or their regular quarterly meetinv an Mon.
~ last. Present, G. A. Lseper. ehairm.n s.
:. L. Nayiar aud II Bundy I. G Us,,. s.
sugh, clsrk; A. Quackeubush, county At. Ia
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The following officers were duly installed u
the order of Knights Of Pytbias. Excel. 81
'or Lodge No 81, on Wednesday III. 4,b r;
~ OF January: J. H. Robinson. G. C. :.
+ ). Parker. P; J. D MeConkey, X OF y
= and 3; Clyde Parker. NJ Of A Bin. 10
rusa, n. OF E; J. Smith, NJ, At A; N, J. tie
vessels. o. G. r.