Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1890-10-30

saturday and was buried sunday after
noon. She had been suffering some
weeks with the menengitis and at last
succumbed to that fatal disease.
The first quarterly meeting of Lew
iston charge will be held next Satur.
day and sunday. Quarterly confer
ence Saturday at . o'clock p. m.
Divine services Sunday morning and
evening. All are cordially invited.
These cold frosty mornings suggest
winter. The prudent man will be fore
warned and prepare for the time of
need. Stoves will soon be in demand.
remember that Bunnell can supply
any design or quality of pipe or fixtures.
Jas. w. Poe and w. T.. Timberlake
started last week for their annual fall
hunt on the mountain. Carcasses of
deer are expected now at any arrival of
the stage, though nothing has been
received up to date to indicate any
large slaughter.
Hon. William II. Clagett, prospec-
tive Senator for Idaho, and c. ID.
Porter, lately elected to tne legislature
from Shoshone county, were in Lewis
ton Monday. The trip was flying
one, the gentlemen remaining in our
fair city but few hours.
Our friends on the Potlatch are still
busy threshing and caring for the
bountitul crop of that section. Lack
of harvest hands and proper amount of
machinery has gre-,tly delayed their
progress, but the weather has been
such that no part of it will be damaged.
Cool frosty nights and delightful
days now mark the climatic changes
in Lewiston. One of the chief delights
OF our climate is that this glorious
October weather will continue till near
the New Year; continuous Indian
summer that will surpass any climate
on the globe.
Mr.. George Keyes, of Richmond,
Mo-, is the guest of DIR. Morris this
week. He is expecting to remain in
the West during the winter hoping to
regain lost health in our invigorating
climate. He will make his home, dur
ing his stay in Idaho, with Benz.
Morris on Camas Prairie.
JUST ARRIVED. THE LATEST Our.
"A new and complete stock of fail
and winter goods arrived on last
boat for Mrs. NJ. A. White. The
order contains the latest noveltie., il,
hats, bonnets and trimmings. Every
thing first class. Come and convince
yourselves. Come and secure a
bargain.
DIR. F. J. Boston and wife returned
Monday from their extended tour
through the eastern states and to
South America. They are both i'm ex-
cellent health and report a very pleas
ant trip, full of incident and happy
Experiences. DR.. Boston will resume
the practice of his profession at once in
this city, and solicits the patronage of
his former patrons.
Eug. Bonhore learned, while on his
late visit to the coast, neat and novel
method of arranging photographs OH
silk. Samples of this elegant photo
graphic fad can be seen at his gallery.
They can be gotten out in many novel
designs, as book marks, hat bands,
etc. The design is certainly a very
taking one. 1t opens so many novel
suggestions for holiday goods.
1t has been often asserted that a
Seeding apple will always be runty
and dwarfed in size. This assertion is
for once, at least, disproved by an ex-
ceedingly fine specimen lately pre-
sented us by Mrs. r. P. Nudge. 1t is
the product of a Seeding tree planted
by herself on the home lot. This is an
added illustration of the fact that here
the soil and climate are especially
adapted for fruit growing.
A fraudulent draft was received at
the Lewiston National Bank on Mon
day 1t was drawn at New York in
favor of w. Nj. Morrow and signed
with the forged signature of w. F.
kettenbach. The amount drawn for
was 81 800, but the work was SO clumsi-
ly done that the cashier detected the
fraud at once and ta1oura nha6 tho
clearing house at San Francisco. The
authorities are now ferreting out the
matter.
Excursion rates over Northern Paci-
fic railroad for Northwest Industrial
Exposition at Spokane Falls. Tickets
ON sal. Mondays, Wednesdays and