Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1891-11-19
LEWISTON IDHH0 NoXEMBER IS. 1891.
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.
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That VIII Entertain the Reader for
Short Time.
). NJ. Harrington left Friday with
n's ioggers for their camp on the upper
forks Of the Clearwater. Having eot
the force fairly at work there, he will,
return to make improvements on the
mill site here.
Mrs. Belle Wetsell, late of Marst-
field, Oregon, has opened a dressmak.
ing and plain sewing shop in the house
formerly occupied by Mrs. s. Widen.
thaler. Patronage solicited. Suits
made to order, cheap.
Louis Grostein has just received a
choice seleotpn' or Christmas goods,
consisting Of toys, plushgoods, albums,
manicure sets, etc., etc. These will
be sold out at a low figure. Call and
examine before going elsewhere.
Smith Mounce brought to market a
mammoth pOrker last week which,
when dressed at w. P. Hunts packing
house, netted six hundred pounds.
Nez Perce pork Is not behind Nez
Perce pumpkins, both are immense.
The weather opened with cold snap
Monday, the thermometer standing at
lS' above zero, lacking but 80 ofits low
est range last year. 1t soon moderated
however and Lewiston Is not likely to
see such cold weather till after Christ
mas.
l. n. Maxwell, now Of Fairhaven, is
in the city this week rs attorney IN the
big law suit now being tried at the
court house. Mr.. Maxwell is well
pleased with his new location ut Fair
b, ven, and reports business lively in
his profession there.
Everything indicates heavy deposit
OF moisture during the winter and
spring. The crop prospects are becom-
ing exceedingly hattering for the com.
ing year, and as q result there is far
larger crop being sown than there has
been in the past two years.
Drs. Winfield and Mac Taggart two
noted specialists are at the De France
Hotel this week. These gentlem en-
have achieved an enviable reputation
In the east and their western trip has
been continuation Of their successes.
The afflicted find relief by their treat
ment.
Sheriff Jos. Eakin started Yesterday
afternoon tor jamestown, Dakota, to
take charge of Seth Holmes who il
supposed to be the partner of Dell A
Hardy, convicted Of stealing here at
the last term of court. He will bring
Holmes here to be bound over till the
next term of court.
--P. Pokorny wishes to announce
that be Will open in the room adjoining
Mrs. Whites millinery store, a new
and complete line Of tailoring goods
Suitings of latest designs will be KEEP
in stock, and all styles cut to order
The new invoice will contain thu
choicest patterns. Call on Pokorny
and secure perfect fit at q low figure
BE PATRIOT1C-If you would hav'
Nez Perce County properly represented
in Idaho's quota of the France Mem
orial fund, send in or leave your con
tributions with Miss Sadie Poe. 4
certain quota is assigned for each coun
ty to make MP. Nez Perce Is as yet be
hind. Send in your contributions O
leave at ]. w. Poe's Office in the Voll
mer building. j
john Philip having dissolved part
nership with P. Pokorny, will continu
the business at the old stand. Her
his customers will find q full line of tn
best patterns in the market. MI
Philip is also agent for one of the lare
est merchant tailoring establishment
In the United States aud can furnis
a tailor made suit from $13 up an
pants from S. up.
Bishop Talbot will hold services i
the new Episcopal church Oh Monda
evening, Nov. q. Owing to a press
his work, this is the only services tina
Bishop Talbot will be able to hold Il
Lewiston this year. This announct
ment will assure him q large audiene
for Monday night. He will procee
to Grangeville from here, holding Sc
vices at that point Wednesday Nov. q
Company II will add to the Thanks
giving festivities by giving on tin
evening another Of their po1u''
grand balls. The best of music wi
be furnished and the ladies of II
Guild will give in connection one
| their delicious suppers. Give ton
many II" Il rou.ing reception and el
aide the boys in blue t. rep'ete tbe
lbnken fortunes and ii up their Il mo'
for the winter.