Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1895-12-12
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1t is estimated that there are two
hundred visitors in Lewiston this
week.
-CoAL STovEs-A fun line, at the
Cash Hardware Store"
Big reduction in Millinery all next
week, at Mrs. \. +. Dore'-, next door
to the Bee Hive
aluminium ware-At the cash
Hardware store Try a piece.
Fox SALE--On easy terms, IA we'll
established millinery business. Address
ID. J. =, =. o. box 1853, Lewiston, Idaho
You can find many articles in our
store suitable for Nmas gifts. Prices
right Cash Hardware store
John EhIi-, an unfortunatec citizen of
the Potlatch district, was adiudged in.
sane last week and committed to
the Asylum at Blackfoot.
Who sell the Stoves? Cash Hard
ware Store" with their big stock and
little prices-'rhey sell the Stoves.
The street commissioner has been
doing timely work this week IN re-
moving the poplar leaves from the
streets and sidewalks.
We are now opening our new line
of LAMPS banquet Table Set See
our window. "Cash Hardware store
There are thirty-four inmates of the
Idaho Soldiers Home. The eXpensc
for board and lodging for November
amounted to the sum of $50.
$50 stoves, our total purchase to
date. Majority sold. We are "Stovers"
we want you to know. Cash Hard
ware Store
Mrs. Is. +. Bush, formerly of La
Grande, Oregon, has established II
studio over Thatcher's book store
where she will give lessons in painting.
Embroidery speciality. Charges
reasonable.
The best value for the money
You can hardly believe it-Articles
from our DC Silver plated assortment,
ut the cash Hardware Store"
Some young men from Pullman put
up u lot of horses to he sold at auction
on the streets thi, week. They found
Il dull market. Horses broken to sad
die and harness sold at from three to
fifteen dollars.
The Cash Hardware Store is in the
swim. Mr.. Doris keeps adding on
Improvements to meet the demands of
trade. He has new department de.
voted to Crockery and Hollow ware
now.
J. n. Reeder and wife of Great Falls,
Montana. father and mother of w. S.
Reeder, the barber, came in on Satur-
day evenings stage on. IL visit. Mr..
Reeder had not seen his parents for
nearly twenty years.
The Verdict of the Jury-We
placed al "Air Tight" Heater in each
jury room, at the Court House. The
verdict was PERFECTION. We have
sold "Air Tights" to several jury men
since. "Cash Hardware Store"
Rev. Brown of the NJ. +. church re-
turned to his home by Mondays boat
His visit was in measure Ia financial
success. The church finances are
placed upon a safe basis by the ext n.
sion of loan with one of the church
business organizations.
w. F.. Doty, a Practical
Matchmaker, Jeweler and regular
graduate Optician will open with a
fine stock of goods in the Neal
building, about Dec. Iath. No
fancy prices. Eyes treated free.
Wait for him.
Judge Poe and Robert Schleicher
have been catching some fine salmon
In Snake river. On Saturday they
went out and in two hours captured
four Of these big gamy fish which
weighed more than Il hundred pounds.
To hook and land big salmon with
rod and reel, Is the acme of outdoor
sport.
The AsOtin FIGURING Mills, the prop.
erty Of +. w. kettenbach of this city,
were destroyed by fire last Friday
morning at about one o'clock. The
buildings were insured for $3,5OO.OO.
The stock, too, was insured for full
value. The loss will be felt by the
whole community. 1t is probable that
the mills will Ike rebuilt next summer
A ing elk with horns like rocking
chair visited the farm OF Church Bros :,
five miles north of this city, one day
last week. He drove the cattle out of
the feed yard and Installed himself at
the manger filled with hay. One of
the boys discovered him and tried to
shoot hum with a 22.calibre rifle, the
only gun mt hand. The little bullet