The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1901-11-14
Para9rapbieally Cold
Today ia ice harvest.

M0. r. n. WORKS IL visiting IfiendS II
Moscow.
Martin Meuli was in the city Tuesday
from Uniontown.
Born. Wednesday. to the wife Of Ber
Gardner, daughter.
Help the public library by buying q
ticket to the poster party.
D. G. Gnbble has returned from an ex.
tended visit in Pennsylvania.
J. R. Collins. sheriff Of Latah county
was visitor in the city this week.
Miss Ora Underwood 10 installed as
cashier At the new State Meat Market.
A daughter was born to the wife Of
Sylvester Spalding Sunday, November 10.
The iron and terra-cotta work ON the
Thiesson building il being rapidly put in
place for the first floor.
Jesse ]. Yoakum Of Lewiston and Mary
Kincaid of Waha were married Tuesday
BY Judge w. B. Reese.
Col E. +. Vernon left this morning for
Portland where he goes to consult
specialist concerning his leg.
w. G. Foresman, editor Of the Nez-
perez Herald, returned home Tuesday
after brief visit in the city.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the M. r.
church will give coffee social at the
parsonage Friday Nov. IS at p. m.
G. A. Lundy has returned after spend.
iug the summer In Nome where he was
engaged q : contractor and builder.
r. T. Brandon Of Culdesac was in the |
city Monday looking after the fnal proof
made ct the land Office on the Culdesac
town site.
Carts Thatcher Of Thatcher & King
has returned from Spokane where he
went TO select heavy order Of Christ
mas goods.
Ray D. Walker left yesterday for =
trip to the Alpowa country where he has
! stock farm. He will range band Of
sheep there this winter.
There are 1891 volumes in the city IL
brary and ST. names on the roll Of pat
rons. The average daily attendance is
50 and the largest for last week was 81.
]. IA. Edwards and Geo. Rae have
gone to the Snake river mining district
with = force Of men to resume develop
inent work on the Gold Crown properties.
Mrs. Paschal Smith will erect xlooo
feaidence on Prospect Avenue just north
Of ]. B. Vests. Contractor Harry MadR-
wick began work upon the building this
week.
/ +. I. Cooper and VIM. Nixon will start
new wood yard in the city next week.
Mr.. Cooper has gone to the upper country !
e purchase supply and look after the
shipment.
$. K. Noel has secured the contract to
supply the machinery in w. A. Wrights
new Aouring mill At Dublin and will 70 to
the reservation in few days to look over
the plans and specifications.
Thomas Kirby has gone to Portland to
attend . meeting Of the commissioners Of
the Lewis and Clark exposition. Mr..
Kirby 10 the chairman Of the Idaho com.
mission appointed by Governor Hunt.
The Lewiston Milling Co. purchased
5000 bushels of bluestem wheat this
week from Smith Mounce and 1900
bushels from Clint Shearer. The mill is
now putting out 60 barrels daily from al
run orr hours.
Mrs. !. B. Phillips met with serious
accident Monday. While carving q
pail OF boiling water she fell .ainting and
The water pouring upon her arms and
shoulders scalded them severely. DR..
Phillips was called in to dress the wounds.
H. +. Greer. Of Greer Bros. proprietors
4 the Orofino Courier is in the city this
veek in the interests of special edition :
which the Courier will issue shout Decem.
'erI. It will contain special descriptive G
natter pertaining to the resources Of the
amous Clearwater country. 6
George Peasley, manager Of the Vine. {
md nurseries, returned yesterday after = O
rip into the reservation country. Mr.. t
'easley and his agents have placed orders
y several thousand Of fruit treess in the t.
sservation country this season and are p
ow looking after fall delivery. &c
+. Il. Writer'S has bought the property '.