Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-12-05
Mount idaho ana Grangsviiie.
continued fir m last issue. !

selves OF the opportunity DO you
want your cheeks painted, J is the
query that is generally put by the gal
lanf f3ung nan. % tho young lady
about these times, which Interpreted,
means: Do you wish to take sleigh
ridsl the cold air. Of course, painting
''ssssJ]1|,1s$,lsG s,.ss;s''s e s s,',
conpa ed $lya leMf road There is
one advantage that the people of the
prairie hsvs~pyer our friends Of the
intcrior,r md tint is, they are not
hcmmed in by steep hills and limited
to short drives aredndpthe barnyard-
One can drive for several h6trsa in this
neighborhood and deceive himself, BY
the sameness of the scenery into the
belief that he has been stationary.
The old log barricadc at Grangeville is
about to he torn down and cut into
corl wool. A gentleman from Sal
mon river has taken the contract He
wants to know if every log makes "a
cord and every cord destroys a saw,
what win he make on his wheat crop
that he has yet to SOW End harvest.
We simply referred him to DIR. Hughes,
whosis good on conundrums.
.TksstiiSt mills are stillrunnins and
-four is scarce, at $3.50 per barrel.
Farmsrs n This section Of the country
are holding the great bulk Of their
grain waltz afors better prices. 1t is
expected hat 4r,sii d Inc supply Of
flour for The prairie VII! have to he
brought to this country from Lewis.
ton.
Mr.. Hills general merchandise store
on oss...xaSf stl,a street land tMr.lAl-
exander's on the other are the princi-
pal houses of trade in Grangeyille and
are doing large business.
CHINESE STORE. The Chinese have
a store 9TH !. 90 900 stock of gen
III AAi&so, H,ds all reported to
fd{otkA teliavesb1sinssss f
= HAkMr Wash A6n Saturday eve
ming last the Patrons Of Husbandry
gave q harvest feast in Grange Hall.
Each member of the srnass, had the
privilege of inviting friend awho was
not member. There were upwards
ef one hundred persons present and
singing, speYhnaskips apd praehing
was the order Of the evening. The
opening speech of welcome was deliv-
cred by Mr.. A. shumway, w. NJ. of
the Charity Grange No. Is. He was
liste3bN WITH married. attention and
heartily aptlauded at tie conclusion.
The organ solos were finely executed
by the Misses Benedict, Pearson,
Rhineharlt and Mrs. Hall, whose fine
lGiSsS Per qgprpeiated, pnd repeated
eheMeR The ! rccitatibns were de-
livered by the Misses A. Crooks, S.
Markham and Maggie Robinson. The
declaration Of Purpose was read by
w. S. NJ. Williams, and speeches were
delivered by J. T. Bradley, Mr.. Car
penter aud J. H. Robinson. The
laughable part, however, was brought
out by..1faI MsH. Pearson and b
P. Clingan, who read humorous
pieces thDt brought down The house in
peals of laughter. j. H, Robinson
afd w G; Pearson were called upon
fSfa sag aAd With MISS fhinelrardtI
at tho organ the midnight air was
somewhat disturbed by the woful wall
&C. i'' 4. : +;
echoed ar9qad the hail., After much
merriment of this kind the assembled
party gathered around around 4 well filed
zsSna1l Just ssoaned with the weight
Of good things, and after feasting
plentifully they dispersed happy and
"a better acquainted people.
n iDhpARruRE.- -On the departure of
the Misses Fee from Mt. idaho to
theE a09ps p, Waha city, large party
was gwen 1t Mr.. scott's residence as a
forp1l ,eese taking of their friends.
EveryPdysesjpyed themselves.
ssMr Gilman is preparing to laild an
AIaR toAi 70 his hotel at Grangeville,
bAad I..n Brown is just finishing a
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