Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-12-30
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The Odd Fellows fourth annual ball and
installation will take place on Tuesday next
At their hall. The installation will take
place at o'clock p. NJ. and is public.
Prof. Ross and Ellis Church LETT Satur
day morning for Granveville to furnish the
music for the Odd Fellows ball that was
given at that place OIL Monday evening last.
Snow fell to the depth If about tw o inches
here on SUNDAY, the 26th the first snow
that laid or the ground to show In " ala
the snow WAS about four inches deep.
A musical entertainme ut will be given in
the NJ. +. church next Friday evening Dec.
81. Everyone should close the year with
| 6rst.class music. No charges for admission.
| Robert Smith, Of the Frisco Saloon. has
| been treating his numerous custom. RS dur.
ing the holiday season with fine lunches,
consisting of chicken, lobster salads,
smoked fish. etc.
| The ball given nv the Base Ball Associa.
ti"n in this city on Friday even ng last, was
quite well attended and good time was had
| I'll about 1870 when the participants re.
turned 20 their homes
A general reduction in the price of Hang.
ing, Bracket and Stand Lamps. as also
everything in the Crockery, Glass aud
Plate ware will take place Immediately after
| New Year at MI Greenhurg's.
Gov. Stevenson message to the Idaho
legislature is received in pamphlet form, with
compliments of his excel'ency. 1t contains
very many proper Suggestions tn that body
| which it is hoped they will heed.
residence and ths Episcopal church. One
eentleman's finger ring with large setting.
Anyone Ing the same will be suitably
rewarded by leaving it at this office.
In the trial Of Hibbs U. s. District At.
torney Hawley and his assistant A. Qnack.
enbush represented the government faith.
fully and inpa' italy, and won a need of
praise from all who heard the trial.
Senator Logan. according to the telegra N,
died on Sunday the 26th. 1t was announc.
ed by telegraph the morning before he died
that he was dangerously i'll with an
affection OF the brain caused by over work.
On the first day Of the year we mail Ia
delinquent subscribers = statement of their
Indebtedness to this Office and by prompt
reply you will greatly oblige. You have
had the TELLER and you should be prompt
in paying for 1t.
The defendants counsel Ganahl and Max.
we'll, IN the Hibhs case, did all in the
power OF attorneys to do for the accused,
but the guilt of the prisoner was to well
established by the evidence to be overcome
by the ingunity OF counsel.
A pleasant time was engaged in At the
Masonic installation on Monday evening
last, at their hall The Lewiston brass
orchestra was present and the participants
tipped the light fantastic until one o'clock
A. NJ when after partaking Of a bountiful
supper served in the rear end of the hall,
all dispersed.
Harry Thatcher says Engineer Clark
went to Colorado about four weeks ago
and took charge Of another party, while
Lew Blickensderfer remained In charge of
the old party with which Harry was con.
nected on the line from f. Steele till the
weather was 80 severe that the Larty dis.
bandoned and Harry came home.
The Hibhs jury was out upwards Vi sixty
hours befnre coming to verdict The
following were the jury: G. B. Wood,
w d. Vincent T. J Holmes, T. e.
Sherwin, G. Kertley. Geo. Chan,herlin, of
Idaho county. W. A. Waylanh. J. H.
Gaut, Grin Ma"omher, ". J. Hamilton,
w. Scott. Of Nez PIERCE county and ].
Dunlee, Of Shoshone county.
PHoros.-J. ". Riggs our photographer.
has just received some new hack rounds
q rect from st. Louis. besides other para.
phanalia. which enables him to do work
in his art better than ever. He can be
F..r, u,ta nt1,. 81 h..
coming holiday season, where you can oh.
tain as good work a. at any place on the
coas. and at as low . figure.
The stage from Mt Idaho did not arrive
on Monday night owing to the driver get.
ting lost on G mas Prairie, in the storm and
when found was near the reservation line
IN the Prairie. An extra was sent out
on Tuesday morning from here. f. DMr
taking it, and the same ev.ning he returned
having met the sta GINNING in at Whites
station. A through mail coming. 1854
The drawing and distribution Of Green
hurys Candy Gift enterprise will TAX. place
at his store on New Years dav Mt preciceIy
tw" p. VI. all those having NUMBERS are
respectfully requested to lie present tn CON.
duct the drawing In the meantime Won
may purchase can,tirs t. secure numbers AZ
th.re are many yet unsold Remember
you get number with every 50 cents
worth Of candy YOU buy up t" the cl,se Of
the drawing. NJ. J. GRKsNBuas.
Lunche"ns. dinner mr. Supper partie. sup
pliei or served a Ia Deimoniro at reasonable
rates at the Delmonico Kefreshment Parlors.
Fresh Oysters served in anv style at the
elnouico Re; reshmsht Parlors.
instal'a.io
On 8. John the Evaugel.ts Day. Dec. q,
the following offiee-s--lect of Lewiston.
chapter No. 4. R A NJ. were duly install.
cd into their respective stations for the
ensuing Masonic year. Companions: 3
C. Hale. H. P. ". p. Bell. K, WIN.
Baird. s., 3. Wildeuthaler, treas, ]. D.
McCsnkey, sec H Squier. Z. H. 4 C.
H1ttahaugl,. +. s.. F N. Hedger. r. A. C.
Wm. Parrish. NJ. 3rd ", A. Damas, ".
2nd v. Gecrge Young, N. list ", H. T.
Madgwick. sent. On the evening Of the
ssme day the following elected and appoint.
e,l officers Of Neg Perez L"lge No. 10. A.
T. and A. NJ, were duly installed by the
r. ". D. G. NJ. H. squier to serve the
Lodge f,r the ensuing Masonic year: I. C.
hattabaugh. W. NJ. ". P. Bell, s. ".
d. Kemp. J ", &C Bunnell, treas, j.
D McC"nkey. Sec, NJ Hedger. 8 D
D NJ White, J D. Roger Morresey and A
Benson, stewards. T II Worden, Tyler.
The Installation being public . number
ut the friends Of tbs order and families Of
ths members availed themselves Of the
privilege OF witnessing the ceremonies;
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