Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1890-11-27

The brick work at the reservoir has
been completed, but these cold nights
make it unsafe to attempt the cement
ing. All hands are waiting for spell
Of soft weather, when u few days will
complete the job. Meanwhile the en-
gine house at the river is being con-
structed.
Ball tonight. At Grostein & Bin
nard's hall tonight grand Thanks
giving ball will be conducted under
the auspices of the Lewiston Brass
Band. The supper will be furnished
by the Daughters of Rebekah at their
hall. "On with the dance, let joy be
unconfined."
E. w. Sprcat, who was here some
time ago visiting his sister Mrs. w. G.
Anthony, was one of the victims of the
recent railroad disaster near Salem,
Oregon. Mr.. Sproat's injuries consist
of a sprained ankle and a mashed foot.
At last accounts Mr.. S. was unable to
leave his bed.
S. Nildenthaler, to keep pace with
the wave of Improvements that is
everywhere sweeping over the city,
has this week built new furnace and
oven for his bakery. Thanksgiving
pies and Christmas puddings will be
done to the turn in the highest style of
the culinary art.
-HORsEMEN ATTENTION.. 1.
Necker has returned with another car
load of fine stations of various breeds,
and is making headquarters at Felix
horses should call and examine. The
lot consists of the finest Cleveland
Bays, English Shires and Morgans.
William Miller was married on Sun
day evening last to Miss Bertha
Alexander, all of this place. The we'd
ding was private one, Rev. J. ID. Nc
Conkey, officiating. The young
couple have already begun house.
keeping in the new Madgwick house.
The TELLER extends congratulations
Word reached this city on Tuesday
morning that A. Mccall, formerly OF
this place, was shot and killed by S
Marquis at Dayton, WASH, on Monday
last. Marquis Immediately stabbed
himself in the left breast infiicting in
juries from which he soon died. The
| 81, hn Of
, over the price of load of straw.
1t is very evident that the citizens o
Lewiston will observe Thanksgiving
day in a fitting manner. We learl
that w. p. Hunt alone brought sixty
seven fine turkeys to supply the de
mand and doubtless hundreds of other
from various sources are now being pre-
pared for the feast. May peace, plent,
and good will attend each table.
The delay in securing the window
, , ordered from Bohemia to complete til
a Episcopal church has caused the build
ing of new guild hall, by that society
to hold services in during the winter
The building is in the church lot an
q it will be used also for school room
Rev. J. d. McConkey having secures
t private pupils for instruction durin
r the winter.
Official returns, IN the form of card
r and newspaper notices, reached US las
: week, proclaiming that our gents
q friend, Kay L. Thompson, was maj
IL ried, on the 10Th inst, to Miss Dor
Estep, of Meadville, Mo. Further at
[. vices assure us that Kay and his brid
f. will soon journey westward to make
r, permanent home at this place. HI
st advent here will be warmly welcome
by his many friends and we are sui
a. the TELLER voices their sentimer
ID when it proposes this toast: Lion
q. live Thompson, the benedict; here
10 health to his bride and happiness fl
the coming years."