Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1891-10-22
From Northumberland
.urrcs THAT HAVE HAPPENED
IN SEVEN DAYS.
In and Around Lewiston
Carefully Gathered by our Scribe and
Prepared in a Choice Manner
for our Readers.
Shamrock and Rose.

Shamrock and Rose.
Shamrock and Rose tomorrow night.
hs.erved seats at Dent & Buffers.
Services at the new Episcopal church
next Sunday, morning and evening.
IA. McGregor, Of Tammany Hol-
low, moved into his property on Main
street this week.
A cigar factory, canning factory
and box factory all in sight. What
Il the matter with lewiston?
Shamrock and Rose will receive q
crowded house Friday night, and 1t
should, being the best play ever put on
the stage here.
The wise man will now lay in his
winters supply Of wood and outwit the
speculator, who is laying by for the
pinch and high prices in the spring.
Low Chapman is getting to be quite
"Ashy." Ask him about his dog scare
that happened while he was on his
way home from Kendrick, one day
lest week. II
Mr.. Ed. Smith, the artist, wishes to
inform all former students that he will
soon reorganize another class in paint
ing. Further particulars will be given
In next weeks issue.
Company II" will give its second
grand ball on Friday, October 80. This
will be the first ball of the season and
every preparation Is being made to
have 1t par excellence.
Sweep up the leaves and burn them.
Public health and comfort demand that
every citizen should take due precau-
tior and leave no decaying vegetation
10 breed pestilence and disease.
Quite q number Of Lewiston boys at
tended the Military ball at Genesee
last Friday night and all agree in pro-
nouncing 1t success. Eighty.three
couples were in attendance and the af-
fair was elegantly conducted.
The editor of this paper has an am
bltion to become Inspector Of Finance,
but he wishes to inspect his own f.
nances. Persons indebted to him will
please remit in order that he may do
20 and thus fill his aching void.
The L. A. T. company will present
that charming melo-drama, Shamrock
and Rose, tomorrow night The cos
tunes and stage effects are entirely
new for this play, and this drama is the
best ever presented by the company.
L. Stannus and wife entertained
. tow intimate friends at their late res
dence last Thursday night. A farewell
dance, with cards and other social
smusements constituted the evenings
programme. Prof. Roos and his full
orchestra were present. \
Mr.. l.. A. Porter brought to the
TELLHR Office last week sweet potato
Wimmense proportions. To our certain
knowledge It has furnished one family
three square meals and there yet re-
mans . section thirteen inches long
and twelve inches In circumference.
It 10 said that an Idaho farmer raised
loO0 bushels Of popcorn and stored Il
: 10 barn. The barn caught fire anG
~ burned down; the corn began tx
pop and filled . ten acre field; one o
hb old mares that was nearly blind
~ the corn, thought it was snow ant
Ayed down and froze to death.
The force Of lumbermen who ar'
coming under contract to Harrington
= Co., have already started from
Aichigan and viii arrive the last o
tns week. and begin operations at onc'
% the river. All the logs for mex
years run will be cut this winter ant
vill be ready to run down on mex
sprins's high waters.
BENZ. Booth, Lewiston's successful
miller. b running q force day ant
night now ut his Lewiston Mills, ant
can then scarcely keep supply for tn
aemaud. The Roller Process -four 1
nst growing into favor. It is bran'
mat exactly fills the bill, hence tn
ecwing demand and the rush Of worl
e Tie Lewiston Mills.
fArents who have the real interest
s their boys at heart should see tina
soey aze not allowed to loaf about OF
'1e streets too much and dodge In ant
oat OF the saloons, as is a common prac
ace among the youth of this town
rive minutes In or about a saloon will
Oontaminate all the influence for goot
'nat the schools can inculcate In a day