Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1891-10-29
From Northumberland
rurrGs THAT HAVE HAPPENED
I'M SEVEN DAYS.
In and Around Lewiston
Carefully Gathered BY our Scribe and
Prepared in a Choice Manner
for our Readers.

Sweep up and burn the leaves.
Cleanliness Is next to healthfulness at
least.
The ladies' of the Presbyterian Aid
Bociety will give a Thanksgiving
dinner.
Joe. Vincent, Of the Kendrick Advo-
sate, was in attendance at the funeral
dMr. Leland.
Gus Beeson, editor of the Vancouver
Independant, Is in the city visiting
friends and relatives.
DR.. F. J. Boston, the dentist, will
leave Friday for Boise City and will
be absent about ten days.
Len Mitchell has accepted a position
In Moscow, where he will remain
turing the winter engaged in his trade
o painting.
8. Paulsen, who expects shortly to
open Gig r manufactory at this place,
has gone to Spokane to meet his family.
They will arrive here the last of the
week. II
Felix Warren is now erecting a new
feed barn on &c" street. His stage
business has grown to such proportions
that he has to move into separate
quarters.
The Rev. Henry Rasmus will preach
next Sunday evening at the M. E.
church. He will be assisted in the
services by the Rev. Samuel Wood.
Everybody invited to attend.
In our neighboring town of Kendrick
the business men have signed an agree
ment not to do business on the Sabbath
day. Lewiston would do we'll to fol-
low such an excellent example in the
Observance of the day.
N. B. Holbrook is erecting a fine
new residence on the island, and max
ing every preparation to establish a
line home-place there. It can and
will be made one Of the most desirable
places in or near the city.
Miss Anna Baumeister, of Asotin,
was married last Tuesday evening to
Dr.. H. s. Williams, of Genesee. A
number of Lewiston friends were
among the guests. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. Samuel Woods Of
this city.
Gallant Co. "I" is making every
possible preparation toward rendering
the coming military ball decided
success. The hall will be beautifully
decorated. The best of music will be
furnished and everything betokens 9
jolly good time.
To appreciate the homelike appear
ance of Lewiston sauhter up on Me-
Perce addition and take view of hel
In her October trappings and think o
other western towns planted among
bare streets-as desirable to live in a
villages children make with building
blocks. v
The fine display Of grapes added t.
the collection in Lakes show window
came from the ranch of Rooer
schleicher. One bunch tips the bean
At three and one half pounds. MI
Schleicher is one Of the most success
ful growers in this section, and ha
put some elegant specimens Of hi
vineyard on the market.
The following persons have been sc
iected a. grand and trial jurors to con
vene at the session Of the court held q
Boise City, Nov. End. 1891. Gran
Jury: F. J. Boston, Frank IAabolt
T. 8. Anthony, Chris. Weisgerbe.l
Trial Jury: M. J. Vessels, P. "
Whitman, w. T. Wright, N. B. Ho
brook, VIM. Nixon, A Grammel, d. {
Dent. ]. Howard Howe.
Chris. Jacobson, late of North Dakots
has located here for the winter, Hi
family will soon arrive and af!erspent
ing the winter here will go to th
claim Mr.. jacobson located last Jul.
on Craig Mountain. This is the kin
OF immigration that makes healthf'
growth, and no doubt Mr.. Jacobso
VIII influence others from his fOrm'
nome to try the advantages of Il
west.
Notice to Teachers.