Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1891-11-26
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rrrNGs THAT HAVE HAPPENED
N SEVEN DAYS.

N SEVEN DAYS.
In and Around Lewiston
Carefully Gathered BY our Scribe and
Prepared in Choice Manner
for our Readers.
Mn. Allie York has returned from
Portland.
Mn. w. w. Brown 10 reported on
the sick list.
Miss Mamie Mcconnell, of Moscow,
b guest Of Miss Hattie Stevens this
week.
D. w. Thornton had added to his
household joys last Thursday morning
asmiling baby girl.
DAN Dwyre an old time resident Of
this place IL timekeeper in the Granite
mine in the Occur d'Alenes.
Lydon Bros. have disposed Of their
livery and feed stable to Martin Collins
who will continue the business at the
old stand.
A Thanksgiving Offering Of $40 was
received by Rev. Samuel Wood. II
came through the Board of Home Mis-.
sion Of New YORK.
On Yune, the prosperous Chinese
merchant of this city, returned satur-
day from an extended trip back into
the interior country.
Mrs. Eva Yantis and little daughter
Fly, returned Saturday from Crossport,
where they have been for some months
visiting with DR.. J. Lee Kelly.
Thursday evening q Thanksgiving
service will be held at the Presbyterian
church. Rev. Wood will preach from
the text: Gods message to to the rich.
Len. Mitchell returned Tuesday
ftom Moscow, where be has been en-
gaged for several weeks at his trade.
He reports business a. hustling In that
city.
H. Squier will erect new awning
10 mont Of bis saloon prope. ty, this
week. It will be of iron, similar to the
one put up recently for Moxley's
drug store.
An Indian pack train consisting of
2pack horses arrived Saturday and
departed Monday, carrying thirty-five
barrels Of -four to the Chinese mer-
chants At Elk City.
Dent 4 Butler have On hand the
the choicest selections In holiday
goods. Christmas candies in finest
assortment, and novelties Of all de-
scription can be found In their store.
The best is the cheapest.
In the United States Court held at
Boise City last week, John Forest and
Chas. Hoyt convicted of selling whis-
key to the Indians, were given each l3
months In the Boise penltentiary and
nned IS. Jessie James, the Indian
sent up tor larceny was convicted and
gwen eight months In the county Jail.
Dr. w. w. Watkins, Of Moscow, has
been rendered the Worlds Fair Com
missionership Of Idaho, lately made
vacant by tue resignation Of Capt. De
Lamar. He has the matter under ad-
ssement and It 10 thought that he will
accept DR.. Watkins is a good man
and will fill the place acceptibly to the
people and for the honor Of Idaho. It
y 70 be hoped that professional duties
VIII not deprive the public Of his valu'
able services.
1t has been . matter Of remark for
some time that all cases of moment
sad Interest were taken from the Su-
pseme court session here and transfer
.ea 70 Boise City. In order to facili-
@te such transfers Of cases the commit
ee on rules at the recent session re-
ported this amendment to rule Of the
curt which will take effect In 60 days:
Inc said amendment reads as follows:
unless by agreement Of parties, or
eaerwise ordered by the court, or two
- the justices Of the court on notice to
we adverse party, all cases in which
.no OF error Of APPEALS are taken to
@ls court, and all special proceedings
onginaily commenced In this court,
VIII be placed on the calendar on call
sad be heard at Boise City; all other
~ses will be held at Lewiston unless
"oerwise ordered by the court"