Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1891-11-05
eHoDle0rClard
rurNGs THAT HAVE HAPPENED
IN SEVEN DAYS.
In and Around Lewiston
Carefully Gathered BY our Scribe and
Prepared in q Choice Manner
for our Readers.

10T our 60300TS.
Mrs. D. M. White has gone to Tacoma
for short visit.
Ezra Baird has returned from his
business at st. Regis.
Chas. Leland is in Boise City in at
tendance on the "King Bee" trial.
Dent 4 Butler are agent. for the
famous Judd Electric Belt. Complete
line In stock.
Elmer Waldrip started to Fair Haven
last Saturday, and will locate perma-
nently on the Sound somewhere.
The fine rains of the week have
soaked the ground well and make a
glorious showing toward next years
crop. II
Leslie Knaggs has been appointed
mate on the Almota. Mr.. KnaQgs'
long service on the river we'll fits him
for the position.
Robt. Grostein brought into the
TELLER Office fair specimen of June
apple, 1t being OF the second crop
grown on the same tree this season.
L. l.. Strong left last Friday for
Boise City, to bs gone two or three
weeks, and while absent, s. L. Thomp-
son will have charge of his undertake
ing business.
The Military ball of Friday night
will be the first of the season. Give
Go. II" q rousing reception and open
the social season with a grand swing
around the circle.
The election news up till date gives
New York to the democrats by 10000.
Ohio to the Republicans by 10000.
Iowa and Massachusetts, democratic
with majorities not yet given.
As a matter Of precaution the public
schools have been closed this week.
No cases of diptheria have been in the
school at any time, and as no new
cases are developing it is thought that
schools will open again next week.
Through an error in information the
TELLER was led to say that Rev. Sam'l
Woods ofiiciated at the Baumeister-
Williams wedding. Today's announce
ment shows the mistake, as Rev. J. D.
McConkev was the cfficiating clergy
man and Rev. Woods an invited
guest.
H. s. Coburn was arraigned last
Saturday, on the indictment brought
against him by the Grand jury for em-
bezzlement. Monday he answered
mot guilty" to the charge. The case
will In all probability be continued till
next term Of court, meanwhile the de-
fendant Is out on bonds.
DIED-Mrs Mary Carney, wife of
jas. Carney, aged 70 years, on Satur-
DAY last. Mrs. Carney passed away
after q lingering illness of several
months. The funeral was preached at
the Catholic church on Sunday, at
IL o'clock and the remains forwarded
to Walla Walla for interment.
A new wagon road will be built from
Me Weippe country into Kendrick.
Work started on the Weippe end Of the
MAD last week with fore. of fifteen
men. A bonus Of $500 is furnished by
tne enterprising citizens of Kendrick.
Ihe road will be completed into Ken
dnck 1t is thought by the first of JAN
nary. 4
Marriage is as contagious as measles
James Millsap and Nancy G. Burgess
were married at the Hotel De France
oy the Rev. Samuel Wood, Monday.
Inc young couple were attended by
'as. +. More and q sister of the bride,
aiss Ida Burgess. AT the conclusion
the first ceremony, the attending
ooupie after hssty consultation an
noanced that they were ready to be
married too. The Reverend gentle
u'an soon tied the second nubial knot,
sud the happy quartet was fairly
spon the matrimonial sea.
serious accident happened to the
SPOKANE on her return trip from this
u'y last Friday. When opposite Dead
aan' she struck q rock aud tore hole
- the bottom. She leaked badly but
oat'nued until opposite Diamond,
vnen she struck again. This time sew
1ai large holes were torn In the bot
'om and she began to sink rapidly,
"nen the Annie Faxon happened to
.1nve aud used her pumps sufficiently
!" enable her to tow the Spokane into
..'ow water. The Almqf3zl
.ue took OF the cargo Of le
and conveyed it to Rirari n