Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1891-08-27
AY0Qng Couple FOil6d!
INTERFERENCE OF STATUTES
ONACCOUNT OF AGE.
Discrimination in Rates
Company m" Organized at vollmer
With Thirty.fve Members
Interesting Items

This week instances another illustra-
ton of the old adage about the course
Of true love. A smitten swain, and !
love lorn lassie, appeared before Justice
of Peace S. l.. Thompson, on Monday
last, to be welded. The wood-be groom
gave his name as Geo. Rosseter; the
bride, rs Matte Curtis all of White
Bird, Idaho. The usual questions by
the Justice disclosed the fact that the
blushing maiden was but fifteen years
Foid. Cruel fate in the form of statutory
limitations forbid the bans and the sor-
rowing couple departed for Pullman.
1t is safe to assert that before they reach
that place the bride will be sixteen.
Experience ages people rapidly.
A lively kick is being made against
the Pacific Coast Elevator Company,
because of the lower price offered by
that company for wheat. For most of
the last week the market price here has
been from five to ten cts less than that
offered by the buyers at Moscow,
Uniontown, Genesee and other neigh
boring points. There is nothing in the
freight rates that will justify such dis
elimination. 1t looks, as one of our
prominent citizens expressed it yester-
day, like Il clear case of robbery. The
mark ct has advanced to seventy cents
during the week but it is still three and
-four cents lower than the price paid
elsewhere.
| Lieutenant Robinson and Sargent
Coburn returned Saturday from Voll-
mer, where Lieut.. Robinson had been
sent to muster I'm a new company of
the National Guard. This is company
f"M," and its organization completes
the first regiment of the Idaho Nat
ional Guard. The new company mus
tered in thirty-fve enlisted men, with
the following officers, Capt, G. w.
Moody; lst. Lieutenant, T.. B. Lar
tigue; End. Lieutenant, l.. E. Price.
! The reglmental organization will take
place ut once and the new officers ap.
pointed. Lewiston claims recognation
and nominates Capt. Fred. Kroutengel
for regimental officer. He is capable
and efficient, and fitted in every par
ticu'ar for such position.
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