Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1891-12-17
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.vyNGs THAT HAVE HAPPENED
IN SEVEN DAYS.
IN and dAround Lewiston
carefully Gathered By our Scribe and
Prepared in : Choice Manner
for bur Reader1.

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for bur Readert.
T. stannus is down from Moscow for
. few days.
La Grippe Is making Its annual round
among the citizens of Lewiston. Judge
Iuman and family are suffering a &C.
we're attack from 1t at present.
I'M. Harrington is pushing work
along, getting ready his saw mill site
for the reception of the plant which he
will ship here early in the spring.
The preparations for the Fireman's
hall are moving briskly along. Every
s6ort should be put forth to make 1t q
militant success, socially as we'll as
financially.
Masonic ball given by Nez Perce
lodge, No. 10, A. F. & A. NJ, Dec. 30th,
1891. All Masons in good standing
invited to attend. Tickets $500,
including supper. BY order committee.
8. L. Thompson, Sr., won the Caro-
line Gage puzzle contest, with a record
1868 words. Manager. Thomas says
that In three years experience this is
the largest and most complete list ever
presented.
Stella, wife Of Frank Palmer, Of Lew
iston fat, aged "a years, 8 months, died
Dec. Is, and was buried Wednesday.
ehe leaves q husband and two children
Ia boy four years old aud little girl
nine months old.
The M. e. church will give a Christ
mas entertainment on Christmas Eve.
A Christmas tee will be prepared for
Tie presents and the children will pre-
ent . literary and musical program.
Everybody is invited to be present and
enjoy the festivities.
Rev. Sam'l Woods has returned from
bic visit to Portland to obtain relief
tsOm partial loss of the sight of one of
hb eyes. The oculist consulted gave
him but little to hope for in the use of
The afflicted eye, but 1t is thought that
the sight Of the remaining eye is not at
Ill injured. II
Mounce Bros. will begin dairy bus
iness In Lewiston within a week or
two At least. This announcement will
Be hailed with Joy by many families
who, since the retirement Of our last
dairyman, have been experiencing
much trouble In getting q constant
md regular milk supply.
The Episcopal Sunday school, like
those off, the other two churches, will
also have christmas tree on Christmas
Eve. Ample provisions will be made,
% that all children may receive pres
sns. A nice program of music will
Be prepared for the evening, and q
cordial welcome extended to every.
body.
MARRIED:-Dec. 14th, 1891, at 2 p M
u "Westlake' Idaho Co., Idaho, the
home of the brides father, Judge w
\. Rice, on Craigs' Mountain, Mr.
0tonewall jackson Craig, Of Mason,
Idaho, to Miss Maud Westlake Rice, o1
Idaho county, Idaho, Rev. Howson
b Terry, of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, South. officiating.
A Christmas tree will be the attrac
aen at the Presbyterian church, Christ
mas eve. All children not connected
With any other school are cordially In
uted to attend, and presents will bt
provided for all. Any donations from
friends Of the church will be gratefully
received. All presents brought by
parents or friends will be taken care o
and placed upon the tree.
Rev. Saml Wood is the recipeant o
another donation, through the Boart
N Home Missions, of New York
This time it Is the snug sum of $40
Who this friend is remains mystery
out what he is, is established beyond
uoobt. 1t can be truly be said of him
mat as friend In need he is frien'
indeed, and the money is useful II
.earng the heavy expenses incurre'
W his recent affliction.
Laughing George, the Indian mai
@strier, was accidently shot by Ma
white, another Indian, last Thursday
laughing George was placed unde
guard for some ofiense and White wa
% mount guard for the night, Will
s1amining his pistol young White
nsad slipped of the trigger and tn
PISTOL was discharged, the ball passing
'"fough Georges abdomen. He ltvet
Ou'y thirty-six hours. The shooting
as purely accidental as they were tn
sest Of friends.