Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1891-01-22

These cold, frosty mornings suggest
winter. The prudent man will be fore
warned and prepare for the time of
need. Stoves will soon be in demand.
Remember that Bunnell can supply
any design or quality of pipe OF nxtures.
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H. Squier had warrant sworn out
Monday for the arrest of Pat. Nc.
Lafferty and John Day for petit lar.
ceny, having caught them in the act OF
carrying case of coal oil from his
cellar. Further investigation showed
up the fact that they had already
stolen case and half some time be.
fore and had returned to complete the
stock. They were arraigned before
Justice McConkey on Tuesday last
and a plain case being proven they
received sentence of "six months in
the county jail" coal oil furnished.
Mrs. w. w. Brown, assisted by Mrs.
Allie York, entertained society circles
with an elegant and agreeable progres.
sive euchre party on Tuesday evening
last. This lively and peculiarly fas'
cinating contest still holds an interest
and charm that always pleases and en-
tertains the guests. This occasion was
especially a successful one and will be
happily remembered. The honors
were sharply contested for and fell to
the following lucky persons. Ladies
prize-lst, Mrs. s. H. Reed; End, Miss
Mabel Kester. Gentleman's prize
lst, DIR. ]. LIE. Kelly; End, Geo. Kester
Shortly after IL o'clock the contest was
decided, after which with luncheon
and muncheon, sparkling conversation
and music, the company were enter
tained till late hour.
The weather Is delightful; the climate
salubrious. This week Lewiston en-
joys a purely italian winter. TIL.
skies are bright and clear. The day.
warm and truly delightful. The gras.
is green and growing. Bees and bud
and birds, at this rate, will soon ap
pear. The base ball clubs are organic
ing for contests on the diamond. II
several places citizens have been seer
playing croquet and other outdoo
games. If you would truly live, conn
to Lewiston. Such delightful season
as this is not excelled in the world to
T day, nor equalled anywhere in thi
latitude. This is par excellence tn
great winter resort for the Pacifi
Northwest. Come to Lewiston an,
enjoy life, free from coughs and colds
malaria or asthma, and the othe
thousand ills the flesh Is heir to.
One week from tomorrow night will
be the occasion of the Grand knight
of Pythias Ball. Every effort is bein,
made by that society to make tn
event the most enjoyable one of tn
season. Prof. Ross, with his delight
full orchestra, will furnish music 70
the occasion that will electrify an
stir the souls of all lovers of the maz,
dance. Knights and ladies from
abroad will be present on special invl
tation. All are urgently invited to b
present. Tickets for the ball are o.
sale everywhere. Price $3.50 per couple
An elegant supper will be served duI
ing the evening by the ladies Of tn
, Guild. The supper will be laid in tn
rooms beneath the dance hall at
, place most convenient and capacioul
Tickets for supper will be rs cts eact
Everything will be done to assure th
comfort and entertainment Of th
guests. It will be an occasion of hal
!, piness and good cheer. The gallar
Knights will extend to all q most chi,
. alric welcome.