Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1892-01-07
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Quite nm excited crowd gathered at
Dent 4 Butles's on Saturday, evening i
laAt to witness the contest made In tho j
falIle for the elegant music. box,
Promptly ct 8 O'Clock the FUN began md
6ne by Que the would-be-prize-winnens
tame up to try their hand at fortunes
wheel. Fortune favored ]. NJ. Eakin
and his lucky toss Of the Ivory euhG
netted him -, which was never beatsu
and which carried or the music box.
Mary Merideth, wife Of ]. NJ. Ne:
0regor died at her home In this city On
Friday morning last. The de,,eased
wxs born At Hath, England, August ~,
l886, and was consequently IS yeals, II
4 months and 1 days old. The htt.
band and ave children are laft t.
mourn the loss Of dutiful wife and
loving mother. The kindness and
sympathy Of all friends and neighboss
IL extended to them In their nd b.
reavement.
The youngest son OIL. Grosteln met
with serious mishap on Tuesday last.
his mother had brought him To the
store In the afternoon for y short visit.
While there he toddled around behind
the counter and opened . bottle Of am
monia and helped himself libsfally,
his father stepped around to see what
he was doing, and found him trying p
claw II out Of his mouth. Tho boy
Immediately went into spasm and
only the prompt arrival Of doctor
saved him from serious results.
From one n our exchanges we gleAll
the fact that there has been : now
fraud sprung ON the unsuspecting cid.
sens Of some OF our neighboring stAtes:
It 10 the picture making fraud and II
was managed In this manner. a man
and woman canvassed the town, ollbrs
ing to enlarge pictures In life SIR crAyon
work oil for one dollar each. The olIef
was snapped up and hundreds of dol
lars carried OF by the couple who, ~
course, fall to send on the cray0n work
and the buyer II minus bis dollar, also
the photograph from which the en-
larged picture was to be made, Lew
iston wAs worked sonle time slnce ~
L. crayon picture man and woiuani
| Who knows but that many Uf the citls
Gems nave oeen causns on tne als
game
The Mason's ball Of last week waS
one ot the most pleasant social events
o. the season. The young ana the old,
the large and the small, all who were
invited came 70 take part IN the enjoy
, ment. Often the foor contained nine
sets, oil tripping the light fantastic with
= viyor ana enthusiasm that was never
excelIed. Near midnight tne Lad1ea
AID Society OF the Presbyterian churcn
served q elegant supper IN the hal'
5 below as ever tfkled the palate Ola hun;
y cry dancer. The tables were artist1Caliy
decornted and arranged and the suppel
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