Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-05-07
Miss Kate Craig, sister of our fellow
townsman II. J. Monroe, has returns6
to her home ut The Dalles. Oregon.

Miss Kate Craig, sister Of our fellow
townsman II. J. Monroe, has returne1
to her home at The Dalles, Oregon.
There was citizens meeting to con-
slider the question Of Fourth Of July
celebrrtion in this city Saturday even.
ing 1t was decided to hold 4 grand
celebration In this city aud q com
mittee was solicited to arrange the nre-
liminaries. There Is never q doubt
allowed when Lewiston decides upOn
commemorative exercises. Her pub
lie entertainments are always grand
affairs.
John MolIoy aud MisD Viola Foster.
!of Weippe, were married Tuesday.
An effort was made to keep the affair
quiet, but the friends of the couple
learned the facts aud gave them . sur
prise: Twenty-Five couples congre
gated at the residence of the brlds's
parents in the evening and enioyed 4
dance. Mr.. Molloy is well known IN
Lewiston and many friends extend
congratulations.
The report was current Yesterday
| that the Brown bank In Moscow had
! closed doors. The TELLER inyesti-
! gated the matter aud learned that the
rumor was the result of a practical
Joke. some repairs were in prOvroes
about the front door Of the bank build.
ing which made IL necessary to keoD
that door closed for n short time. 4
notice WAS posted directing customers
to go to the back door. This incident
occasioned remark, that the door wss
closed. The rumor Travelled rapidly
and caused n furry of exci.emedt for
short time. The TELLER Is glad to
give II positive statement from reliable
sources that the rumor 10 without
| foundation in fact
Rev. II. r.. Dunlap. Of the Christlan
Church, Is holding Il series of revival
meetings in this city. He Is the State
Evangelist for Washington ana
Northern Idaho, and his app0in intments
IN this section extend to July 1st. He
VIII visit Idaho county early IN juno,
holding services at Grangevllle and
Cottonwood, aud will conduct a large
camp meeting at some central point on
ne Pralrie before returning. Mr..
Dunlap is assisted in his work by
Prof. w. T.. Basket, of TekOa, who
has charge OF the song service. The
services are being held in a big tent on
| s'"'' F'''Na "u' uiG ttIkelN altcIluSu
Kew. Dunlap Will hold two seryices
today, at3p. m. and s -. M, his sub
ject in the evening being "A Church
for the Tirles." He will deliver ,
sermon to women only SUNDAY mex
at p. m.
= The probability Of high water thi,
summer was not worthy of consitiera
ton IA month ago, but the prolonged
cool season changes the case. Til,
Spokesman Review of recent date
gave figures to show that IA heavy snow
tall was reported from the high coeu
q Alene mountains. The snow ha
been piiing up in the vicinity of Flor
I ence aud Elk every day for severa
weeks, till the old marks are almos
reached. At this date the river ha
usually been much higher than it hs
= been this spring, which fact indicate
: that AL the snow has yet to come dow,
- in the liquid state. When the warn
weather does come now, it will be jus
I the season for our annual rise Meas
: ures of precaution would not he out G
Y place where valuable property is in a
exposed position.
= Al the annual rneetin of the ldah
= a'hiip ~ MiiIlhR 70, Oh uictpO All
Cottonwood, I,hho, which was held /,
Chicago, April 18th, 1896, the follow
y ing directors were elected for the ei
l. suing year: John Groce. Banker All
If Pork Packer of Circievillc, Ohio, ID. I
:, McCahe, General Freight Agent of til
y L. &. N st. l.. Il. r., Columbus, Obi,
: &. w. Stone, b. Frank Howard, G,-
Is y. Sander,on, II. Duuhanl, of Ghicag
n and :. f.. Durham, of Ccttonwoo'
The latter five gentlemen constitute
- last years hoard At the director
I meeting held subsequently, Geo. "
d. stone WAS reelected president; ID.
- Mctahe. wee president; Il. Fran
i, Howard, secretary; :. +. Dunhan
;" treasurer and general manager. I'll
r. company did large packing busine
I'd last winter and have II fine stock
i'm meat ready for the spring trade. The
expect To begin killing for the suniin'
and fall trade within few week
in Mr.. Francis l.. Duuham has been a
nd pointed assistant treasurer and place
Inc in charge of the conpany's inseres