The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1901-09-12

marriage at the Raymond House last
evening Rev. Walton Skipworth Of
floating.
The sidewalk in front Of the vollmer
building was laid this week on the
established grade. The store floor is
now. about eighteen inches below the
sidewalk level.
Mart Windus, a trainman on the Clear
water Short Line, is nursing q badly
smashed foot. the result of heavy trunk
falling upon it. He is fortunate that no
bones were broken.
Real estate men report an increased
demand for Lewiston realty and for
rented houses. Many people are look
ing toward Lewiston as desirable place
to spend the winter.
Miss Olive Neal has gone to Leland
Stanford University. Word from her
this week tells that she was successful in
passing the examinations and is duly en-
tered at the University.
J. r. Slater, general manager for Mark
F. Jones g. Sons Spokane, was in the
city this week checking over the short
age Of Fred s. Erb who has recently de-
parted for parts unknown.
Geo. H. Storer has gone to Spokane to
meet Mrs. Storer's parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Payne Of Idaho Falls. After few
days visit here both families will make .
trip to Portland and the Sound cities.
Miss Norma Vollmer nd her brother
Norman vollmer will leave Sunday to
resume their studies in the eastern col
leges. Miss Norma will 60 to larry
town on the Hudson and Norman goes
to Andover.
The different societies Of Christian
Endeavor IN the city are making ar
engagements for social and reception to
be given September ~ at Odd Fellows
hall to the students Of the Lewiston State
Normalsschool.
There will be q Carrie Nation social
tomorrow evening in The Presbyterian
church annex. Small hatchets &C
company the cards Of invitation 90
reminder Of what your fate will be II you
over look the opportunity.
The street commissioner has completed
q new watering trough near the Imnaha
saloon opposite the city hall. The city
council are now considering the purchase
Of new iron fountains to take the place Of
the temporary troughs now in place.
White Bros. will ship at least 10 car
loads Of Bartlett pears from Moscow this
w. A. Lauder who is supeTin-
tending the picking and packing OF their
fruit at that point reports that their ship
ments Of pears will exceed that amount.
McGrane Bros. have been rounding up
another band Of horses this week and are
making another delivery to Robert
Walsh Of Sheridan, Wyoming. About
25o head will be sold at this time to Mr..
Walsh who buys for the British govern
ment.
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tendance Of 3o4. Every room in the new
huilding is full and Prof. G. A. Towne,
the principal, expects that additional
room will be needed before the term is
closed. The school enumeration is
about 500.
On Tues day the land office had up for
hearing the protest in the case Of w. S.
Harris W. Lee ]. Mott. In this case the
contestant protests that the timber and
stone entry is more valuable Is mineral
land. The land involved is 100 acres
near HoOdoo.
Mrs. Minnie Otto, of Murray, presi-
dent of the Rebekah assembly, paid the
local lodge an official visit Tuesday night.
A reception was held after the regular
lodge session. Mrs. Otto has gone to
Camas prairie to visit the lodges q.
Grangeville and Cottonwood.
About twenty carloads Of grain q ", ek
are being shipped from Lapwai and the
total receipts of grain At that point are
expected to reach 100000 bushels.
Sweetwater and Culdesac the two othe,
stations on the same branch will each
ship little more than Lapwai.
]. l.. Chapman, ]. L. Armstrong, l.
Rowley and Ben Dill have been elected
delegates to the grand lodge of Odd Eel
lows to meet in Boise October II
Mesdames Chapman, L. Rowley, J. F.
Edwards and F. ]. Willis are to be dele
gates to the Rebekah assembly at the
same time.
In the probate court this week Mrs