Local residents and visitors noted in city roundup
Geo H Storer, Mark Means, and many others were listed as visiting, returning, or traveling through the city. Names include Mrs W G Piper, S E B Gainer, Daniel Worth, Carl Davis, W C Foresman, Birka Binnard, Sam Goldstone, Geo White, C W Van Pelt, E D Potvin, Mrs C T Stranahan, J B Perkins, Ed Knight, Atty Frank Moore, W L Boise, Mrs B F Basher, Nat Brown, M A Meyendorf, Wynn Perley, William Waevernick, Robi Schleicher, John Wilkinson, W P Hunt, Bertha Cox, and G W Thompson with various trips to Nezperce, Moscow, Grangeville, North Fork, Clearwater, and other local areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. E B. Gainer
Cavendish
Daniel Worth
Grangeville
Carl Davis
Nezperce
W. C. Foresman
Birka Binnard
Butte
Sam Goldstone
Geo. White
Middle Fork
C. W. van Pelt
Leland
E. D. Potvin
Montreal
C. T. Stranahan
Spalding
J. B. Perkins
Ed Knight
North Fork
Atty. Frank Moore
Moscow
Supreme Court
W. L. Boise
Clearwater Points
B. F. Basher
F. M. Day
Southwick
Nat Brown
Pierce City
White Pine
M. A. Meyendorf
Wynn Perley
William Waevernick
Robi. Schleicher
John Wilkinson
W. P. Hunt
Local notes on farm stock and legal office upgrades
Al G Wisner returns from North Yakima with prize Herefords to stock Tamany farm. McFarland McFarland expand law offices for more library space. Jno A Brown county attorney of Clearwater county travels to Orofino from Wallace. R E McFarland attends Asotin court assisting Walter Brooks in a State of Washington vs Bert Sherry case. J F Dyer oversees R L Polk Northwest operations, compiling data for Idaho State Gazetteer and Polk directory library plans for Boise. The Gazetteer will mirror other state editions and be updated for public use. Boise Statesman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al G. Wisner
J. F. Dyer
R. L. Polk
Northwest
Idaho
Union
United States
Canada
Boise Statesman
City observes Arbor and Bird Day programs set
Tomorrow afternoon the city schools hold Arbor and Bird Day programs in several rooms with first and second grades at 1 30 and upper grades at 2 30. High school guest F L McClintic from the weather bureau will discuss meteorology and daily weather phenomena for school work. Decorations will feature vines flowers and birds as part of the celebration. Parents and patrons are warmly welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L. McClintic
U. S. Weather Bureau
Trouble in the Moore Family Probate Case
Mrs. S. E. Moore sued her husband G. W. Moore in Culdesac precinct for claim and delivery of stock including a cow and calf and three horses. The case, moved to the probate court after a venue change, was heard Tuesday. the plaintiff did not appear and the husband obtained a default judgment. The property was valued at $40.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore
Week in Nez Perce court ends with Gaffney verdict
The district court convened Saturday and heard civil matters all week. The key decision dismissed J. H. Gaffney versus the board of county commissioners, settling the McGregor estate title in favor of Robert Grostein. Several motions and cases were argued or continued, including First National Bank of Lewiston versus Sam Markham, and Amy Lawrence Tilden versus Samuel Tilden for divorce, with other dockets carried over.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Gaffney
Board of County Commissioners
McGregor
Robert Grostein
Jas. W. Reid
Board of Commissioners
J. B. Morris
Demurrer
Geo. W. Tannahill
I. N. Smith
J. F. Haligus
H. S. Wright
Tannabill & Smith
Lane & McDonald
A. G. Jackson
H. W. Wilson
F. W. Hilton
D. R. Davis
Wm. Murphy
Russell & Co
J. W. Rozen
John Ponting
Nez Perce County
Epworth League Social at Odd Fellows Hall
The Epworth League will host a Friday night social at Odd Fellows hall featuring a musical and literary program, social games, and refreshments. Admission is set at 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Will Install a New Pump at Weisgerber Brewery
C Weisgerber received a new deep water pump this week for the well bored last winter. The steam operated pump will draw water from the new well into reservoirs and condensers at the brewery. Awaiting a special suction pipe order to complete installation. Water from the new well is purer than river water and makes high quality ice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Weisgerber
Weisgerber
March Weather At Lewiston Summary
The Lewiston weather report for March notes a mean temperature of 47.4 degrees, with a monthly high of 68 on the 16th and a low of 30 on the 5th. The greatest daily temperature spread was 30 degrees on the 20th, while the smallest spread was 9 degrees on the 16th. Total precipitation reached 0.94 inches, including 0.03 inches melted from snow on the 28th, and snow cover was minimal. The warmest day had a mean of 56 degrees on the 1st, and the coldest on the 11th with 41 degrees. Wind averaged 3776 miles of movement with east as the prevailing direction at 42 percent. maximum wind velocity was 33 mph from the northwest on the 25th. There were nine clear, 16 partly cloudy, and six cloudy days, with several days producing measurable precipitation. Light frosts occurred on the 11th, 12th, 15th, 18th, 23rd, and 28th. the gth, 19th, and 30th were heavy frost days, and the 5th was a killing frost. Solar halos appeared on multiple dates, lunar halos on several others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewiston
Bishop Wells Plans Series of Church Services
Bishop Wells of the Epi1 church reached Lewiston Tuesday with Rev. Charles Horne of Clarkston. They will hold services in Grangeville Friday night at Orofino Sunday Lewiston Sunday afternoon at Asotin and Sunday night at Clarkston. Also notes on millinery ads and a room for rent with heat at The Fashion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bishop Wells
Epi 1
Lewiston
Charles Horne
Clarkston
Grangeville
Orofino
Asotin
Notice for Public Publication Land Office Lewiston 1901
Department of the Interior Lewiston land office gives notice that James C North of Morrow Idaho has filed for final proof to support his claim for section 4 and 9 township 32 range 2 west. Witnesses include J B West and Wm Hendrickson. The proof is to be made before the register and receiver at Lewiston Idaho on May 25 1901. Also Bertram W Tefft of Morrow Idaho files notice for final proof for lots 1 2 3 section 4 to 32 and lots 17 18 19 30 31 32 section 33 to 33 iw BM. Witnesses James C North Matt Regan Zune Lemons Wm Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Povernment Lion Interior
Lewiston
Idaho
Wiston
James c ‘North
Ot Morrow
Maan
Department of the Interior
Bertram W. Tefft
Morrow
Waho
James C. North
Matt Regan
Also Mentioned on This Page
John P. Vollmer & Company
R. W. Sapp
Russell
Op. Raymond House
Geo. H. Storer
Mark Means
R. R. Steen
W. G. Piper
G. W. Thompson
Clearwater Country
The
Idaho State Gazetteer
F. L. McLintic
U. S
U.S. Department of Iston
J. Alexander
Butchers Inl Packers
Adams
Thatcher & Kling
Morrow, Idaho
J. B. West
Register
Wm. Hendrickson
Zune Lemons
Smith
Lewiston Milling ,O., Ltd
Century
White
Wheeler & Wilson
J. O. Vassar
F. B. Willis
Sec'y
Lewiston Furniture and Undertaking Co
Odd Fellows’ Building
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