District Court Opens with Beach and Vollmer Case Trial
The district court began with the First National Bank against R. C. Beach over a porch removal at the Vollmer building in Lewiston in 1902. Damages sought total 9 000, with eloquent legal teams and a jury list formed for the docket. other cases and continuances followed as the term progresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vollmer
Beach
First National Bank
R. C. Beach
Voll R
R.C. Beach
City of
Lewiston
G. W. Tannahill
James E. Babb
I. N. Smith
B. Dozier
Gus Thiessen
Wm Peden
E E. Walker
William Hendrickson
Geo. W. Woods
Francis Hartley
W. R. Gibbs
George G
Hirselbergers
Shumakers
Rimrock
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Luke Williams
Northern Pacific
James T Smith
Sanders & Allen
Phoenix Assurance Company
A. T. Spottswood
Fred Veatch
J. B. Morris
Buffalo Pitts Co
H. E. Coney
W.S. Stone
Mary EB. Godard
Michael Lydon
Janet F. Roberts
H. H. Bole
R A Langford
F. J. Boston
Thomas J Denny Dies in Lewiston at 75
Thomas J. Denny died yesterday at his brother John Denny’s Lewiston home at age 75. He was a pioneer of the northwest and arrived in Lewiston about a month ago from Baker City Oregon. The funeral is set for tomorrow at 2 PM. Senator Fred T Dubois and C E Arney plan to attend from Spokane. A Saturday conference between Senator Dubois and California party interests in the Waha country is expected to yield a brighter path for a major business development in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Denny
John Denny
Lewiston
Bakerley
Fred T. Dubois
C. E. Arney
Spokane
Dubois
California
Westlake man returns from Portland then hopeful on wife
J M Hickethier of Westlake returns from Portland where his wife was taken for cancer treatment. Surgeons found the cancer too advanced for operation and X ray therapy began. After weeks of treatment, the cancer growth has been checked and the wife is improving daily. Mr Hickethier remains confident she will be cured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Hickethier
Westlake
Portland
Must Answer Burglary Charge
George Campbell and Charles Parrish faced a preliminary burglary trial before Judge Reese last Saturday. Campbell and Parrish are accused of stealing about 600 pounds of hams and bacon from two smoke houses in Spalding and later disposing of the meat to Lewiston merchants. Both were held under $1500 bonds. Parrish waived examination and Campbell gave bonds. They were to be arraigned and tried at this term of court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. A. Porter
Lewiston Sawmill 1 Co
Leonard Shumaker
J. J Hirselberger
George ID Campbell
Charles Parrish
Carermul
Court House
Board of County Commissioners
Galbraith & Jones
Spokane
Thirteenth Street
Third
Dennis Holland
Hotel de France
O. M. Collins
Uniontown
C Street
Third Street
E. L. Parker
W.C. Foresman
Nezperce
Mary J. Brown
C. W. Bennett
J. E Burmaster
James M. Wheat
Ben L. Lyford
W. E Talbott
Rock Creek Bridge
L. C. Neal
Burying County
C.J. Vassar
F. D. Arment
North Range
Boise Meridian
A. J. George
George Campbell
Reese
Campbell
Parrish
Joe Ziver
Spalding
C. T. Strapahan
Lewiston
District Court
Fletcher Hardware Sold to Muskegon Firm Ninneman Bros
Geo W Fletcher sold the Fletcher Hardware Co stock and business yesterday to Ninneman Bros of Muskegon Michigan. The new firm consists of A C and W G Ninneman with an invoicing underway and the clerical force mostly unchanged. Fred Rolce stays on and T F Donovan of Portland is to join. Fletcher will assist in invoicing and settling accounts. Q A Kjos returns from an eastern trip. Mrs Kjos remains in New York and will not return to Lewiston until fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. W. Fletcher
Fletcher Hardware Co
Ninneman Bros
Muskegon
Michigan
A.C
W.G. Ninneman
Hope Idaho Lumber Company
Fred Rolce
T. F. Donovan
Q. A. Kjos
Appointed Revenue Collector Fred White to head Idaho north
Fred White has been named United States revenue collector for Idaho's northern counties and will begin May 1. He succeeds F. J. Whalley of Moscow, who moves to the southern district with headquarters at Moscow. White, a former Idaho County representative, plans to base his operations in Lewiston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred White
United States Revenue Collector
Idaho
F. J. Whalley
Moscow
White
Idaho County
Lewiston
Farren to be sent East after probate ruling
Aurelia Farren was adjudged insane in probate court. The will was not sent to Blackfoot asylum. instead her husband will be cared for by his sons. Telegram from Phil Farren of Columbia City Indiana says he will reach Lewiston tomorrow and take his father east likely to a private sanitarium. Farren Bros. operate a successful tailoring business in Columbia City as influential citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nez Perce
Spiker & Co
Kettenbach Bank
Fourth Avenue
C.S. Cummings
Aurelia Farren
Stwe
Blackfoot
Also Mentioned on This Page
Court House Nezperce
Imnaha
Pittsburg
Evergreen
A. A. Kincaid
Clearwater
Palouse
Kincaid
South Fork
Harpster
Kingcaid
Stites
Upper South Fork
Skinner
WIII
Odd Fellowship
Oda
Levi Magee
Order
Messrs
J. L. Armstrong
Haaser
C.E. Butler
Lodge
Butler
Wile Aha 4
LTV
Latah
McGilvery & Thompson
Studebaker
Fletcher
Farren
Hastings
New York
Lewiston Bakery
Wildenthaler & Poweli
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