Lodge Organizing and Idaho Masonry Moves Ahead
Steps to organize a lodge with a 35 charter membership are noted. Lewiston is highlighted as hosting Idaho’s leading Mason city with a consistory and opportunities for degrees, plus discussions of hunting laws and county commissioner districts. Portland dispatches mention Mellen outlining river bridges, rail lines, and grain-rate effects, while local GOP delegates and a full county ticket are listed for Latah.
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Mystic Shriners
Lewiste
Mason City
Idaho
Illinois
Chicago
Latah
Boise
Burton L. French
Congress
E. C. Steele
Judge Steele
Geo. W. Anderson
Palouse
Reese Pickering
Genesee
Lafayette Keane
Kendrick
Porter Clyde
Pauline Moerder
C M. Lukins
Clara Ransom
Moscow
James E. Langdon
Gold Hill
W. E. Stillenger
L. D. Jamison
A. W. Ramstedt
J. W. Brighm
Little Potlatch
J. S. Nelson
R. Price
F. Jenkins
Pierce Mining Notes on Aspin and Gold Hill Veins
Pierce Town mining notes report the Aspin tunnel extended 30 feet to 100 feet depth with the vein enlarging and richer. Outlook at Gold Hill shows mountain ore valued over 100 dollars per ton in places, suggesting Idaho’s biggest line. The Democrat property stands to yield a handsome fortune when operated. C W Mays will start on Outlaw soon. John Gaffney’s Gold Dollar exposure shines, and the ledge widens with each strike.
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Aspin
Gold Hill
St. Louis
Idaho
Democrat
C. W. Mays
E. Mathews
Saas
John Gaffneys
Pierce
McArthur to Lead Lapwai Indian School Change
Washington reports Earle T. McArthur, ex superintendent of the Sisseton Indian boarding school in South Dakota, named to succeed C. T. Stranahan at Lapwai Idaho. He will start once qualification and bond acceptance clear. Also notes a stolen saddle at Lapwai store with a $5 reward offered for its recovery. Contact Gro. Penny Lapwai Idaho.
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Washington, D. C
Earle T . McArthur
Sisseter
South Dakota
C. T. Stranahan
Lapwai
Gro. Penny
Idaho
Voting coupon and stray notices from Lewiston fair page
Miss of, Fill in name and address of candidate for whom you wish to vote, place this coupon with five cents in an envelope to Secretary Lewiston Inter State Fair Lewiston Idaho. Each coupon valid for one vote. Stray notices describe mares taken up near Cavendish and Lewiston with brands and marks. Also an advertisement for Aetna Life and Accident Insurance by Captain Schattner in Conzac Building.
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Lewiston
Shattner
The
Aetna of
Harford
Conn
Conzac Building
Aetna Life and Accident Insurance Co
Hartford
Schattner
Donzac Building
Notice of Attachment and Depositions in Idaho Case
Writ of attachment issued August 2 1902 against defendants property in Nez Perce County Idaho. Plaintiffs in a multi party suit announce depositions of Mary Tate Ellen Schwarm and C P Coburn to be taken in September 1902 before named notaries and a justice of the peace, continuing daily until complete.
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Second Judicial District
State of
Idaho
Nez Perce
Russell & Co
R. Perkins
Nez Pree
James Hayes
Anna M. Hayes
Mary Hayes
Mary Jane O’brien
Timothy O’brien
Ellen Schwarm
Annie Ulrich
H. J. Ulrich
Louisa McConnell
E. R. McConnell
Joseph L. Clark
John J. Doyle
William J. Doyle
Winifred Bieneman
John Bieneman
Mary Tate
Mingo Junction
Ohio
William H. Campbell
Steubenville
Jefferson County
Pittsburg
J James McAfee
Fifth Avenue
Pennsylvania
C. P. Coburn
Lewiston
Nez Perce County
J. D. McConkey
Summons in Idaho divorce case Emma Suprenante v Edward Suprenante
The District Court of Nez Perce County Idaho issues a summons to Edward Suprenante in the divorce action brought by Emma Suprenante. The complaint alleges a Montana marriage and Idaho residence, with desertion and seeks a decree dissolving the bonds of matrimony and an absolute divorce. Edward must answer within the stated time limits or the court will grant the relief requested.
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District Court
Second Judicial District
State of Idaho
Nez Perce
Emma Suprenante
Edward Suprenante
Edward Supreante
Lewiston
Nez Perce County
Deerlodge
State of Montana
Idaho
Wallace
Wallace, County of Shoshone, State of
State of
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Ideal Bicycles
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Ernest McCullough
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Lewiston, Idaho
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Urwiston, Idaho
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