Councilman Cole aims for three on the hill
The article notes Councilman Cole planning three projects on a hill. Others mentioned include Ed Harper in a hospital in Blackfoot, and various local figures like John P. Vollmer at the Sound enjoying the Elks carnival and mayor Skinner inspecting paving work in Moscow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cole
Ed Harper
Blackfoot
John P. Vollmer
Henry F. Black
Mohler
Kirby
Fred Kling
Samuel Avery
Harrison
Idaho
Ezra Baird
Bert Smith
Mayor Skinner
Moscow
Lewiston Jewelry Factory Seeks Wider Support
A Lewiston producer operates a small jewelry shop, H Hames, offering watch, pin, ring, and diamond setting in any style. The article argues that encouragement to manufacturing could grow such enterprises to rival larger concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewiston
H. Hames
Mint Liquors Wines Brandies and Cigars Club Room
The Mint offers a selection of liquors wines brandies and cigars with a club room in the Clark Building on Main Street for patrons seeking a refined social space and retail convenience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connection
Clark Building
Main Street
Wrights plans flouring mill at Doublin
W A Wright of Fletcher visited the city on business and announced a large flouring mill project for the new town of Doublin. He intends a modern mill to meet local farmer needs and demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Wright
Fletcher
Doublin
New Rural Post Office Official Named in Washington State
P. M. Harding is to receive a commission from Washington to perform duties at a village post office succeeding Wilson Bowlby. The office will be second class with a salary of at least 1200 dollars annually once rural routes are set. At Asotin 16 cabbage heads sold for 15 cents. A $300 circus license was sold for less than ticket prices, and the heads were swollen, raising safety concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Fountain
Lewiston
O. A. Kjos
R. B. Foresman
Weiser
Morrow
Grangeville
Theodore Roller
Henry Schmidt
Lapwai
A. Kjos
Buffalo
New York
Moscow
McLeod
East C Street
Lee Kee
Lem Gook
Lee Tung
Stuart
Martin Wessells
Spokane
Main Avenue
Post Street
P. M. Harding
Washington
Wilson Bowlby
Asotin
Wilhelmbusse Involved in Killing of Judge Brady
The Kootenai County Republican reports that Wilhelmbusse killed Judge Brady. R. E. McFarland and wife of Lewiston visited last Friday. McFarland reportedly came at Wilhelm busse’s request to defend him, but Wilhelm busse dropped the matter upon learning McFarland would charge a fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. McFarland
Lewiston
McFarland
Wilhelmbusse
Kootenai County
Not Dyspeptic. A Nostalgic Plea for Simpler Foods
A speaker laments aged rations and harsh fare, longing for bygone comforts. He condemns rubbery substitutes and dull meats, pleads to reverse time to enjoy grandmother’s jam, fresh milk, trimmed butter, and a wholesome old-fashioned pie, signaling hunger and yearning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goliath
Gath
Teachers Institute Program and Schwab Interview
The program lists Monday to Friday sessions for geography nature study rhetoric and other subjects with instructors from Spokane Public Schools Lewiston Normal and city schools. An interview with Charles M Schwab details his steel trust’s 80 percent iron ore control and tariff arguments favoring protection for finished steel products amid labor cost concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teachers’ Institute
Joel Jenifer
H. Ll. Talkington
Mary Kroh
J. A. Reed
Byron Hunter
R. A. McDonald
Pres. Knepper
Elizabeth Martin
R. N. Wright
J. F. Craig
J. E de Vault
Geo
E. Knepper
Reed
Spokane Public Schools
Knepper
Talkington
Lewiston Normal
Wright
Charles M. Schwab
Steel Trust
Schwab
Mr. Schwab
Carnegie
Steel trust profits fuel 48 percent dividends claim
The Oregonian reports pressure from steel interests aiming to push profits and dividends at 48 percent annually. It argues the U S government may be drawn into the steel business unless the extortion is curbed soon, with labor organizations viewed as the only barrier to greed. Staas Spekker of Leland is noted in the leity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steel Trust
United States
Oregonian
Staas Spekker
Leland
Leity
Weekly Weather Report and Local Advertisements
A-U weather data from Lewiston Idaho notes temperatures and precipitation for the weekend. Separate notices advertise Tacoma return tickets for the August 14 street fair and carnival, with sales limited to trains leaving Tacoma by August 19. Also promoting lumber sales and mouldings at reduced prices via E. D. Feehan and R. B. Hooper.
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Tacoma
Northern Pacific
R. B. Hooper
E. D. Feehan
Fountain Grade
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Blue Mountains
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Hammond Ditch
Pierce District
HE. Texier
Matilda Farrell
Gallagher
Billy Robinson
Stites Register
Billy
Steven Bros
Beeman
Clark
U. S
Bishop Glorieux
Father Post
Boise
Fifth Street
B. F. Basher
Mrs. Bashor
Central Ridge
Ben
Peek Press
Jon C
Fifth Streets
Board of Equalization of Taxes
Independent District No. 1
H. K. Barnett
Lewiston Gas and Oil Company
Stinl
George Kester
Louis Delsol
Ernest Mennet
Hd Bauer
Nezperce
Mennet
Chas. Runyon
Chas. Davis
Forest
Runyon
Geo. Greenway
Peter Olson
Greenway
Aaron Parker
Bee
Orofine Courier
Henry Morris
Winchester Mill
Canyon Echo
Culdesac
Mrs. Lunders
J. B. Brown
Reese
the Mint
Morrissey & Baker
Harding
Judge Brady
F. L. McLintic
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Waterman’s
Thatcher & Kling
Meuli
Lomax
Men’s Furnishers
Gin A
J. Alexander
Lewiston Milling Co., Ltd
Thompson & Brashears
J. O. Vassar
F. B. Wilias
T Old Fellows’ Building
Marke
Butchers and Packers
Adams Block
J. H. Bethel
Main
Lewiston, Idaho
Adrian R. Sweet
Binnard Block
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