Local residents embark on travels and visits across states and regions
A long list of Lewiston area residents and visitors are noted departing for Spokane Moscow Astoria Colfax Gifford Kooskia and California. Individuals named include Otto Kettenbach Bert Jones S H Reed A S Thurber Thomas Barton and many others visiting family attending school or on business trips with several heading to Stanford University and a few planning camping or fishing trips in Idaho and nearby locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Kettenbach
Kamieb
Bert Jones
Moscow
Thomas Barton
Lapwai
Maxwell
Astoria
A. S. Thurber
Colfax
Clyde Robbins
Gifford
Alice McDevitt
Spalding
Alice Goldsmith
Geo. F. Leeb
Spokane
Hallet Abend
Stanford University
California
Commodore Nelson
Kootenai
Geo. W. Coutts
Jas
E. Babb and Son
Lake Waha
Paul Tyre
Kooskia
Sherman Warren
Fletcher
Idaho Tea invests in electric coffee mill at store
The Idaho Tea company installs an electric coffee mill for future market use. The machine is a new invention with patent applied for. Editor Frank Roberts returns to Stites and has sold the Stites Patriot to T. J. Currens who plans to rename it the Stites Journal. Claire Morris and Fay Yantis depart for Leland Stanford University for the coming year, with Ben Morris accompanying to Portland. J and Jordon complete a residence near the N P track at Potlatch Junction and host passengers with watermelons. The July state school fund apportionment to Nez Perce county totals 3273.58, the largest ever received. Mohler Times and 614 Standard join Teller's exchange as bright, new journals. Harry W. Hibbard and family arrive from San Francisco to lead the mathematics and physical training department at the Normal. Veltmear Clearwater Co starts Kendrick Roller mills, plans blending blue stem and Potlatch wheat for Pride of the Potlatch floor. D J McGilvery and Van W Hasbrouck head to Seattle to boost the northwest circuit fair and Lewiston racing prospects for an October event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho Tea Company
Frank Roberts
Stites
Mr. Roberts
Stites Patriot
T. J. Currens
Stites Journal
Claire Morris
Fay Yantis
Leland Stanford University
Ben Morris
Portland
J. &. Jordon
N. P
Potlatch Junction
Jordon
C. A. Hastings
Nez Perce
Mohler Times
Mohler
Standard
Whitebird
Idaho
Teller’s Exchange
Harry W. Hibbard
San Francisco
Cal
Hibbard
Northwest
Lewiston
Sheriff Heads to Grangeville for Horse Theft Suspect
J A Strain sheriff of Garfield county Washington passes Lewiston en route to Grangeville to take charge of Lee O Moore wanted in Washington for grand larceny of a horse. Rumor says M H Harabaugh will have Bob Ingersoll make kindling wood at the Grangeville Standard and the man who swore out the warrant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Strain
Garfield County
Wash
Lewiston
Grangeville
Lee O. Moore
Washington
M. H. Harabaugh
Bob Ingersoll
Indians at Work Noted in Harvest as Workforce Shifts
Morning report from J Maxwell describes travel across Tom Beal creek from Sweetwater to Spalding and Lapwai with many Indians hauling grain and field laborers, highlighting thrift in Lapwai. Governor Morrison announces R H Davis resigns as Commissioner of Immigration Labor and Statistics, naming T C Egleston of Caldwell as successor, citing Davis’s indispensable service and progress of the department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Maxwell
Tom Beal Creek
Sweetwater
Spalding
Culdesac
Lapwai
Davis
Public Schools Fair Pictures Ready For Rooms
The public schools will decorate classrooms with 48 classical and historical pictures framed and purchased last winter. Thompson and entertainment secured funds for the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair & Thompson
Snake River Improvements From Lewiston
The Imnaha steamer will depart for the upper Snake River to aid government engineers in clearing shoals. Crew loaded 70 tons of coal, two 40 foot timbers added for a platform to blast rocks. Delays at Spokane and missing drill delayed the trip. Buffalo rock and Sheep camp work noted. Norma to enter service soon under Captain R.K. Baughman. Market prices for Lewiston: wheat 65c, oats 75c, barley 70c, flax 73c, hogs 5c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upper River
Snake River
Spokane
Burley
Winslow
Buffalo Rock
Lewiston
Harry Baughman
Sheep Camp
Norma
Riparia
RK. W. Baughmean
United States Engineers
Here
Captughman
Coose Island
Deadman Crossing
Timber Land Act Notice of Timber Claim Publication
Notice under the Timber Land Act of June 3 1878 published from Lewiston Idaho August 18 1903 stating Melita Heusman Nez Perce County she will offer proof to show land valuable for timber and will establish her claim before the Register and Receiver on November 9 1903 in Spokane Washington with Canering C Feed Breed of Lewiston Idaho as witnesses and claimants must file before November 9 1903.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otic
United States Land Ofice
Lewiston Idaho
Melita Heusman
Nez Perce
Mahe
Mae N.ppuine
Spokane
Spokage Co
Wash
Canerine C
Lewisin
Idaho
Abov
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Ninneman Hardware Company
Studebaker
Ninneman Hardware CO
Main Street
Fletcher Hardware Co
Jackson
Lewiston, Idaho
A. S Thurber
Steinway & Sons
New
J.D. McGary
Chant Music CO
Joseph Boyd
Boise
Viole Blyth
R.R. Babb
Olive Neal
Eben Mounce
William Mathews
Lewiston Deay Company
Coeur d'Alene
Conrad Eichenberger
Small & Emery
Firbluff
Henry Riggs
Upper Clearwater
R. ER. McFarland and Son
Greer Cft
Stranahan
Lena Williamson
Seattle
Chris Osmers
Poneteenery
Mesdames
Clarence Robnett
J. M. Harrington
Lolo
Geo. W. Basher
Summit
W. E. Adams
Collins
Miles S. Johnson
G. W. Temple
Willowa
Chas. W. Bradley
Iowa
Mr. Bradley
John C. Jenson
W. W. Murphy
Forest
Soula
Anya McCane
Missouri
F Rends
Nezperce
Jesse Havervick
Orofino
Ada Storer
H.L. Chittenden
International Correspondence
Walla Walla, Wash
Moore
M. H. Harbaugh
Indianapolis News
W. H Jackson
C. T. Stranahan
Starr J. Maxwell
Enoch
Jane Jackson
United States Army
McConville
Major McConville
Dibeek Peiaanden
F.C
J. Bwest
Register
Eader
E. C. Smith
Idaho Trust Co
THE
J. Alexander Company Limited
John P. Vollmer & Co
Lewiston Milling Co. Ltd
Century
Clyde J. Vassar
Undertaker
Essor
Neal
Thatcher Kling
Meuli & Lomax Clothiers and Fusaishe
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