Paragraphically Cold Christmas event in Moscow area
A diverse set of local notes records A D Gritman visiting Moscow, G W Thompson in the capitol on business, Earl Pearce of Lenore joining a shooting tournament, E S Rice of Kerr Gif ford warehouses visiting, Wan Robnett returning to Portland from Lewiston area trip, and a Christmas military ball by Company G to fund armory debt. Other items note Frank Brown of Jumbo mine visiting Grangeville, Fred H Wood of French Creek mines sending extra help, Zachariah McCall winning a land office contest at the mouth of Cottonwood, a Clearwater train delay due to a rock slide, W Wyland and F Lorang cattle theft case under advisement, and D W Bailey and Mr Nehrod heading to Salmon river country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Gritman
Moscow
G. W. Thompson
Capitol City
J. M. Pearce
Lenore
E. S. Rice
Kerr-Gifford
Culdesac
Wan. Robnett
Portland
Lewiston
E. P. Smith
Walla
Fred H. Wood
French Creek
Zachariah McCall
Cottonwood
Potlatch
W. Wyland
Frank Lorang
Reese
Steamer Imnaha to Run Upper Snake River Route
Community reports progress on the Imnaha steamer for Lewiston to Pittsburgh Landing service. Eight ship carpenters are at work, hull due to machinery in about two weeks, capacity 150 tons, and operations tied to upper Snake river transport plans amid regional business and legal activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imnaha
Snake River
Lewiston
Pittsburgh Landing
Upper Snake
Candidate for Speaker Hunt tours northern Idaho seeking house seat
J F Hunt of Bannock county travels through the northern part of the state as he canvasses for the speaker of the house at the coming legislative session. He is well known in the southeast and has twice served in the state legislature. No other aspirants are apparent, and his candidacy is seen as placing the position in good hands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Hunt
Bannock County
Grangeville
Hunt
Mr. Hunt
Kendrick Wins Medal in Lewiston Kendrick Match
Kendrick gun club won the special match shoot against Lewiston by 13 birds with a 196 to 183 team score. Ten shooters per side, 25 target event, Kendrick achieving its third straight medal victory. Individual Lewiston scores: Harlan 24 Jent 22 Lomax 15 Frazier 20 Cole 19 Hodgene 19 C. E. Butler 14 Riggs 17 W. Butler 24. Kendrick: Hunter 22 Kerr 21 Mosier 21 Hanley 19 Keep 13 Rowland 15 Callison 25 Thomas 17 West 20 Green 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kendrick
Lewiston
Harlan
Jent
Lomax
Frazier
Cole
Hodgene
C. E. Butler
Riggs
W. Butler
Hunter
Kerr
Mosier
Hanley
Keep
Rowland
Callison
Thomas
West
Green
Change of Agent at Chant Music Company in Lewiston
J M Palmer recalled to home office and O P Pring appointed local agent. Chant president visited to authorize the change. Business will operate from the Thiessen building east room with samples of pianos and organs on hand. Chant Music Center in Lewiston growing rapidly and expects ongoing activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Palmer
Chant Music Company
Press of Business
O. P. Pring
Mr. Chant
Thiessen
Pring
Lewiston
In Honor of the Visitors Grand Ball at Odd Fellows Hall
A sportsmen association hosts a grand ball at Odd Fellows hall in honor of visiting tournament guests. Music by William Schuldt and others, banquet by the Episcopal church Guild, with committees named for music floor supper and invitations led by C Alexander P Lomax John Ross E L Russell and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows Hall
Sportsmen's Association
Syoning
Society
Guild of the Episcopal Church
Usic
Wmm. Schuldt
C. Alexander
R. L. Pennell
E. L. Russell
C. K. Butler
Ed L. Wiggin
E. Yahr
Geo. Tannahill
P. T. Lomax
Wm. Schuldt
John Ross
Wm. Evans
Real estate transfers and filings in Nez Peace County
A series of property transactions list alphanumeric lot and section descriptions with parties including Alfred W. Kroutinger, A. K. Phelan, Ira Small, Albert Small, Fred W. Emery, Jacob A. Kenoyer, Fermin L. Hoskins, Martin L. Goldsmith, Michael Schultheis, John Michels, H. K. Fountain, Mary Cantril, Robert McKissick, Charles D. Benson, and Kate Schumaker. Considerations range from 25 to 2800 dollars, covering parcels in Lewiston, Mellen, Leland, and surrounding areas, plus assets of Small & Emery and a bank mortgage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred W. Kroutinger
Rosareo Cotronso
A. K. Phelan
Albert Small
Fred W. Emery
Durham Add
Lewiston
Firm of Small & Emery
Jacob A. Kenoyer
Fermin L. Hoskins
Martin L. Goldsmith
Michael Schultheis
John Michels
R. Davis
Mary Cantrillot
Leland
Robert McKissick
H. K. Fountain
John G. Wright
Charles D. Benson
Town of Mellen
Northwestern and Pacific Hypotheek Bank
Kate Schumaker
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Sandy Klaws
Idaho
J. H. Bethel
Miller
Wm.r. Wyatt
Frank Brown
D. W. Bailey
Mr. Nehrod
Salmon River Country
Whitebird
Fred Emery
Small & Emery
North Fork
Frank Harris
F. M. Snider
Snider
Harris
Bert Chapman
Lewiston National Bank
Ralph Chapman
William Lundstrum
Mobler
Harriman
New York
Dr. Stoneburner
Spokane
BE. E. Haskins
Wm. Booge
Juliaetta
Jno. Shriner
Sizer
B B. Stillman
Iowa
C. P. Heath
Garlinghouse
Janesburg
Kansas
F. E. Harris
Peninsular
Oregon
Mr. Harris
D. 5
COX Outfitting CO
Daho
Main ST
Joseph
Alexander
J. O. Vassar
F. B. Willis
Sec
Odd Fellows’ Building
Nez Peace County
H. K. Barnett
Meali & Lomax Clothiers and Furnishers
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