Local items mix with business notes in Lewiston column
The Lewiston Chronicle covers a varied page of notes from concerts at the Temple to government contracts in Seattle for cavalry horses. Movers include Hammill & Campbell relocating to Grand, consolidations uniting the Owyhee Avalanche with the Sil-Nugget under the Owyhee Nugget name, and business upgrades at the Boss Meat Market and Tiessen building tenants. The paper reports Evangelist Swackhamer’s no-show, Clyde horse dealings, dry spell concerns, new fruit firm Inland Commercial, and rail and river transport updates along with jewelry and silverware plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. O'Fallon
Hammill & Campbell
Owyhee Avalanche
Idaho
John Lamb
Sil- City Nuggett
J the Owyhee Nugget
Certificates for Idaho at St Louis Exposition
Boise January 15 The World’s Fair Commissioner C B Hurtt received several Idaho awards from St Louis including sweepstakes in agriculture and gold medals in mining and horticulture Two more medals await for education and the state building Certificates will be framed and hung in the capitol hall The ribbons bear copyright and patent notices and the medals may be purchased by the state or exhibitors, costlier than ribbons or a President Francis portrait.
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Boise
C. B. Hurtt
St. Louis
Agricultural Department
Mining
Francis
Hurtt
Agricultural Booth
Department of Agriculture
Frederic W. Taylor
Hart
Lewiston Council Debates Blanket Saloon License
City council last night discussed raising saloon licenses and voted to send the blanket license issue to the public for comment. Saloon men oppose higher fees claiming current license is already burdensome. Councilman Ejos.. protests from business leaders and suggests reducing the proposed 1100 to 800. The council also refused a new license for the Idaho saloon at Second and D streets.
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Lewiston
Ejos
Idaho
Second and
D Streets
Lewiston Normal President to Boise for Funding Hearings
President George H. Black will travel to Boise at Senator Crum's call to address house and senate educational committees on bonding and maintenance appropriations. Crum's letters bolster funding prospects for state educational institutions as the governor advocates liberal support for higher education and Lewiston Normal supporters expect a favorable outcome for its modest requests.
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George H. Black
The
Lewiston Normal
Boise
Senator Crum
House
Senate
Normal
Personal visits noted in Lewiston city listings
A series of short notes detail individuals visiting or transacting business in Lewiston, including M B Runyan from Elk City, W M Boggs Mohler, Cc Boesman Spokane, W Packer Stites, Jas Rooke Cottonwood, Judge S S Denning Moscow, F C Penogar Ford's Creek, J E B Nickerson on a business trip to Ilo, L C Watson Moscow, Dr C K Merriam Spokane, W A Aldrich Lewiston Gas to Spokane, O M Collins Mohler, Indian Agent Mattoon Lapwai, Col Allen Miller Grangeville, A T Johnson bond examiner, thus Cox and Edw Jenssen Spokane, W F Albright and I F Reinhardt Juliaetta, Wm Struve Eureka ties to Iowa, Mrs Marcus Simpson Portland visiting sister, E D Bradbury Kamiah, G W Felt Nez Perce business, Theo Geutsch Pacific Express, Joe Payne and W A Wellman Orofino, O A Kjos trio trip east, Victor Fisher Spokane visiting father Nathan Fisher, W C Foresman Nez Perce Herald, Basie McCoy Bellevue visiting sister Bernice McCoy and likely settling nearby.
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M. B. Runyan
Elk City
Lewiston
W. M. Boggs
Mohler
Cc. Boesman
Spokane
W. Packer
Stites
Jas. Rooke
Cottonwood
S. S. Denning
Moscow
F. C. Penogar
Ford's Creek
John EB. Nickerson
Ilo
L. C. Watson
C. K. Merriam
W. A. Aldrich
Lewiston Gas Company
O. M. Collins
Mattoon
Lapwai
Col
Allen Miller
Grangeville
Boise
Normal School Bonding Advances Bond Vote Plan
The normal school board met to finish a bill for a $40,000 bond issue to fund two wings of the main building. One wing will house an eight grade training school and a physical training area with a new auditorium. An annex will add an eight room training department and science labs, expanding facilities for student teachers. Maintenance for the next two years is projected at about $56,000.
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Normal School Board
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Gamble Concert Company
Temple
Lewis- Normal School
Seattle
E Commercial Club
David Swackhamer
West India
Clarkston
J. M. D. Cadwell
Clyde
Mr. Cadwell
Pipestone
P. M. Davis
Boise Statesman
Inland Commercial Company
Ited
White Bros. & Im
Wm. Haeverk
H. EB. Kreis
Cretary
C. F. Osmers
Portland
Walla Walla
Mount
Ife Express Company
Northern Pacific
Idman & Armstrong
Boss Meat Market
College
Main Street
Sett & Shufflebarger
Thiessen
Main& Wholesale and
Has
G. Kress
Hassett & Shuffle
Kress
Dill
Kres
Anrens
Black
A. T. Johnson
National Bond Examiner
Cox
Edw. Jenssen
W. F. Albright
I. F. Reinhardt
Juliaetta
Wm. Struve
Eureka Company
Iowa
Marcus Simpson
Pascal Smith
Prospect Avenue
E. D. Bradbury
Mrs. Bradbury
City
Kamiah
W. Felt
Nez Perce
Theo. Geutsch
Pacific Express Company
Joe Payne
W. A. Wellman
Orofino
Clearwater
O. A. Kjos
Mrs. Kjos
Chicago
New York
Victor Fisher
Nathan Fisher
Kirkwood Destilling Company
W. C. Foresman
Nez Perce Herald
Basie McCoy
Bellevue
Bernice McCoy
McCoy
Joseph Cigar
Farner & Bartlett
Lewiston, Idaho
OWL Bar
R. L. Latimer
Prop
Pacific Brewing and Malting Co
Geo. H. Lake
Jeweler
Gem Saloon
M. L. Smith
Choice
Yantis Tract
McAllister Addition
Seventh Avenue
Vineland
Skinner & Mounce
Main St
3Rd St
Vollmer & Randall Proprietors
Bill
John F. Hurlbut, M.D
and & Thiessen
Idaho Tea Company
Geo. W. Tannahill
Washington
Leweiston
the Mint Baker & Smith
Clark Building
Lewiston Furniture
Underakling Co
J. H. Bethel, Jeweler
Idaho Trust Co
F. Kettenbach
J. Alexander
George H. Kester
Lewiston National Bank
C. C. Bunnell
B. Morris
W. PF
Kettenbach
George J. Kester
Grace
R. C Beach
Jht
United States
Cureps
Mark -Means CO. Ltd
California Wine House
Guernseys Newton
Eias
Union Central Life of Cincinnati, O
Lawson
H. T. Madgwick
Lewisto
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