City visitors from many towns mingle in Lewiston
A parade of residents from Orofino Pierce Genesee Stites Colfax Spalding Ilo Harpster Juliaetta Portland Lewiston Moscow Moscow Uniontown Condon and other towns were in the city this week for business and social calls. Notables include J B Collins Ems Canutt Elmer Waldrip and J Moritz among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Taylor
Orofino
J. B. Collins
Pierce
Frank Lawen
Genesee
N. C. Strecker
Stites
Ems Canutt
Colfax
Geo. F. Thompson
Spalding
B. F. Lyford
Ilo
Jas, Surridge
Local notices and business moves in Lewiston area
L C Watson joined Kjos department store while G W Thompson moved to a new Blanchard Heights home. The Young Music House relocated to Grand Hotel room with Hammill & Campbell. Local markets offered low bacon and lard prices. Willis Sweet resigns Porto Rico attorney general post. A G Stewart of Iowa named successor. Lewiston Gas works lay pipe on Main and nearby streets. gas expected in months. Mrs S Goldstone ill in Cottonwood, sister Miss Anna Binnard caring in city. Merrill Muller company formed to manufacture and sell quartz crusher mill. First National Bank of Lewiston reports loans and deposits with total resources about 1.13 million. D Allen arrested for selling saloon liquor without license. case set next Wednesday. Col Page reports snow in Pierce two feet, mud elsewhere. Civil service announces exams January 15 16 1905 for hydrologic geological survey and Philippine civil engineering posts. About 50 couples hosted at a Saturday dance near Tammany. Petitions seek bounty and fish law amendments signed by about 750 locals, pushed by Rep Len Magill. Nez Perce member asks Boise division matters. undercurrent fears legislative action. Ernest Gamble concert canceled due to illness. hopes for later date. M A Means to erect white pressed brick building on Fourth and D streets. two-story planned. Suit filed against Vollmer and First National Bank for 40000 over iron awning removal. Skinner & Mounce purchases eighty-acre orchard tract near Alpona for five, ten, and twenty-acre parcels. prime irrigation land for orchards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. C. Watson
Kjos
G. W. Thompson
Snake River Avenue
Blanchard
Clyde Hensley
Hensley
Washington
Willis Sweet
Moscow
Porto Rico
A. G. Stewart
Iowa
Lewiston Gas Company
Main
Williams
S. Goldstone
Cottonwood
Spokane
Anna Binnard
I. J. Merrill
F. 8. Merrill
M. M. Beach
J. B. Morris
George B. Clark
C. F. Allen
Ira Small
Merrill-Muller Company
Merrill
First National Bank of
Lewiston
D. Allen
Idaho
Allen
Coburn
United States Civil Service
Hydrologic and Geological Survey
Civil Engineering Philippine Service
Earl Mounce
Mounce
Tammany
Len Magill
Magill
Boise
Ernest Gamble
Temple
Mr. Gamble
South Bend
Wash
Normal School
M. A. Means
Fourth Street
Datréet
Valley Lumber & Manufacturing Company
D Street
R. C. Beach
I. N. Smith
Thos. B. Dozier
Redding
Cal
District Court
John P. Vollmer
First National Bank
Skinner & Mounce Company
John Weiss
Alpona
Snake River
Favor Road Commission Would Oversee State Wagon Roads
Boise January 18 A bill likely to be introduced in the Idaho legislature would create a state wagon road commission to supervise all wagon road bills and oversee road construction after authorization. Governor Gooding voiced strong support for the measure and for limited state road funding to boost interior development and farm markets. He warned wagons roads pave the way for railroads and cautioned against excessive bridge spending across rivers like the Snake, Salmon, and Clearwater. Heyburn has introduced a senate homestead relief bill allowing qualified entrymen to obtain up to six months leave of absence during irrigation delays under the 1902 national irrigation act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Gooding
Snake River
Idaho
Heyburn
Washington
Senate
Idaho House backs up hands of president in interstate expansion
The Idaho House unanimously adopted a concurrent resolution by Thomas of Nez Perce urging the state’s congressman to support enlarging Interstate Commerce Commission powers. The debate drew many representatives. Boise Idaho January 20. The House also passed a resolution to appoint two members to join three Senators on a committee to study placing a statue of late Senator Shoup in the National Capitol’s Statutory Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Idaho
House
Thomas
Nez Perece
Congress
Interstate Commerce Commission
House of Representatives
Senate
Senator Shoup
National Capitol
Idaho and Washington Courts Practice Rooms 1 2 3
Practice in all State and Federal Courts of Idaho and Washington is listed for rooms 1 2 and 3 at the telephone building in Lewiston Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Washington
Leweiston
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Teo Dom
J. Moritz
Co. H. Butler
Whitefish
Mont
A. T. Caswell
Portland
Postoffice
J. A. Fullinwider
J. E. Nelson
The
Mercantile Company
Clearwater Country
J. D. Richardson
Melrose
Louis Clark
Geo. W. Brammer
Gifford
E. M. Gillette
N. P
R. B. Wilson
Burlington
Walla Walla
Fred Farner
Clear Water
H.& K. Cigar Factory
John O. Barber
Herbert Cole
Culdesac
Cash Cole
Mrs. Beach
Mr. Beach
New York
Bee Hive
W. D. Easter
Col. Page
Land Department
Pierce Entry
Fraser Post Office
Favor Road Commission
Governor Gooding
Shoup
H. 8& K. Cigar
Joseph Cigar
FARNER @ BARTLETT
Mrs
Lewiston, Idaho
OWL Bar
Main Street
R. L. Latimer
Prop
Pacific Brewing and Malting Co
Geo. H. Lake
Jeweler
Gem Saloon
M. L. Smith
Choice
Yantis
McAllister
Seventh Avenue
Kamiah
Vineland
Skinner & Mounce
Main St
3Rd St
Vollmer & Randall
John F. Hurlbut
and & Thiessen
Idaho Tea Company
Geo. W. Tannahill
the Mint Baker & Smith
Clark Building
Lewiston Furniture and Underailing Co
J. H. Bethel
Idaho Trust'Co
Lewiston National Bank
Eden and
C. C. Bunnell
J. Alexander
J.B. Morris
WF. Kettenbach
George H. Kester
Grace Pfafflin
Kettenbach
Light Exchange
United Sates
Burege
Mark Means CO. Ltd
California Wine House
H. T. Madgwick
Union Central Life of
Cincinnati
Lawson
Cable Manne
Isnamee Lhc Teller
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