Lewiston club notes and local happenings
The Lewiston Athletic club plans a social hop. Lillian Leasure will move to Lewiston as her future home. Local commerce features include Boss market prices and tightening business moves. Public notices cover bankruptcy appoints and a court remand. Community clubs discuss women’s organizations and progress for mothers and home makers. Local residents and visitors from Genesee, Moscow, Culdesac, and Palouse attend meetings and business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewiston Athletic Club
Planiny
Peor
Lillian Leasure
Lewiston
Moscow Mirror
Hyde Hensley
City
Idaho
G. Orr McMinimy
F Fee
Beatty
Crow
McMinimy
Thiessen
Geo. Crum
C. D
House
Senate
Fred Williams
Petit Reeny
Justce of
C. J. McGrath
Lapand
Jams
Jos. Shipley
Russell
Hann
F. Hurlbut
Bleck
Local land office affirms several homestead decisions
The local land office reports affirmations from the General Land Office in multiple homestead cases. Allen G. Higby vs Hart Cardwell favors the contestant for a Pierce district claim. Lena A. Sargent vs E. Wells awards eighty acres near Lenore to the contestant. Albert M. Alexander vs John W. Bartlett for 160 acres on Craig Mountain also goes to the contestant. Patents will be issued after distribution. O Fallon remains in the city amid a fraud inquiry with no public interest found yet. Mr. Rain plans to stay in the city for several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Land Office
Allen G. Higby
Hart Cardwell
Pierce
Lena A. Sargent
E. Wells
Lenore
Albert M. Alexander
John W. Bartlett
Craig Mountain
Perkins
O'Fallon
Rain
Petition Seeks Help For 115-Year-Old Resident
In Grangeville on January 23 a petition circulated by residents asked county commissioners to support aging man Father Hughes outside the county poor farm. The 115-year-old is said to have largely supported himself by manual labor and supporters wish to spare him the humiliation of the poor house. Also noted, A. W. Talkington circulated the paper. A county contract was let to the Free Press for two years for county printing as the lowest bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naylor & Norlin
Fair
Charnley & Dreckman
Union
John
Barber
Lewiston
Boise News
M. A. Barber
Basin
Boise
Genesee News
Genesee Fellon
Grangeville
Father Hughes
Hughes
W. Talkington
Free Press
Also Mentioned on This Page
Women's Clubs
C. W. Shaft
Tsceminicum Club
Bethel Parliamentary Club
United States
Cabinet
Congress
U Jable
J. B. Shockley
R. W. Hawley
Geo. Hedges
W. Fennderson
Spalding
Harry Thatcher
Genesee
T. Eubanks
Culdesac
M. T. Bevis
Clearwater Country
P. Fitzgerald
Clearwater
Juliaetta
B. Frank Smith
Snake River
F. L. Titus
Titus
A. E. Thayer
Thayer
Fallons
Wash
A. Weyerhaeuser
Little Falls
Minn
T. H. Thatcher
Winona
W. A. Wilkinson
Minneapolis
Wm. Deary
Spokane
Potlatch Lumber Company
Fred Sheehy
Sheehy & Franzman
Sparks
Nevada
E. M. Weyer
Kjos
Mr. Weyer
The
Crescent
Spoane
General Stoessel
DCAL
Charles G. Kress
Watch Maker
Clyde J. Vassar
H. 8& K. Cigar
Joseph Cigar
Farner & Bartlett
Lewiston, Idaho
OWL Bar
R. L. Latimer
Geo. H. Lake
Jeweler
Main Street
Gem Saloon
M. L. Smith
Choice
Yantis Tract
High School
McAllister
Seventh Avenue
Kamiah
Vineland
Skinner & Mounge
Bollinger
John F. Hurlbut
and & Thiessen
Idaho Tea Company
Main ST
Crocker
Lewiston Furniture
Haviland China
J. H. Bethel
W. F. Kettenbach
J. Alexander
George H. Kester
Lewiston National Bank
C. C. Bunnell
J. B. Morris
R. C Beach George H. Kester
Grace Pfaffiii
Kettenbach
Sight Exchange
Europe
Mark Means CO. Ltd
Sete Ee
Feirs
Union Central Life of
Cincinnati
Lawcon
Washington
Great Western
Summit
Clearwater Fuel Company
Butterfield & Jensen
Dent & Butter
GEO. W. Tannahill
Leweiston
the Mint Baker & Smith
Clark Building
H. T. Madgwick
Lewist
J. B. McGrane
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