Local notes from city and region
Various town items report new appointments and deeds including W. F. Kettenbach named statutory agent for O R N Co and construction of Means Building foundation. Council to review East Main street objections. Cactus saloon reloca tion. post office sales totals. social event at McKinney hall. new real estate partnership. contracts for homes on Normal Hill. legal case ruling in Moscow. local market prices for meat. mortality report. theater engagement by J Frank Fouche. civil service exams for Philippines. bar association meeting postponed. Commercial Club officer elections forthcoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Kettenbach
Prof. Wooster
Normal
Fourth
Lewiston Athletic Club
McKinney Hall
M. D. Cadwell
Pipestone
Minn
W. W. Morrison
Hugh Morrison
Fourth Avenue
Fourth Street
Normal Hill
G. W. Tannahill
Steele
Moscow
G. H. Kester
Wm. Schuldt
W. D. Phillips
M. G. Mann
Frank Sears
J. A. Terteling
R. Grostein
Grostein
Main
Pennel Furniture
Geo. Smith
St. Louis
Mr. Smith
M. H. Harbaugh
E. M. Griffith
Grangeville
Liberty Bell
J. Frank Fouche
Lewiston
M. FE
Epworth League
M. E
United States Civil Service Commission
Philippines
State Bar Association
Supreme Court
Boise
Boise Statesman
Commercial Club
J. W. Poe
J. A. Winkinson
L. Rowley
J. B. Morris
Ben Dill
T. S. Ward
J. H. Howe
Thomas
Mark Means
Fred Kling
J. E. Kincaid
W. Newton
W. Colby
Wim. Bollinger
J. E. Babbis
W. Kettenbach
P. H. Brashears
W. Mount A. Kjos
District Court Decision in Fountain v Lewis National Bank
A Lewiston district court decision this week favored the defendants in the case Mary Fountain versus Lewis National Bank and G W Peer as intervenor. The matter involved valuable land along the city of Lewiston with long deliberations and many points of law noted by Judge Bede Ss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Didge Steele
Mary Fountain
Lewis National Bank Et al
G. W. Peer
Lewiston
Render Hingenstelter
National Bank
BF. Wedy
G. W. Thompson
Bede
County board awards printing bid amid dispute over contracts
Nezperce county commissioners awarded the county printing contract to the Oregon Tribune after swapping bids to an equal footing, despite Herald circulation and a lower aggregate bid. The move drew sharp criticism as unfair and non-precedential. The board fixed school district reassignments to 111 districts, set insurance on the county building, approved bonds for the poor farm keeper and county physician, and ordered opening and closing a county road per Interior Department directives. Licenses granted for a Clear Water river ferry and a Craig Mountain saloon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Nezperce Herald
Weekly Tribune
Herald
The
Tribune
Shoshone County
McEachron
Nez Perce County
Idaho Trust Company
Guerrixey & Newton
C.T. Stranahan
J. F. Hurlbut
Interior Department
Thos. Lindsay Place
Kamiah
Nezperce
Lindsay
E. B. Follette
Clear Water
C. F. Flinn
Morrow
Craig Mountain
McConnell Returns from Washington Smoot Hearings
Ex Governor W J McConnell returns from Washington where he testified before the Smoot investigating committee and notes that some legislators misconstrued his remarks as attacking Mormons. He says the average Mormon in public life behaves commendably and he did not intend to compare current legislators with past ones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. McConnell
Washington
Smoot
Boise Statesman
Numerous visitors and trips noted in city arrivals
A long list records Jos Payne and W J Houser in the city from Orofino and Pomeroy, with many others including Homer Fenn from Elk City, C H Krengel from Nezperce, Miss Cora Coburn from Spokane, E H Clarke the Pendleton wool buyer, and J P McFadden from Cavendish visiting or transacting business. Several officials and agents travel to Boise, Grangeville, Lookout, and Moscow for assignments, with notes on plays, mining men, and legal professionals moving between towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Fenn
Elk City
C. H. Garby
Moscow
Cc. F. Allen
Cc. H. Krengel
Nezperce
Frank Brown
Grangeville
James Surridge
Harpster
Boise
F. W. Kettenbach
Cora Coburn
Spokane
E. H. Clarke
Winchester
E. L. Russell
Melrose
T. H. Brewer
Genesee
D. Needham
J. P. McFadden
Cavendish
Geo. Smith
Otto Ke
E. H. Libby
BE. H. Hutchinson
D. Frew
Colfax Farm! Foun
Frank A. Fenn
Washington
D.C
F. F. Powers
T. J. Sugars
Orogrande
Judson Spofford
Lewiston & Southeastern Electric Railway Company
Musical festival planned for Lewis and Clark centennial
Portland set for a week long festival featuring a monster chorus of amateur voices from Oregon singing societies. About 1000 singers expected to rehearse for months and perform in the festival hall with a large stage and seating for 3000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Oregon
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lewis
Woodman Pall
Ston Mary Fountain
Lewis Nation Bank
County Board
McConnell
Says
Engineer Ransom
Lewiston- Clarkston Company
Ed Avant
W. W. Wright
Lookout
Mr. Wright
J. F. Wail
Chippewa Falls
Wis
Poinies
Joseph Cigar
Farner & Bartlett
Lewiston, Idaho
OWL Bar
Main Street
R. L. Latimer
Pacific Brewing and Malting Co
Geo. H. Lake
Jeweler
Gem Saloon
M. L. Smith
Choice
Idaho
Yantis Tract
High School
McAllister
Seventh Avenue
Vineland
Skinner & Ounce
Lewiston Furniture
Deerat
Haviland China
J. H. Bethel
J. Alexander
George H. Kester
Lewiston National Bank
C. C. Bunnell
Alexander
J.B. Morris
George N. Kester
Grace Pfafflin Kettenbach
Lhe
United States
Europe
Bollinger
John F. Hurlbut, M.D
Thiessen
Idaho Tea Company
Main ST
Crocker
Mark Means CO. Ltd
California Wine House
Guernsey
Newton
Union Central Life of Cincinnati
Lawson
Geo. W. Tannahill
Lewelston
the Mint Baker & Smith
Clark Building
H. 1
Madgwick
Lewisto
Great Western Coal
Summit
Clearwater Fuel Company
Butterfield & Jensem
J. B. McGrane
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