Lewiston News Briefs of Local Events
Councilman E Wing is confined at home with lagrippe. Commercial club officer elections occur tonight. Baptist church ladies meet at W H Gxitmer home at 2 30 this afternoon. Liberati to conduct Lewiston wuitary band concert March 10 at the temple. Spanish American War veterans to be hosted by Guy Skinner Feb 4 on Normal Hill. Boss market offers home and bacon 12 1/2 cents per pound. lard 11 cents in five and ten pound pails. W C T U silver medal contest Friday Feb 10 at Methodist church, contestants drilled by Mrs Reese. large attendance urged. Adam Schubert recovering from pneumonia in Boise hospital. Mrs H T French of Moscow recovering from operation. expects to return home next week. E H Clarke of Pendleton buys 860000 pounds of wool for J Koshland Co Boston. price 16 cents lb. J E Kincaid reports Red Tag sale success and new line of ladies suits and shirt waists en route from New York. Judge Steele rules Taplin vs Earl for defendant. ferry tower near Captain John creek on Snake River not encroaching. Bender & Lingenfelter attorneys for Earl.
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E. Wing
Lagrippe
Commercial Club
Ladies and Society of the Baptist Church
W. H. Gxitmer
Liberati
Temple
Lewiston |Wuitary
Guy Skinner
Normal Hill
Boise News
E. H. Clarke
Pendleton
J. Koshland & Co
Boston
J. E. Kincaid
Kjos
New York
Lewiston
Steele
District Court
Taplin
Earl
Captain John Creek
Snake River
Bender & Lingenfelter
Walla Walla Dispatch on Narrow Gauge Projections
A Baker City Herald report quotes General Manager McCabe saying no formal transfer of the narrow gauge to the W and C R system yet. He notes potential future inclusion, possible Dudley extension to tap wheat regions, and discussions of surveying and financing amid rival railroad interests.
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Walla Walla
Baker City
McCabe
Portland
Dudley
Turner
Mill Creek
Ruswh Creek
Ormore
Route survey hints at railroad through Blue mountains
A historic survey proposed a line from Summerville and Elgin via Mill Creek into Low Ridge canyon for a potential Grand Ronde route. The plan envisioned tapping Wallowa country via Northern Pacific, with benefits to Walla Walla and revived milling and business in the region if transportation facilities allowed.
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N. P
Wallowa
Harriman
Hill
O. R. Eos
Northern Pacific
Summerville
Northen Pacific
Walla Walla
Blue Mountains
Nez Perce businessman touts peddler license bill
R L Spiker arrived from Boise and spoke at the state hardware dealers meeting praising a proposed peddler license bill. He said it would protect farmers by requiring a deposit with the county treasurer to guarantee goods, deterring fraud where peddlers travel and sell goods then leave. He also noted governor’s push for public improvements and influential appointments, including Judge Stearns as state land commissioner. Spiker heads to Colfax for Palouse Implement Dealers meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Spiker
Boise
Spiker
State Hardware Dealers’ Association
Ben
Mr. Spiker
Lewiston
Judge Stearns
Nezperce
Twin Falls
Stearns
City visitors and residents listed in brief notes
Geo W Brammer of Gifford and Wm LeBaron of Cavendish are in the city today. Several others including J H Wann Spalding and A V McCarthy Kamiah attend to business here. A mix of locals and travelers from Lapwai Moscow Pullman Orofino Culdesac Jeddo and Portland visit or return from trips. Also notes on appointments and a post office transfer set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. W. Brammer
Gifford
Wm. LeBaron
Cavendish
E. H. Libby
Kenry Wax
Grangeville
J. H. Wann
Spalding
G. D. Hodge
Moscow
A. J. Showalter
Lapwai
Sampson Snyder
Pierce
Thos. D
Cash Cole
Mission Creek
J. W. Erwin
Mrs. Erwin
Pullman
R. R. Steen
Billy Creek
H. A. Whitted
Peck Country
L. Stannus
Orofino
David O. Powell
Spokane
J. Prince
Julijnetta
W. L. LaFollette
Wawawai
D. G. Hogaboam
Lapwali
Joe Payne
M. D. Mills
Culdesac
Fred Glenn
S. P. Fitzgerald
Timber Belt
Otto Kettenbach
Clearwater Country
Guaranteed Cure for Piles Adverts
Guaranteed cure claim for piles with Pazo Ointment promising a refund if not effective. States relief in 6 to 14 days with five applications and says to send 50 cents in stamps to Parle Medicine Co of St Louis for sample or part payment. The text is an old ad from a drug company with doubtful guarantees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parle Medicine Co
St. Lovie, Mort
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Chas. Hahn
Main
Frank E. Fogg
Wm. Siglar
Lelands
Nazperce
City
U. S
H.L. Bennett
The
Land Co Department
Jos. Alexander, Sr
Juliaetta
J. W. LeClair
Clearwater
M. C. McNulty
Russell
J. N. Alley
F. G. Mattoon
Lapwat
Elsie Schiebe
St. Vincent Hospital
H. Eddings
Mrs. Eddings
W. M. Rice
Florence
Seattle
E. L. Russell
Melrose
C. W. Richardson
T. O. Hanlon
Mohler
Kubimen Co
Atlas Ride
Chicago
Joseph Cigar
Farner & Bartlett
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
Idaho
Frank B. Willis
Joey
Lewiston Furniture & Undertaking CO
Haviland China
J. H. Bethel
W. F. Kettenbach
J. Alexander
George H. Kester
Lewiston National Bank
C. C. Bunnell
J. B. Morris
WF. Kettenbach
RC. Beach George H. Kester
Grace Pfatflin
Kettenbach
Light Exchange
United States
Europe
Plains
Yantis Tract
McAllister
Seventh Avenue
Kamiah
Skinner & Mounge
Bollinger
John F. Hurlbut, M.D
Thiessen
Mark Means CO. Ltd
California
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Union Central Life of Cincinnati, O
Lawson
Washington
Idaho Tea Company
Main ST
Guernsey
Newton
GEO. W. Tannahill
Lewelston
the Mint Baker & Smith
Clark Building
H. 1
Madgwick
LE VisTos
Idaho Trust Co
J. B. McGrane
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