Residents of Kendrick area welcome visitors in lively roundup
Numerous residents and visitors are noted in Kendrick and nearby towns. Names include J C Vessar, Judge Reese, Archie Durban, Pete Thompee, Ray Avant, Jack Coburn, J S McDonald, E K Ritchie, W R B Tetbot, J T Bille, Zelma Stookey, Valdie Pyatt, Charles Brearley, Gene Elliot, Alty McFarland, Tom Leper, M D Thompson, Hattie Lorton, Lafe Harrington, Garret, RF Bashor, Sanwe, A Rose, Miles Johneva Wyatt, and many others. Travel to Moscow, Palouse, Great Falls, and New York are noted alongside local timber, farms, and summer visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Durban
Palouse
Pete Thompee
Leland
Ray Avant
Jack Coburn
Forest
J. S. McDonald
Latah
E. K. Ritchie
New York
W. R B. Tetbot
Chesley
J. T. Bille
Culdesac
Tom Leper
Myrtle
M&. D. Thompson
Idaho National Heme
Automodel race highlighted at fall fair attracts Spokane entrants
A fall fair feature is an Automodel race with several Spokane men set to enter. Lewiston National Bank directors held a semi annual meeting electing Dr J B Morris to fill the vacancy caused by B F Morris’s death. Jacob Haeberly of Rosetta reports grain above Lapwai creek uninjured by recent rains. Professor J S Jent returned from Pullman after finishing third in a shooting tournament and resigned from Pennell Outfating to move to Lenore. Senator Heitfield and wife await the week’s end homebound, with Mrs Heitfield staying Lewiston winter and Miss Marie entering the normal this fall. Engineer J O Maxon leads a party to locate timber claims in the north fork country with Drs Hinkley Salsburg and others. University of Idaho 1902 1903 catalogue arrives. open Sept 15 with James A Maclean as president, aided by 23 educators. B M Coon and family passed through for Asotin visit. Coon noted visiting in western Oregon and Salem during a penitentiary escape incident. A pair of thoroughbred OC pigs arrive from Halsey. Priest River enters the press scene with Priest River Enterprise four sheet five column issue by C B Hoag, volume 1 dated Independence Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewiston National Bank
J. B. Morris
B. F. Morris
Jacob Haeberly
Rosetta
Lapwai Creek
J. S. Jent
Pullman
Pennell
Lenore
Heitfield
Washington
Lewiston
Miss Marie
J. O. Maxon
North Fork
Drs. Hinkley
Salsburg
Messrs
O. Kettenbach
C. Long, Kirkbride
E. E. Streetz
B. M. Coon
Asotin
Coon
Oregon
Salem
Tracy
Merrill
Halsey
Newsey
Priest River
C. B. Hoag
Miss Elsie Coe Recital Delights Lewiston Audience
Last night at the Ma sonic hall Lewiston witnessed a refined elocution recital by Miss Elsie Coe and her pupils. The "Red Fan" impressed the crowd and the "Greek Mirth Drill" drew high praise. Miss Doe may resume teaching after enjoying a vacation. patrons urge another class this spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewiston
Elsie Coe
Masonic Hall
Best Traffic Resumption After Strike Settlement
Steam boat engineers report the strike settled and vessels to resume service. Crews moved from this morning's train to Moscow for transfer to O R N at that point for Riparia where boats are tied up. No damage to Snake river fruit growers as cherry crop shipped and peaches kept from ripening by cool weather. Passengers and express from Portland on O R N brought to Moscow and transferred to Northern Pacific for this city. O R N freight cars moved in by Spokane Lewiston local. Nezperce baseball beat Mohler 4 to 2 at Cottonwood on the Fourth and plan a two day tournament in Nezperce Friday and Saturday with 100 prize. Kamiah white boys Lapwai Indian team Nezperce hard hitters to take part. Daniel Bowes came from Nezperce to secure L A A C team but boys were unavailable. Bowes will seek a fourth team in Moscow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Pacific
Moscow
Riparia
Snake River
Portland
N. P
Spokane Lewiston
Mohler
Nezperce
Cottonwood
Kamiah White Boys
Lapwai
Mr. Bowes
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lewiston Milling Co. Ltd
QAM
Main Street
M. Donzac
J. C. Vessar
Stites Yes
Reese
Kendrick
Hattie Lorton Hee
Lafe Harrington
Timber Belt
Garret
White Country
Clearthie
RF. Bashor Te
Sum- Be
Sanwe
Orofino
A. Rose
Charidan
Iowa
Miles Johneva i ‘Wyatt
Wm. Bolee
Herpe
Whitebird
Gee. Cook
Lizzie Cook
Rereoe
W. P. Huribat
G. W. Thompson
Newsome Creek
Thomson
Lewiss
J Maris
Grange
Grangeville
Ike Gray
Mr. Brearley
Wenatche
Wash
C. Flock
Mr. Flock
Thunder Mountain
Gateway
Albert Moore
Soldiers Canyon
C. W. Shaff
Louise
Lake Waha
Sheriff Collins
Stacy
Johnson
Kettenbech
O.ir
J. P. Vollmer
Vollmer
Bessie Shearer
National Park
The
Baptist Church
W. P Hurlbut
Normal Hill
C. A. Kjos
Canadian Pacific
Chilliwack
British Columbia
Bernice McCoy
Spokane
Hatley
Tammany
Bowes
Nesperce
Emme Rowley
New Whatcom
Washington State Normal School
Valley Lumber Company
Bartlett & Prentiss
Mr. Prentiss
Missouri
Bartlett
Miss Murphy
Chicago
R. E. McFarland
Kansas City
Rev
W. P. McParland
R. E
McFarland
Agent Stranahan
Mr. Stranahan
University of Idaho
James A. Maclean
MacLean
Miss Coe
Nez
Peace County
Jr. K. Barnett
John G. Wright
Abraham Sutton
Town of Mellen
Northwestern and Pacific Hypotheek Bank
Angus R. Trimble
Frank Durette
Florence M. Wood
B. m
Albert A. Hutchins
Albert C. Wisner
Chester P. Coburn
Albert G. Wisner
Holcombs
Lotto
Acres
City of
Frank W. Ketterdbach
A. G. Wisner
W. H. Holcomb
Thomas F. Reynolds
Austin D. ‘Gregory
Ferry
Andrew J. Bilyen
George M. Wolfe
George E. Hart
EK. W. Eaves
Tammany Creek
Robin Rasmuson
Edward Holce
W. S. Restaurant
Sam Goldstein
Stoges
J. O. Vassar
F. B. Willis
Sec
Odd Fellowa’ Building
Just
Meuli & Lomax Men’s Furnishers
Dibek
Enrman & CO
Butchers and Packers
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