Redmen Carnival Opens with Queen Crowned at Washington Grounds
Miss Mounce was crowned Redmen carnival queen by Grand Chief J. M. Hill in a ceremonial procession. The parade and dedication followed at the Oddfellow grounds with city officials and community groups in attendance. The fair runs throughout the week with Redmen day on Wednesday and concerts by the Lewiston band planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Mounce
Domain of Washington
J. M. Hill
Walla Walla
Hill
John K. Akins
Co . M N.G
Masters
Skinner
Queen
Artisan Lodge
Woodman of the World
Improved Order of Redmen
Fraternal Union of America
Capt. Gordon
Academy of Visitation
Lewiston
Taylor
R. S. Anderson
D Street
Two Nez Perce Boys Entered in Chemawa School
Special Agent C. T. McArthur returned from Chemawa Oregon with two Nez Perce boys to enroll in the government school. The boys are Joseph Hill and James Bernare. both are described as intelligent and much expected of.
Storm swept Lawyers Canyon claims two lives in Idaho hills
A cloud burst in Lawyer's Canyon near Nezperce on June 2 collapsed homes, killing Dempsey and his sister and destroying their house. Mrs. Sears lost her home and belongings as a 16 foot high flood wall swept through the canyon. A man’s body was found in a tree above the debris and a young woman’s body in bushes downstream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empire
California
John McKissick
IL. IL
Haynes
McKissick
Mr. McKissick
San Francisco
Golden Gate
Los Angeles
Empire Irrigation Company
Piiter
Desert
Australia
Punia
Mexico
United States
Empire Desert
Gill
Adrian Sweet
Col. Danford
Empire Company
Mrz Perce
Lawyer's Canyon
Tno
Dempsey
Wim. F. Sears
Sears
Early morning Kamiah wedding amid washed bridge
Joseph E. Kincaid will wed Maud E. Wildenthaler at the bride’s home at 6 am with Rev. E P Giboney officiating. A brief ceremony, then a train trip to Seattle and Victoria, returning by July 15 to a cottage on McGrane’s hilltop. The bride’s family runs the Lewiston grocery and bakery business. both families boast long local ties. The Kamiah bridge on the Middle Fork of the Clearwater washed away after floodwaters rose, delaying rail service as crews transfer passengers at Kamiah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph E. Kincaid
Maud E. Wildenthaler
East Main Street
E- P. Giboney
First Presbyterian Church
O. A. Kjos
Northern Pacific
Seattle
Victoria
B.C
Mr. Kincaid
McGrane
Kincaid
O. A
Kjos
Legion
S. Wildenthaler
Lewiston
Kamiah
Clearwater River
Snake River
Blue Front Confectionery Changes Hands
Monday morning Fred Farmer handed over the Blue Front confectionery shop to new owners Harry Kries and J S Crutcher. Farmer will stay in town. The O R & N reports the steamer Lewiston will run two trips this week for wool cargoes, including 125000 pounds from Asotin and 100000 pounds from Billy Creek, remaining the Snake River’s sole active boat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Farmer
Blue Front Confectionary
Harry Kries
Mercantile Company
J. S. Crutcher
Boise City
Mr. Farmer
Lewiston
Asotin
Billy Creek
Snake River
Also Mentioned on This Page
Redmen’s Carnival
Stret Fair
Tenth Regiment
Golden Crescent
Byer
Miller Holzman
Calanthe
Holzman
Ratcharmer
Neuendorff
Pilsen
Falten
McCall Ferry
Myrtle
Nelse McCall
Thomas Troyman
McCall
Clearwater
Jack Zumwalt
Gifford
Melrose
Jack O’keefe
Mrs. N. Owen
Colorado
L. L. Haynes
Balbriggan Underwear
Spaulding
Base
Viale
White Mountain Freezers
McGilvery & Thompson
J. O. Vassar
F. B. Willis
Sec
Fellows’ Building
Chemawa
Lawyers Canyon
Kamiah Bridge
J. E. Kincaid
Maud Wildenthaler
M.L Goldsmith
Spalding
Lacker
Oxfords
Hastings
New York
Lewiston Bakery
Wildenthaler & Poweli
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