Local notices and town scenes from Spokane to Lewiston
A parade of brief items from Spokane Moscow and surrounding areas covers visits by Dr C A Phillips and others, mining talks in Moscow and Wallace, harvester displays, tramway and business booms in Summit, library funding talks with Carnegie, and notes on baseball scores and county affairs. The letter from R A Franks confirms Carnegie gift installments for a Lewiston library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McFarland
Shaff
Tsceminicum Club
Carnagie
Lewiston
Carnegie
Hoboken
N. J
Library Board
R.A. Franks
Picnic at Erickson's Mill on Graig's Mountain
The Modern Woodmen plan their annual picnic on June 25 at Erickson's mill near Pine City. The grove area along Graig's Mountain offers good water and shade. A program of sports is arranged and a pleasant day is anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erickson’s
Graig’s Mountain
Pine City
Lewiston Election Ticket To Be Voted On Monday
Lewiston residents will vote for mayor with C. W. Colby and Co. G. Kress on the ticket, for treasurer J. Howanl Howe and Miss Sadie Poe, and for aldermen in three wards. A recent rain blessed the Potlatch area boosting crop prospects and advancing grain growth, with favorable spring weather predicted for an early harvest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewiston
C. W. Colby
G. Kress
J. Howanl Howe
Melrose Area Notes Include Baseball Wins And Growth Plans
The community reports Peck over Kendrick 32 to 26 in a recent game, Melrose firms expanding with Shelburne stock moving to Melrose, and Thompson & McCarty aiding. A tramway from Angel ridge to the Clearwater river promises grain traffic. a new Lutheran church cornerstone was laid at Cameron. Mrs Flora’s funeral in Melrose, and multiple local movements and visits complete the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patton
Ratcliff
B. F. Basher
Basher
Lewiston
Peck
Cavendish
Peck Diamond
Dennis McKay
Central Ridge
Linn
Wash
Shelburn & Co
Sam Porter
Gene Ferry
O. M. Dickinson
Justice Hoag
Russell Ridge
Bud Riggs
A. Warlick
Canyon Creek
Ed Fairley
Kendrick
Shelburne
Melrose
Avery C. Pickrel
Thompson & McCarty
Dr. Dowd
Shelburnes
A. T. McCarty
Angel Ridge
Clearwater River
Peck Ferry
Susan Flora
William Flora
Jacks Canyon
Brock
Flora
Boyd
Bailey Ruge
Washburn
Hugh Stanton
W. J. Denton
Asotin
Ms. H. Triplett
Southwick
Capt. Shattner
U.S. Marshall
Cameron
Rufus Hays
Mr. Broadfield
Clarkston
Spalding Notes on Montana Visitor Summer Visit
Mrs S A Bostwick of Montana visits with daughter Mrs C T Stranahan and will spend the summer here with them.
Abstract sheet for Nez Peace County week ending June 5
list of real estate transfers with multiple grantors and grantees across Nezperce Mellen Lewiston Peck and Lewiston area towns. properties include lots and blocks with nominal sums, parcels described by sections townships ranges and railroad grade references, reflecting numerous conveyances and executors assignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dreds
Thomas Lachapelle
Anton Mertes
swBm
John G. Wright
George M. Henderson
Town of Mellen
Minnie M. Harris
John A. Harris
Rte Bm
T. R. Warnacut
Ralph Carey
A. H. Williams
Mary A. Deobald
Lot
Alex H. Hunter
Albert Frank
F. J. Holman
Vermont Loan and Trust Co
Henry Wessels
William Sigler
Annie Binnard
Anna Binnard
Charles E Quinn
Lina E. Stewart
Mellen
Clarence L. Wright
Eva K. Mounce
Lewiston
Charles S. Wright
Fred Nichols
Caldesar
Julius E. Hoppey
C I. Cooper
C. I. Cooper
Jens C. Pederson
George H. Tamblin
1St Baptist Church of
Nezderee
M. A. Ratcliffe
Amy A. Lakin
Peck
O. A Kjos
B. M. Jacobs
C. F. Osmers
McAllisters
Public Notice of Land Claim Final Proof
The Department of the Interior Land Office at Lewis, Idaho, gives notice that Lycurguss Jackson of Spalding, Idaho, has filed for final proof on land in section 28 township 4 west. Proof will be made before the Lewiston Register July 21, 1908. Witnesses named: James H. Wann, Maho Wann, John H. Hughes, Lewis Harris, J. B. West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior Land Office
Lewison
Idaho
Lewiston
Lycurguss Jackson
Spalding
James H. Wann
Maho
William Wann
John H. Hughes
Lewis Harris
Popular T. J. Potter Excursion Service Starts June 27
The popular excursion steamer T. J. Potter begins service June 27 from Portland, sailing Tuesday to Saturday, offering five hour trips to Ilwaco and beach connections. Ocean Beach hotels charge one to three dollars daily, with round trips Portland to Astoria two fifty and to Ocean Beach four dollars, valid through October fifteen. A summer book from Ilwaco Railway & Navigation Company details Columbia River resorts, available from Oregon Railroad & Navigation Company agents or A L Craig in Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Potter
Portland
Columbia
Astoria
Ilwaco
Ilwaco Railway & Navigation Company
Ocean Beach
Ones Railroad & Navigation Company
Columbia River
Oregon Railroad & Navigation Company
A. L. Craig
Oregon
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Ninneman Hardware CO
Fletcher Hardware Co
Studebaker
MAIN
Main St
A. S. Thurber
C. A. Phillips
Spokane
W. H. Young
Young Mine
Moscow
E. Hadley
Wallace
Wesley Dorman
Clement Reid
Normal School
Northern Pacific
Steven Knudson
Greer
S. O. Tannahill
Ilo
Bert and
Oliver Sinclair
Frank Blackington
Leland
Arthur Storer
Singer Sewing Machine Company
Walla Walla
Frank Reed
Grangeville
Reed
Mies Lulu Showalter
The
Normal
Sigley
Brown
Summit
Henry Berreman
Lenore Trading Company
Mace Morris
Ed Morris
Myrtle
Erickson's Mill
Leland Notes
Nez Peace County
H. K. Barnett
J. B. West
Register
North Beach
Eader
J. Alexander Company
Paras Et
John P. Vollmer & Co
Lewiston Milling Co. Ltd
Clyde J. Vassar
Undertaker
L.C. Neal
Thatgherg Kling
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