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Newspaper
Lewiston Daily Teller
Location
Lewiston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1901
Page
8
Morrissey and Baker’s Choice Liquors Wines Brandies and Cigars operate in the Clark Building on Main Street with room in connection.
Paragraphically Cold J W. A. Curry to succeed Clarence as assessor of Clearwater county. May arrests in Lewis total 32 yielding $92. Frank Hart of Myrtle visits, then to Sound country. Cope buys interest in Harrison Idaho drug store. will move there with son. May receipts $365.04. warrants $5,785.13. balance $5,268.38. John King and wife return from Portland. Mrs. King improving. Laura Burns of Clarkston returns from Grangeville with $5,000 legacy in mines at Buffalo Hump. Lewiston Milling Co. shuts for milling wheat. Farmers press for higher wheat value. Risdon and Ketten settle bill and boundary lines. Del Fountain profitable at California races with $30,000 season. wins by Doublet and Snips. J T Bills buys Culdesac stock. moves to trade. Miles S Johnson and Sarah Grace Swett wed at St Andrews in Chariton Town. reception at Lewiston armory. C D Chinn, guard, transports prisoners to Boise. Gilbert life term, McGann ten years. Farmers buy haracts in anticipation of crop. Grand restaurant opens at Grand hotel to good trade. Bishop Earl Cranston to lecture on China date June 14 at 8 pm in Methodist Church. brisk interest after his China travels.
The week’s records include warranty deeds for multiple parcels from Sutherland to Ames and others, 80 acres near Potlatch, coal oil leases by Dabney and Inghram, U S final receipts for several 160 acre tracts, marriages licenses for Salsberg and Miller, and patents to Downs. Dabney and Corbin plan immediate operations with Dowd, Small, Steven and Inghram holdings totaling about 2380 acres near Lewiston. Corbin travels east to secure machinery questions as work begins.
State fair favored by Idaho leaders with new corporation, grounds secured, and 15000 dollars in bank loans to buy sites. Boise votes to extend Idaho Midland railway franchise eighteen months as promoters plan to bring major investors from New York. Assistant Pan American Commissioner Taylor forecasts fruit shipments to Buffalo and timber display gains western interest amid a Southern Idaho oil boom near Nampa.
Bert Costello of Culdesac was arrested by Constable Gilman on carrying concealed. He appeared before Justice McConkey, fined 50 dollars or 30 days, and awaits district court appeal. He remains jailed, with 100 dollar bond set and to furnish bond today.
The ceremony took place at the Church of the Nativity at 6 a m Tuesday with Rev J D McConkey and Rev E P Smith assisting Only the bride’s family attended The couple departed by morning train to Spokane for a eastward honeymoon The bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs H C Kettenbach and the groom is a Lewiston businessman A son was born yesterday to Ad Knight’s wife
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