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Newspaper
Lewiston Daily Teller
Location
Lewiston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1901
Page
8
The Mint announces a display of liquors wines brandies and cigars with a club room in the Clark Building on Main Street. The notice emphasizes available products and the venue for patrons.
Orofino expands with a new planning mill at Stites now operating. The town adds a furniture store and other businesses while various locals start ventures in lumber, farming, and crafts. Community notes cover residents abroad, local politics, and upcoming events.
The article notes a sudden change in mild Italian climate affecting our valley last week with extensive damage. Nearly all fruit is killed, alfalfa hay frozen, and some fall wheat nearly ruined, painting a view of life in the wild west.
San Francisco artist Carignana arrives to decorate the church interior. The project aims to make the building second to none in the northwest. Feast of the Sacred Heart services occur tomorrow at the convent with Mass at 8:30 a.m. and consecration of children to the Sacred Heart after Mass.
A retired baseball editor muses on biblical figures as players and coaches. He jokingly maps sins and stories to baseball action, claiming key characters like Eve, Samson, Moses, Cain, Abraham, David, and the prodigal son perform feats on a fictional diamond.
Harsh claims that Clearwater county lacks $1,000,000 in taxable property are contradicted by assessments showing over $250,000 in the northern section. A rich gold strike near Orofino yields about $100 daily for each worker, with rock bearing $5,000 per ton in sight. Nez Perce citizens regret county backing, but all cheer Clearwater’s wealth-generating capacity and longevity.
Campbell Bros Big Circus and Menagerie schedules two performances in our city on June 14 afternoon and night. The show bills itself as the largest railroad circus with a vast menagerie including trained elephants dogs ponies monkeys educated birds and beasts. It promises two exhibitions on the same day and features a Japanese family and other high salaried performers.
For weeks boys with 22 rifles have killed numerous city song birds that control orchard pests. They also shoot at animals and pets in yards, enter private grounds, and use foul language when confronted. Prohibit rifle use inside city limits to prevent serious injury.
L Belsol transfers to M Donzac making Donzac owner of lot 5 and the Log Cabin Saloon furniture for 8000. Nearby, Sarah Vaughn sells lot 3 block 30 Nezperce to Perry Miller for 25 dollars. Carl Davis et ux sell lot 8 block 29 Nezperce for 10 dollars. R Randall sells lot 7 block 22 Nezperce for 25 dollars.
The Woodmen of World discuss at Monday’s meeting the idea of a July 4 picnic. If approved, a train would be chartered for an excursion to Clearwater area, with Stuart highlighted for its fishing and cooling river groves. Many outsiders favor a celebratory trip for Independence Day.
The city council will convene Monday night to discuss local matters. Sunshine is forecast for tomorrow. The circus plans to pitch tents in Kendrick on Saturday.
Plentiful music acts headline a town show with Campbell Bros.' three brass bands and a drum corps inviting good times. The note highlights after the first day of July a long list of items no longer taxed, including bank checks bills of lading export bonds and other financial documents and instruments.
In the District Court of the Second Judicial District Idaho Nez Perce County an attachment has been issued against the property of defendants Jack O Keefe and r O Keefe in a case brought by Edward Baumeister and partners E Baumeister Co as plaintiffs. Clerk P E Stookey signed and sealed the notice on June 13, 190!. Attorney Frank J Young represents the plaintiffs.
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