District Court Continues In Lewiston For Spring Term
Judge Steele and stenographer Hodges hold an extra session to close the spring term. The docket includes Miss Lottie Stephens vs Mrs. Deeds over Grand hotel lease. Attorneys Isaman Smith McFarland appear. Other items cover probate cases, school staffing, river steamship boiler work, and local developments in water, tramways, and industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steele
Hodges
Moscow
District Court
Lottie Stephens
Kate Deeds
Miss Stephens
Sunday Mail Delivery At Post Office Sets Open Hours
Postmaster Chapman announces Sunday mail for weekday customers at the D street post office. Carriers will not deliver to homes on Sunday but will distribute mail in the afternoon and remain open for an hour to serve those on the free delivery list who come to the post office. A Woodside Fourth of July celebration features a grand ball in the evening, horse racing broncho riding jumping and prizes. The tug of war between bachelors and married men ends the games, with Harbold’s ferris wheel as a highlight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarkston
Colton
Guy Wilson
Uniontown
Woodmen of the World
Foresters
Woodmen of
Salem ' Bar
Small & Emery
Winchester
Adaline
Charles Miller
Grace
Leon Warren
John Schneberger
Claud Warren
J.M. Tabor
Victor Fitzgerald
J. T. Burns
D. H. Gwinn
Frank Wilsey
John Shuss
W. E. Risher
A. B. Hezeltine
John J. Shick
Joseph Fare
Benjamin King
Everett King
Carl Emerson
Chapman
D Street
Woodside
Harbold
Marriage License Issued by Auditor James Lydon
Auditor James Lydon issued marriage licenses to George Minden and Miss Matel M Updike of Gifford, William M Garrell of Genesee and Miss Bessie Eastwood of Nezperce, F G Wellman and Miss Edla Ward of Lewiston, Cornell M Blackburn and Miss Addie King of Teakean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Lydon
George Minden
Matel M. Updike
Gifford
Wm. M. Garrell
Genesee
Bessie Eastwood
Nezperce
F. G. Wellman
Edla Ward
Lewiston
Cornell M. Blackburn
Addie King
Overflowing artesian wells boost Lewiston prospects
Word from Lewiston reports John Nelson’s artesian well reaching two hundred feet with ninety feet of standing water, Dowd Bros. sinking the third or fourth such well in their basin. The public weighs a water pipeline from the basin to Lewiston for residents and orchard irrigation. Miss Kula Ward and Mr Frank Wellman wed at the bride’s parents home on Idaho street with Rev. John R. Gregory officiating. The couple left for a Clearwater trip. Bertha M Slater and Lewis G Warrell were married in Lewiston. she hails from London, he from Nezperce. They will reside in Nezperce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tammany
John Nelson
Dowd Bros
Lewiston
Daho Street
Kula Ward
Frank Wellman
Miss Ward
Bertha M., Slater
London
Lewis G. Warrell
Nezperce
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Idaho
Dent & Butler
Mcgijvery
Thompson
Vassar
F. B, Willis
Sec’y Ans
Old Fellows’ Building
Imnaha
Heppner
Charlotte Cary
Baum
C Street
Spokane
Allege
Father Post
Reese
George Kester
Miss Cary
McDonald
the Guardian
Anderson and
Needham
Clarkston Board
Clarkston School Board
Otis Randall
The
State Normal
Loyd H. Smith
East
Kate Gregg
Jessie Havernick
Jeanette Long
Beartha Cox
M. E. Olney
Maud Titch
M. Hill
Laura Allen
A. Clyde
W. J. Aikin
Columbia, Tenn
Mr. Aikin
Oscar Aikin
Segal Creek
Pierce City
Guernsey
Baptist Church
Diamond
Wash
Pastors Association of the Baptist Church
Washington
Pittsburg Landing
J.C. Campbell
W. J. Salberg & Son
Lacrosse
Wis
Snake River
Lewiston & Southern Navigation Co
Eureka
Eureka Mining & Smelting Company
Lenore
G. W. Basher
Summit
Craig's Mountain
Mark Twain
Smith and Vassar
R. Cudney
Lewiston Dray Company
Colfax
Bernice McCoy
Temple Opera House
Lewiston National Bank
Ono
J. K. Dow
Harry Madgwick
P. L. Peterson
Hasty & Dougan
Fred Phair
Dr. B. Foteringham
Oregon
Willow Creek
Hepner
Morrow County
Ward Wellman
Lacker
Oxfords
Hastings
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