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Newspaper

Lewiston Daily Teller

Location

Lewiston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1903

Page

4

Delivery Men Receive Uniforms From Department

The mail carriers have received new uniforms described as handsome grayish blue suits. Frank Rinehart, a prominent farmer on Central Ridge near Steel, rents his ranch to A J Shortridge and plans a large two story hotel at Summit, a new town at the head of the Summit tram way on the hill south of Lenore.

Department Frank Rinehart Central Ridge Steel A. J. Shortridge Summit Lenore

Return From Eastern Star Meeting

Mesdames S Wildenthaler and Daniel Needham returned Saturday from Loca tello where they attended the grand chapter of Eastern Star. Mrs Wildenthaler was elected a grand treasurer and Mrs Needham selected grand conduct ress. Mrs E W Waters of Weiser was elected grand matron. Wallace will be the place of its next meeting.

Mesdames S. Wildenthaler Daniel Needham Locatello Eastern Star Wildenthaler Needham E. W. Waters Weiser Wallace

Ice cream social at Baptist church on Judge Ander son lawn

Local church youths host an evening ice cream social on Judge R. S. Ander son’s lawn with public attendance invited. Notes mention A. J. Showalter in Lewiston, James McCall’s trip to a Ritzville homestead, F. W. Hulme losing a Jersey to a rattlesnake bite, Mrs. James Heaslet’s Sprague visit, Myrtle post office move to Thomas McTourre’s store, and Hon. William Black’s trip to Twin Falls to study irrigation prospects.

the Baptist Church R. S. Anderson A. J. Showalter Lewiston James McCall Ritzville F. W. Hulme James Heaslet Sprague Myrtle Ed Morris Thomas McToure William Black Potlatch Twin Falls Idaho Charles Holm Dudley Tribble Smith Mource Orofino Christian Church May Clara Forest Minot N. D L. C. Neil William Bollinger Jack Bell Dayton Wash F. M. Remington Culdesac

Lewiston Crowd Hosts Wide-Ranging Visiting Notables

A broad list of visitors and residents were noted in Lewiston including George King from Lapwai, William Wright of Lenore, Leona Noblett of Genesee, Z McCall of Cottonwood creek, and Hon William Black of Leland. Courthouse and business travel appeared in daily life with professionals, farmers, and merchants in town, road work machinery arriving, and several departures for home or other cities. A Sunday baseball game between barbers and bartenders ended 1 8 to 2 9 in favor of the barbers.

William Wright Lenore Leona Noblett Genesee Z. McCall Cottonwood Creek William Black Leland E. J. Parker Nezperce Joseph McGhee Pierce City Marion Shepler Beeman Tracy Hoffman Flossy Grose Kooskia B. F. Basher Peck C. W. Richardson Melrose Lewiston Elder Gibson Methodist Church Moscow William Budlong Tacoma Hotel de France H. W. Hulme Lapwai Lewis Clark Gifford Charles H. Baldwin Clarkston William Hardin Slickpoo George Utter Sweetwater Byron Hunter Normal School Pullman Charles B. Simpson South Africa Cape Colony Barbers

Finish in a tight contest as reservoir work stalls

In Lewiston reports note a tight finish after the fourth inning and a three hour game. Contractors Frazier and Huber halt reservoir work due to insufficient pumping power. A weather bulletin cites 95 degrees at Lewiston yesterday. Snake River at 14.1 feet and falling. light cooling breeze with possible rain. Mrs Claudia Taylor underwent appendicitis surgery at St Josephs Hospital and is recovering. Public meetings announce socialist lectures by A C Miller across several cities and dates. City council imposes cement sidewalk mandates and a six mile per hour speed limit on Main and Snake River avenues, plus a lease grant to Lewiston Southern Navigation for wharfage. Local market prices listed for wheat, flax, meat, and dairy products. Special railroad rates to the East and return listed for multiple cities with specific sale dates through summer.

Main Street First Street Pennell Grosiein Main Second Street Sixth Street D Street Fourth Fifth Third Snake River Avenue Lewiston Southern Navigation Company

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