Empire Land Co Leads Lewiston Realty Push
Empire Land Co dominates Lewiston real estate with trusted investors predicting strong future returns in Northern Idaho and Eastern Washington. The firm emphasizes style and quality in offerings, led by Miss Kennedy, a respected seven-year veteran entrepreneur drawing a steady patronage from Lewiston’s premier ladies.
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Empire Land CO
Busi Mess
Ealers
Fewiston
Idaho
Washington
Empire Land Company
Local real estate firm advertises extensive services
The firm of Cadwell and Morrison offers buy, sell, and rent of farm property including wild and improved lands, Amberlands, and large tracts of cheap lands. They collect rents, pay taxes, manage non resident property, and run a general loan and insurance business with strong companies. Cadwell hails from Pipestone, Morrison from Lewiston, bringing long experience and city knowledge.
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Messrs
M. D. Cadwell
W. W. Morrison
Amberlands
Cadwell
Pipestone
Minn
Minnesota
South Dakota
Morrison
Lewiston
Real estate broker hailed among leading local agents
A paragraph notes the broker's deep knowledge of the field and growing patronage, calling him a foremost representative in the area. It mentions his well equipped office in room S Raymond block and his use of experience to advantage clients in the real estate business.
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Dong
Frm Tas
Raymond Block
Coeur d Alene Market Aims to Serve Public With Local Meats
The Coeur d Alene Market at 280 Main Street offers beef veal lamb mutton and pork plus sausages oysters fish butter and eggs with a cold storage in a large well stocked store. Owner Mr Sears a Nevada native moved from Lewiston and Wardner Idaho and emphasizes giving a hundred cents value for every dollar to build loyal patrons.
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Coeur D'Alene
Wonen
Coeur WaAtene
Mui Street
Sears
Nevada
Lewiston
Wardner
Idaho
Mie Coeur d'Alene Mines
Fashionable millinery in Miss Kennedy shop draws crowds
The city’s popular millinery house of Miss Kennedy showcases refined taste and originality in hats for all seasons. A wide, constantly updated stock offers an assortment rarely matched by other hat shops, reflecting standout style and quality.
Brownell’s Candy Kitchen Opens In City
T. C. Brownell’s Candy Kitchen stands out among local shops with a commodious building and modern candy-making appliances. Since arriving from Boise last April, he has offered bonbons and chocolates of high quality, a large soda fountain, and a growing, loyal patronage.
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T. C. Brownell
Brownell
Boise
Grand Hotel under Mr Harry Riley praised for service
The Grand Hotel operated by Mr Harry Riley is praised as well run with rising patronage. Since taking charge two weeks ago he has focused on service, features European plan dining, modern rooms with steam heat and electric light, and convenient rail access, making it a preferred transient or boarding option.
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Harry) Riley
Riley
Raymond House
Dr Perkins Among Lewiston Physicians and Surgeons
The column praises Dr Perkins of 27 Adams Block for skill, experience, and professional knowledge. It notes his prompt calls, surgical excellence, and thirteen years of practical service with high respect, attributing his success to thorough knowledge and careful judgment.
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Lewiston
Perkins
Perkins Pamseses Eter
Hig Wffe
Adams Block
Cigmens
Chase & McDonald Attorney at Law of Lewiston
Among Lewiston’s legal fraternity stands Chas L McDonald a distinguished attorney who runs a general practice from Rooms 4 and 5 Conzac block. He served one term as city clerk and has built a large clientele since moving here from Washington, dedicating his time to careful representation of clients’ interests.
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McDonald
Washington
Prominent Citizen and Exalted Ruler Remembered
A respected local figure gained many friends and became popular in all circles. He was highly regarded for legal assistance and served as Exalted Ruler of the Elks lodge, a testament to his leadership and standing in the community.
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The
Elks Lodge
P N WILLIAMS JEWELRY AND OPTICAL STORE
P N Williams runs a Lewiston shop on Main street opposite the Masonic Temple offering watches clocks jewelry and optical goods. His wife Mary F Williams heads the optical department conducting expert eye tests and selling spectacles. They recently relocated from Elgin Illinois and have earned local trust for quality service.
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Main Street
Masonic Temple
Mary F. Williams
Illinois College of Ophthalmology
Charls Ring Expert Taxidermist Opens Studio in City
The man at 140 C street, a recent immigrant from St Paul, runs a taxidermy shop. He preserves skins of wild and domestic animals with life like displays. His birds and animals show skilled craftsmanship and convincing realism, drawing praise for integrity and enterprise.
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Ring
St. Paul
Bass Opens Modern Grocery Store Here in Lewiston
Mr Bass established a well regarded grocery business two years ago with Cummmings Mss producers succeeding Bast year. The firm under Bass has grown, buying and selling to the public with a steady increase in trade. Bass now runs a complete stock of groceries and related items with delivery service. He came from Missouri and is known as energetic and enterprising, earning the confidence of many patrons.
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Agiberson
Amrimdividiani
Thea Duper
Mésars, Cummmings & Mss
GO. S. Bass
Bass Tas
Tim
Grocentes
Bass Beas
Base
Lewiston
Missouri
Lewiston Tea Firm Led Local Commerce Growth
Idaho Tea Co. Lewiston rapid to front as progressive business center. Meyer and Thomas operate 368 Main Street in tea coffee spices extracts baking powder crockery and glassware with full stock. They opened three years ago after leaving Burlington Iowa and now run Grangeville branch and local shop, earning wide patronage and city praise.
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Lewiston
Messrs
LG. Meyer
F. D. Thomas
Main Street
Messrs. Meyer and
Thomas
Burlington
Iowa
Grangeville
Meyer
Miss Annas Poyser Millinery Brings Local Style to Lewiston
Miss Poyser runs a Lewiston millinery business at 484 Main Street well established over four years. She sources all goods herself and offers extensive collections including flowers, ribbons, lace, and ornaments. With six assistants, she serves a steady stream of local patrons and visitors from nearby towns.
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Devoes
Ies
Bender and Lingefelter Shine in Lewiston Legal Scene
In Lewiston the bar is praised for integrity and progress as Berger and Lingesteter earn esteem in mining and corporate law. Bender formerly practiced in Butte and Lingenfelter came from Grant City Missouri. Since establishing practice they are cited as industrious and successful and trusted by clients and the bench.
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Lewiston
Messrs
Berger & Lingesteter
Mining and Corporation
Bender
Butte
Lingenfelter
Grant City
Missouri
MITCHECK alice A trusted tailor in Lewiston at 23 Main Street
Mr Mitchell operates a tailor shop praised for fine workmanship and a wide stock of imported and domestic goods. He employs a single skilled staff, guarantees first class fitting and delivery, and oversees all work personally. Since moving from Butte, he has attracted a select patronage and rapid local success.
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Mitchell
Main Street
Erjen
Hrip Jendie
Andy
Muggrelt
Lewiston
Butte
Amale
Althauch
Lewiston Mercantile Co Ltd A City Wholesale Hub
Lewiston Mercantile Co Ltd, established 1898, operates as a wholesale and jobbing house in groceries and related goods. Three men are regularly on the road serving Idaho, Washington, and Oregon. shipments go to surrounding points with steady local trade. The firm occupies large premises on D street with loading platforms and a private side track, describing constant activity across both floors and the cellar.
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Lewiston Mercantile To. Ltd
Idaho
Washington
Oregon
Commodious
Local firm offers vast stock of food goods and tobacco
A Lewiston business showcases an extensive stock including Heinz pickles, Armour cured meats, Inland Cracker products, and Bouqet de Gate cigars. The firm ships navy beans across the state and Inland Empire, with a complete wrapping paper line and confections. Officers are J. B. Morris president, F. Thompson secretary treasurer, and Stacy manager. Stacy, with the firm since inception, supervises all details and personally guided a recent visit through the establishment, highlighting its impact on city commerce.
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Meri
Heiniz
Inland Cracker Co
Armour & Co
Bouquet de Gate Key West Cigars
Tom Keene
Herbert
Merricks
Navy
Potlatch
Montana
Inland Empire
J. B. Morris
F. Thompson
Stacy
Temple Thompson
Lewiston
GEORGE BOGGS PRAISES LOCAL CONTRACTOR HOEGS
In Lewiston the building trades earn praise for a progressive class supported by notable cases. George Hoegs, a well known contractor and wind builder, has been established here for about a year. His shop and office are on Third Street with a modern setup and skilled workers. He supplies estimates and wages, and his business earns respect for personal quality and notable contracts in the city.
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GEO. Boggs
Lewiston
Tado
Mir Geo. Hoegs
Boegs
McNamee tainted by forgery scandal shocks Moscow legal scene
The long respected Clay Mawamee professional, Mr McNamee, faces serious accusations of forgery and compromised ethics. Once praised for decades of service in Moscow and Grangeville, he now confronts consequences from influential clients and a turbulent room of allegations.
Jellum and Jones Mining and Civil Engineers Take Local Stand
Jellum and Jones, experienced assayers and chemists, operate in this city with the latest equipment. They examine mining properties and prepare detailed condition reports, and act as agents for the Elgore Quick Process. They have earned a strong local reputation after six months here from Wallace, Washington.
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Tyrese Gentemen
Trey
Messrs
Jellum & Jones
Wallace
Washington
Postmaster J L Chapman’s Notable Lewiston Tenure
Appointed first by President McKinley and renewed by President Roosevelt, J L Chapman has led Lewiston’s post office to notable progress. Under his administration fees were extended and the office praised as among the best in the country. the just closed year marked especially satisfactory progress.
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McKinley
Roosevelt
J. L. Chapman
Lewiston
Lewiston Postmaster Mr Chapman Praised for Service
The article lauds Mr Chapman as a long time Lewiston resident and a prominent postmaster. It highlights his dedication to the community, guarding local interests, and promoting beneficial enterprises over 35 years of residence.
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Chapman
Lewiston
Lewistui Mney
The Boss Sarn Livery and Stables Seen of the State
The Boss Sarn Livery, Feed and Stable run by Mr Miller at 41 Central with telephones 56, is among the best in the state. Miller, who formerly farmed in Spaulding and Troy, now oversees a first class establishment that boards and feeds horses, with carriages and wagons for hire, under his personal supervision.
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Boss Sarn
Ca Mie
Miller
Alway
Andy Wit
Aerr
Troy
The Cold Storage Market Dominates Local Trade
Lewistown shows strong meat and produce handling with Wessis, Gotitrrem, and J. Li Ameseong’s colds torage market opposite the post office. Gutlieran’s long established operation, Armstrong joining Demitres, and the new modern storage counter highlight expansion. The facility offers clean, efficient storage and wholesale capabilities, projecting dominance in regional cold storage and meat distribution.
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Lewistum
Wessis
Gotitrrem
J. Li Ameseong
Gutlieran
Otis Busines
Rana
Busines
Argestrosy
Armstrong Tisas
Demitres
Spegge
Tigre
Hassett and Shufflebarger Establish Trade and Bar
Hassett and Shufflebarger operate a large wholesale and retail trade in Lewiston with a stocked bar and display of wines cigars and spirits. They carry Yellowstone whisky and Royal Crag Rye as exclusive distributors in the territory and enjoy a strong local reputation for quality and service.
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Lewiston
Snis
Reuers
Fms
House of Messrs. Hassett & Shuilleburs Geredgere
Yellowstone
Royal Cras
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YW. W. Morrison
Brownell’s Candy Kitchen
P.N. Williams
Chas. Ring
S. Bass
Idaho Tea CO
Annas Poyser
Bender & Lingenfelter
Alice
LEW
Qfon: Merqamtile CO. Ltd
Moscow
Rome
Pwafesman
McNamee
Leagers
Jelaum & Jones
Hagsett & Shufflebarger