Vollmer Clearwater Co and Lewiston trade prominence
The Vollmer Clearwater Co operates as a leading grain flour and hay dealer in Lewiston with extensive warehouses across Idaho and Washington. It runs Kendrick Roller Mills and offers brands Idaho Best and Red Warrior while maintaining rock bottom prices and strong patronage under Jno P Vollmer A E F Clark and E W Eaves.
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Vollmer Clearwater CO
Lewiston
Dayton
Snake River
Big Bend
Palouse
Kendrick Roller Mills
Graham
Idaho Best
V.C
Red Warrior
Kenida
Sweet Water
Basalt
Greer
Kendrick
Summit
Clyde
Caldwell
Lapwai
Culdesac
Agatha
Ka? H
Stites
Kooskia
Nezperce
Geneve
Asotin
Washington
Jno. P. Vollmer
A. E F. Clark
E. W. Eaves
Eaves
Imperial Cigar Store Offers Wide Varieties and Noted Patronage
Imperial Cigar Store, run by J. P. Langan, features a first class stock of cigars with brands for every taste from mild to strong. The shop also sells snuff and tobaccos and supplies for smokers, drawing steady business across the city and nearby areas. Langan started this venture about a year ago after a background in fruit and cigar trading, and widespread patronage marks its success.
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Imperial Cigar Store
J. P. Langan
WM. R. WYATT Establishes prosperous Main Street clothing house
The Wyatt store at 450 Main street offers men and boys clothing and furnishings with latest patterns from eastern manufacturers. Wyatt, a longtime trader, runs Chicago City Tailors suits to order with many sample options and broad local and regional patronage. He is a leading, progressive merchant active in social circles.
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Wm. R. Wyatt
Main Street
Wyatt
Chicago
State Bar supplies reliable liquor brands since 1904
The State Bar emphasizes trustworthy origin age and previous condition of liquor, claiming popularity from consistently handling best brands and reliable representations. Established in May 1904, H. E. Kreps & Co. has built up a notable business.
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H. E. Kreps & Co
Lewiston Paint and Varnish Co. Featured in Local Review
The Lewiston Paint and Varnish Co. opened January 1 by G Ettershank T Ettershank D C Howard and J W Tonnall, former Spokane painters. They occupy a large store with paints oils varnish wall paper and supplies and are Ohio Varnish Co. distributors. The firm offers painting decorating contracts with a first class guarantee and aims for wide success and strong community standing.
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Lewiston Paint & Varnish CO
Northwest
Messrs. G. (. Ettershank
T. W. Ettershank
D. C. Howard
J. W. Tonnall
Spokane
Ohio Varnish Co
Raymond Cafe Provençal Elegance In Central Locale
Raymond cafe, located in the Raymond hotel, offers a cosmopolitan atmosphere with large seating. Cuendet and Anderson, who began last November after Mothers Kitchen, run a first class establishment with top meats vegetables and seasonal shellfish prepared by an expert chef. The proprietors are popular, genial, and capable hosts for locals and hotel guests alike.
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Raymond Cafe
Messrs
Cuendet & Anderson
Mother's Kitchen
Raymond Hotel
The Whitehouse Hotel in Lewiston Receives Praise
The Whitehouse hotel in Lewiston is lauded for its elegance, large well ventilated rooms, and modern conveniences. Mrs Bonhore, former DeFrance operator, built the property five years ago and ensures top quality service and comfort for guests.
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Lewiston
Whitehouse
Elk Horn Store Leads Lewiston Trade Under Curl & Company
The Elk Horn Store, run by W. F. Curl & Company, stands among Lewiston’s top grocers. It offers a wide stock of staples and fancies, including groceries, teas, coffees, spices, flour, butter, eggs, cigars, tobaccos, and confections, with a strong emphasis on quality brands and equitable dealings. Located at 670 Main Avenue, the store provides ample quarters and delivery service. Curl, a respected Oregon transplant, is noted for practical experience and trustworthy transactions.
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ELK Horn
Lewiston
Main Avenue
Curl
Oregon
Idaho Trust Company A Model Bank of Lewiston
The Idaho Trust company organized in 1902 with capital of 260000, now 200000, serves Lewiston with general banking, drafts on major cities, interest on deposits, farm mortgage loans, safes and vaults, and active leadership from Frank W. Kettenbach O A Kjos Edward C. Smith A Freidenrich and Geo A. Smith. The bank hosts a busy scene and supports local business growth.
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Idaho Trust Company
Lewiston
State of
Idaho
Frank W. Kettenbach
O. A. Kjos
Edward C. Smith
A. Freidenrich
Geo. A. Smith
Commercial Trust Company Opens City’s Strong Financial Hub
A feature on the Commercial Trust Company tracing its 1899 origin, 1904 reorganization with a 1 million paid in capital and 5 million authorized, plus its absorption of Barnett Abstract. Led by W. P. Hurlbut and G. W. Thompson, the firm spans trust, banking, and irrigation ventures with broad city ties and risked investments in Waha project lands.
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Commercial Trust Company
Northwest
Idaho National Bank
Barnett Abstract Company
Messrs. H. K
M. W. Barnett
W. P. Hurlbut
G. W. Thompson
E. Dol. Thomas
James Aspens
F.C
W. W. Blanchard
C. M. Decker
Francis Jenkins
W. B. Heyburn
H. K. Barnett
T.S. Ward
Hurlbut
Mr. Thompson
Waha
Lake Waha
Thompson
Republican County Central Committee
Geo H Lake Jewelers of Lewiston A Pioneer Store
Geo H Lake operates a leading Lewiston jewelry house for 23 years offering watches diamonds gold silver and plated ware novelties and optical goods. Specialties include hollow wave work engraving and repairs. Lake a New York native and Idaho pioneer contributed as a city official and former alderman.
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Geo. H. Lake
Lewiston
Lake
New York
Idaho
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