World’s Fair Nearing Completion Described by Blaine Phillips
Portland March 20. With opening day of the Lewis and Clark exposition approaching, officials report progress surpassing expectations. Director Oskar Huber notes mainland buildings and landscape gardening exceed 90 percent completion, with much wallpapered to finish and exhibits to install.
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Portland
Chicago
Atlanta
Buffalo
St. Louis
Oskar Huber
Northwest
Wll
Grand Esplanade
Mhubder
Articles of Incorporation Filings Noted in Boise
March 16 notices show Minidoka Water Co with $10,000 capital and wells to supply Minidoka. Lewiston Clarkston Co of Washington. Fairview Mining Co at Mullan with $1,000,000 capital. Lapwai Member Co at Winchester with $200,000 capital. Cleveland Mining & Milling Co of Cleveland. Montezuma Mining & Roasting Co of New Jersey. Mountainhome Light & Transit Co with $500,000 capital. Lists include numerous subscribers and statutory agents.
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Boise
Minidoka Water Company
Capital Stock
I. H. Lounsbury
Hardy Sears
John Fader
L. N. Higgins
Minidoka
Lewiston-Clarkston Company
Washington
I. N. Smith
Lewiston
Fairview Mining Company
Mullan
Shoshone County
James E. Quinlan
Tim Quinlan
Kate Quinlan
R. W. Seidermann
H. J. Seidermann
Saltese
Mont
C. Jacky
Missoula
Lapwai
Winchester
Nez Perce County
A. Hackbarth
E. N. Hunter
S. A. Sealy
W. A. Williamson
D. H. Gwinn
Cleveland Mining & Milling Company
Cleveland
Monte
F. A. Turner
S. A. Wallace
Ston
Minn
Early Spring Bloom Transforms Clarkston Weather Scene
In Clarkston Washington dated March 21 the trees show leaves two inches long and swaying. Peach and prune blossoms appear, signaling an early spring and the coming crop. The town admires green leaves and white pink blossoms as signs of an advancing season.
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Clarkston
Wash
Mar
Frost Damages California Northwest Fruit Crop
The piece notes a severe cold wave harming peach and apricot blossoms, predicting a poor crop and insufficient supply to affect markets. Eight miles downstream, conditions are fine with an expected good cherry crop, while overall the region struggles as frost injures early fruit varieties.
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California
Northwest
Monument to Lieut Dick Dowling Unveiled in Market Square
In Houston March 17 the city observed St Patrick’s day with services at St Patrick’s Church and a parade of Confederate veterans and patriotic groups to Market Square. A prominent dedication program included literary exercises and the principal oration by Governor Lanham honoring Lieut Dick Dowling and his band of heroes at Sabine Pass.
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Houston
Texas
St. Patrick’s Day
Market Square
Dick Dowling
Sabine Pass
St. Patrick's Church
Lanham
Skyrocket Geyser Becomes Yellowstone Attraction
Reports from Northern Pacific and Yellowstone Park officials say a new geyser in Geyser basin named the Skyrocket is a permanent attraction. It erupts at regular intervals three times weekly, reaching great heights. Its first appearance coincided with Washington's birthday, drawing cavalry attention. The geyser is praised as one of Yellowstone's most beautiful features.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Northern Pacific
Yellowstone Park Association
Geyser Basin
Washington
Park
Yellowstone Park
Coming Events and Notices From 1905 Portland Lewiston
Monday March 27 Judge Steele opens spring term district court. June 1 Lewis and Clark Centennial exposition opens in Portland and runs to October 15. June 11 American Medical association four day session in Portland. Notice for Publication Lewiston Idaho February 11 1905. Frank Schoene of Lewiston Idaho files for final proof for land in section 119 township 36 N range 5 W B M with witnesses Shoemacker Haupt Miller. Public sale May 6 of Sw new section 27 township 36 N range 5 W B M. File claims by May 6 or rights forfeited. J B West Register Charles H Garby Receiver.
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Steele
Department of the Interior
United State Land Office
Lewiston
Idaho
Frank Schoenee
Joseph Shoemacker
Peter Haupt
Uniontown
Andrew Miller
Peter Miller
J. B. West
Register
General Land Office
U. S
Charles H. Garby
United States Land Office
Lang
Co. H. Garby
Contest Notices Open At Lewiston Land Office In Idaho
A sweep of notices from Lewiston Idaho covers land contest actions. David Lad aral contests homestead entry No 8264 by Samuel Alexander alleging abandonment and lack of residence or cultivation with a hearing set for April 25 1906 before the register and receiver. Other items include final proof notices listings for SCHUYLER M. McFARLAND and a timber land filing by Daniel C. Burr with May 19 1905 date and witnesses named. plus a contest by William Rutledge against Isabel Irwin for lot and section claims with hearings set for April 12 1905. All notices request publication where personal service is impractical.
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Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Lewiston
Idaho
David Ladaral
W.B. M
Samuel Alexander
Herges
Sala
Charles H. Garby
Schuyler M. McFarland
Lapwal
Vis
William Bosarth
Culdesac
John J. Philipp
Edward Williams
Lapwat
William Simmons
J. B. Webt
Register
William Rutledge
Isabel Irwin
Charles H. Garry
the Interior, Unite_ States Land
Dake
William da. Rogers
Charlies F. Jackson
Charles F . Jackson
United States ‘Land Office
Hahe
Unite
States Land Office
Josiah de Symons
Catherina M. Jess
Catherina B. Jens
Notice of Publication for Homestead Filings in Idaho
Department of the Interior United States Land Office Lewiston Idaho notices of final proof and residency requirements for Mary Honroth of Spalding Idaho and several other claimants. Witness lists include George Kress James Jordan Martin Goldsmith Zachariah McCall plus local residents. Contests filed by William Da Rogers Jsiah De Symons against entries by Charles F Jackson and Catharina B Jens. Notices dated February March 1905 with appearances and deadlines in Lewiston.
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Department of the Interior
Unita States Land Office
Lewiston
Idabee
Idaho
Vis
Mary Honroth
Spalding
George Kress
James Jordan
Martin L. Goldsmith
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