Local notices and moves in Lewiston area
A long list of Lewiston residents and visitors includes S. R. Hogin returning from Cavendish and W. A. Nixon with wife from Genesee. Multiple people travel to Kootenai county, Priest River, Spokane, and North Yakima for work, visits, or housing changes. A marriage license is issued to Herman Stern and Mary Wendt of Cameron. Local business and property moves include Henley residence sale for 2200 dollars, Jack Oliver place sold for 5500 dollars, and Lewiston Trading Company expanding with a new warehouse. The Lewiston mills resume operations with added machinery, while livestock shipments to Seattle and Spokane markets rise. The Che nay Normal debate team loses to Lewiston, with Lewiston's affirmative team securing another win on ship subsidy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Horne
Austin Justice
Starbuck
Pierce District
Ben Reeves
Henley
Third Avenue
Normal Hill
Arthur Storer
Spokane
Holly, Mason, Marks & Co
John B. Anderson
Priest River
Herman F. Stern
Mary Wendt
Cameron
Lewistonn Normal
Idaho University
Geo. H. Lake
C. C. Bunnell
Mr. Lake
C. H. Payne
Lewiston Trading Company
Hypotheek Bank
Skinner & Mounce
Jack Oliver
Lewiston
James Madden
Madden
le Francois
C Street
Samuel Knepper
George E. Knepper
Iowa
Samuel Kuepper
Great Northwest
Idaho State Penitentiary
Michael Kelly
Kelly
Mr. Arney
Durbin
Ohio
Seattle
Hank Trimble
Chicago
Snake River
Lewiston Normal
Cheney
Con
Fred Cox
Ion McGee
John McDonald
Clarence Martin
Dexter Adams
Ethan Smith
Congress
Abstract sheet outlines transfers in Lewiston Nezperce areas
A long abstract sheet lists numerous property transfers in Lewiston and Nezperce, Idaho, detailing grantors, grantees, parcels, and monetary consideration. Notable names include John Kambitsch, Daniel Caffery, Roy Adams, William Longhorn, Mollie Mource, Walter Armstrong, George Coverdale, August Furbman, Victor Spensely, Kate Spensley, and William Skinner, with dates around the early 1900s. Additional notes cover business notices, auctions, and local advertisements from Fletcher Hotel, McCormack Harvesting Co., and Studebaker wagon sales in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First State Bank of
John S. Martin
Victor Spensely
Kate Spensley
William B. Morrow
William J. Parker
Morrow
William A. Wellman
Elizabeth Martin
McAlisters Addition
Lewiston
Warren P. Hunt
C. H. Baker
Grand View
City of
Hazen Squirer
Riley Knight
Jacob C. Hemm
Charles A. Powell
Nelson W. Brealey
Charles, N. Brealey
McAlister
John E. Atkins
J. M. Nelson
Kettenbach Co., Ltd
St. Patrick
Mills
Fletcher Hotel
John Biebly
C. A. Reed
Spokane
McCormack Harvesting Co
Nezperce
Kelly & Mills
Fletcher
Burns
Oregon
T. J. Coffman
Portland
Studebaker Wagon Co
Miss Roosevelt’s Coronation Robes
A friend asks Miss Roosevelt about coronation attire in London next June. She replies she will not wear royal purple and seeks ideas for a red white and blue ensemble to suit her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Edward VII
Alice
London
April
Ladies’ Home Journal
Flax contracts on reservation harvest rise in 1900s
Lewiston grain firms led by Eaves and Kettenbach say their agents on the reservation have secured contracts for over 10 000 acres of flax at last year’s prices and expect about 20 000 more. Contract price is 90 cents with 30 cents off Chicago market. Last season’s reservation acreage was about 40 000. this year roughly a bit less.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewiston Grain Companies
Messrs. Eaves & Kettenbach
Chicago
Lewiston Amateurs Present Gloriana for Library Benefit
On April 5 the Lewiston Amateurs under Mrs John P Vollmer present the sparkling comedy Gloriana for the public library benefit. Seats cost 50 and 75 cents. Last year the company drew strong praise for a Box of Monkeys and Gloriana promises to be an even better comedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewiston
John P. Vollmer
Library sale nets $101.80 for Tsceminicum club
The Kjos free library sale raised $101.80 for the library fund, aiding building efforts. This second sale by Mr. Kjos boosted the fund by several hundred dollars. Fletcher farmers begin spring work as the crop outlook looks encouraging. The Fletcher dancing club gave a grand:
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kjos
Tsceminicum Club
Fletcher
Fletcher Dancing Club
Contest Notice in Lewiston Idaho Land Office 1902
Department of the Interior announces a contest against Homestead entry No. 3076 by Samuel R Hogin against Charles L West. Contestant claims West deserted the land for over five years and did not reside on Lots 2 3 and 4 Section Township 37 N Range 1 E. Hearing set for April 28 1902 before the Register and Receiver. Publication ordered due to failed personal service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Lewiston
Idaho
Samuel R. Hogin
Charles L. West
Lock A.m
Maio
Charles H. Garby
Waldo Murphy Attorney-at-Law in Spokane
T. Waldo Murphy, attorney at law, lists large blocks of forest reserve soldiers’ additional and surveyed government lands in hand. Located No 6265 Jamison Block, Spokane, Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Waldo Murphy
Jamison Block
Spokane
Wash
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lewiston Milling Co. Ltd
S. R. Hogin
Cavendish
W. A. Nixon
Genesee
R. EK. McFarland
Kootenai County
Geo. Crum
Pullman
Colfax
George Rubedue
Moscow
Frank Lemike
Kendrick
Pierce
K. Noel
North Yakima
Noel
Charles Brown
Wallace
John M. Silcott
Walla Walla Hospital
A. W. Kreutinger
Boise
Brockway and
Sutherland
Benton Denny
Reese
Erickson
Mr. Erickson
Charles F. Leland
Grangeville
Mr. Leland
Nez Peace County
MH. K. Barnett
Caxton Building
Adams Block
Rant & Mossberg
Lewiston Lodge No
R. C. Act
Daniel Kemp
H K. Barnet
C.E Butler
Fletcher Items
Stoges
J. O. Vassar
F. B. Willis
Sec
Odd Fellows’ Building
Manning
Wellman Real
Main St
Cox Outfitting Company
Just
Meuli
Lomax
Men’s Furnishers
Ehrman & CO
Butchers and Packers
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