Lewiston notes on leases, moves, and appointments
J H Gant plans a first class barber shop in the Donzac block adjoining the Log Cabin saloon. Attorneys Buchanan and Givens from California depart for San Francisco. Judge Cowen leaves for Pierce to attend mining operations. Various locals switch jobs, churches, and schools, with McMillan named Sand Point principal. News on land office fees and homestead proofs, rail wage change, and mining developments at Cracker Jack. A shooting case at Buffalo Hump ends in self defense verdict for Ash. Bishop’s funeral held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Gant
Donzac
Local notes: injuries heal, local business, and court view
Wesley Dorman’s wounds from a runaway are healing nicely. A J Showalter has installed many pianos and organs in farmers’ homes near Spalding. John Trull, gravely ill from smallpox, is slowly recovering per telegram from Greer. Citizens condemn the Campbell larceny jury decision at Lewiston. A farmer crusade against courthouse bonds may begin. The Friday school picnic went well. Spalding beat Lapwai 32 to 0 in a children’s baseball game. a return match is set for next Saturday at Lapwai.
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A. J. Showalter
Story & Clark
Spalding
Greer
John Trull
Lewiston
Court House
Lapwai
Houser-Haines Harvester Promoted by Thurber Bros
The Houser-Haines Harvester is advertised by A.S. Thurber as a leading combine, backed by the long established Houser-Haines Manufacturing Company of Stockton. Four models, including Link Belt Standard and Two Wheel Side Hill, are offered for Oregon Washington Idaho and California with features for strength, economy, and hill work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.S. Thurber
Houser-Haines Harvester
California
Walla Walla Valley
Lalouse Country
Mhouser-Haines Manufacturing Company
Stockton
Daniel Houser
George W. Haines
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
City visitors and local business people in town
Thomas Loper of Lapwai Miss Alice Goldsmith Geo S Watson merchant Melrose Dr Stoneburner of Leland J W Whittiker receives hay press Attorney S E Henry of Bonners Ferry in town Henry Adams returns from Seattle J B West and wife go to Orofino for outing Thomas Faine of Orofino in the city Leon Porter Kamiah Merchan tile Co in town T B Reed Pierce City merchant buying goods Mrs J S McDonald visits Kooskia F M Roberts editor Stites Patriot visits M L Goldsmith of Spalding replenishes stock Frank Andrews Kendrick hotel pro spends Sunday Sampson Snyder Jr Pierce merchant arrives R E B Whetstone Nezperce grand secretary in city FP E Fogg Grangeville session Alts Chalmere Co Elk City 18 stamps for property H E ODonnell Koaskia Mountaineer on business Frank O Malley Slickpoo ill Brights disease Tom Harden Slickpoo to deliver hogs Ward product John Trull dies at Greer J H McCallie Kamiah for summer in the mines Fender Williams open fruit cigar store Dan Bowes from Salem canvassing for Quaker Nursery High school baseball plans game with Spalding Fred Cox returns to reservation for New York Life A V McCarty Kamiah for Carsten Bros assessment roll near finish D E Green Cavendish reports good water for rafting Badles Old Fellows secretary in city tonight
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Albert Clawson
Greer
Dan Bowes
Salem
Oregon
Quaker
Spalding
Fred Cox
New York Life Insurance Company
A. V. McCarty
Cars
Order
Coroner's Verdict Defines Self Defense in Slaying
George Ash shot and killed John Bishop at Buffalo Hump last Sunday. He was arrested at Grangeville by Deputy Sheriff Vincent after being found hiding in a barn on A. W. Moore's property. Ash had reached Grangeville the prior night and was identified on a back street. Officers secured a search warrant for Moore's residence as the Moore family had been away. Ash said he planned to surrender after meeting Moore to arrange funds for his defense, but officers doubt this.
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Cape
Ash
Bishop
Buffalo Hump
Wallace Scales
George Ash
John Bishop
Grangeville
Vincent
A. W. Moore
Moore
Mr. Moore
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A. S. Thurber
EGET
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J. Alexander Company
Clyde J. Vassar
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Thomas Loper
Alice Goldsmith
Geo. S. Watson
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Dr. Stoneburner of
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J. W. Whittiker
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Henry Adams
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J. B. West
Orofino
Thomas Faine
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T. B. Reed
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Kooskia
F. M. Roberts
Stites Patriot
M.L Goldsmith
Frank Andrews
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Sony
Sampson Snyder, Jr
R. E B. Whetstone
Woodmen Lodge
Nezperce
FP. E. Fogg
Alts, Chalmere & Co
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H. E. O'Donnell
the Mountaineer
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Slickpoo
Tom Harden
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J. H. McCallie
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