Cannery planned for Lewiston with July 1 start
H C Owen plans a new cannery on Snake River frontage south of the O R & N docks, with machinery ordered and site chosen. He seeks a ten year city lease for 126 feet of riverfront, has pledges for over one hundred acres of tomatoes and corn, and expects 75 to 100 workers, mostly girls, to operate the plant by July 1.
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Vewiston
H.C. Owen
Owen
Lewiston
Vineland
Cloverland
Hue
Death of C. E Miller in lookout cemetery region
C H Miller died April 16 from consumption after a restless search for a health climate. He came to Idaho in 1898 settling on Beeman prairie farm, married Eva Jacks, moved to Seattle for health in 1900, then California near Imperial canal before Pasadena hospital claimed his life. Mrs Miller and child bore his remains home to Lookout cemetery. The article notes a pine timber boom and mineral prospects in the Clearwater St Joe drainage area, suggesting potential discoveries.
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C. H. Miller
Prospectors chase timber over mineral lands, says Wallace Press
The excerpt notes that prospectors seek timber quarter-sections rather than mineral land until a real promise appears. It argues a notable mineral strike would trigger mineral locations, implying the wider world will learn of discoveries once promising prospects emerge.
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Wallace Press
Idaho Senator Shoup Predicts Strong GOP Support This Fall
In a Pocatello Tribune interview Senator Shoup asserts Idaho will vote safely Republican for state and legislative contests. He notes an influx into agricultural areas over two years forming a permanent GOP-leaning population and downplays Thunder Mountain cross-border voting. The article also reports the marriage of Miss Helen Clear to Mr Austin Gregory at a local Catholic church with a brief wedding party and plans for a bridal tour.
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Pocatello Tribune
Shoup
Idaho
Thunder Mountain
Colorado
Thunder
Helen Clear
Austin Gregory
Mhce Clear
W. B. Stainton
Raymond House
Spokane
Lake Coeur d'Alene
J. H. Clear
Culdesac
Lewiston and
Vineland
BR. W. Raves
C. F. Osmers
Stirling Worth
Gregory
Vollmer-Clearwater Grain Co
New Maitreed Complete Opens 28 Mile Idaho Line
The Idaho Northern line under Colonel Dewey completes its Nampa to Emmett branch, 28 miles, with an excursion from Boiser to Nampa last Sunday. Travis of Idaho and Nevada Stage will run Emmett to Thunder Mountain, delivering Dewey’s season supplies. The link aims to connect Nampa with a northern south Idaho route, built at 16000 dollars per mile, crossing the Boise river on a 640 foot steel bridge costing 40000 dollars.
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Idaho Northern
Dewey
Nampa
Emmett
Boiser
Travis
Idaho and Nevada Stage Company
Thunder Mountain Camp
Idaho
Boise River
Idaho K of P Grand Lodge to Convene in Grangeville
The annual Idaho K of P Grand Lodge convention meets June 10 in Grangeville with a large attendance expected. Grangeville plans entertainment including a dance banquet and parade led by Excelsior lodge representatives R. D. Erb and Will A. White. Delegates from Lewiston and other areas will attend. Dr. McCallie is away prospecting.
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Grand Lodge
K. of P. of Idaho
Grangeville
Excelsior Lodge
R. D. Erb
Will A. White
Genngeville
Lewiston
Scheod
Ieteetales Lodge
Gold rush pilgrims stream toward Idaho camp by rail
Prospectors flood toward Thunder Mountain and the Salmon river country as new train schedules direct travelers to Clearwater and Dixie or Grangeville routes. Felix Warren plans two stage lines from Stites to Dixie and Grangeville with Warren saddletrees to carry passengers and equipment to the mines, cost about 12000 dollars, with opening set for June 1 and possible mail routes to Thunder Mountain through the upper country.
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Idaho
Rldorado
Lewiston
Sed
Odustry
Thunder Mountain
Bie
Salmon River
Clearwater Terminal
Dixie
Grangeville
Warress
Felix Warren
California Capitaliste
Stites
Dizie
Warren
Lizzie Ee Warren
Department
Fer Sendey Excursions On Clearwater Line This Weekend
The Northern Pegige offers a Sunday excursion rate on the Clearwater short line. For a fare and one third, passengers may travel Saturday afternoon with drop off at intermediate points. They will be picked up again Monday morning and returned to the city. This provides Lewiston residents a chance to get out of town.
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Pegige
Clearwater
Clearwater Country
Aga
Lewiston
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Dent & Butler
Fletcher Hardware GO
Kio Guoves
KID Glove Department
P. Centemeri
A. Kjos
Mr. Owen
Vinaland
Clovelland
C. E Miller
St. Joe
Senator Shoup
P. Grand Lodge
Dr. McCallie
Hastings
M.J.B
Lewiston Bakery and Grocery
N.J.B
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