Abstract sheet for Nez Peace County deeds list
Abstract sheet records transfers and creations of deeds in Nez Perce County. Crews John Dourowski and wife convey multiple lots for $1000 under bond for deed to L Jackson. N B Holbrook and wife sell Lot 4 Block E Le Francois tract Lewiston for $35000 to Carlotta Brown. Christian Odberg sells Lot 3 and near nw quarter sec 20 37 4w B M for $3500 to James Qualey. Jacob H Mowry transfers Lot 44 Block A cemetery add Nez Perce for $15 to Charles F Thomas. David Jewell and wife transfer Lot 2 Block 22 town of Nezperce for $600 to Luther S Salladay. Mrs Sarah T Brown sells Lots 9 10 11 Pees Tract Lewiston to Ada B Horey for $1200.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dourowski
L. Jackson
N. B. Holbrook
Carlotta Brown
le Francois
Lewiston
Christian Odberg
James Qualey
Jacob H. Mowry
Charles F. Thomas
Nez Perce
David Jewell
Luther S.salladay
Town of Nezperce
Sarah T. Brown
Ada B. Horey
Pees Tract
Local residents and visitors listed in Lewiston area notes
A long column records numerous names and movements including visits to and from Spokane Palouse and Moscow. Items mention Herschel Wright Al Smith J M Evans and many others across Leland Asotin Winchester Palouse and Lewiston. Hazards include a death from brain fever and a German-born sister Sophie Renick passing from hemorrhage two weeks after arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herschel Wright
Leland
City
al Smith
Spokane
Runaway Team in Vineland Causes Scrapes on Main Street
Clark Skinner of Vineland secured freight bills at the depot when his team bolted as Clearwater train engine stood to pull out. They dashed along Third Street to Main, struck a telephone post in front of Coroner Vassar's, and toppled with Johnnie Kidd's horse. All three horses were unhitched. two wagons were demolished and the horses suffered scratches and bruises. The team belonged to L. D Skinner of Vineland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Skinner
Vineland
Clearwater
Third Street
Main Street
Vasser
Johnnie Kidd
W. L. Smith
Marshall A. Masters
L. D Skinner
Peck town buzzes with mill work and events
Peck thrives with a flour mill flume under rapid dig progress by Mr Lakin. Rainy Sunday halted a Peck versus Central Ridge baseball game after two innings. Dr Lyle slipped into a muddy ditch. High canyon rains bring hopes of a good crop. Kirby plans a two story hill home 24 by 26. Dowd of Uniontown visits. Peck seeks a bank. Basher moves in. Lakin family to town. Snow falls six inches in Central Ridge. no damage expected. A camp meeting to start in about 30 days under Rev Brock, reaching past July Fourth. R H Steele bruised after cattle dispute with Axtell boys. no arrests yet. Harry Schildman and Mark Means frequent towns. Sixty six thousand pounds wool stored in Snake River warehouse. John White testifies for Mozier. Ben Schultz returns from stock pur chase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peck
Central Ridge
Lyle
Kirby
A. G. Dowd
Uniontown
B. F. Basher
D. E. Lakin
W. E. Thomas
Brock
Lewiston
R. H. Steele
Axtell Boys
Steele
Axtell
City Primaries Set With Mayor Race In Lewiston
City primaries scheduled for tomorrow run from two to seven with votes counting toward June eighth city elections. Citizens choose mayor, city treasurer, and one council member per ward while a salary question for officials may appear on the ballot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Club
O. A. Kjos
James F. Thompson
L. LeQuime
A. S. Stacy
Daniel Caffery
Kjos
Arthur Stacy
Colby and
Hastings
Skinner
Fred Wood
Mining Bureau
Idaho
Lewiston
Geo. F. Loeb Howard Howe
Ilenry Fair
Sadie Poe
Austin Justice
F. B. Willis
J. F. Edwards
Frost
Lewiston Candidate Declares for City Treasurer
Henry Farr and J Howard Hows announce themselves as candidates for the office of City Treasurer of Lewiston subject to the primaries to be held May 23. Gro. F. Lorn also endorses the announcement for Lewiston city treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gro
City of
Lewiston
J. Howard Hows
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Nez Peace County
H. K. Barnett
Neyland
Main St
Clyde J. Vassar
Undertaker
J. M. Evans
Chris. Weisgerber
Palouse
Anna Chrisman
Asotin
J.C. Templeton
Winchester
Sid Sorey
B. F. Butterfield
R.C. Hibbs
Alder Creek
Ernest Johnson
Stella Mott
Normal School
Hodoo
Pete Creager
Bedrock
John Denton
Hank Trimble
Columbia River Country
Washington
William J. Campbell
Spalding Hotel
Charles Craig
Christina Johnson
E. A. Keller
Culdesac
Portland
George Jordan
Walter Telly
William Robnett
Ore
Mart Smith
N. P. Depot
Mrs. S. Wildenthaler
Wash
G. F. Henry
Pullman, Wash
E. M. Ross
Moscow
Verne Harlbut
The
State University
John Venton
Red Rock
George Welker
Big Potlatch
Gertrude Downen
C. H. Baldwin
Clarkston
H. Walrath
Myrtle
William Dew
Sweetwater
Lapwai
I. H. Brashears
J. H. Wann
Holland Bank of
John Mitchell
Cavallis
E. S. Pierstoff
Edna Debo
Lester Basher
Gifford
N. Norberg
North Fork
Stanley Coffin
North Yakima
Lester Coffin
J.S McDonald
Grangeville
McDonald
A. W. Dahlstrom
Peter Nelson
Chas. Johnson
Sandpoint
de France Hotel
J. S McDonald
Kendrick
James E. Babb
Daniel Needham
Ira Grabersthe
B. G. Freeman
Homstead
J. C. Profitt
Albert Greenstead
J. F. Thompson
Lewiston Milling Company
Lewiston Undertaking Establishment
J. D. McGary
Chant Music Store
Clarkston Cemetery
F. B. Lang
Clarkston I
J. W. Killinger
Stockton
Calif
Margaret Aldridge
Kiger
D. B. Hilbert
East Main Street
Sophie Renick
Hilbert
Germany
Mr. Lakin
Harry Schildman
Mark Means
Orofine
Snake River
John White
Nezperce
Robert Mozier
Place
Ben Schultz
Court House News
Miles Johnson
Court House
Johnson
Mary C. Cordell
Viector M. Rochardsen
Rusellridge
Reese
J. H. McMillen
Henry Farr
A. S. Thurber
E. L. Russell
J. Alexander Company
John P. Vollmer & Co
Ry O. Vassar
Sec
Old Fellows’ Building
Thatcherg Kling
Ius
Meuli & Lomas Clothiers and F
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