G A R Lewiston Idaho May 30 Decoration Ceremony Notice
Special Order directs all members of G A R Lewiston Idaho Post No 2 to meet at G A R Hall at 9 am May 30 for grave decoration ceremonies. Co G Idaho National Guard under Capt E McCullough will escort and furnish firing detail. All veterans and citizens urged to join observance. By order of Post Commander W F Baum. Official Manning Post Adjutant.
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G. A. R. Lewiston
Idaho
R. B. Hayes
Dept. of Idaho
G. A. R. Hall
Idaho National Guard
E. McCullough
Sheriffs Union Meeting Forms Washington Oregon Idaho Pact
Sheriff Kreutinger returned from Spokane where sheriffs from Washington, northern Idaho and eastern Oregon formed a permanent union in the courthouse. J. H. Gardner was chosen president and W. J. Doust, secretary treasurer. Next meeting set for Spokane in August. Also notes University of Idaho commencement week June 8 to 11 with address by Rev. I. F. Roach and James E. Babb giving the commencement oration.
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Kreutinger
Spokane
Sheriffs’ Union
Washington
Idaho
Oregon
J. H. Gardner
Lincoln County
University of Idaho
I. F. Roach
Boise
Board of Regents
Music and
James E. Babb
Lewiston
W. L. Bull
Marie Cuddy
Robert Max Garrett
Robert Peter Peterson
Moscow
William Claire Mitchell
Caldwell
Fred H. McConnell
Parma
James Anderson Gibb
Winslow Meredith Howland
Jesse Thomas Wright
Wardner
Disbarment proceedings against Lawyer Goode draw attention
Lawyers across the state focus on disbarment actions against George W. Goode of Grangeville and his clash with Judge E C Steele of the Second judicial district. Goode, who previously faced court trouble in Moscow, contests the judge's authority to disbar and plans a supreme court appeal. He argues a defense right offset by potential bribery allegations and claims he sought money to prove attorney vulnerability. the case spurs broad public interest. Boise Statesman notes R T Thompson withdraws from Third ward council race and C W Colby may appear by petition.
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George W. Goode
Grangeville
E. C. Steele
Second Judicial District
Goode
Moscow
Steele
District Court
Supreme Court
Lewiston
Boise Statesman
Stites Thrives as Population Surges and Businesses Expand
Stites reports rapid growth with population doubling in 60 days. New ownership at Tanner house, Mrs. Ewall. E Daily plans a two story hotel with 40 rooms. Harpster merchant HH C Oliver to open a store. Mrs. Weismann launches the Park restaurant. W Weck opens a meat market. Pettibone develops an office building. Frank Roberts buys land to build a home for his paper.
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Stites
Tanner House
Ewall. E. Daily
HH. C. Oliver
Harpster
Extensions on the Clearwater likely to reach Nez Perce prairie
President Mellen of the Northern Pacific plans a Lewiston visit this week to review proposed extensions of the Clearwater Short Line. Rumors favor a Culdesac start with 2000 feet climb to Camas and Nez Perce prairie, though a river mouth bridge near Big Canyon and a former O R N route are also considered. Strong sentiment on the prairie supports the latter path, and major tramway preparations have halted as rail access to the prairie is anticipated soon.
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Mellen
Northern Pacific
Lewiston
Clearwater
Nez Perce Prairie
Culdesac
Lapwai Creek
Camas
Grangeville
Big Canyon
Pardee
Vollmer, Clearwater & Kettenbach Grain Companies
Governor Hunt Seeks renomination amid political fractures
The Owyhee Avalanche notes Governor Hunt’s bid for renomination and warns Republicans and Idaho Democrats about pardons for a former state treasurer and a condemned dynamiter. It positions party fractures over record and convention time while a separate ad promotes a life endowment policy from Aetna Life.
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Nebraska
Savage
Bartley
Idaho
Hunt
Owyhee
Burlington Route Low Fare to All Points East
Burlington Route offers a special low rate to all points east and return. Daily through trains provide best accommodations, quickest time, and route choices. R. W. Foster, Ticket Agent, Cor 3rd and Stark Sts Portland Ore.
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Burlington
R. W. Foster
Cor
3Rd
Stark Sts
Portland
Ore
Round trip rail deal to Kansas City and Midwest cities
The O R N will sell round trip tickets to Kansas City Omaha or Minneapolis for forty four dollars and to Chicago and return sixty four dollars for first class with stopover privileges and route choice. Valid May 2 to May 30 with a sixty day limit. Co W Mount General Agent.
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Kansas City
Omaha
Minneapolis
Chicago
Co. W. Mount
Reduced O R & N Passenger Rates To Western Cities
On June 29 and July 4 the Oregon Railroad and Navigation Company will sell first class round trip tickets to St Paul Minneapolis Kansas City Omaha and Sioux City for 44.50 and to Chicago and return 64.50 with intermediate point reductions on those dates. Tickets limited to ember Ist with stopover privileges and route choice. Also sales to San Francisco by steamship at 30.80 on certain May and June dates. For details contact C. W. Mount, General Agent, Lewiston Idaho.
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St. Paul
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Omaha
Sioux City
Chicago
Ember Ist
C. W. Mount
Lewiston
Idaho
Southern Pacific
San Francisco
Ocean
California
Imperial Council
Nobles of
Mystic Shrine
Golden Gate City
Coma
Calfornia
Knights of Pythias
Excursion Rates East and Recruitment Ads
Travel offers from Burlington Route advertise low eastbound rates with fast trains and full service. Separate notices seek trustworthy agents in states, offering $18 weekly plus expenses, with car and horse furnished. Also notices describe estrays near Cavendish and Lewiston, and an Aetna life and accident insurance agent in Harford Connecticut.
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Solidinancial
Caxton
Chicago
Shattner
The
Aetna of
Harford
Conn
Donnac Building
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W. F. Baum
Gav. A. Manning
R. T. Thompson
C. W. Colby
Aetna Life and Accident Insurance Co
Hartford
Schattner
Northwest
Pac. Ry
CBAB
S. Fee. G.P
T.A
N. Plr
St. Paul, Minn
Serrel
Cavendish
Siongy Nixon
Estray
Clint Sherer
J. F. Atkinson
T Waldo Murphy
Sol- Mer
Jamson
Wash
Lewiston National Era
Nez Perce Co
George W. Tannahill
Pyely
Thomas Mullen
Lewiston National Iz Can
A. 8
E. O'Neill
Norary Hte
Wallington
Main Street
Dent & Butler
S. Johnson Jimer B. Halsey
Atty
Net
U.S. Land
Adams Block
U. S. Land Office
Department
Walington
S. L. Thompson
Justice of the Peace
Donzac Block
E, G. Kress
Jeweler & Watchmaker
Postoffice
Weisgerber
Neal
Undertaker
White
Wheeler & Wilson
Boss Meat Market
Dray and Express
J. E. Mathews
Thatcher & Kling, Tel. It
F. W. Kettenbach
Lewiston, Idaho
J. H. Bethel
Main
L. F. Inman
Adrian R. Sweet
Binnard Block
Wm. F. Galbraith
Siovailloe
IDEAL
Eles
J. H. Baron
C. R. & N. Saloon
A. Sempert
Ernest McCullough
Parece
Merchants’ Association of
Luke SO Adame Bleck
Snonr
And
Union Pacific
Salt Lake
Denver
Riparia
Daily
Abniver
Moe
Pomeroy
P. m
Patra
Baner
al Sask
Bebe
Waitsburg
Penland
Baker City
P.m
Express
San
VIA
St Paul
Duluth
Chicked
Seattle
Tacoma
Victoria
Pacific Coast
Penned
Tecins
ARS
Clearwater Points
Clete Nite
Uldeeac
Deperta
Arian At
Basin Bps
W. J. Jordan
A. D. Charlton
Steamer Lines
Fortland
Astoria
Oregon City
Dayton
Salem
Independence
Corvallis
Columbia
Wilamette River
Snake River
H. T Madgwick
Bue
St. Louis
P.S
Burlington House
MUTE
A. B. Jackson
Spokane, Washington
the Mint
Morrissey & Baker
Clark Building
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