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Newspaper
Lewiston Daily Teller
Location
Lewiston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1901
Page
8
Lenore visitor J M Pearce and others travel or return from extended trips while local residents attend business, social, and mining pursuits. The region sees weather notes, church events, a Rose Fair, and plans for fair days, plus construction and public works in Lewiston as pipe delivery and street projects proceed.
City meeting plans organize for next year’s campaign while the Grand hotel area renovation nears completion. Bert Smith will open Sunday at the new Grand restaurant. Bailey & Vernon expand the Northern Pacific Railway yard to boost wood trade. Chas Parker to move to a new saloon building by June 15. Mrs Elizabeth Tracy arrives from Boston, guest at the Raymond house, visiting for health and attending encampments. McLean Bros install a saw mill at the North Fork mouth to serve a planned caw mill site. O R N steamers bring 100 barrels of Hop Gold beer to Grangeville. liquor hauled from Lewiston per reservation rules. Memorial Day window display at Kjos store features Civil War relics and Philippine battlefield mementos. Col Ed McConville’s and Santa Anna’s swords noted in the exhibit.
Pan American Commissioner Lucius C. Rice writes to John Longfellow of the state land board praising Idaho for its forestry exhibit at the Buffalo exposition. He notes about 100000 visitors on opening day and mentions Roosevelt and Mark Hanna among attendees. Rice predicts immigration to Idaho and plans to send photos of the display for state papers.
Wanted a bright man to take charge of an established trade in Latah and Nez Perce counties. Reference wired for details. Apply Lars Mercy Particuled V. T. Co., box 278 Wimona, Minn.
B A Leachan of Tammany reports strong crop prospects. He notes Blue Stem tall and robust fields, spring grain well advanced, barley above average and maximum acreage. Harvest expected by July 4 as a very busy season approaches in a improving farming community.
Last Sunday Miss Maud Billow and P. M. Harding were united in marriage by Rev. Walton Skipworth in Nez Perce. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Isaac Billow, and the groom, a known business man, are popular locals with many friends. William Mob, deputy state horticultural inspector, has gone to the reservation to inspect the orchards.
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