Paragraphically Cold Wednesday at Excelsior Lodge
Excelsior Lodge of the Knights of Pythias will conduct work in the amplified third rank on Wednesday evening. Clarence Hooper recently arrived from Moscow has joined the First National Bank of the city. Lewiston gains a metro-like appearance with the completion of the Kjos brick at Fifth and Main. B Hrickeon and wife return from South Dakota and plan to resume residence in Kippén. Elaine Pitcher refits the Dent Property on Main for a millinery business. Fred Cox, Whitman College football star, spent Sunday with relatives. he scored the only Whitman touchdown at Pullman and attended the Moscow game yesterday. A debate on the press and pulpit is arranged by Rev. Gregory and Ernest Wagner, a feature of the newly formed no- Clal club, with Wagner defending the press and Gregory the pulpit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Hooper
Moscow
First National Bank
Fifth and Main
Lewiston
B. Hrickeon
South Dakota
Kippén
Elaine Pitcher
Dent
Main Street
Randall
Fred Cox
Whitman College
Whitman
Pullman
Rev. Gregory
Methodist Church
Ernest Wagner
Wagner
Rev
Gregory
Sweeping Republican Victory Nears Election Day
In the closing hours of the campaign Democrats might launch sensational tactics to sway unwary voters. Republicans urged guarding at the polls and voting the ticket straight for a decisive sweep. A real estate transfer noted: R T Thompson sold land at Fifth Avenue and Fifth Street to W M Evans for 190 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. T. Thompson
W. M. Evans
Fifth Avenue
Fifth Street
Normal Hill
Potvin
T Dare
Eleo
Lease Rulings Set 640 Acres and 50 to 100 Rentals
Lapwai notes reveal two Indian land lease rulings by the secretary: white lessees may lease up to 640 acres and annual rentals capped at 50 or 100 dollars except the last. Big lessees may try to sidestep by using trusted friends to hold leases. Indian Industrial School enrollment since Sept 1 totals 114 with Carlisle placements. 109 present now and 35 more expected this month. The campus has improved with repairs and a general clean up, nearing capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lapwai
Indian Agent
Indian Industrial School
Industrial School
Carlisle
Spalding News Briefs Include Birthdays And Political Notes
Mrs. J. H. Wann is listed as sick this week and Mrs. Mary Talent recovers from rheumatic illness. M. L. Goldsmith moves the family to a new home in the old agency office. Sam Lewis, age 90, registered last Saturday and has voted Republican for 39 years. Precinct registers closed with 144 voters. Central Committeeman W. P. Parrish claims a Republican majority of 45. A. W. Fleming’s home hosted Myrtle Fleming’s 16th birthday party with singing, dancing, and fruit and candy luncheon. Tonight the political race is expected to hold further interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Wann
Mary Talent
M.L. Goldsmith
Lim
Sam Lewis
Lewis
Register
Central
W. P. Parrish
Spalding
A. W. Fleming
Myrtle Fleming
Peck Precinct Burns to the Polls and Weather Trouble
The article notes a Republican meeting at Spalding hall with fireworks and high turnout expected. It reports heavy rain Sunday, snow on hills, and transportation disruptions. It cites grain receipts, flax and wheat prospects, and a 125,000 bushel grain total at the warehouse. Registration near 200 with Republican gains of 40 to 50. Local building activity includes a new meat market with hall above.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peck
Peck Precint
D. E. Lakin
Abstract deeds show transfers in Nez Perce County
Prepared by WM. K. Barnett for week ending Oct 31, the abstract lists multiple property transfers in Nez Perce County and Lewiston. Transfers include Willman A Wellman to J G Johnson for two lots at Fairview Lewiston, and several lots in Nezperce and Peck with monies ranging from 40 to 5000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WM. K. Barnett
Willman A. Wellman
J. G. Johnson
Fairview
City of
Lewiston
J. H. Mowry
F. M. Egbert
Mowry Add
Town of
Nezperce
Ben L. Shultz
S. D. Dallew
Charles W. Shaff
Arthur Powell
Seraphin Wildenthaler
Arthur Pierce
Ralph L. Pierce
Richard Stevens
G. C. Ilisley
Nwif
Wm. Storz
D. W. Lunbeck
Robert W. Near
Frank Uhri
James S. Tanner
Frank Durette
M. A. Ratcliffe
Mary O. Gray
Peck
Harry T. Madgwick
Edward Kettenbaugh
Thatcher Place
O. G. Thorton
S. W. Dowes
Durhams
Warren P. Hunt
John F. Inghram
Harvesting the Apple Crop
EA White of White Bros returned Saturday from the Potlatch where he supervised apple picking. From Hepler orchard he secured 7100 boxes and from Clemans orchard 1200 more. The Potlatch apples are described as very fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ea, White
White Bros
Hepler
Clemans
Notice for Publica tion of Final Proof
Public notice from the Interior Land Office Lewis ton Idaho lists Zach Riah McCall of Mobile Idaho filing for final proof to support his claim on sections 33 and 34 with multiple lots. The proof will be made before Peeler and Receiver at Lewis ton Idaho on November 19 1902. The registrar is Bart J B Wade acting as Register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pantenaet
The
Interior
Lewiston
Chien
Peeler
Idaho
Zach
Riah McCall
Mobile
Nat
Tang
Notice Seeks Elbert Marquam Location
Public notice asks anyone with information on Elbert Marquam to contact GW. Marquam at Magnolia Post Office Idaho, 43 2m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elbert Marquam
GW. Marquam
Magnolia P. O
Idaho
Lewiston Commercial Club to Hold Meeting Tonight
The regular meeting of the Lewiston Governing Board of the Commercial Club will be held at the Club Rooms at 8 oclock p m this evening Friday. Adrian Sweet, Secretary. The Teller prints the news. Subscribe for the Teller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewiston
Idaho
The
Lewiston Commercial Club
Adrian Sweet
Also Mentioned on This Page
St. Clair Heaters
Lewiston Milling Co. Ltd
Seer
Excelsior Lodge K of P
Repub
Reorbecks
Yourself
Gaylord W. Thompson
Spalding Hall
Nez Perce County
J.B. Wade
Reg
Meuli & Lomax Clothiers and Furnishers
Underskirts
Joseph
Alexander
J. O. Vassar
F. B. Willis
Sec’s and Treasures
Old Fellows
Ehrman & CO
Butchers and Packers
Brashears & Reed
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