Numerous Visitors and Local Activity Across Lewiston
Oliver Boyd of Myrtle is in the city for the day. Dr J N Alley and M J Goldsmith visited from Spalding and Kamiah respectively. Henry Wax returned to Grangeville. Officials include Sheriff Angus Sutherland and ex-Sheriff Jno W Rozen in town. Bank staff Clarence Thiessen started in Lewiston National Bank as assistant book keeper. The Northern Pacific filed on about 7000 acres of timber. Local land officials were busy with fourteen timber and stone proofs and two homestead proofs. Archival notes include Meyers, Potvin, and others on real estate and road work. Two men, Archie McLeod and Charles Mackay, were sentenced to six years for resisting a federal officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Alley
M. J. Goldsmith
Spalding
Henry Wax
Grangeville
FP. W. Kettenbach
Kamiah
Clarence Thiessen
Lewiston National Bank
Northern Pacific
North Fork
G. W. McLeod
Kendrick
Ernest McCullough
North Yakima
Archie McLeod
Charles Mackay
Moscow
Beatty
Federal Court
McNeills Island
C. T. Stranahan
Lewiston
Culdesac
Stranahan
Asotin
County Commission Completes Canvass of Election Returns
Saturday evening the county commissioners finished the canvass of the election returns. This will be the present board's last official act. They will meet in January to swear in their successors. Warrants for payment of election officials were not drawn because the clerk could not learn the time each official was employed. This will be ascertained from the judges of election between now and January, and the prelate will then get their pay.
Poot Bell Team Prepares for Moscow and Pullman Games
The Poot Bell high school football squad, in fine form, plans games in Moscow and Pullman next week. Admirers expect a victory after a strong showing against the second normals. John Silcott dies at Walla Walla hospital at age 78 after a long illness. He was a Lewis ton valley pioneer with wide local ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Pullman
John Silcott
Walla Walla
Lewiston Valley
Northwest
Marriage Licenses Issued To Several Couples In Rus sell And Spalding
Marriage licenses were issued to August Brown and Marie Winters of Russel, Tony Andrews and Miss Jane Goldsmith of Spalding, Arthur Haase of Ferdinand and Miss Jennie Strong of West Lake, with additional licenses to William A. Smith and Harriet Paddock of West Lake. Goldsmith and Andrews wed at Hotel DeFrance, and Strong and Haase wed at the parsonage, both officiated by Rev. J. D. McConkey. Separately, Northern Pacific filings indicate plans for the Missoula cut off, totaling about 100000 acres of timber land along the North Fork, suggesting route certainty and imminent construction intent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Brown
Marie Winter
Russell
Tony Andrews
Jane Goldsmith
Spalding
Arthur Haase
Ferdinand
Jennie Strong
West Lake
Miss Goldsmith
Mr. Andrews
Hotel DeFrance
J. D. McConkey
Miss Strong
Mr. Haase
William A. Smith
Harriet Paddock
Northern Pacific
North Fork
Clearwater
Missoula
Idaho
Montana
North Forks
Spalding Notes and Local Happenings in Lewiston Area
Miss Alice Goldsmith was in Lewiston Saturday. Mr A W Flemming visits friends on Mission creek this week. John Trull and Ed Campbell went to Lewiston Saturday. Miss Jane Goldsmith and Toney Anders wed in Lewiston last Wesley Dorman sold his claim and leased the Forrest farm south of town. J H Soli and family left for Newport Washington. No new smallpox cases. the ill squaw is recovering. Spalding youths plan a masquerade ball Thanksgiving night. George Campbell and Charles Parrish, witnesses in the McLeod case in Moscow, have returned home. Friday noon the Stites freight train found a slide above Potlatch junction. train sidetracked, engine retraced to secure crew and a flat car. Rocks were cleared to prevent delay to the afternoon passenger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spalding
Alice Goldsmith
Lewiston
A. W. Flemming
Mission Creek
John Trull
Ed Campbell
Jane Goldsmith
Toney Anders
Wesley Dorman
Spokane
Forrest Farm
J. H. Soli
Newport
Wash
Mr. Soli
George Campbell
Charles Parrish
Moscow
McLeod
Stites
Potlatch Junction
Neaperce Seeks Inside Walks As Winter Opens
Winter strikes Neaperce with snow squalls and freezing weather. The town moves to complete sidewalks along two main streets from north to south while lumber and carpenters are arranged. Rain has made roads slushy, delaying Kamiah mail and hindering business. Farmers Tramway operates. 500,000 bushels of grain stored at the upper terminal will ease congestion. Mrs Daniel Crawford and daughter Elizabeth, visiting from East Liverpool Ohio, return home after accompanying Miss Maggie Crawford to Lewiston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neaperce
Kamiah
Daniel Crawford
Elizabeth
Maggie Crawford
Ft. Lapwai
Liverpool
Ohio
Miss Crawford
Lewiston
Also Mentioned on This Page
St. Clair Heaters
McGrivery
BosTon
Lewiston Milling Co. Ltd
NEW Today
Oliver Boyd
Myrtle
W. L. Clardy
Lapwai
C. O. Clark
Thunder Mountain
Jno. W. Rozen
G. W. Thompson
Kennewick
Angus Sutherland
Shoshone County
George Brown
A. D. Gritman
Orofino
North Fork Country
G. H. Farrell
Winchester
Nez Perce County
Quaker Nursery
Salem
Oregon
Mallory & Lydon
D. Potvin
Trimble
Lillian Morrissey
Lizzie Green
Fourth Street
Main Street
Frank Haner
Cottonwood Creek
Henry Riggs
Craig Mountain
Tammany
District Court
Normal Hill
Emma Goldman
Steve Hepton
Clyde Sanders
First National Bank
Sampoon
J. A. Pine
Smith Mounce
Disciples of Christ
McGee
Miller
de Atley
Burns
Messrs
Jent
Emmett
Stevens
Needham
Cheney
Upper River
Snake River
Mr. Supple
Portland
Harry Baughman
Lewiston Southern Navigation Company
Pittsburg
Stewart
George H. Stewart
Third Judicial District
Frank Harris
Stewart Harris
Canyon
Washin
Owyhee
Neaperce and Vicinity
Joseph
Alexander
J. O. Vassar
F. B. Willis
Sec
Odd Fellows’ Building
Thatgherg Kling
Meuli & Lomax Clothiers and Furnishers
Brashears & Reed
Mate Ani
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