Many Moves and Visits Across Spokane and Nearby Towns
A string of residents and visitors traverse Idaho and Washington. Mrs C C Phillips visits Spokane. J A Morrow and O A Kjos travel for business. Miss Linnie Gammon visits Pullman. Harry Thatcher arrives from Genesee. S R Hogin heads to Seattle to see his sister. F W Kettenbach finalizes timber and stone claim. Birka Binnard returns to Butte. Geo Frost Jr. works as express agent on the Clearwater Short Line. bear hunting trip planned for Benton’s cabin. A L Donalson en route to Harrisonville Missouri due to his mother’s illness. Judge E C Steele travels to Indianapolis for his father’s health. E Erickson tours timber belt for lumber business. Henry Kohlhauff visiting, former Raymond House clerk now at Tekoa. E J Warner leaves for Chicago. Mary Wickersham elected Shoshone County superintendent. shooting tournament set for December 4 and 5. Nez Perce County Sportsmen issue programs. O A Kjos wins center-piece drawing valued at 90 dollars with 34 cents cost. new Cherrier market opens next to Lewiston Bottling Works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. A. Kjos
Spokane
Harry Thatcher
Genesee
S. R. Hogin
Seattle
J. W. Ellis
F. W. Kettenbach
Birka Binnard
Butte
Geo. Frost, Jr
Clearwater
Campbell
Portland
William Benton
Charles Brearley
Benton
North Fork
A. L. Donalson
Harrisonville
Missouri
E. Erickson
Vollmer
Kendrick
Henry Kohlhauff
Raymond House
Kohlhauff
Tekoa
E. J. Warner
Lewiston Valley
Chicago
Mr. Warner
Clarkston
Williamson
Kjos
Cherrier
State
Cole
Lewiston Bottling Works
New Store Opened in Bunnell Building
Wm. R. Wyatt opens a gents furnishing store in the Bunnell building with a complete stock of first class goods. See the advertisement in this issue for particulars. Tally Keeper Fired. The prison board met Wednesday with no notice to Attorney General Martin. Only Governor Hunt and Secretary Bassett were present. William Burns, the guard who kept a list of property taken by Warden Arney and sent to Harry's ranch, was dismissed. A further meeting was held, and General Martin arrived to find the board had concluded to dismiss Turnkey C. D. Chinn, but Martin objected and no action followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. R. Wyatt
Bunnell
First Close
Martin
Hunt
Bassett
William Burns
Arney
Harry
C. D. Chinn
White Bros. ship season fruit from Snake River region
George E. Crum of White Bros. commission merchants returned from Ri paria Sunday after completing the season's final shipments. The firm has shipped about 200 cars of fruit and produce, with apple shipments reaching 110 cars mainly to the Dakotas and occasional loads to Colorado, Montana, Wyoming, and Minnesota. Some dried prunes reached New York City and Cincinnati. White Bros. operates packing houses at Kendrick, Moscow, Farmington and Lewiston with a cold storage plant and handles California citrus for the interior wholesale trade, becoming the region's largest shipper of fruit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Crum
White Bros. Commission
Riparia
White Bros
Mr. Crum
Dakotas
Colorado
Montana
Wyoming
Minnesota
New York City
Cincinnati
Snake River
Kendrick
Moscow
Farmington
Lewiston
California
Sale of Moscow McConnell-Maguire building reported
The McConnell-Maguire building sold to William Hunter and F. A. David for $21,000. The three story brick 80 by 100 foot structure, erected in 1891 as a department store, has housed Wheeler Motter, the post office, and court offices on different floors. It reportedly earns $3,700 annually in rent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
McConnell-Maguire
William Hunter
F. A. David
McConnell-McGuire
Wheeler & Motter
Post Office
United States Attorney and Circuit Court
Abstract deeds in Nez Perce County week ending Nov 20
Abstracted transfers in Lewiston and nearby towns show mortgages and property conveyances with varied consideration amounts. Notable parties include James Madden, Eliza W. Thatcher, Ole A. Kjos, Angeline Martin, Agnes E. Byrne, Edward Byrne, Grace Knepper, Almay S. Butterfield, Justin Deleol, P. H. Ferguson, Frank Vincent, J. W. Truesdell, James Sands, G. E. F. Hartman, Gust Meisner, Mary A. Porter, Enoch Faw, Harry Grinolds, Arrabert F. Bliss, David C. Nigh, George W. Bradley, and others, with multiple Lewiston lots, blocks, and sections described. Prices range from $50 to $5,625, reflecting varied real estate activity. The final notes include local ads for Chase & Sanborn and Russell Grocery and a reference to valley snow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HH. K. Barnett
New Mortgage Co
James Madden
Eliza W. Thatcher
Ole A. Kjos
City of
Lewiston
August Brann
Nezperce
New England Mortgage Co
Angeline Martin
Agnes E. Byrne
Edward Byrne
Grace Knepper
Almay S. Butterfield
North Park Place
Justin Deleol
P. H. Ferguson
Thompson's Field
Frank Vincent
John W. Truesdell
Chicago
J. P. Konen
R. S. Babcock
James Sands
G. E F. Hartman
W.E. Aytch
Babcock
Elizabeth F. Booth
Gust Meisner
Cox Add
W. H. Holcomb
I. N. Perry
Holcomb
Holcombs
E. H. Sevier
Mary A. Porter
Town of
Peck
Enoch Faw
Harry Grinolds
Arrabert F. Bliss
Robert A. Langford
George W. Bradley
Lookout
Also Mentioned on This Page
St. Clair Heaters
Lewiston Milling Co. Ltd
NEW Today
Temo
R. Wyatt
C. C. Phillips
J. A. Morrow
Pierce City
Linnie Gammon
Pullman
M. A. Means
Orofino
E. C. Steele
Indianapolis
Indiana
Hivbe
Mary Wickersham
Shoshone County
Nez Perce County Sportsmen Association
C. E. Butler
Nez Perce County
Chase & Sanborn
Russell Grocery
Tvalley
Lew
SMA
Juliaetta
Wallem Buoye
Maho
Samus Dean
James Evans
Thomas Reynolds
J. B. West
Register
Ehrman & CO
Butchers and Packers
GOX Outfitting
Main ST
Penses
Lonsdale
Joseph
Alexander
J. O. Vassar
F. B. Willis
Sec
Lewiston Furniture and Undertaking Co
Odd Fellowe
Meali
Lomax
Clothiers
Brashears & Reed
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