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Newspaper
Lewiston Daily Teller
Location
Lewiston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1903
Page
5
State land selector M L Goldsmith and Dr J B Morris were seen in the city with others noting arrivals from Spalding Seattle and Moscow. Teachers attend institute while Professions and clerks plan changes. A harness maker suffered a stroke. legal business looms with Boise court and Lewiston term begins October 26.
J W Jordan and son Rush visit from Potlatch junction. Coffen Bros store Lapwai 6 manager H Schillman in Lewiston. J Glasby of Myrtle visiting sister at Normal school. F W Kettenbach and son Albert to Kooskia for Sunday. Ira Graber US mail clerk on Clearwater short line takes 10 days off for Spokane fair. J S Jent to Grangeville for Grangeville gun club shooting tournament. Lewiston Foundry & Machine Works takes over Lewiston Engineering & Iron works and plans enlargement. Harry Kris returns from east with ties for Blue Front store and goods for Brutcher Kris & Chandler next door. George Plighter sells big ranch at head of Tammany hollow to J Gillette for $10,000. moves to irrigation land in So. California. Methodist church services at courthouse Sunday morning due to repairs. no evening service. Next Sunday church will be repainted and lights added. Elk heads received from Spokane for Central Idaho Mining bureau, loaned to be placed above apartment entrances. Mrs T C Reese and family move from Milton, Ore to Lewiston. husband with Equitable Life. six-room cottage on Normal hill planned. Henry Anderson injures left elbow. third time joint broken. rubber support to be worn. Judge Reese visits Russel ridge ranch. threshing likely finished by next Tuesday. beans crop unusual this year with 3–20 acres per farmer. prices rising. beans harvested with wheat. Agusta lodge L O T M hosts progressive whist at Masonic room. 45 guests. Professor and Mrs Simpson perform violin solos. Mrs Simpson reads. Ada Thomas wins fist prize vase. Isaac Grostein wins consulation prize egg beater. L O T M new lodge. Lady Commander Mrs Hollywood praised.
O R N engineers are again in the field on the Lewiston Riparia line. The steamer Norma carried Engineer Jamieson and eight men to the Evans place with camp gear. Officials deny significance to the field presence as Jamieson and a party reset grade stakes along the survey line between Evans ferry and Lewiston.
The Nez Perce county teachers meet with County Superintendent Miss McCoy this week in an institute led by President Black Prof Talkington Miss Eggeman and Superintendent Wright with Mrs Hawes of Boise. Attendees include about 100 teachers from outside Lewiston and city schools closed for the event. A plan to organize a county teachers association gains momentum as reception by Miss McCoy honors the group.
Norman Jackson of Boise defends state land selections amid criticism from Idaho county residents. He asserts $250000 worth of land secured for Idaho, acknowledges opposition from local editors, and pledges the Land Department will continue pursuing the state's best interests despite ensuing public attacks. Sept. 28, 1903.
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