Tradesmen and visitors fill city as others travel
A long list of visitors arrives in the city including Harry Lanning Fred Caldwell Robert Hammond and Misses Verna Glasby and Hart. Local activity includes painters moving into J W Poe s residence and a barber shop expansion at Imperial with planned front remodeling two new baths and an extra chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Lanning
Pomeroy
Wash
Fred Caldwell
Culdesac
Robert Hammond
Myrtle
J. W. Poe
Frank Clark
Gifford
D. Murlat
Cottonwood
Albert Ebell
Summit
Verna Glasby
Hart
Rudolph Ebell
Washington, D. C
Senator Dubois
Thomas Hardin
Mission Creek
Hardin
A. J. Hardin
Eben Mounce
Greenville Hollbrook
Snake River
Lewiston & Owyheé Railroad Company
Ninneman Hardware Company
Bunnell
Eichenberger
Masters
Spokane
Severe windstorm and council bids dominate town news
A west wind and rain storm struck after eight with peak gusts near nine. No major damage reported. In district court Joseph Jones of Myrtle Idaho saw rape charges withdrawn by W M Peden. Masonic Temple Opera House builders call for bids from Madgwick Peterson and Fred Phair Spokane with construction to begin. Jessie Wills hosted a farewell party for Miss Zuba Ellis with twelve guests. Ellis to spend winter with sister in Kettle Falls Washington.
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District Court
Joseph Jones
Myrtle
Idaho
W.M. Peden
Masonic Temple Opera House
Jno
Jessie Wills
Zuba Ellis
Miss Ellis
Kettle Falls
Wash
Congressman's Idaho trip and rising town lights
Congressman Burton L French will visit Moscow and Grangeville this afternoon and tomorrow before heading to Idaho County, with plans for a November congressional session and Washington return. Pomeroy citizen J Peterson cites completed waterworks and Butler spring supply, plus a new Tu cannon power line and upcoming electric lighting. Clyde Williamson suffers a broken collarbone in football practice at L A A C grounds, with Dr. Philips treating him. a late coincidence links Rudolph Ebell's past injury to Clyde's current mishap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burton L. French
Moscow
Grangeville
Idaho County
Congress
French
Washington, D. C
Irrigation Congress
J. Peterson
Pomeroy, Wash
Washington
Tucanon
Butler Spring
Tucannon
Pomeroy
United States
Clyde Williamson
Clyde
Philips
Rudolph Ebell
Rudolph
Grain Yield Forecast For Clearwater county
Grain experts project a 5,000,000 bushel harvest in Clearwater county, led by F W Kettenbach. He says 3,500,000 bushels will be marketed this season with up to 1,000,000 unsold for feed or seed. He notes current tonnage is already half of last year's level as the season begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clearwater
F. W. Kettenbach
Mr. Kettenbach
Lewiston
Kettenbach Company
Vollmer-Clearwater Company
Rail yard shifts and freight changes across Idaho routes
The report notes a seasonal tally near 375000 sacks, with over 800000 already produced. Kooskia switch torn and moved to Stites, which now handles the terminal shift with trains and crews ordered to stay in Stites. Potlatch Junction transfer switch ready, and Vollmer Moscow sidings prepared for freight division changes. Hayes runs Clearwater mail. Graber attends Spokane fair. Conductor Smith plans moving his family to Lewiston. Clearwater passenger carried the heaviest load since last fall’s interstate fair. Fairs in Grangeville and Peck feature game stands before the Reservation fair. Hoppe band returns from Grangeville to Spokane.
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Kooskia
Stites
Lewiston
Potlatch Junction
Vollmer
Moscow
Mr. Hayes
Clearwater
Ira Graber
Smith
Short Line
Adams Street
Wheel of Fortune
Grangeville
Peck
Hoppe
Spokane
Religious Services Across City Churches This Sunday
Episcopal communion morning service. Rev Guernsey of the Baptist church spoke on What She Could at the morning service and preached on Gifts at the Presbyterian church. Sunday school and Methodist services were held in the courthouse due to Whitcomb place work. Catholic masses: rosary at 7 30, high mass at 10, Sunday school 3, rosary and benediction 7 30. St Agnes sewing circle meets 309 Sixth Ave. Catholic Foresters lodge being organized. Church of Christ Rev Pine spoke on A Stranger and Ye Took Me In, and Bible Heroes in Common Life. Christian Science: Is Sin Disease and Death Real.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Church
Guernsey
The
Baptist Church
Presbyterian Church
Giboney
North Yakima
Methodist Church
Court House
Whitcomb Place
Gregory
Church of Christ
Pine
Christian Science Church
Local Farm Transfers and Clergy Movesdominate Lewiston Area
Ernest Hoch sold his farm to Mr. Martin while Ernest Koch and his wife visited Lewiston last week. Martin J. Wessels plans to move with his family to Boise soon. Henry Wessels bought Kendrick property and will reside there. Mrs. P. H. Waldman of Lewiston visits her mother Mrs. Staas Spekker here. Cass Jackson returned from Asotin, Wash., where he visited friends and relatives. Rev. C Hopf is called to Endicott, Wash., to lead the German Lutheran church. Rev. Geo. Finke of Farmington will assume charge here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin J. Wessels
Boise
Henry Wessels
Kendrick
Cass Jackson
Asotin
Wash
C. Hopf
Endicott
Geo. Finke
Farmington
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Studebaker
Ninneman Hardware CO
Main Street
Fletcher Hardware Co
J.S. Cox Outfitting CO
Helen Edmiston
Mohler
Miss Boyer
Harvey Gant
Robert Storey
Beeman
R. N. Wright
Colfax
J. L. Goodnight
Genesee Country
J. S. le Pard
Kippen
Frank Kettenbach
Albert
Stites and
City
Ernest Hoch
Mr. Martin
Ernest Koch
P. H. Waldman
Staas Spekker
Palata
Sherwin-Williams
Capes
J. Alexander CO
John P. Vollmer & Co
Lewiston Milling Co. Ltd
Clyde J. Vassar
Undertaker
Issor Tol OC
Neal
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