Peck fair a great success in Lewiston exhibit
The Peck fair closed its three day run with strong attendance figures and a fruit and grain display that highlighted the county’s fertility. Kirby, Lewiston manager, praised the exhibit as the best shown and pledged Idaho’s display for St Louis next year. Also reported are horse thieves captured near Missoula, a jail escape thwarted by deputies, and preparations for the Interstate Fair with 90 top NW horses expected to race next week.
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Lewiston
Kirby
Idaho
Evening Star
Dean
Mohler
L. Ferguson
Grand Old
Illinois
Peck Country
Lotta Lucas
Melrose
Nez Perce County
Peck
Mr. Kirby
Spokane
St. Louis
Mesers
Jackson
Pierson
Messrs
Jackson and
Missoula
Montana
Iity
Geidel and Brown
Kreutinger
J. J. Jackson
Culdesac
Mr. Jackson
Denver
Lo Lo
Giedel
Brown
Woods
Hamilton
Dr Boston
Interstate Fair and Racing Association
F. J. Boston
Horsemen of
Northwest Circuit
Pacific Coast
Tsceminicum Club
Horticultural Hall
Thos. Kirby
O'Keefe
Asotin County
Weasels
Boston
Yakima
Fair Board
D Street
Fourth
Fifth Streets
What the Soil Is Proving in Nez Perce County
A vivid look at Nez Perce county agriculture from Lookout through Gifford Melrose to Lenore and Leland. The land shows rolling prairie fertility with orchards in bearing, thriving farms, growing villages, better mail routes and telephones, and a prosperous farming population connected to markets, newspapers, and daily life.
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Nez Perce
Lookout
Hamilete
Gifford
Melrose
Lenore
Clearwater
Leland and
Losthwick
Lockout
Nez Perce County Land Transfers and Family Move
Abstract sheet lists multiple property transfers in Nez Perce County including Samuel J. Markham to May E. Black for 120 by 150 feet in sections 23 to 36, Elija N. Keeney to William Deney, and various other deeds in Nezperce and Lewiston with prices ranging from 25 to 2600 dollars. It also reports Mrs Hibbs and daughters departing for Salmon river valley via Butte and Red Rock to Gaines City, as Mr. Hibbs plans to join them at Red Rock.
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Lewiston
State Normal School
Nez Perce
Samuel J. Markham
May E._Black
Elija N. Keeney
William Deney
Fugene
Henry Bramer
Fred Luderman
Meer
H. T. Senegraf
Lester Coffin
Nezperce
B. J. McRae
John H. Lewis
Neaferce
Minnie E. Stookey
J.H. Lewis
Nez‘perce
William B. Cooper
Frank W Kettenback
Ezra Baird
John T. Ray
Park Addition
Melinda N. Shockley
Wem
Baird
Malinda N. Shokley
Awe Eastman
B. F. Besher
Salel D. White
City of
Oxford
Johan H. Dorentsen
W. J. Ramey
Nespesce
Joseph Brockman
N. M. Hulse
Walter
Brockman
Joseph Brock
Mra
Newtonr Hibbe
Salmon River
Mr. Hibbs
Butte
Red Rock
Gaines City
Haves
Gaye
Hibbs
District Court hears contested case on porch removal
In Lewiston district court the case First National Bank vs R C Beach was argued with demurrer set. The lengthy proceedings concern removal of a porch at the Vollmer building and a consent dismissal in the Li neton Water Company vs the city case due to changes in municipal arrangements.
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First National Bank
R. C. Beach
Vollmer
Lineton, Water Company
Lewiston
Nomination of Strong Man for Latah Sheriff Seat
The republicans of Latah county met in Moscow on Monday and nominated a new sheriff candidate to replace the resigning first nominee. A large, harmonious convention named Jesseater by acclamation, an elderly resident of the region, strengthening the party ticket. The event signals a solidly Republican county likely to yield usual majorities. Attorneys Heltman Sweet and Gone of Kootenai county, who had been attending the supreme court, returned home this morning.
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Frank Clark
United States
U. S
Schatiner
Kootenai County
Clark
Moscow
Lewiston
Schattner
Lindsay
Werrell
Hutchins
Charles Vickery
John Hamontre
Charles Mackay
U.S
Mackay
Vickery and
Hamontre
Latah
Jeeseater
Acce
Randall Ie
Soni
Ican Party
Heltman
Sweet and Gone
The
Supreme Coset
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Mies Bernice McCoy
Orano Sre
Fletcher Hardware GO
A. Centemeri 8& Co
Poe
Damask
Eee
Kjos
Nez Peace County
J. K. Barnett
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