Visitation notes and local visitors in city scenes
A stream of visitors from Spalding Orofino Peck Myrtle and other towns filled Lewiston and nearby areas. Notables include Mrs C T Stranahan Mrs M L Goldsmith J M Pierce and Emmet McFarland and Rudolf Carl while other residents traveled to Spokane Priest River Pierce City and Camas Prairie. The Odd Fellows prepare for a local musical work in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wann
Spalding
William Havernick
Orofino
Thomas Kirby
Peck
William Glasby
Myrtle
B. M. Coon
Asotin
Bert la Due
Walla Walla Anion
Tony Andrews
C. T. Stranahan
Joseph Jones
Lottie
Lewiston
M. L. Goldsmith
Walter Dyer
Comas Prairie Points
Capt. Schattner
Priest River
C. A. Horne
Spokane
C. S. Puntenney
Lookout
L. Jackson
Qui Vive Card Club
Ruth Grostein
Charles Norlin
Orofin
Emmet McFarland
Rudulph Carl
Camas Prairie
Prominent locals visit city and new businesses rise
Geo Richardson visits the city while Edward T. McCaffery and C T Stranahan also drop in. New enterprises include Barton's blacksmith shop sold to Jerry Miller, Zivers opens a Lapwai meat shop, and a Redmen program planned for Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo Richardson
Potlatch Ridge
Edward T. McCaffery
Lenore
N. P
C. T. Stranahan
Spalding
Nezperce
Thomas Downey
Barton
Jerry Miller
Joseph Zivers
Lapwai
Fred T. Dubois
San Francisco
Judge Grant
Spokane
Bertha Storey
Myrtle
State Normal School
G. W. Basher
Summit Tramway Company
Beeman
George Welker
Leland
Board of
County Commissioners
J. W. Jordan
Potlatch Junction
Blue Front
Cigar Store
Redmen
Order
Smith
Short Line
Kooskia
Adams Street
Ed. Raboin
Ft. Lapwai
Snake River
Riparia
R. B. Davis
Marysville
Kansas
S. Wildenthaler
George Crum
E. A. White
White Bros. Wholesale House
Kendrick
Verne Hurlbut
The
State University
Archie LeRoy Tucker and Elizabeth Wardrobe to wed at Genesee
Invitations announce the marriage of Archie LeRoy Tucker and Miss Elizabeth Neva Wardrobe at the bride’s home in Genesee on October 17. Miss Wardrobe studied at Lewiston State Normal School and has many friends here. The couple will reside in Wilber Washington after November 1, where Mr Tucker has entered the commercial field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Christian Church
E. O. Brealey
Idaho Street
Clyde Williamson
J. G. Ballinger
A. B. Russel
Seattle
Northern Pacific
Peterson
Spokane
Madgwick
Masonic Temple
F. E. Harris
Elmer Beaver
Harris
Leland
Christina Williams
Spalding
Geo. Campbell
St. Joseph Hospital
Williams
George Philips
Missoula Hospital
Lewiston
Potlatch Junction
Edward Campbell
Moscow
Collins
Nels Sundquist
Sundquist
Augusta A. Hive
Masonic Hall
Hattie Aldrich
Archie LeRoy Tucker
Elizabeth Neva Wardrobe
Genesee
Wardrobe
Lewiston State Normal School
Wilber
Wash
Tucker
Market prices for Lewiston produce and livestock
The Teller lists current prices for Lewiston produce and livestock. Wheat and flax prices appear uncertain in the excerpt. Fat hogs bring 60 to 64 cents per pound, with stall fed cattle at 4 cents. Cows pay 3 cents per pound, mutton and veal at quoted but unclear rates, butter around 85 cents per pound, and shoulders priced from 65 cents to $1.25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewiston
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ninneman Hardware Company
Studebaker
Ninneman Hardware CO
Main Street
Fletcher Hardware Co
J.S. Cox Outfitting CO
Hendle
Roslyn and
Cle-Elum
First Street
North
J. M. Pierce
Lenore Trading Company
Shattner
U. S. Marshes
Mos
J. W. Jordon
J. W. Rozen
Russell
Curtis Thatcher
Masonic Lodge
A. J. Showalter
Palouse
DeFrance
Holland
Pollard
William White
Fargo
N. D
White Bros
Little City
White
Jack Ponting
Fifth Street
Austin Gregory
Vollmer Clearwater Company
Culdesac
Gregory
J. S. McDonald
Melrose
W. E. Stoddard
L. W. Sperry
Clearwater River
A. S. Thurber
Penn Mutual Insurance Company
Harry Schieler
Warrens
Boise
Grangeville
Walla Walla
Lewiston Markets
Garland Heaters
Main St
Idaho
J. Alexander CO
Conservative
John P. Vollmer & Co
Lewiston Milling Co. Ltd
Clyde J. Vassar
Undertaker
Charles Run
Eatonduu
Meuli & Lomax Clothiers and Furnishers
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