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Newspaper
Lewiston Daily Teller
Location
Lewiston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1902
Page
3
Hart Lorton an osteopath physician in Lewiston Idaho argues osteopathy cures chronic diseases by correcting anatomical faults and freeing nerve and vessel function. He cites heart and lung issues nasal throat ear troubles and joint and digestive problems respond to treatment and invites readers to call or write for more information.
A stream of short items notes yields of flax and oats, new homes and farms near Winchester and Mohler, and residents building cottages. It mentions Cyclone Davis campaigning in Nezperce prairie, Schick taking charge of the Culdesac Register, and Lincolntype political quiet around Spalding. Also reports plans for a creamery, NP rail work near Pardee, and hotel transactions in Lapwai and Culdesac.
Postmaster T O Hanlon reports a $2000 monthly money order business for Mohler. A new furniture stock fills the room beside the post office. The M E church nears completion with a 4500 dollar frame building. Mobler Trading Co expands with a general store. A new public school building, on rising ground west of the street, will cost about 500. Mohler implement Co occupies a 60 by 60 foot store with a second floor hall. an additional 20 by 60 foot shed will be added. A postal service agent praised the rural route north of town and screened candidates for carriers. Branvon advertises final proof for his homestead with fine Wolf River apples as collateral proof. Observer Alpe forecasts fair weather today and Saturday.
Warren of Fletcher harvested four acres of Little Club wheat yielding 475 bushels while 22 acres produced 1400 bushels of barley oats and 30 acres yielded 460 bushels of flax. Charles Leland visits Grangeville relatives during the fair.
Notice calls a stockholders meeting for October 20 1902 at 9 a m in Lewiston Idaho to elect five directors for the first year and adopt by laws and conduct other business. Directors will then meet at 10 a m to select president vice president secretary and treasurer and handle further business. FRANK W. KETTERNBACH acting president.
In the Northern Division of Idaho a bankruptcy petition by Fred Hechter seeks discharge of all debts, with a hearing ordered for late September 1902 and notices to creditors by mail. Also mentions a separate public notice by Van W. Hasbrouck and other items including a stray mare and a missing person inquiry in Idaho.
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