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Newspaper
Lewiston Daily Teller
Location
Lewiston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1901
Page
1
The Lewiston ladies, led by Mrs P. Vottder, plan a city beautification effort at Mrs Volt. Mer’s corner near the harbor edge, urging widespread planting and removal of weeds. They emphasize shade and ornamental trees and a prominent fountain on a public thoroughfare, calling for support and encouragement from the community.
CHITTWOOD IS IN A PRISON CELL Can't Gn the Kettle Black Now Jiang Must Face the Truth Justice is on the Throne The note outlines alleged horse theft cases handled by the sheriff with Chittwood imprisoned and calls for accountability and justice.
The Lewis ton valley endures a long running band of horse thieves who stripped ranchers and flooded markets. Investigations linked a ring to Elgin Oregon and Memphis Tennessee, with Sheriff Kroutinger pursuing Chittwood across thousands of miles as trials faltered and key suspects faced prison terms.
The Lewiston Normal School senior class consists of 23 students with diverse backgrounds across Oregon Washington Idaho and Missouri. Members include Bertha Cox from Oregon Julia Torgerson from Spokane and Fay Pierce from Anatone with others from Tekoa Clarkston Lewiston Moscow and Weiser. The group features leaders Fred Cox president and notable graduates such as Jessie Havernick Linnie Gammon and Inda Snyder. The class embodies readiness for life’s challenges and pride in regional origins.
Idaho received the gold medal for its agricultural display the silver for timber and a bronze for the mining resources exhibit at the Buffalo exposition. Vineland is shown going to the front bank with a smelter planned nearby as Enterprise earns its reward.
Judge presiding as Moscow court begins a session with several matters to be heard. Rigley Young faces hearings over gambling losses. Holm and Kidder are indicted in connection with illegal whiskey trading.
The United States Federal court opened in Moscow with many civil mining disputes among Bunker Hill Sullivan and Enterprise State Mining in sixteen cases. Rigley Youngs et al and United States vs. The Leiston Land Log & Lumber Co are set for the term. Grand jury empaneled. indictments include liquor sales on the reservation. Charles Holm’s whiskey case continued. E W Oliver’s illness shortens grand jury work.
Yesterday evening at the First Presbyterian manse in Boise Miss Emma F. Roberts wed Mr. Frank C. Ramsey the ceremony led by Rev Elmer E Fife at 830 PM Guests included Mrs Eugene Sterry sister of the bride Miss O Farrell and Mr H S Worthman A wedding supper followed at the O Farrell residence The couple then took a two week train trip to the Pacific coast Upon returning they will begin housekeeping at Mr Ramsey's present residence
Will Allen and Lotta Springston were united in marriage by Judge Strouse near midnight on Saturday night at d ace near Broadway and Fourth streets. Allen, Idaho United States marshal, and his bride, residing in the city about two years, were attended by Renn Allen and Miss Scott. They left for a bridal tour to nearby cities amid well wishes.
All Saints Day observed with mass at 10 o clock in the morning and a sermon. Sacred Heart devotion at 7 30 p.m. follows rosary and benediction. On Saturday a requiem mass is scheduled for 9 o'clock in the morning with rosary and benediction at 7 30 p.m.
Dr Blalock cautions against uprooting infected orchards and urges spraying to control San Jose scale. He prescribes a sulfur lime salt lye solution, boiling process, and careful application with hot solution, noting trimmed branches must be burned and missed spots watched next season.
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