Paragraphical Cold The Teller City Visitors and Departures
John P Vollmer left for Spokane this morning. Joe Jones of Myrtle visited the city Saturday. W P Bounds of Asotin visited yesterday. A Gritman departed yesterday for country work. Kiam Rexford of Colfax visiting. Rev Thomas Warren of Lapwai visiting today from Spalding. Wm Havernick liveryman of Orofino in the city yesterday. Wilford Gifford and wife with friends Sunday. E D Potvin returned from Duluth and eastern points. Dr B L Cole and G G Martin of Culdiac visited Lewiston Sunday. Mrs J P Campbell arrived from Oregon. Miss Leola Schofield to Gen public schools. A C Coburn and family left Mohler and Gilford. Mrs D J McGilvery and Lena returned from Lake Waha outing. I H Sinclair and family agent at Spalding visited Saturday. Ben Zurnstein of Skookum bakery left for Kamiah. Edward McNace and wife left for Chicago. Miss Kate Needham left to resume Spokane public schools. Willie Debuc left to resume Donzago college work in Spokane.
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John P. Vollmer
Spokane
Joe Jones
Myrtle
W. P. Bounds
Asotin
Gritman
Kiam Rexford
Colfax
Thomas Warren
Lapwai
Spalding
Wm. Havernick
Orofino
Wm. Nates
Andrews
Wilford Gifford
Pearl
Maude Warren
Pullman
E. D. Potvin
Duluth
B. L. Cole
G . G. Martin F
Culdiac
Lewiston
J. P. Campbell
Oregon
Leola Schofield
Gen. A. C. Coburn
Mohler and Gilford
Donzago College
Portland
Fred Woods
The
Mining Bureau
Pierce City
Pete Frazier
Jacob Tuber
Delphos
Ohio
H. L. Chittenden
International Correspondence School
Walla Walla
Joe Barham
Williams
Ed Arant
William Hogan
Grangeville
Imperial
Geo. H. Black
Wallace
Jessie Mavernick
Ada Storer
Miss Havernick
Clarkston
F. A. Fenn
Ruth Talkington
Talkington
Anaconda
Montana
F. Osman
John Weber
Oakland
Wisconsin
C. P. Coburn
Sears
Lolo Creek
Ab Masters
Fred T. Dubois
F. H. Newell
National Irrigation Projects
Idaho
Myrtle Titus
Clearwater
de France
Frank Morris
Mr. Morris
Missouri
Lewiston Notes Sourceless Local Movement Updates
White Bros. E A and others depart to inspect crops, mine visits, travels to Spokane Walla Walla and Portland regions, and university posts. Local officials, educators, and business leaders voyage between Lewiston, Kendrick, Grangeville, Kooskia, Orofino, Spokane, and Portland while appointments and duties are noted.
Local printers form new union chapter in city
Yesterday the charter arrived from J. W. Ramwood secretary of the International Printer's Association of Indianapolis. President Chas. R. Leary will convene a Sunday meeting at two o'clock to elect permanent officers, as over twenty members join the local union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inter’s Association
J. W. Ramwood
International Printer’s Association of Indianapolis
Chas. R. Leary
August Births and Deaths Reported by City Physician
City physician Carson records three August deaths and three births. Births include a girl to Mrs. Arthur Strong on August 8, a boy to Mrs. Jacob Schebert on August 29, and a boy to Mrs. Wm White on August 44. Deaths: Guy McDowel from Bright’s disease on August 11, Marietta Bucknell from typh fever on August 25, and J M Huber by suicide on August 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Physican
Carson
Arthur Strong
Jacob Schebert
Wm. White
Guy McDowel
Bright
Marietta
Imnaha Returns to Coal and Rail Freight Changes
Captain Harry Bangham brings the steamer Imnaha to Lewiston for coal after work on a rock reef near Grande Ronde river mouth. The ship heads to Cash Bar to clear navigation obstructions, about ten days away. Northern Pacific freight shifts move to Moscow with trains running Stites to Moscow and Moscow to Spokane. a Lewiston yard engine will handle city freight and Cal branch work. Conductor Geo Philips to resume duties after illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Bangham
Imnaha
Lewiston
Grande Ronde
Northern Pacific
Pullman
Moscow
Stites
Spokane
City
Potlatch Junction
Cal
Geo. Philips
Land Board Orders Land Relinquishment in Idaho County
The state land board ordered settlers and mineral claimants' lands in Idaho county relinquished September 10. The action follows reviews by Chief Clerk Jackson and Selector Goldsmith, with Hastings relaying instructions. About 31 settlers affected. board also reports on railroad valuations and state merchandise totals by county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho County
Hastings
State Land Board
Goldsmith
Craig Mountain
Jackson
Deeds Record Lewiston Parcel Transfer
M Donzac transfers lots 5 and 6 in block 3 Oxford addition Lewiston to Edward Feehan for a $200 consideration in the abstract sheet prepared by M K Barnett for the week ending September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. K. Barnett
M. Donzac
Edward Feehan
Oxford Addition
Lewiston
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Studebaker
Ninneman Hardware CO
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Fletcher Hardware Co
Gandy
Lewiston, Idaho
A. S Thurber
J.S. Cox Outfitting Co
East Main Street
Bessie Church
Academy of Visitation
Lulu French
G. O. McMinimy
Yesterda
Genesee
John B. Anderson
California
Anderson
Mabel E. Bray
Washin
Thomas
Lepwai
Louis Thomas
Lewiston Normal School
Dr. Alcorn
Kooskia
Alcorn
Land Board
State Board
State Board of Equalization
Ada County
Ada
Bannock
Bear Lake
Bingham
Blaine
Boise
Ee Co i
Washington
Bie
Eader
Japan
Arm & Hammer Soda
Ralston Health Food
J. Alexander CO
John P. Vollmer & Co
Lewiston Milling Co. Ltd
Century
Clyde J. Vassar
Undertaker
Ssor Tolc, Neal
Thatgherg Kling
Nez Peace County
Meuli & Lomax Clothiers and Furnishers
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