Governor Tracy Morrison May Visit Lewiston Saturday
Governor Morrison was expected in Moscow tonight and may arrive in Lewiston Saturday evening. An informal reception with light refreshments and remarks could be arranged if his plans permit, but no definite schedule was set and local arrangements depend on his movements.
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Tracy Morrison
C. A. Hastings
Potlatch Junction
Moscow
Lewiston
Morrison
Hastings
Lewiston Visitor Predicts City to Reach 25000 in Ten Years
J G P Hildebrand a Lincoln Star reporter and former Nebraska official visited Lewiston and predicted the city will grow to 25 000 to 30 000, becoming a mining and commercial center with wholesale houses and distributing point for a vast intermountain region. He praised its location and climate and noted mining, fruit raising, and manufacturing as future strengths. He departs for Spokane after the visit. Additionally, potatoes of the World's Beauty variety near Green Creek were noted as promising, with a haul of 13 pounds 6 ounces from two bills. The weather at BurraLo Hump is stormy with heavy snow, affecting travel and prospecting.
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J. G. P. Hildebrand
Lincoln
Nebr
Daily Star
D E. Thompson
United States
Brazil
Lewiston
Hildebrand
Nebraska
Democratic Central
William Jennings Bryan
Spokane
Idaho
Union
The
Star
Hilderbrand
Lane
Green Creek
Assessment Complaints Heard At City Council Meeting
The city council discussed equalization of taxes with many residents filing petitions for relief. Several property values were adjusted, including a case where a valuation of 1900 was raised to 2400. the widow's exemption was also considered. The session followed Mayor Kress's principle of treating taxpayers like neighbors while reporting on improvements at Imnaha including a nine foot copper ore seam and a new smelter project.
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LeQuime
Kress
Public School Opens with Record Registration This Week
Six hundred twenty four pupils registered at the public school building as grading and classes begin after Labor Day. Superintendent Wright reports growing enrollment, with 624 this week and expectations of 675 by month end. The high school and business department run full, two new basement rooms provide space, and the football team begins reorganization for the season.
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Wright
Presbyterian Church
Gene Gregory Named Spokane High Captain for 1923 Team
Gene Gregory, former halfback on Spokane High School’s football squad, has been elected captain for the upcoming season. He departed yesterday to pursue work in Spokane and hopes to schedule a game with Lewiston Normal during the coming season.
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Lottie Jones
Verna Glasby
Maud Castor
Lewiston
Lester Basher
Myrtle
Philip Johnson
Los Angeles
Cal
Ohio
Wm. Glasby
Gene Gregory
Spokane
Mr. Gregory
Lewiston Normal
Fire Tears Through Walla Walla Athletic Club Building
A late Tuesday night blaze gutted the Walla Walla Athletic Club building causing about 4500 in damage with 2700 insured. The fire started in the club office after the premises were locked for the night and the exact cause is unknown.
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Walla Walla
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Dent
Butler
Kingham
Wholesale & Retail
E. L. Russell
Chase & Sanborn’s
Main St
A. S. Thurber
BurraLo Hump
Council
Imnana
Imnaha
G. A. Nehrhood
Eureka Mining Company
Nehrhood
Mountain
Mr. Nehrkhood
Dean
Mr. Goldsmith
M. L. Goldsmith
Goldsmith
James Dehaven
Grangeville
Mr. Dehaven
Messrs. Harabaugh
Dehaven
Messrs. Goldsmith and
Jackson
Donmacgg
Joseph Plains
Harabaugh
Crooks
Sandy Kemp
Dennis Holland
Crooks Corral Mining Company
James McGrane
Neasievens Cash Hardware Co
T. O. Crozier
F. D. Culver
Justin Delsol
Thompson
A. Fetes
Durham
J. T. Ray
Clearwater Fuel Co
Eeees
Gus Thiessen
Jas. McGrane
Seeenee Seveserre Ces Saveee
Emma Monroe
A. Arnold
Hic
Kettenbach
John Kidd
Thompson’s
O. A. Kjos
Same
I. E. Babb
John P. Vollmer
Prtrrtit
First National Bank
Fred Kreutinger
Vollmer & Kreutinger
Ieee Ee Te
Bert Cox
Idaho Fruit Co
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