Lewiston poised for new railroad facilities say editors
The Lewiston area is seen as gaining new railroad facilities soon. The Oregonian argues Portland will handle increased traffic from Idaho and eastern Oregon as crops and grain exports grow. The vision includes a water level route Huntington to Spokane and a Lewiston Riparia line. Stand up for Lewiston.
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Portland
Pacific
Mitwanten
Riparia
Salt Lake
Kern F
Lewiston & Owyhee
Rauce
Sjomsie
Huntington
Spo
Harriman
Spokane
Bellingham Bay
Harrimian
Puget Sound
Lewiston & Owyheé
Lewiston- Riparia
Idaho
Clearwater
Snake River
Oregon
Oregonian
Liwiston
Governor Morrison Visit to Lewiston Bypasses Politics
Idaho Governor Morrison and Mrs. Morrison visited Lewiston for a brief, nonpolitical sojourn. An informal reception at the Raymond hotel and an oyster feed at the Grand hotel followed arrivals at the Northern Pacific depot. Speakers praised northern Idaho prosperity, local institutions, and Republican leadership while opposing the Clearwater river franchise. The governor left for Boise Sunday to resume official duties and schooling plans for his children.
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Idaho
Tracy
Morrison
Lewiston
Northern Pacific
Raymond Hotel
Grand Hotel
Seen Pont
Clearwater
Idaho State University
Lewiston State Normal
Moscow
North
Republican Party
J. B. West
Congress
E. O'Neill
Coeut d’Alenes
Coeur d’Alenes
Snake River
Miles S. Johnson
Geo. A. Manning
Manning
Boise
Doubling the Dollars Doubling the Dollars
Real estate in Clarkston and Vineland shows substantial gains with 50 to 60 percent increases over recent years. The ad targets both wealthy and low wealth buyers, promising easy cash discounts and building-home terms. Lewiston Water and Power Co.
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Clarkston
Vineland
Public Land Notices and Final Proof Claims at Lewiston
Notices from the U S Land Office Lewiston Idaho dated Aug 22 1903 to Oct 12 1903 announce settlers Charles Leachman Marion Rich and Elizabeth Wright filing final proof for land claims with witnesses named. Additional timber land notices name Melita Hausman Christina Farley and others with hearings scheduled in November 1903 and requests for adverse claimants to file by specified dates.
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Joe States Land Offic
Lewiston
Idaho
California
Nevada
Washington Territory
Christian Holeer
Forest
Nez Perce
Edward Holee
Peeies Janeane
Lias Nelson
James Harris
J. B. Wesy
Register
Mt of the Interior
United States Land Office
William Mc Blair
Joseph Kobloth Comtestee
Lewiston Idaho
Charles H Gary
Ttment of the Interior
Lewison
Charles BE. Leachman
Frank J. Williard
Waha
Lafayette Mounce
Edward A. Leachman
Arthur Ketchum
J. B. West
Papermiew of the Interior
Wiston
Marion Rich
Lapwal
Nw& Sec
Wesnand G. Williams
Lapwai
Kaho
William Paulmer
John J. Philip
James W. Phillips
Seven
B. West
aUpies States Land Office
Oregon
Elizabeth Wright
Genesee
Latah
James G. Pants
Joseph A. Te
Ciara A. Bail
Daniel H. Farley
West Register
Coperment
Interior Land Office
Maho
Henry Thiessen
John McCormack
William McCormak
Esau Kipp
Fairburn
John Provosi
Stickpoo
States Land Office
Congress
Melita Hausman
Renge
Mae N. Phin
Spokane
Wash
Luella Phinn
Catherine Carroll
Neeee
Seoiniee
Chistra Farley
Palouse
Whitman
Washington
Dan G. Farley
Bert Farley
Karah Farley
Benjamin F. Aytch
J. B. Wusr
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C. A. Foresman
Railroad Prospects
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Lewiston Water & Power Co
J. B
West, Register
W. F. Kerrensaen
J Alexander
Grorce H. Exsrrr
Cashier
Lewiston National Bank
Main and Fourth Sts
Lewiston, Idaho
Kettenr Rris
Alexander
J B Moll
J. Co. C
BUNNE
Lin Kettr Este
GEO
GS Beach
T. R.C
States
Europe
United
J. P. Voriner
Press
Volumer
Vice Press
E. W. Raves
W. L. Thompson
First National Bank
Buy
Strongest Bank
Idaho National Bank
W. P. Hurisot
G. W. Thompson
J. D. Toomas
L. Cresix
Idaho Trust Company
Dill Brothers, Prop's
East Main Street
Radio
W.C MaAllory
Harry Lyndon
Mallory & Lydon
Selephone
Orner
Russell Threshing
the Lewiston Trading
China
Idaho Tea Company
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