Peck and Portland visitors fill city notes
Paragraphically Cold Thomas Kirby of Peck was in the city yesterday. Miss Sadie Lawler of Portland is visiting in the city. Charles Miles of Webbridge was in the city yesterday. Jr. B. Reid, a Genesee citizen, was in the city Monday. Mrs. Geo. F. Loeb returned from Portland. Harvest bands are in the city awaiting fair weather for the Peck fair between the 5th and 16th of October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Kirby
Peck
Sadie Lawler
Portland
Charles Miles
Webbridge
E. D. Potvin
M. Reiley
W. P. Hurlburt
Orofino
le Pard
Kippen
Jr. B. Reid
Genesee
Geo. F. Loeb
T. S. Ward
Masonic Lodge
Boise
G. W. Thompson
Nusome Creek
Local notes on visitors and upcoming events in Lewiston
H H Waterman of Baker city visits with brother in law Henry Nagle and family while Commissioners Welker and Hollenbeck attend county board. A Arnold plans to locate timber claims at North Fork. Lewiston construction to start after Stites buildings finish. Lewiston band to perform next Thursday at the opera house. Arthur Webster of Potlatch bought a house in Leland. Mrs S B Hawes of Boise to teach at Nez Perce institute. Frank Roberts of Stites reports petrified wood specimen for mining bureau. Mrs J M Edwards and children vacationing from Wild Goose aboard Imnaha, in Garden Gulch. Fred Garberson funeral held at 3 with K P Lodge in charge. Johnnie Manley preparing shipment to Moscow. plans Northwest Canada relocation. J M Edward with Nels Hether et al depart for China Garden creek properties. development work planned. Land office rules contest Sternes K Gainer vs Chris Guldager ruled for Gainer. Lewis Hacker vs Fred Clark ruled for Hacker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Waterman
Baker City
Henry Nagle
George Welker
Sam Hollenbeck
A. Arnold
North Fork
Lewiston
Stites
Opera House
Arthur Webster
the Potlatch
Webster
Leland
Emmet Blackington
S. B. Hawes
Boise
Nez Perce
Frank Roberts
Mining Bureau
J. M. Edwards
Wildgoose
Garden Gulch
Fred Garberson
Vasser
K. of P
Johnnie Manley
Moscow
County records and local notes from the court house
Assessor Gifford moves into a new courthouse quarters as the public eyes the new setup. Miss Bernice McCoy, county superintendent of schools, schedules teachers examinations on September 15 and 26 with questions drawn from school districts and finances. A harvest hand Abe Lawrence, jailed briefly after a scuffle with Marshal Masters, is fined and leaves town after payment by friends. Commissioner meeting covers the S H Malone road issue with miles of ridgeline fencing and a county bid to open the road once funds are assured. Charles Miles, a road advocate, has funded the initial grade on his farm supporting the project and earns praise for progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice McCoy
Court House
Abe Lawrence
Marshal Masters
Lawrence
Masters
Charles Monroe
Justice Coburn
Ff. Malone
Charles Miles
S. H. Malone
Miles
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Ninneman Hardware Company
Studebaker
Ninneman Hardware CO
Main Street
Fletcher Hardware Co
Gandy
Jackson
Lewiston, Idaho
A. S Thurber
J. S. Cox Outfitting CO
480 East Main ST
Daniel Bowes
The
Quaker Nursery Company
City
Nezperce
W. B. Stainton
the Tribune
Grangeville
Marsh Wright
State University
Philip Johnson
California
Cottonwood Creek
Marcus McGraw
Northwest Life Insurance Company
Kendrick
James
Charley Torgeson
Greer
Salmon River Country
Idaho
U.S Land Office
State of Idaho
P. Talbot
Mrs. N. Thornburg
J. L. Brunt
Robt. Coffdy
D. P. Toogood
P. S. Quinlisk
Edgar Shearer
Jacob D. Shearer
Quinlisk
F. Matthewson
E. Christianson
Pleasant Scott
James Baker
O Ae
Wallace Jarrett Seeeee
George Brow
David Kirk
Crooks Placer Mine
Daniel M. Baker
Byron Jenkins
W. K. S. Gregory
Wm. M. Crandall
Wallace Jarrett
Clement S. Hanna
Frank D. Smith
T. Gibbons
P.E Sherwin
A. Sheeby
Co. I, Hall
Joan Tracy Morrison
State Land Board
Gifford
Eer
P. W
D. M. Osban
Ow! Co
Dent & Ntler
R.N. Wright Ninneman
Lewiston Markets
Lewiston Wheat (Club
Bate
Monarch
Bie
Eader
J. Alexander
John P. Vollmer & Co
Lewiston Milling Co. Ltd
Clyde J. Vassar
Undertaker
Neal
Thatcher King
Mive
Charles A. Eaton
Meuli & Lomas Clothiers and Furnisher
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