Local residents and travelers fill Lewiston scene
A crowded roundup of city visitors and locals from nearby creeks and towns with notices of trips to Portland Seattle Spokane Grangeville and Lewiston. Highlights include Joe Zivecs the Spalding meat man and Oliver Boyd of Cottonwood Creek in the city, and bids for the new supreme court building opening October 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Zivecs
Spalding
George Harrington
North Fork
Marion Rich
Tom Beal Creek
Frank Clark
Lapwai Creek
A. D. Gritman
Summit
Gifford Country
Oliver Boyd
Wednnesday
James Haring
Everett
Supreme Court
N. P
Lewiston
Lolo Creek
Wright
Lewiston Politics and Local Tax Controversy Update
State Senator George Crum returns from Mis soula Montana selling fruit for White Bros. Wholesale Produce. A Sunday meeting at the bowling alley seeks to form a team for the winter tournament. Also covered are football practice, property moves, post office staffing changes, new Episcopal rector arrivals, and an Idaho legal opinion on city tax collection by the county assessor with charter-based duties and staffing notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Crum
Missoula
Montana
White Bros. Wholesale Produce Company
Frank Willard
Mountain Home
Waha
Charley Whitcomb
Tammany
Guy Chapman
Adelia Freeman
Steele
Miss Freeman
Everett P. Smith
Episcopal Church
Pocatello
Lewiston
Idaho
Boise
Horne
Johnson
Gifford
W. L. Gifford
Nez Perce
State of
Idaho Swiss Log Cabin at St Louis Exposition Plans
Idaho's St Louis building will mirror Chicago plans by Cutter & Malmgren of Spokane. A one story 60 by 75 foot Swiss style structure features an open central court with fountain, public assembly rooms, women’s suites, Idaho commissioner offices, and a rear storage area. Final plans to be decided soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Chicago
Idaho
Cutter & Malmgren
Coeur d'Alene Press
St. Louis
Thurber Harvester Wins Gold at California State Fair
A. S. Thurber reports that the Haines-Houser combine harvester he sells to farmers near Tewiston won the gold medal at the California state fair. Judges awarded the medal in a contest open to every United States built combine harvester. The award reflects well on the machine and its maker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. S. Thurber
Haines-Houser
Tewiston
United States
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Ninneman Hardware Company
Studebaker
Ninneman Hardware CO
Main Street
Fletcher Hardware Co
J. S. Cox Outfitting CO
480 East Main ST
Ed. Knight
Harry Dowd
White Pine
Robert Rankey and Son
Edward J. Doyle
Seattle
Law College
Washington State University
Charles Ziller
Cave Gulch
Windrum
R. C. Beach
New York City
Mr. Beach
George Hayward
East Main Street
Nitineman Hardware Company
E. H. Libby
Vineland
Sadie Lawler
Kamiah
Miss Lawler
Portland
Land Office
B. F. Weakley
Isaac H. Gifford
Forest
James R. Nolan
Isaac Manning
Lookout
Haines-Houser Combine
NEW Theater
Josh
Spruce
Grand Operatic Orchestra
Carlond
Prings
THE
J. Alexander CO
John P. Vollmer & Co
Lewiston Milling Co. Ltd
FAA
Clyde J. Vassar
Undertaker
Sor Tol C. Neal
Thatcher King
Extensi
Meuli & Lomax Clothiers and Furnishers
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