Paragraphically Cold Local Notes Highlight Lewiston Life
Lewiston area items show Sheriff Kreutinger on business in Portland, Fred Beckwith as Bee Hive clerk, and Atty F J Young in Orofin o on legal business. Many travels, marriages, wards, and public notices color this bustling week with two weddings, a large duck haul, a ferry plan, and a new Lewiston warehouse project.
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Pioneer Mining Company
Sheriff Kreutinger
Portland
Fred Beckwith
Bee Hive
F. J. Young
Orofino
A.G. Wisner
C. K. Fountain
Spokane
Joe Lane
Weippe
Means & Bell
Reverend Henry Brown Sermon Returns to Spokane
Rev Henry Brown preached at M E Church Sunday morning then returned to Spokane early in the week He presided at the union memorial service at the Presbyterian church in honor of our dead President A Moscow tragedy where a boy died from a powder horn explosion stirred Lewiston youths The Stevens child age 1 year 1 week died Sunday at the hill home services held by Rev J A Pine The Tsceminicum Caecilian and Twentieth Century clubs pursue active work for the new year Poll Tax in Nez Perce county to collect $2 from every male with risk of seizure of personal property if not paid
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles S. Johnson
Fred Steinhlaus
Morrow
J. ¥. Thompson
Spokane
Irgin’ Reed
Grangeville
Masonic Grand Lodge
Boise
M. A. Hastman
Cameron
Avery C. ‘Moore
Idaho
Sims
Congress
Culdesac
Nelson Boyer
Rose Rainville
W. P.hurlburt
Menora Babb
Kjos
F. W. Kettenbach
1. McGilvery
B. F. Morris
Pierce
Amelica
J. A. Post
St. Ignatius Mission
Mont
Father Post
Jimo Morris
Interstate Medical Association
Portland
J. P. Campbell
Ada’ County
Far
Alaska
Jas. Shoup
J. J. Duan
R. J. Anderson
F. J. O'Malley
Oliver Rice
Snake River
Stoneburner
Leland
Moody
Orofino
Wallace
Ghent
Captain McCullough
Vineland
J. H. Clear
Wm. Baird
Newsomercreek
Bond
W. A. Simpson
Moscow
W. F. Kettenbach
United States
McKinley
Henderson
Pacific Northwest
Cushman
Washington
Glenn
J. N. Stacy
Elk City
Northwest
Spokane Fair
Lewiston Fair
J. B. Morris
Inland Empire Clinical Society
Morris
Walton Skipworth
Dalles
Oregon
J. L. Dunn
Lewiston
Dunn
Henry Brown
M. E
Union
Presbyterian Church
David Stevens
D. A.stevens
J. A. Pine
Nez Perce
Prominent Divines to Lecture at City Synod Meeting
The body will meet in this city beginning October 3 and continue through Sunday. Prominent divines from other places will lecture or preach each evening during the session. Sunday evening will feature Dr. Thomas Marshall of Chicago as a leading pulpit orator. Delegates from Idaho, Washington and Alaska will be present.
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America
Thomas Marshall
Chicago
Idaho
Washington
Alaska
Grand Ronde coal project advances with new vein
After months of quiet effort the Grand Ronde coal fields report a 36 foot coal vein uncovered and a 400 foot tunnel driven. If progress continues the company will supply Lewiston with first class coal before winter. Estimated costs are $1 per wagon load at the mine and $6 per ton delivered to Lewiston. Bring on the coal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Ronde
Lewiston
Twenty Thousand Bushels Harvest Report for G A Smith
G A Smith completed harvest and hauling from 600 acres, storing 20 000 bushels of grain and two tons of hay. Wheat yielded 35 bushels per acre and barley 40. He estimates a loss from lodging of ten bushels per acre but plans to save by turning stock on fields for fall pasture. In warehouse: 18 000 bushels of wheat and 2 000 of barley. Wheat is high grade blue stem and expected to fetch top prices.
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G A. Smith
New Business Blocks Progress Amid Material Delays
Work on new business blocks proceeds after delays due to material shortages. Scully building brickwork finished, Ket tenbach faces party wall issues, Monice building enters second story, Thiessen awaiting structural iron. A carload of iron and terracotta arrived this week, with more on the way. Contractor Madgwick hopes to start next week.
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Scully
Kettenbach
Monice
Thiessen
Madgwick
Flax Price Rises on Reservation Farm Market
Flax climbs from 1.09 to 1.33 per bushel on the reservation market with daily 6 to 8 cent gains since last week. Demand for threshers grows as a Walla Walla crew arrives at Kamiah amid favorable weather and a busy farming period.
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Walla Walla
Kamiah
Farm notes and job ad mix in early report
A man in charge mentions two days of work on the reservation and notes wheat prices and hay hauling timing amid rising prices. The document then carries an old styled job advertisement seeking trustworthy reps in each state with salary of 18 dollars weekly plus expenses, furnished horse and carriage, and requests references via a stamped envelope to the Manager in Chicago.
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Clearwater
Caxton Building
Chicago
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Huntere
Wallace Scott
Sol Caldwell
Judge Steel
Court House
Marasek
Hunt
Swan Kaudson
H. K. Barnett
Robert
Washington City
Marcus Barnett
Buffalo
McGilvery & Boston
N. P
Forbes
The
Clube
Tsceminicum Club
Caecilian Society
Twentieth Century Club
Grand Ronde Coal
Flax
Concord
J. S. Cox & Son
Main
Waterman
Thatcher & Kling
Meuli
Lomax
Joseph
Alexander
Lewiston Milling Co., Ltd
Century
J. O. Vassar
F. B. Willis
Sec
Old Fellows’ Building
Thompson & Brashears
J. H. Bethel
Lewiston, Idaho
Adrian R. Sweet
Binnard Block
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