Accidents and Developments Reported at Spokan Falls
The Weekly includes news of Rev H T Cowley's broken leg after a pony toss at Deep Creek his doctors state he is improving. a man named Henry Tige identified as the drowned miner after a mill pond accident. a missing tie contractor B T Simmons last seen at Small's camp on Hangman Creek with extensive searches failing to locate him. Reports on bridge bids for the Spokan River project and local business moves including Hagan opening a furniture stock, Miller & Sons securing the bridge contract, and real estate activity by Capt Hunter Maj Keefer and others. Also notes on new druggist Turner, Dr Weed health return, and brick building contract by J M Squires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. T. Cowley
Fog Jv
Deep Creek
Henry Tige
Quincey
Ill
B. T. Simmons
Small
Hangman Creek
Simmons
Furstrur
Louis Hagan
Walla Walla
Riverside Avenue
Neward Street
Hagan
Emigration Routes to the West Told in Letter
Readers learn three main paths for Eastern travelers seeking land in the new country. The fastest route: Omaha to Ogden by wagon road in two to three weeks, then on to the upcountry. Other options include rail to Kelton then by stage to Walla Walla, or sail to Portland and Almota via San Francisco and the coast. Prices vary. the San Francisco Portland route is cheapest when not hauling a team. The letter also notes ocean routes, overland travel, and scenic river travel on the Columbia with emphasis on suitable mounts and stages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tor Times
Omaha
Ogden
Kelton
Walla Walla
Colfax
Spokan Falls
San Francisco
Portland
Oregon
Almota
Overland Railroad Company
California
Dalles
Alimota
Penawawa
Puget
Columbia River
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Tims
Francis Fl. Coox
Thaes” Pub. Co
Spokun Falls
Local Intelligence
Masonic Lodge
Wallula
Deep Creek Falls
W. T
M.S. Anderson
John Nicholls
Emma A. Edes
McCammon & Whitman's
E B. Honeaker
Samuel Arthur
Patrick Eagan
Cayuse Corral
W. M. Wolverton
Col. Nash
Mr. Lincolln
N. P. Rail, Road
Howard Street Bridge
Miller & Son
Tae Tiss
Spokan River
Howard Street
Citizens’ Building and Finance Committees
North Channel
Middle Channel
Mill Pond
J. L. Bayley
WAR Department
Signal Service
United States Army
Beneft of Commerce and Agrisulture
W.T
Web
Thur
J. W. List
George Brown
Post Street
Sprague
the Avenue
J.T. Lockhart
Spokan
Stevens
Davidson
Capt. Hunter
Lieut. Foltz
J. B. Keefer
U.S. A
Main Street
Little Spokan
Fort Colville
A. J. Miner
E. M. Downing
Coeur d’Alene Lake
Rockford
Col. Merriam
Turner
Tax Times
F. R. Moore & Co
Capt. Nosler
H. French
A. E. Ellis
M. 8. Anderson
J. Henry Buchholz
Sarah F. Balon
Spokan County
McCammon & Whitman
L. E. Sampson
Tacoma
J. M. Hays
New Tacoma
Kalama
Stevenson
Mediical Lake
J. M. Squires
L T. Benham
Bar
Cain
D. Moore
Serg’t Signal Corps
North Pacific
Winsworth
Lewis B. Fenwick
Chewelah
Stevens County
Washington Territory
Ohn A. Simms
Lewis
Fenwick
Pept
Columbia
Vancouver Barracks
Fort Canby
Boise Barracks
Fort Walla Walla
Fort Townsend
Vancouver Depot
Ft Cour d'Alene
Camp Spokan
Fort Klamath
Oga
Fort Lapwai
C. G. Sawtelle
City Bakery
Steven
W. Penn
Moran Prairie
T. M. Weger
Merienn
Scisxcific American
Scientific American
Munn &O
Park Row
New York
Patewes
Mesers, Moun & Co
Munn & Co
N.Y
Cor
F & 7Th Ste
Washington, D.C
Lawson Bros
Fairbanks
North Pacific Hotel
B. & Co., Proprietors
Cer
Andersonville
John H. McElroy
Fate of
Co. L 16Th Ill
Cav
Andarsonville
Richmond
Saryanbab
Millen
Florence
Belle Isle
Danville
Salisbury
Cahawba
North
Union
Atlanta
Francis H. Cook
Tee
Preat Spoean
Spoean Falls
Jeach
British Columbia
Idaho
TIMES
Pokan
Bennett & Harvey
J. B. Dongle
Front Street
Gutta Percha Rubber Co
Wosc
J.k.gill& Co
Booksellers & Stationers
First &T
NEW Text Books
Washington
Tinder
F.S. Chadbour
San Francis
Shindler & Chadbourne
Sole Agenta
Wakefieldd Rattan Co
Willsburg
Rzrs
Brugs
Pacific Afgeir