Baseball Prospects Stir Grangeville and Nezperce Region
Grangeville and neighboring towns mobilize for a spring baseball season with Dr. Warner predicting a strong lineup and well equipped players. Cottonwood Chronicle and Reubens Citizer report teams forming, meetings held, and local business support growing as Lewiston, Grangeville, and Cottonwood push to field competitive squads.
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Warner
Grangeville Volts
Reubens
Grangeville
Cottonwood
Dr. Beandette
Vollmer
Ilo
Volmer
Nezperce
Lewiston
Cottonwood Chronicle
Reubens Citizer
Fred Lang
Penant
Gaignard
A. J. Marshal
Wm. Olson
Reubens Will
Spelling Contest Planned for Grangeville March 15
A countywide spelling contest will be held in Grangeville on Saturday evening March 15 open to all pupils below Idaho county high school. Ten districts will send three contestants each with a committee of teachers supervising. The county superintendent will provide a 1000 word list and prize money of 25 10 and 5 to top finishers.
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Grangeville
Idaho County
Glanville
Tahoe
Harris
Kooskia
Stites
Miller Hardware and Implement Company Formed in City
The J. E. Miller Implement Company is reorganized as Miller Hardware and Implement Company Limited with capital of 50000 dollars and 31400 dollars subscribed stock. New proprietors include J G Kimers A C Rituel and Marion Webey, expanding the firm’s leadership and anticipating rapid growth.
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J. E. Miller
Two Odd Fellows Pass On In Kamiah Prominent local Odd Fellow buried
Charles Adams a Kamiah resident and longtime Odd Fellow died suddenly in Port where he was visiting while addressing lodge members. His body was shipped home for interment with fraternal honors as many outside Odd Fellows attended. N Berray died suddenly at his Kamiah home after years of residence and active Odd Fellowship, having taken part in the Buffalo Hump stampede before moving on to Kamiah.
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Charles Adams
Odd
Kamiah
Mr. Adams
Portand
Cdy
N. Berray
Grangeville
Open River Open River Wants Divorce Now Assured From Mormon North
The Commercial Club of Lewiston reports passage of the Celilo canal bill with funding raised to 1,200,000 and related river improvements. Northwest leaders aim to open navigation Lewiston to Portland by 1915 and celebrate in 1915 with river craft. North Idaho anxieties grow over southern political domination and calls for new state or American party unity to counter Mormon influence.
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Commercial Club of
Lewiston
Idaho
Washington
Northwest
House
Senate
Columbia
Calilo
Snake River
Portland
Celilo Canal
Senator Bourne
Oregon
United States Engineers
Congress
Dalles
Cascade Rapids
Celilo Falls
Panama Canal
Snake
Upper Columbia
U. S
Great Waterway
Northwest States
Astoria
Northwest Waterways Association
C. E. Montieth
Daily Tribune
North Idaho
State University
Boise
Southeast
North
Southwest
Nezperce County
State Normal School
Lewiston Normal School
Northwest Livestock Association
Middle West
Sandpoint
Florence miner Harry Hinkson visits town this week
Florence mining man Harry Hinkson spent a few days in the city this week.
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Harry Hinkson
Florence
City
Cattle Wintering Strongly Along Snake and Salmon Rivers
White Bird March 3 Seth Jones reports cattle along the Snake and Salmon rivers are wintering well with food to April 1. About 5000 head are being fed by George Wood, Pittsburg Gur, Platt and Jones, and others. Total losses under 2 percent, with Texas stock faring better. Ben Reeves fed 600 head. two native cattle lost to a bluff and barb wire entanglement.
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White Bird
Joe Wade
the Tribune
Seth Jones
Big Canyon
Snake River
George Wood
Pittsburg
Gur
Frank Wyatt
Pittsboro
George Behewn
Platt & Jones
Salmon River
Snake and
Texas
Lower
Ben Reeves
Stock Law Against Deer In Rural Hills
Deer roam the hillsides across the Middlefork and are described as tame nuisances. Orchard owner Joe Henn reports daily visits by the deer, likening them to roaming cattle and hogs before fences existed. Romaald Cote returned Monday from Lewiston after a week’s visit.
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Joe Henn
Kooskia
Romaald Cote
Lewiston
Border Days Growth Aims To Boost Grangeville Event
Border Days in Grangeville gains momentum as town and Idaho county rally behind the western show. Meetings, endorsements, and booster remarks from locals and visitors push plans for the fall spectacle attracting promoters, cowboys, and Nez Perce rider Jack Sundown.
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Grangeville
Idaho County
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Prairie Towns
Reubens Citizen
Miller Hardware and Implement Co
ODD Fellows
Fred Meader
Commercial Club
Opera House
United
Tamblyn
Ole Johnson
Joseph
Trim
Bill Rooke
Jovinville
Border Days
Jack Sundown
Sundown
Buffalo Bill
Lewiston Tribune
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