The varied experience that Mr. Chase has had in different portions of the United States has satisfied him that the fertile and favored spot of the reservation country is a place worthy to be courted and as a country of resources for the farmer and stockman it is unexcelled. His … Read more
A man of integrity and sound principles and whose life has demonstrated his worth and ability as a staunch citizen, it is becoming that we accord him space in the history of his County. Eli A. Leach was born in Greenview, Menard County, Illinois, being the son of Salathiel G. … Read more
Elijah N. Keeney is one of the principal owners of the town site of Eugene, which post office is known as Gifford. He has always been public spirited and generous for the up building of the town and surrounding country. He has donated lots to several worthy purposes and is … Read more
Elmer D. Nichols is one of the younger men of Nez Perces County, but is also one of the pioneers, having come here with his parents when he was but one year of age, thus spending his life largely within its precincts and always being one of the men whose … Read more
Edward J. Northcutt is a veritable pioneer of the pioneers and has a history that is well worth chronicling in any volume that attempts to outline the history of Nez Perces County. He is really the father of Culdesac, which is one of his late ventures in life, his former … Read more
Edward L. Wiggin is one of the leading commercial men of Lewiston, handling an establishment as tobacconist, wherein he has made a good success. He is a native of Dayton, Washington, being born of pioneer parents, Lott and Mary J. (Newell) Wiggin, on February 15, 1871. His father was a … Read more
About six miles northwest from Morrow is the home place of our subject, which was secured by homestead right on June 7. 1897. Since that time, Mr. Hegel has devoted himself to improving the farm and building up the country. He’s a man of industry and worth and is entitled … Read more
A pioneer of various sections, a veteran of the terrible war of the Rebellion, a capable and public minded citizen, and now one of the well to do farmers in the vicinity of Melrose, the subject of this article is granted consideration in this volume by right. Electus M. Frost … Read more
Edward F. Anderson was born on February 17, 1 851, in Union County, Georgia, being the son of Andy and Adaline (Dicken) Anderson, natives of Tennessee. They removed to Union County, Georgia, thence to Benton County, Arkansas, and in 1862 to Dade County, Missouri. In August, 1863, Mr. Anderson enlisted … Read more
Two and one half miles northeast from Lapwai is the quarter section where is located the family home of the subject of this article. He has improved the land in a very praiseworthy manner, having good buildings and an orchard of two thousand trees. It is quite appropriate that this … Read more