I. W. N.
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- Aug 27, 1908The Railroad Gets Its Street Vacations—and Newport Gets a New GradeMayor Appel signs the I.W.N. street-and-alley vacations, clearing the way for regrades, depot improvements and a rebuilt riverfront rail corridor.Newport, WA
- Oct 14, 1909The Railroad That Laid Tracks Through a Burned SchoolyardAfter a forest fire burned School District 135's schoolhouse near Blueslide, the Idaho & Washington Northern laid track over the ashes without condemning the right-of-way. The district is still trying to get paid.Blueslide, WA
- Mar 17, 1910A Jury Settles the Water for CalispellLandowners in the Calispell bottoms are awarded damages, clearing the way for a diking district to reclaim about 100 acres from the annual overflow.Colville, WA
- Apr 14, 1910Help Wanted: The Railroad Boom Outran the WorkforceCrews at Sullivan Creek and Box Canyon needed hundreds more men as clay, springs, and slides slowed the Inland Empire's rail-and-dam boom.Metaline, WA
- Apr 21, 1910Great Northern Promises Newport a $20,000 Brick DepotThe railroad superintendent says work will soon begin on a new brick station on the old depot site, part of a wider burst of passing tracks and ballast work.Newport, WA