Panhandle Lumber Company
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- Jan 23, 1908Newport's Riverfront Changed Hands in a Single $25,000 DealC. P. Lindsley, president of Panhandle Lumber and the Pend d'Oreille River Navigation Company, bought 300 acres of timberland plus riverfront lots from Wm. Vane—and a steamboat company took a new name.Newport, WA
- Nov 11, 1909The Last Steamboat Ties Up as the Railroad Reaches MetalineWith the Idaho Washington Northern extension complete, the Pend Oreille River's freight and passenger boats went out of service — ending an era that old-timers remembered as romantic and hard-won.Newport, WA
- May 26, 1910A Forest Fire at Tiger Burns 700,000 Feet of Logs and Two HomesThe Panhandle Lumber Company loses a vast pile of cut logs along the track, and two families — including Mrs. Parker and her daughters — watch their homes burn.Tiger, WA