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History of Idaho; a narrative account of its historical progress, its people and its principal interests . onths. ASTOR A. Se.\borg. One of the alert and progres-sive young business men of Lewiston, the fine countyseat of Nez Perce county and the leading industrialand commercial center of northern Idaho, is , who is secretary, treasurer and generalmanager of the Idaho Ice & Cold Storage Company,one of the important concerns of Lewiston and onewhose plant is of the best modern type. Mr. Sea-borg has been a resident of Lewiston since 1909, hasshown himself a most enterprising and relia
History of Idaho; a narrative account of its historical progress, its people and its principal interests . onths. ASTOR A. Se.\borg. One of the alert and progres-sive young business men of Lewiston, the fine countyseat of Nez Perce county and the leading industrialand commercial center of northern Idaho, is , who is secretary, treasurer and generalmanager of the Idaho Ice & Cold Storage Company,one of the important concerns of Lewiston and onewhose plant is of the best modern type. Mr. Sea-borg has been a resident of Lewiston since 1909, hasshown himself a most enterprising and reliable busi-ness man. with excellent initiative and construc-tive powers, and his civic loyalty has been shown inhis earnest support of all measures tending to ad-vance the best interests of his home city and state,the while he has gained impregnable vantage-groundin popular confidence and esteem. With all of consistency was Mr. Seaborg giventhe personal name of Astor, for he was born in thehistoric old town of Astoria, Oregon, on the 12th THE NEW TO-^POBLIC LIBR . ABTOK, LENOX•ntDEN FOUND A TIONjJ. HISTORY OF IDAHO 863 of January, 1879. His parents were B. A. and Char-lotte (Burman) Seaborg, now livjng at Medford,Oregon, the. father a retired sahnon A. Seaborg is indebted to the pubHc schoolsof his native town for his early educational train-ing, and later he continued his studies in the schoolsof Belmont, San Mateo county, California, besideswhich he completed a course in the Portland Busi-ness College, at Portland, Oregon. As a boy hewas employed for some time in a clerical capacityby the Aberdeen Packing Company, of Astoria, andwith this concern he continued until 1900, in themeanwhile having advanced to a position of dis-tinctive trust and responsibility. In the year men-tioned Mr. Seaborg engaged in the real-estate busi-ness at Ilvvaco, Washington, just across the riverfrom Astoria, and he not only became one of therepresentative business men of this village
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