Teachers Examination Results Announced in County
The examining board reported 81 of 89 applicants passed the teachers papers in this city. First grade certificates went to 11, second to 10, and third to 10. Names include Olive Gosa and Katherine Nordoff among first graders, plus Lottie Wilson and Georgia Hansell among second graders. A separate note shows county commissioner J H Morrow absent due to illness, with his assessment raised on the Waitsburg store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Tribune
Suppsseful
Olive Gosa
Katherine Nordoff
Dr. Goa
Elizabeth McKenzie
K. B. Peck
Bertha Baker
Jessie A. Williams
Maud Shermas
Ottimer Quinon
J. E. Young
Bertha Pio Stachling
J. H. Morrow
Board of
Walla Walla County Commissioners and Equalization
J. H. Morrow & Son
Waitsburg
Northwest stock ranch big with eleven hundred calves
Fay Lo Grow of First National Bank Athena is among principal owners of a vast Grab Creek district ranch in Washington. The Hereford operation spans fenced fifteen sections with thousands of acres of outside range, selling over eight hundred head of cattle this season to Walla Walla buyers. Hog prices at seven cents per pound drive local packing trade as Athena ranchers fatten hogs on grain and field byproducts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fay Lo Grow
First National Bank of Athena
Northwest
Grab Creek
Washington
LeGrow
Drombellers
Walla Walla
Crab Creek
Athena
A. Li. Swaggart
Portland
Bank official and editor on hunting trip in mountains
M Kemp assistant cashier of the First National Bank and Fred Boyd editor and shotgun expert left this morning for a several days hunting trip in the mountains with a pack horse and camp outfit. Cashier Le Grow and Mr Kershaw will handle bank duties and the press office supervision is left in questionable hands. Local verdict: unless they return with game the town will feel they were missed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Kemp
Ansistant
Guahier
First National Bank
Fred Boyd
National Irrigation Congress
le Grow
Kershaw
Hood River Swimmer 66 Takes Challenge to Walter Abeck
The Dalles Chronicle reports Hood River’s veteran swimmer John Leland Henderson, once attempting the Dalles to Hood River crossing but deterred by cold water, now accepts the challenge from Portland’s Walter Abeck or any other opponent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalles
John Leland Henderson
Hood River
Walter Abeck
Portland
Shoshone Lands Opened Near Yellowstone for Voters
In Fremont county the Shoshone reservation lands near Yellowstone National Park were opened to prospective settlers who registered and filed applications this past month. The area drew a large number of buyers with fifty acres per acre cited as a price, as Brotherton described a 300 acre crop. He plans to turn his bags in the field to fatten on the down grain amid a hoped for big yield this year, though wheat suffered a broad decline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont County
Yellowstone National Park
Brotherton
Threshing Needs Drive Local Purchases and Travel
Jows sought a threshing machine and purchased a new one to thresh grain promptly. He plans to stack grain immediately with Dr. and Mew. A B Stone visited from Walla Walla, returning from the mountains after several weeks. Dr. Stone will travel to Portland to practice medicine. Kennewick growth is noted from three to thirty six in the local area over time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jows
A. B. Stone
Walla Walla
Threshing Advances as Yields Reported in Bushels
Crop progress notes report continued threshing activity with kvarene yields cited up to five bushels per port area. Local observers record improved harvest pace and rising output expectations despite scattered field conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nore
Donor Promises 10000 For Pendleton Academy Dormitory
W M Brown of Crook County gives 10000 to Pendleton Academy for a boys dormitory. A Koonty gift earlier funded a girls dormitory. Brown attaches conditions including a sustentation fund of 10000 by April 1907 and staged payments through 1909, insured maintenance, and board naming approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Brown
Crook County
Pendleton Academy
J. H. Koonty
Echo
Mr. Brown
H. B. Knight
Plang
W. Brown
Cascade Forest Fires Report Mixed Progress
Reports from the Cascade forest blaze indicate no prospects of complete extinguishment until heavy rains arrive. Conditions are temporarily better as winds have weakened, with only one notable spread in the green timber belt on the lower Santium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Here
Timsbar
Santium
Principal Speaker Named for Eastern Oregon Lendora Meeting
Seboola Wella reports Dr. Winship of Boaten selected as principal speaker for the eastern division gathering of the Oregon State Lendora association to be held in Pendiet from November 20 to 27. Other prominent educators from Washington and Oregon are slated to speak on schools and related issues. Freewater approved a local option vote 52 to 11, prompting further legal questions about city authority to sell land under the law, to be settled by the supreme court. Wheat shipping to Athena continues with large hauls and a big yield at the mill, as farmers push toward harvest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freewater
Lawauity
Supreme Court
Hinganon
Athena
Mille Moody
Uast
Athena Wheat Sale Stirs Hope Amid Sparse Bids
The Athena wheat sale day proceeds with bidders scarce as the Wheatrivers association conducts a second sale under its auspices. Registered consignors include G. W. Planting 800 sacks H J Taylor 7675 sacks J Daud 1700 sacks W P Temple 9000 sacks Christopher Broad 1000 sacks W M Scott 1000 sacks A R Nall 1460 sacks W T Funnbier 2000 sacks Richmond Brow 2000 sacks. Independent buyer Mr Dozier plans to attend amid low Turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athena
Pendleton
Wheatraivers’ Association
Yaelda
Ando
G. W. Planting
H. J. Taylor
Saoka
J. Daud
W. P Temple
Christopher Broad
W. M. Scott
A. R. Nall
W.T. Funnbier
Richmond Brow
Mr. Dozier
Death of Nina Allen Nine year old Nina Allen dies in Portland
Nina Allen aged six years two months dies from valvular heart disease after treatment attempts in Denver and Portland. Her funeral is set for tomorrow at 2 pm from the Baptist church, where she attended Sunday School, and her family receives sympathy as they face a baby brother’s uncertain prognosis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nina
Mia
Harry Allen
Portland
Denver
Baptist Church
Thisity
Mia Barrett
Nin
Sha
Colorado
Veluy
Oritfon
Pareel
Arare A. D. Sherer Dead From Rare Hemorrhagic Disease
A rare hemorrhagic disease claimed the life of A. D. Sherer a young teacher from Washinunn who died at St Marys hospital in Walla Walla after severe bleeding and rapid bodily collapse. He arrived from Twin Palla last week seeking care and his condition deteriorated with internal and external hemorrhages and skin blotches before his death Wednesday night. Mr and Mrs Clark Walter of Walla Walla arrived in town Wednesday evening and had been lodging at Binghow Springs for rest and recreation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Sherer
St. Mary's Hospital
Walla Walla
Sherer
Palla Thoraday
Lily
Clark Walter
Walia Walls
Walter
Binghow Springs
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Butterick
Adams
J. Kirk
Lo Grow
LM. Kemp
Aad T. Ci
H. G. Adams
T. J. Kirk
Grow
D. H. Preston
P. B. Ocolbern
Lottie Wilson
Georgia Hansell
Ernest E. Larsen
Esther F.compton
Odessa M. Porter
Delal Hudson
Charles R. Datro
Daisy K. McIntire
Hattie Hastings
Tillie Bissinger
Ida Hendrickson
Clara L. Boylon
Erlie Ronansson
Bertha O. Ross
Jan M. Watenberger
Eva P. Polk
W. G. Kretzen
Constance Hastings
Beaste McDaniel
Bien Canfield
Bitter
Huffman
Eastman
Jahome
Mr. Huffman
Taylor Green
Deering
C. A. Barrett
Dell Brothers
Oregon
A. L. Swaggart
Este
Dr. Bone
Kennewick
Thy Bool
Mms
Cascade
Boston
Eubater
DEATH
Little Nina Allen
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