Heavy Shipments to Omaha Reach Fourty Carloads
Two train loads of miscellaneous stock left La Grande for Omaha led by FP D McCully. McCully Go will ship ten cattle five hogs and two carloads of apples. H P Stewart sends ten cattle L Furgerson six cattle. Baker City shipments add about nine cattle from Palmer Weller and Powder River stockmen. First train Thursday second Friday. Hog shipment marks first Omaha hogs from the region with hope for future bacon. Mel Peterson Arrested in Pilot Rock for malicious injury to property after domestic dispute. Pendleton officer returns him to Rock. Peterson allegedly smashed clothing furniture family album and stove then bought new clothes for his children.
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Omaha
la Grande
FP. D. McCully
la Grande Chronicle
McCully & Go
H. P. Stewart
Mel Peterson
Mark Sturdivant
Pilot Rock
Pendleton
the Rock
Mel
Peterson
Narrow Escape At Albany Households Fumes Chloroform
Walter B Peacock of Albany Oregon returned home with his mother to a house filled with chloroform fumes. The mother fainted and a syringe hole suggests an attempted robbery or assault. Suspicion points to a local suspect, with police investigating the bizarre incident. A separate report notes a Pendleton to Walla Walla freight incident where four horses were killed after colliding with a band of horses at John Feem's place near Adams. The gory scene shocked witnesses. Simmons Liver Regulator advertised as a cure for liver complaints.
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Walter B. Peacock
Albany
Oregon
Pendleton
Alia Walla
John Fe M’s Place
Adams
Ferguson
City Council Meeting Discusses Finances and Sewer Duty
City council met Monday evening with Mayor Hollis and councilmen Bloch Barrett and Spencer. They planned to report finances next meeting and retain Hugh Thompson as night watch for another month. Bills from Andrew Nelson and S F Sharpe were referred to committees, and several items including a bridge proposal near Milton were noted amid local rumors of drownings and distress.
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Gilman
Hollis
Bloch
Barrett
Spencer
Hugh Thompson
Lewis Wates
H. L. Thompson
Paneer Ofay
Andrew Nelson
F. Sharp
Marshal
Athena Truck Co
Reward Offered for Athena Fire Bell Ringing
Reward of 60 dollars to be paid for arrest and conviction of parties who rang the Athena fire bell Tuesday night Decath. By order of Fire Department to W A Sample chairman of the proper Central Committee, ea was in city Saturday.
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Athena
W. A. Sample
Leo Street Bridge
F Sama
The
Peoples Party
Nathan Pierce
Milton
Helix
A. B. Stanly
Echo
J. B. Parry
Pendleton
Local News from Athena and Nearby
J Bloch Co offers ladies cloaks at cost with sales and improvements noted. A band concert at M Church Friday December 15. T F Rourke returns to Pendleton from the east. The U P Depot sells Rock Spring coal at nine dollars a ton. Local reports on inns, hardware, seeders, and clothing stock from C A Barrett Co and J Bloch Co. A crippled child’s leg treated by Dr Carlisle and Dr Crockett receives care. A public discussion by the Alliance literary group is planned.
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Soa Sed & Co
Sacrifice
T. F. Rourke
Pendleton
Simmons
Rock Spring
U. P
John Fraser
Vanaycle
John
Epent
Long Creek Eall
al Ladd
Carlisle
Dr. Crockett
J. Bloch & Co
Ladie
Misse
A. Barrett Co
Minnie Johnson Weds Wade Hi Booker at Brisk Noon Ceremony
At the bride's residence on Wednesday Dee the ceremony united Minnie Johnson and Wade Hi Booker with Dr J N Richardson officiating. The couple, amid friends, enjoyed a formal luncheon after the brief service. Mr and Mrs Booker are well known and favored. a yearly issue of the paper costs 1.50 dollars.
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Dee
Minnie Johnson
Wade Hi. Booker
J.N. Richardson
Mrs. Booker
Long Greek Eagle Visitor Sees Hard Times In Palouse Country
Keeler H Gabbert of the Palouse country visiting Pendleton with his uncle D G Browning reports dire conditions. Wheat unharvested due to rain and many firms have assigned while business is at a standstill. Mrs C L Robinson of Athena, ill for years, is now insane and to be sent to the Salem asylum today. Dr Moffitt cites softening of the brain as the diagnosis. The paper notes a one year subscription offer for $1.00.
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E. C
Hyde
Bunday
Business Corp
Baker
Baker City
J.N.B. Gerking
United States Circuit Court
Portland
Deer Peretynae
Umatilla
Page
South Dakota
Athena
Jarvis Hurd
Weston
Teachers Institute
County Teschera
Woodruff
Davis
Adams
Royal
Ackerman
Sikes
Milton
Leatherman
Prof. Ackerman
Keeler H. Gabbert
Palouse
Pendleton
D.G. Browning
Thin Valley
C. L. Robinson
Salem
Dr. Moffitt
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J. B. Perry
Wm. Parsons
A. B. Stanley
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