Settlement Reached In Oregon State Treasury Bond Debacle
The American Surety company will pay the state of Oregon 409 388 88 between now and December 31 1909 to cover deposits tied to the Title Guarantee and Trust company and Merchants National bank failures. The deal cancels bonds for State Treasurer Steel and requires new bonds totaling 600 000 within 20 days, with 5 percent interest on 205 910 08 from November 6 to December 31 1909.
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American Surety Company
Oregon
George A. Steel
Title Guarantees and Xast Company Bank
Merchante National Bank
Portland Journal
Chamberlain
Surety Company
Title Guarantee and Trust Company
Steel
J. Thorburn Ross
Louis B. Glafke
J. H. Peterson
J. W. Cook
M. B. Rankin
Wallace McCamant
J. Thorburn Rosa
Louis B. Glaske
J. B. Peterson
Wallace McCamunt
Title Guarantee & Trust Company
Merchanta’ National Bank
Guarantes & Trust Company
Agricultural School
I Tis
Merchants’ National Tank
Title Guarantees & Trust Company
Watch and Jewelry Store Ad Highlights Low Prices
The notice invites inspection of a new and well selected stock including King of Watches Olocka Jewelry silver and plated ware cut glass fountain pens and more. It promises good goods and low prices and notes a large line of gold and filled cases with a long-standing reputation since 1847 at Roger and Community.
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Roger
Half a Million in Fruit Shipped From Milton Freewater
Reports from Milton Freewater in the Walla Walla valley show nearly half a million dollars in fruit shipped this season. Four produce houses Blalock Walla Walla Produce Shields and Milton Fruit Growers Union sent 410 full carloads to other localities plus 40 carloads of local produce and 50 carloads from the canery. Apples prunes peaches pears strawberries and other berries brought strong returns per crate or ton as noted, with an emphasis on fruit growing boosting the irrigated district.
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Milton Freewater
Walla Walla Valley
State Line
Walla Walls Bulletin
Milton and Freewater
Blalock Company
Walla Walla
Ounnery
Walla Walls Valley
Freewater
Millions Of Acres To Open On Indian Reservations In 1908
The report notes eight reservations will open to entry totaling about 5 million acres of agricultural timber grazing and mineral lands. Yakima Colville Coeur d Alene Lemhi and others face staged openings with timber lands sold by sealed bids and homestead rights, while final decisions and dates await surveys appraisals and proclamations by the president.
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Yakima Reservation
Washington
Colville
West
Flathead
Mont
Blackfoot Mont
Lower Burle
Rosebud
South Dakota
Coeur d'Alene
Lemhi
Idaho
the Land Office
Colville Reservation
Tolaho
Lembhi
Idabo
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Change in Management at Tum-a-lum Yards in Athena and Freewater
Two management changes take effect immediately at Tum-a-lum company yards. H O Munafield moves from Athena to Freewater to run that yard with his wife, pending relocation this week. A M Johnson, formerly with Umatilla Lumber, becomes manager of the consolidated yards in Pendleton after the Tum-a-lum purchase. An excursion from Pendleton to Pilot Rock is planned for Monday to open the new road, with an expected 200 to 400 Pendletonians taking part.
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Milton
Peacock Mill Company
Milton City
Et al
Thia Cage
Pilot Rock
BE. F. Bettle
St. Anthony's Hospital
Pendleton
Tomalom Lunder Company
Athena
Freewater
H. O. Munafieled
A. M. Gillia Haa
A. M. Johnson
Umatilla
Johnson
Grade 15100 soft now extends toward Joseph
Construction work on the R. R. d& N. company's extension from Elgin to Joseph will resume next spring as weather permits. Management aimed to finish this winter to connect Wallowa river valley with the canyon for rail outlet, but conditions show continuing this winter futile. General Manager J P O'Brien has inspected the 20 mile grade beyond the current rail, with rain and snow in the mountains and about 100 men kept along the line.
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Joseph
R. d& N. Company
Elgin
Wallowa River
J. P. O'Brien Thas
Murderer of Zaspell Captured in Spokane
Webb McCaslin known as George Webb and Webb McLaughan was arrested in Spokane after fleeing Heppner where KE. F. Zaspell, a wealthy farmer, was killed September 9. He confessed claiming self defense. a $500 reward was offered.
Expert drop in wood prices shocks Lewiston area
A Lewiston observer says wood prices will fall within six weeks. Buyers can now secure cords for 4 to 4.50 at shipping points after 6.50 seen weeks ago. Croling station piles and farmer deliveries rise. 1000 more cords expected for shipment.
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Lewiston
Clearwater
Aays
Lewiston Teller
Croling
Lowinton
First National Bank of Athena Stockholders Meet 1007 Notice
The regular annual meeting of stockholders of the First National Bank of Athena Oregon will be held at the bank office in Athena on Thursday the 14th of April 1908 at two o'clock pm for electing directors and handling lawful business. Lawrence Lioodhivo of Aidaiin relates to a 50 acre reservation purchase from Eli Parr for 800.
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First National Bank of
Athena
Oregon
Letirow
Onahiar
Lawrence Lioodhivo
Aidaiin
Eli Parr
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the Pioneer Drug Store
Byron N. Hawks
Preston-Parton Milling Company
Athens
Athena Labor
Waitsburg
Wash
R. J. Boddy
The
Northern Pacific Railway
Paullman
A. D. Gharlson
Nor. Pac, Ry
Portland
Ore
Holiday
Howard, Hamilton
Waltham, Hamden
F. H. Coolidge
Dell Brothers
Ecoo'ruses Ro
Round House
Goldfield
Western Federation of Miners
Feleys Kidney
Mansfield
Johnson Ix
Whitman Basketball
Whitman College
Whitman
Warren Bolt
Spokane
Serica
Christmans
Heu Dyer
Coulee City
J. M. McDonald & Company
McDonald
Wilson Creek
McDonald's
Harry Deaper
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