Home treatment offered by Dr Darrin in Baker City
An advertisement for Dr Darrin the celebrated physician promising cures for chronic nervous and private diseases. It details a home treatment option via mail at 10 a month, with consultations by letter and free. The notice also invites patients from near and far to visit or contact Sagamore Hotel and mentions local prices and sample evaluations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darrin
Baker City
Oregon
Sagamore Hotel
Mary
Ore
Dr. Vincent
T. ©. Taylor
Judge Lowell
Miles
J. M. Herman
Canyon City
F W. W. Vincent
Pendleton
Black Butte
Grant County
Oves
Obituary of Mrs. Mary L. Banister dies after illness
Mrs. Mary L. Banister died on Tuesday March 1 from consumption. Funeral services were at Athena Methodist Church conducted by Rev. J J Gallaher. Interment followed at Kees cemetery. She left her husband Burnett Banister three daughters and a son. Born Weston August 5 1872 she married September 15 1880 and was a United Brethren church member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary L. Banister
Athena Methodist Church
J.J. Gallaher
Kees
Electric Bitters Promise Simple Cure All Ailments
A college style ad proclaims Electric Bitters can cure back trouble kidney weakness malaria and nervous issues by a simple self treatment. It claims to tone the blood and nerves and restore vigor with a 50 cent bottle guaranteed by the drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isadhalie Taaing
Acta
Church Convention Brings School Board Clash in No. 69
In Cold Springs the No. 69 school district election sparked a violent clash between factions. Dand and Hanscom, rival principals, exchanged blows during a heated dispute over voting rights. Hanscom struck him, Dand reeled but recovered, trading wind breakers and a near uppercut as onlookers watched. The event precedes talks on dairy topics and local agricultural lectures at Walla Walla convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cold Springs
Jaya
Pendleton
John Dand
Joe Hanscom
Dand
Hanscom
Yvew
Colar Plexus
Thirteenth District Formed To Unite Three Counties
The first Christian church conference for district No 18 met at Pendleton's Congregational church. Elder C A Doteon presided and Elder J B Lister spoke on Oregon Missionaries and State Work. A constitution organized Umatilla Grant and Morrow into a district with officers elected W H Reeder and Moses P Woodward. delegates from Athena Eugene Helix and Knight attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church Conference
Pendleton
C. A. Dotaon
Central Christian Church of
J. B. Lister
Eugene
Oregon
Bcasion
Rav. Hoyt Miller
Athena
Moses. P. Woodward
Adams
State Board
A. L. Prica
A. K. Finley
J. N. B. Gerking
Mra. G. W
J.B. Lister
Helix
Elder
Mra
Northern Pacific to Improve Walla Walla Line
The Northern Pacific Railway Co. will inaugurate improvements after acquiring a controlling stake in the Washington & Columbia River Railway. Plans include sleeping car and chair service linking east and west trains, with extensive line work and new refrigerator cars for fruit shipments. Manager McCabe and Traffic Manager Fred Rogers will run the line with full autonomy, backed by Northern Pacific support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Pacific Railway Co
Hich
Washington& Columbia River Railway
Walla Walla
McCabe
Fred Rogers
Northern Pacific
Hog and dairy convention speakers to attend in Walla Walla
The Walla Walla hog and dairy convention will host a broad lineup including professors from Washington Agricultural College. Professor Cordley from the Oregon Experiment Station will speak on scale insect testing and orchard trials. Commodore Frink of St Paul and veterinarian Knowles of Helena are also listed as featured speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent
Corvallia
J.C. Kaupeony
Portexhile Land Creamery
Shipmant Aoroga
Vanderwater
Walla Walla
Feei
Aaa
One
Washington Agricultural College
Vite Prana
Cordley
Oregon
Oommodore Frink
St. Paul
Minnesota
Beast
Knowles
Helens
Montana
Reindeer Expedition Arrives in New York Harbor
The Manitoban docked at Jersey City's stock yards after a 28 day voyage from Alten Norway carrying 114 Laplanders and Finns, 597 reindeer, 420 sleds, harness, moss, and supplies for Klondike relief. The party, clad in Arctic garments, rests one day before shipping to final destinations under care of Leps, with reindeer housed in stalls and guarded by drivers. Bold colors and festive dress marked the arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Jackson
New York
Pennsylvania Railroad
Jersey City
Manitoban
Alten
Norway
Klondike
Arctic
Hach
Ruse Reveals Mixup With Floing Dial Tone Horse Tale
A prying engagement ends in a comic misdial at a corner drug store. Mr Marshall learns he has mistaken a horse named Flo for Miss Florence, discovering gossip about a rough night and a man’s misunderstanding before realizing the mix-up in this Chicago Dispatch vignette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gald
Marshal
Florence
Walla Walla Man Charged With Living With 14Yearold Girl
George Prichard of Walla Walla is jailed on a charge of living with Vera Lollard a 14 year old. They reportedly traveled with her consent as her mother in Walla Walla telephoned. The girl posted $50 bail and appeared as a witness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
George Prichard
Walla Walla
Vera Lollard
Kipling Poem Set to Music for Queen's Jubilee
Sir Arthur Bullivan and De Koven have been commissioned by The Ladies Home Journal to create a musical setting for Rudyard Kipling's Recessional. De Koven completed his setting featuring hymn chorus and solo, to be published in a future Ladies Home Journal issue.
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Kipling
de Koven
Anita Reginald
Sir Arthur Bullivan
Ladies Home Journal
Rudyard Avers Great
Ladies’ Home Journal
Smith arrives from Skagway amid brewery talk
Robert O. Smith known as Bob Smith returns from Skagway where he worked in a brewery venture with Bill Matlock. He denies a Skagway death claim linked to beer and notes health improvements after stopping water consumption. Grace Woot and Miss Wood are billed for an opera at the opera house on March 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland Oregonian
Robert O. Smith
Bob" Smith
Skagway
Bill’ Matlock
East End Reflected In Our Exchanges and Notes
The East End reflections amid Weston matters include tax roll figures, local school progress, jurist duties, marriages, land clearing costs, and a Cuban relief appeal. Notable items cover Mary Almeda Wood’s marriage in Kansas, T. M. Barger v Bartlet case details, and a push for a new ten room schoolhouse at a projected cost near $15,000. Contributions for Cuban aid tally around $50 as local efforts discuss governance and development.
Local Militon notes and town life in February 1808
A fragment from Milton records details of births and local events. A daughter born to G. W. Haneek's wife on February 26, 1808 is noted. Col D. Talbott visits Walla Walla, while Sandler McQuary plans to open Hotel Milton. Judge A G Bartholomew visits Heppner with his wife. Sheriff Faxon pursues delinquent taxpayers, and deputies pursue invalid levies. HY. B. Lea testified in Portland regarding a loan case convicted for two years. An almond limb signals milder winter with temperatures never dipping below 16 degrees. Amos Demaris sells Brennan market assets for about 1700 dollars. Prof C W Dofield resigns Milton public school, Frank K. Wella succeeds him, with ongoing medical plans. A premature infant’s body is found near Mod Crack. origin unknown to authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freawater
G. W. Haneek
HY. B. Lea
Portland
Lee
Thomas Pone
Magle
Amos Demaris
Walla Walla
Martin Brennan
Doffield
Mod Crack
Esgle
Oregon Donations Build Relief Train For Cuban Starvation
A 40000 pound wheat car was loaded at Pendleton depot for Oregon relief shipments to Cuba. Donations from Athena Pendleton Adams and Eastland were reported, with more expected on the evening train. Three cars of the relief train passed through La Grande and will wait for the Umaha county car, bearing a Lane Murphy sign reading From Oregon the Land of Plenty Donation to the Starving Cubans Umatilla County.
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Bend
Burroughs
Muiliea
County
Windogs
Wee
el Athena
Yerae Adams
Pendleton
Wu Sewer Nee
Oregon
Eaat
Athena
Adame
Eaatland
Weston
Somain
Edwin Simpson
Coms
Gorplas
la Grande
Umaha County
Aida
Lane & Murphy’s
Land of Plenty
Umatilla County
Nolin citizen Dizney resigns post master role
John T. Dizney, longtime Nolin resident, has sold his property and resigned as postmaster, planning retirement by April. He may move with his family to Pendleton to base new employment, subletting mail routes in Eastern Oregon to P. F. Stillings of London Kentucky who holds about 60 contracts. The postmaster post reportedly went to cousin J. M. Taublee instead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Dizney
Nolin
East Oregonian
Disney
Pendleton
Oregon
P. F. Stillings
London
R. Hardin
J. M. Taublee
Weekly Excursion to the East by Portland Train
A Portland railway note announces a weekly Tuesday 9:00 p m excursion via the O R N without changes to Bouton Omaha Oh Buffalo and Bouton. The ad urges early booking to Boston and advises travelers to consult the General Passenger Agent in Portland. Also promotes One Minute Cough Cure from Dingstore W MoBride, Prop. TM.
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Portland
Bouton
Omaha
Buffalo
Howtver
Ore
Ouro
Dingstore
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Hagle
Percale
Madras
C. W. Hollis
Main Street
Frank
Beale
Astern
State Normal School of
Weston, Oregon
Willa Wall
Boston Conservatory
M. G. Royal
P. A. WoRking- Ton
Board of Regents
A.M. Gillis
Boney
Mr. Born & Go
Chicago
Cale
Sgro
Matilla Art Gallery
L. G
Athens
Church Convention
HOG and Dairy Convention
Akers
THE
Reindeer
Flo
Shea
Fellows
Mr. Marshall
Keaper
Chicago Dispatch
Matlock
Wallis Walla
Mise Grace Woot
Mies Wood
Lisa
Go al Opera House
the County News
Citi
Thomas Bowman
Milton
J.N. York
Lulu Ray
Taat Widare Lay
N. G. Butler
Polk County
Lora Butler
Mary Almeda Wood
Grant W. Harrington
Hiawatha
Kan
J. A. Logan
Gace Phillips
Hassoat
Baskett Mountain
T. M. Barger
Bartlett
Athena Jaa
Weaton
T. G. Hailey
R J. Blater
Mr. Bartlett
J. E. Kirkland
R. M. Powera
Detriet
Milton Ragle
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