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Newspaper
Eugene Weekly Guard
Location
Eugene, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1906
Page
7
Ann Allard confronts her mother about marriage to Robert Ray amid tension over Louis and mining plans. Mrs Allard objects, while Ann asserts independence and devotion to her chosen life. A telegram to Robert frames her resolve as she refuses further parental influence. Mr Tichtwad complains about Fourth of July funds.
Four hops sales in Salem fixed the price at 20 cents per pound. Rachmund & Pincus of Salem purchased three blocks totaling 20,000 pounds, Hill & Bearnard bought 10,000 pounds at Luckinmute, W. W Falk of Salem bought 10,000 pounds, and a Reedville grower contracted for 5,000 pounds. Catlin & Linn also sold a block, details undisclosed. California reports indicate 20 cent hops at Sonoma.
Sale offers 800 acres in Cloverdale valley with half down and balance over one to four years. Includes a shipped house, two barns, three springs, water piped to house, good orchard, plow land, timber, prairie, and livestock history. Four miles from Creswell and Goshen depots. terms flexible. near Creswell and Eugene. Lost and stray notices mixed: a bay mare reported missing from Mohawk Bay with reward. also Shropshire ram for sale near Junction City.
United States Land Office Roseburg Oregon May 28 1906. Nels Huggstrom of Eugene Lane County Oregon files sworn statement No 6634 to purchase SE quarter of section 5 township 10 south range 0 west claiming land valuable for timber or stone rather than agriculture. Will prove before U S Commissioner W W Calkins at Eugene on August 20 1906. Witnesses Marta Haagenson Louis Hegstrom Peder Ophus Charles W Inman all from Lane county Oregon. Claimants urged to file adverse claims by August 20 1906. BENJAMIN L EDDY Register.
Laura E. Hinkson of Alma, Oregon files sworn statement No 6849 for lot 10 section 4 township 16S 8W under the 1877 act extending to Washington and California lands. She will prove the land's value for lumber or stone and will present witnesses Nelson C. Hinkson Mabel C. Hinkson William H. Sallee Nell Hinkson. Adverse claims must file by August 23, 1906.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Joseph H Fowler of Walton Oregon has filed sworn statement No 695 for the purchase of the N1 4 of N F4 and Ny of NW of section 10 town 18 range 8 W M claiming water or timber value over agricultural value before W W Calkins U S Commissioner in Eugene Oregon on Monday October 1 1906 Witnesses include Charles G Fowler Sidney W Porter Henry Hinkson and Warren Nichols Watch for payment or appearance by October 1 1906 by BENJAMIN L EDDY Register
Administrators Samuel Watson and George Watson file final account in county court. Court sets Sunday September 1906 at 10 a.m. in county court room to hear objections. Interested parties must file objections by the date. August 7, 166.
Ruth M. Brattain executrix has fled her final account for the estate of Alfred Brattain deceased. The hearing for objections is set for Monday, September 10, 1908 at ten o'clock in the forenoon before Hon. G. R. Chrisman county judge. Dated August th day.
The trustee in bankruptcy will sell the stock and fixtures of George J. Roberts and R. P. Roberts doing business as Robert Drug Co in Eugene Oregon. Sale to the highest bidder for cash on August 2 at 10 o clock in the forenoon at the office of F A Wintermeier referee in bankruptcy by seated bids with a certified check for five percent.
Junction City notes report a restaurant changeover to Mrs. Peasley and daughter from Drain, J.4 Taylor’s family moving to Eugene, and Taylor to head the S P depot passenger department. Mrs. Nichols returns from Portland healthier. Dr. Parks heads to San Francisco with Bodtker family. H V Johnson buys the north warehouse part to open a secondhand store next fall. K Johnson buys a corner building from Milliorn Brothers for 1400, with Milliorn Brothers remaining in the building. dry rules prompted by R F Baker’s agency.
John J. Rude of Eugene Lane county Oregon filed sworn statement No 6861 for the purchase of the NW of Section 24 Township 17S Range 8W to prove land is more valuable for timber or stone than for agriculture. Witnesses include Peder Ophus John Krogness Martin Haagenson and Bert Wiley of Eugene and Blue River. Court office date August 6 1906.
In Lane County Oregon the County Court cites Jesse Heder Jessen Mette Nelson Bertha Nelson Christian Jessen and James M Carlisle to appear September 15 1906 to show cause why real property SE ¼ Sec 31 Tp 17 6 West Lane should not be sold under a petition filed August 1 1906. Judge G R Chrisman signs the notice dated August 3 1906.
United States Land Offices Roseburg Oregon announces Wilbur M Sides of Deep River Washington sworn statement 6000 for purchase of timber land in Section and Township, to prove land value for timber rather than agriculture before U S Commissioner W W Calkins at Eugene on September 27 1906 with witnesses Frank Nigh ewander Merle Nighewander William Hadley and William Canady all from Crow Lane County Oregon.
Chas F Croner’s valuable mile cow died last night after a short illness. A post mortem by Dr Hopkins found the cow’s stomach filled with paint. Sign painters at work on Croner’s barn may have left buckets accessible to the animal.
In Eugene on August 17 1906 Mr and Mrs Johnson living on Lair Street welcomed a nine pound daughter. The notice glosses newspaper advertising by MOON and TINGLEY urging readers to see their wares before buying.
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