Suit for Damages Against W. E. Brown Over Timber Land Mortgage
The Oregon & California Lumber Company sues W. E. Brown for 5000 damages alleging wrongful refusal to accept full payment and to reconvey 1560 acres of timber land pledged as security for a 25000 loan. The suit seeks a decree converting the deed into a mortgage, an accounting, redemption, and conveyance to the plaintiff. The land, valued at about 10 per acre at the loan time, is now worth not less than 40 per acre in the Siuslaw country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon & California Lumber Company
O. W. Hurd
Florence
W. EB. Brown
Eugene Loan & Savings Bank
Hurd
Thompson & Hardy
W. B. Brown
Siuslaw
Local Interest Notes From Harrisburg Community
M W Canter visited Eugene on business Tuesday. Miss Nellie Peters of Eugene visited relatives here Sunday. Mia Wright Enne Pierce and others went to Coburg for a few days’ visit. Ethell Case came to Eugene for a short visit with her aunt. Coburg mill shutdown prompts Mr and Mrs George Peters to stay home. Mrs Nettle Davis and children halted here en route to Portland and Eugene. George Peters learned of his son John J Peters’s sudden death in Joplin Missouri on March 1. John J Peters, born March 24 1874 at Baxter Springs Kansas, left Kane for Mill City then Colture before returning toward Kansas. He died after brain fever while visiting relatives in Missouri. Ellen Arnold Peters survives with two young children. The Peters family joined the Christian church in 1895.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. W. Canter
Eugene
Nellie Peters
Mia
W. L. Wright
Misa Enne Pierce
Coburg
Geo. Peters
Nettle Davis
Sarah Howard
Portland
George Peters
John J Peters
Joplin
Mr. Peters
Kane
Aoa
Mill City
Colture
Booth-Kelly
Kansas
Missouri
Mr Peters
Baxter Springs
Ellen Arnold
The
Christian Church
Christian—Bulletin
Marriages Recorded in Oregon and Washington Areas
The notice reports two marriages: Ida C. Mogengan wed Chester G. Kemenway at the bride’s home in Seattle with Rev. H N Mount officiating. They begin housekeeping in the Gordon block with connections to the Seattle Produce Company. A second marriage in McMinnville, Oregon tied John Buster Jr. and Winnie Morgan, both of Eugene, with Rev. Hunsaker presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida C. Mogengan
Chester G. Kemenway
West Sixth Street
H. N. Mount
Central Presbyterian Church
Gordon Block
Seattle Produce Company
W. Kuvor*u
Inlaw
W. Hemenway
McMinnville
Oregon
John Buster, Jr
Winnie Morgan
Eugene
Hunsaker
DeLane’s
Eaton's Book Store
Buster
Twenty Years War Over Rail Land Goes to Slights
Washington March 11 The twenty year controversy between the Northern Pacific railroad and Jacob and Margaret Slight over lands in Palouse with the company warehouse and tanks was decided in favor of the Slights by the federal supreme court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Northern Pacific Railroad
Jacob and
Margaret Slight
Palouse
Federal Supreme Court
Man Claims Cure From Hem Roid After Ten Years Of Pain
Peterborough Ontario resident Mr G L Stephenson reports a decade of chronic hemorrhoid suffering eased after using Dr Leonhardt's Hem Roid. He cites rapid improvement after a few doses and three boxes, noting better overall health and offering a public recommendation. Proprietors listed as Dr Leonhardt Co Niagara Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. L. Stephenson
Peterborough
Ont
Dr. Leonhardt
Dr. Leonhardt Co
Niagara Falls
Fitzhenry plans McKenzie resort and hops venture near Eugene
Lewiston Illinois financier Mr Fitzhenry has returned to Eugene to oversee his large McKenzie valley property opposite Leaburg. He plans extensive improvements, a large home, hop cultivation of forty acres, two improved hop kilns using the Whiting patent, and a dancing pavilion. He envisions Deerhorn-on-the-McKenzie as a first class resort to attract Eastern visitors once the Willamette Valley electric line is built in about two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nois
Forrest Place
Leaburg
McKenzie
Eugene
Fitzhenry
Lane County
McKenzie Valley
Portland
Welch
Willamette Valley Company
Mt. Angel
Deerhorn-on the
J W Ball Died At Newport Oregon In March 1907
J W Ball aged 67 died at Newport Oregon on Sunday March 3 1907 of paralysis. He was well known among Eugene residents who visit Newport for their annual outing and was a favorite. The notice also includes promotional copy for Fallon s Snow Liniment and Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea from Linn Drug Co with testimonials and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Oregon
J. W. Ball
Eugene
F. G. Irvine
Irvine
Hollister
Linn Drug Co
Ballard's Snow Liniment Praised by Sufferer
UW Canman of Chicago writes March 4 1903 that after years of lumbago and trying many doctors and remedies he found almost instant relief with Ballard's Snow Liniment and cheerfully recommends it, adding his name to the list of sufferers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falland
Hempstead
Texas
A. UW. Canman
Chicago
Ballard
Land Office Notice of Timber Claim in Oregon
United States Land Office Roseburg Oregon November 23 1906 Emma L Hopkins of Eugene filed sworn statement No 7624 to purchase NE SW of SE Qtr 34 17S 8W Will offer proof April 6 1907 before U S Commissioner W W Calkins Witnesses named Adverse claimants urged to file claims by that date Benjamin L Eddy Register
Notice for Publication United States Land Office 1907
Notice for publication under the act of June 3 1878 as extended to all public lands Samuel Herbert Anderson of Albany Linn Oregon filed sworn statement No 7617 to purchase parts of section 33 township 17 south range 8 west Willamette meridian he will prove land valuable for timber or stone not agriculture before W W Calkins U S Commissioner in Eugene Oregon on April 4 1907 with witnesses John H Meir William D Neely Fred Neely all of Oregon and Meadow Oregon all parties must file by April 4 1907
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Land Office
Roseburg
W. M
W. W. Calkins
U. S
Eugene
Oregon
Wm. D. Neely
Meadow
John H. Dick
Dwight B. Hopkins
Giles Fowler
Benjamin L. Eddy
Register
Congress
California
Nevada
Washington Territory
Samuel Herbert Anderson
Albany
N.E
S.E
N.W
John H. Meir
William D. Neely
Fred Neely
Kate Porter
Halsey
Linn
Ney
Albert Brownell
Dwight N. Hopkins
William Neely
Harold L. Hopkins
Notice for Timber Land Sale Claim in Oregon
Notice of publication for Kate Porter of Halsey Linn County Oregon filing sworn statement No 7625 to purchase parts of Section 24 Township 17 south Range 8 west Willamette Meridian for timber and stone use only. W W Calkins U S Commissioner to hear April 6 1907 in Eugene Oregon with witnesses Wm D Dick Dwight Hopkins and Giles Fowler.
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. E. Brown
Harrisburg
Ethell Case
BE. E. Upmeyer
Mennen
Willamette Street
Eugene, Oregon
N. L. Fitzhenry
Lewiston, Ili
Castomita
Alberta
Canada
America
H. E. Barnum Land Co
Chamber of Commerce
Ron
Bonning
Pete Benning
the Bunny Company
Lincoln St
Boston
Mas
Taki
Farthei Thei
Ised
Pert
Mel
Hal
Tive
Stal
Ida
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