Guy Huff Enters Not Guilty Plea In Forgery Case
Oregonian reports Guy Huff indicted for forgery tied to McKinley Ware cases. he arrives from Olympia and pleads not guilty. November term opens November 16 with Moody case. Bail set at 5000, judge weighs lowering bond amid lively court scene and local discussion in Portland.
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Oregonian
Guy Haff
Hoff
Moody
Dalles
The
Journal
Gay Hulf
Bon
Hulf
Portland
Olympia
Thomas O'Day
Pierce Mays
Judge O'Day
Bellinger
Hull
Eurety
Hall
Huff
McKinley
Ware
Pater
United States
Fairview Items and Local Moves Reported
Fairview items note Mr White and family departing Friday to Pleasant Hill to visit Mrs White's sister, Mrs Williame. R P Allison sold his young mate to a man near Springfield for 100. Bert Inman was in the neighborhood on business. Darwin Hale shows improvement and can sit up some. Chas Colbert was in the vicinity this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmira
R. P. Allison
Springfield
Bert Inman
Darwin Hale
Wake Ark preacher credits Electric Bitters cure
Rev Jno S Cox of Wake Arkansas describes twelve years of suffering from a liver and stomach ailment and kidney trouble. He attributes his cure to Electric Bitters and recommends the remedy as a reliable medicine, noting a 50 cent guarantee by W L DeLano.
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Jno. S. Cox
Wake, Ark
W. L. DeLano
A Woman and Nine Children Visit Albany
Mrs Seldon E Warner of Harrisburg visited Albany Saturday with six daughters and three sons. One son was absent, delaying the plan to deed each child sixty acres and provide equal cash. The session was continued to await the missing son, a rare ten‑child family.
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Albany
Seldon E. Warner
Harrisburg
Uncalled Letters at Eugene Post Office November 5 1903
List of letters remaining uncalled in the Eugene Oregon post office as of November 5 1903. Names include Allegar Andrew Baker Brown Bryan Edmondson Hishaw Hune Lak Mogan Nehm Smith Tune and others. Patrons must state when advertised to claim. J L Page postmaster
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Eugene
Oregon
Allegar
Andrew
Hattie
Baker
Brown
W. T
Bryan
Nellie
Edmondson
Vina
Hishaw
Hune
H. C
Lak
Mogan
John
Nehm
Smith
Josie
Tune
J. F. Bailey
Elizabeth Hailey
Susie May Smith
Packard
W. W
Anns J. Calkina
Joseph Pirdy Fry
Caroline Chrisman
G. N. Johneson
Cottage Girowe
Seth Simmons
Iola V. Simmona
Andrew Simmona
Oregon & California
K. BR. Co
W. Brown
Fannie Morea
Morss
New Life Pill Promises Relief for Dyspepsia in Ad
An old style ad claims Dr ing's New Life Pill cures dyspepsia and fever, urging readers to purchase for 25 cents at DeLano's drug store, despite rough language about youth and age.
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Dr. Ing
DeLano's Drug Store
Immense wealth in gold found at Wolf Creek claim
E. E. Bullock struck a ledge on his Coyote Creek mining claim at Wolf Creek Oregon, reportedly assaying 27,000 dollars per ton. He has extracted about 25,000 dollars from a solid gold stringer and continues work. A guard is rumored to patrol the site nightly. The wedge shaped ledge peaks at the top and widens with depth.
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Wolf Creek, Or
E. E. Bullock
Coyote Creek
Creswell Items and Local News Notes
The district records rain relief for farmers easing dry plowing. Townsend couple home after Booth Kelly mill layoff. Mrs Hillegas injured by a bad fall. Scott and Housel return from a Pine Opening hunting trip with a few deer. Principal Parker suffers fractured ribs from a barn fall. Halloween prankers unseen. community quiet. J L Smith builds a new wood shed.
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Chas. Townsend
Wendling
Booth-Kelly
M.J. Hillegas
Scott
Housel
Pine
Parker
Hallowe'en
J. L. Smith
Pheasant Hill Items
Pleasant Hill notes show road work by Hemphill near Jasper with improved graveling. Henry Mitchell returns from Florence trip. Chancey Mulkey visits Monmouth relatives. Mrs Geo Riggs and children from Mabel visit. P N Shelley and son back from Kitchen Springs with venison. John Hope and Joe Elmburet sell interest in West dairy.
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Pleasant Hill
Hemphill
Jasper
Henry Mitchell
Florence
Mia
Chancey Mulkey
Monmouth
Geo. Riggs
Mabel
P. N. Shelley and Son
Kitcen Springs
John Hope
Joe Elmburet
West Dairy
Local notes and community updates near Eugene and Goshen
The column records moves and visits in the area including John West employing Casper BHarstch to manage property, Robert Crury moving to a new residence, Rev Humbert of Eugene visiting for the Divinity School, Salton beginning a new house on Bareteb land, Milton and Lewis Cornelius visiting a brother at Walton, Jack Gilbert buying the Hutchinson farm at Goshen, Walter Renwick returning to his Enterprise farm with his mother Mrs Parks, Mrs Handeaker of Eugene visiting P N Laird, John Renwick visiting Silverton, a horse theft near Grandma West sparked a chase by Paul Bristow and Joe Kim bast, horse found near Cottage Grove, and a Washington arrival of Harry Mitchell’s brother and family.
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John West
Casper Bharstch
Robert Crury
Humbert
Eugene
Divinity School
Salton
Caspar Bareteb
Jack Gilbert
Hutchinson
Goshen
Walter Renwick
Enterprise
Mrs. Parks
Grandma West
Amos Walker
Paul Bristow
Joe Kimbast
Cottage Grove
Harry Mitchell
Washington
Lorane Items Reveal Local Accidents And Bear Hunt
Lorane reports Mrs John Addison broke an arm after a fall Tuesday. Dr H H Petrie of Cottage Grove treated the injury. A party killed a huge bear recently near Lorane after it preyed on goats and sheep. Petrie's dogs aided in the chase.
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Lorane
John Addison
Cottage Grove
H. H Petrie
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Endorsed By Local Seller
A local dealer testifies after twenty years of selling Chamberlain's Cough Remedy that it gives full satisfaction and quick relief for coughs and colds. The note, signed by Joseph Meck from Linton, urges readers to buy from the DeForest drugstore.
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Joseph Meck
Hiney
Linton
Jows
Deo 4
Trains To Stop At Eugene For Midday Meal
The Southern Pacific will move Eugene to an eating station for day line trains, with both trains expected to arrive around noon or slightly earlier, allowing mid day meals and meeting schedules. The Guard cites reliable sources and notes prior confirmation of the change.
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Southern Pacific Company
Eugene
Albany
Pields
Oregonian
San Francisco
Stewart estate valued at twenty thousand pounds
The J. W. Stewart estate is valued at £20,000. Henry W. Stewart named administrator with bonds set at £40,000. Heirs listed include Henry W. Stewart of Pendleton Hat tie 8S. Wheeler of Portland Ethel Clark James E. and Harry Stewart of Springfield.
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J. W. Stewart
Henry W. Stewart
Pendleton
Hattie
Wheeler
Portland
Ethel Clark
James E
Harry Stewart
Springfield
Real estate transfers listed with multiple parcels
Court records itemize transfers including KE Wilson to M Wilhelm for 376 acres in township 158. Gowdy lot to Bowman. McFarland ad to Cottage Grove 8450. Maud and W W Masterson to Barker 1 acre in township 204. Yarnell lands in township 178. Tait to Wheeler Owens for 119.34 acres in township 205 with half interest in 2 acres in township 206. Mary B H W and W Young to Wheeler property west half.
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KE. Wilson
M. Wilhelm
J. W
Anna J. Gowdy
W. H. Bowman
D. G. McFarland
Cottage Grove
Maud
W. W. Masterson
Daniel M. Barker
David H. Yarnell
J. E. Yarnell
Arthur B. Tait
BE. A. Wheeler
Amos D. Owens
Mary BH. W
W. Young
T. H
Mary S. Wheeler
West Half
Property transfers and mining location listed in Oregon records
A long list of land transactions in Oregon includes numerous lot and block transfers among multiple grantees in Cottage Grove and surrounding areas, with mentions of Eden, Georgetown, and Bohemia mining claims. The document also records a marriage license for Samuel E. Elliott and Clara M. Bradley with witnesses noted.
Preachers Appointments Listed for Next Sunday
D E Olson of Fern Ridge M F Horn of Perrydale Earnest C Wigmore of Independence W F F Matlock of Harrisburg G L Lobdell of Junction also advertising grass seed at bottom prices from Chambers Hardware for readers planning ahead.
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D. E. Olson
Fern Ridge
M. F. Horn
Perrydale
Earnest C. Wigmore
Independence
W. FF. Matlock
Harrisburg
G. L. Lobdell
Junction
Chambers Hardware
Vaccination Law in Eugene Waiting on Health Board
The Eugene School board has not acted on enforcing the state vaccination law for school children. O. Zeigler says no decision was made, the board awaits guidance from the state board of health and will enforce if deemed necessary. Public opinion splits between opposition and support for mandatory pupil vaccination.
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Eugene
O. Zeigler
The
Bear
State Board of Health
Pew
Elmira News Notes Local Moves and School Growth
Elmira sees Mr. White of Elk Prairie relocate to town to build a new house. W Nichols travels to Eugene on business during the week. School welcomes new pupils with enrollment between 40 and 60. Jease Fountain and wife arrive from Fairview after being married by justice J. K. Hale. Funeral for John Richardson held after gravel pit collapse, led by Rev. J. C. Richardson. Oregon grown clover seed offered by Chambers Hardware.
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Elmira
White
Elk Prairie
W. Nichols
Eugene
Jease Fountain
Fairview
Justice of the Peace
J. K. Hale
John Richardson
J. C. Richardson
Offutt Family Welcomes Daughter in Eugene 1908
In Eugene on October 31, 1908 Mr and Mrs Horace Offutt celebrated the birth of a daughter. The brief notice mentions local business offerings from Millbrook Lumber Planing Mill and W H Russell Co including apple boxes and egg crates. Chambers Hardware advertises cheat and vetch seed.
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Horace Offutt
Eugene
Millbrook Lumber & Planing Mill
W. H. Russell & Co
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Missioner
Chas. Colbert
J. L. Page, P. M
Wolf Creek
Creswell
Guard
Milton and
Lewis Cornelius
Wwm
Walton
Mrs. Handeaker
P. N. Laird's
John Renwick
Silverton
Stewart Estate
Caswiria
Alwa
Court Rouse
State of Oregon
Everett J. Norton
G. W. Long
Dave Rissae
Georgetown
B.S
Eliza C. Kelsay
W. W. Chessman
Kelsny
G. C. Compton
Marshal
W. R. Hollenbeck
Millers Ad
Florencs
Jesse J
Mary J. Nicolle
Joseph Fellman
Albert C
Mattie L. Karnowsky
Jesse 4. Nicolle
Oliver
L. J. Veatch
John Crowley
Long & Lancess
J. K. Young
Br. K. Lawson
J. E. Young
W. M
Belle L. Sutton
Martin
Hermes
OM. Brewer
Eleanor Claim
Bohemia District
Sameul E. Elliott
Clara M. Bradley
David Elliott
W. E. Straud
Millie KR. Gamm
M. W. Pennington
Eugene F. Young
Carrie A. Beste
H. C., Young
State Health Board
Stanleys
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Florence” Union
Ite
Coeree Eed
Willamette St
O.N.T
Eagle
Gillett’s
Adel Oaian Dc
Jersey
Chrisman
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