Drum family arrives from Red Wing Minn
T H Drum and family arrived today from Red Wing Minnesota and will reside at 791 Oak Street.
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Newspaper
Eugene Weekly Guard
Location
Eugene, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1908
Page
4
T H Drum and family arrived today from Red Wing Minnesota and will reside at 791 Oak Street.
Smithfield will welcome a new sawmill with engine and machinery already moved in this week. Mr Umphrey bought Mount 320 acres of Amber nearby and Mount will deliver lumber at 3 50 per thousand. The mill will feature a planer and moulder and aims to supply all building materials locally.
Weekly Eugene market report lists mohair hides and cassara bark prices. Local theft: Re P Williams seeks hoodlums who stole his horse and buggy during a Creswell political speaking, buggy damaged. Rangers Archie Knowles, Chas Beach return from Cascade Forest Reserve trip, report over two feet of snow over fifteen miles.
Tin fruit cana in stock. CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO. Host quality tents-asnes. Large shipment of rockers and dining chairs just received. See us for new up to date furniture at right prices.
Supreme Justice Moore upholds Medford charter exemption from liquor laws, allowing cities to regulate saloons despite statewide prohibition. The decision affirms prior ruling, notes similar local option cases, and cites 1905 charters for Condon Estacada Brownsville Halsey and Junction City lacking the provision.
Notice announces the dissolution of Moon & Tingley feed seed and implement store at 65 East Ninth Street. Tingley retires. N J Blais of Eugene will take over as Moon Blass Implement Company offering seeds, implements, fencing and farming supplies. All bills due must be settled at once. failure will go to collection.
The Oregon and Idaho Development Congress session in Roseburg features A M Crawford on future state land grants, Senator Bourne and L E Bean urging state and federal aid for good roads and harbor improvements at Siuslaw. Att Gen Crawford discusses land grant conditions and railroad needs, while B F Howard files for Bear Creek water appropriation for a six by three foot canal to power projects.
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