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Newspaper
Eugene Weekly Guard
Location
Eugene, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1906
Page
8
The Nighswander road matter was reconsidered by Ada county court but postponed for another term due to irregularities in the procedure. PF M. Nighswander, promoter, remains hopeful for action amid delays and discouragements.
F W Henderson retires from Henderson & Wells as J M Wells becomes sole owner. Ernest Sephens leaves for Eugene to become firet truck operator, while F K Wallace secures second trick man in Junction City. Miss Jaura Potter of Walterville suffers a fractured skull and broken arm after a horse incident, treated by Dr L W Brown in Eugene.
A fragmentary article notes a woman removing a bandage after an incident and reports her recovery. Floyd Vaughn near West Eighth street delivered six bottles of cider to the Guard office, described as for thirsty printers. M Totten near town works for 5S.P. Co at Marcola, joining sawmill No. 2 as mill No. 118 is set to start today.
Plenty of brick on hand for the retail trade at the yard a short distance from the Allen cannery. Call there for large supply and quick service for builders and contractors in town.
Mrs Ora A Stephens of Port William writes that three bottles of Dr King s New Discovery stopped her two year cough and cured a suspected consumption. The claim is presented as a personal testimonial with a trial bottle offer.
A local firm named MCOON and TINGLEY announces readiness to purchase wheat at the highest market price in exchange for any stock on hand. The notice signals a broad buying program aimed at farmers and merchants seeking quick, value-based liquidations of grain inventories.
The county court discussed establishing a public road from Blue River City into the Lucky Boy mines. Lucky Boy Mining Co seeks 10 000 damages and argues the road cost over 27000 and right of way was acquired. Viewers report urges improvements, safety widenings, and establishment of the road as surveyed. The parties may settle at term. if not, the case will proceed in court.
Personal notes list Millard Fogle from Leaburg Wellington Waddle from Portland Wiley Ham from Portland S H Friendly returning from Portland and Miss Clementine Compton arriving from Portland with an incomplete sentence describing her.
On and after September 10 will receive cider apples. Ingham Vinegar Factory. It's the only medicine known that penetrates into every organ of the body and stays there. It's the best tonic in the world Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea. Tea or tablets, 50 and 75 cents. Linn Drag Co. Old wheat four, cheap for cash or in exchange for wheat. Moon & Tingley.
In Lorane near Lorane Charles Sanderson age seven and his parents report he accidentally discharged a gun while children played upstairs killing Emily Sanderson age three. The funeral was held Tuesday at Grange cemetery as the family grieves.
Market notes cover dairy and eggs prices, butter, cheese, and poultry with modest gains. Livestock, grain, and hay values listed, plus substantial Portland hop crop outlook, production estimates, and fruit and produce trends including peaches grapes melons and berries at Front street merchants.
Goods in good receipt and moving well at 83.50 per box, with meats modestly supplied. Eggs at 23 2, butter 23y25e, chickens 134% per pound, wheat valley, Tle, and oats 227 per ton, barley 23.0. Potatoes and onions priced, chittimbar new stock 3% 4ic Ib, beef steers and cows, hogs, veal, mutton and lamb prices listed.
Leonard Tabor and his wife depart Mapleton after he resigns from Wm. Kyle & Son's store to pursue an osteopathy course in Kirksville Missouri. The move follows several years in the business.
Hop picking dominates Unity news as threshing ends with good yield. Hyland Bros. sell and run a new baler engine, while Rev. Erskine preaches to a solid audience. Cougar killed near Edwards sheep losses prompt logging horse death report. Hyland mill sold. Grace Hyland to San Francisco. Kintzley hunts wolf and bear.
We extend our sincere thanks to our friends and Mass circle No. 485 who kindly assisted us in our bereavement and for the beautiful floral offerings. MO. BEAK, MRS. AND MRS. P. GILLAM, THE BROTHERS AND SISTERS.
Moon and Tingley at 66 East Ninth Street offer the highest market price or 40 pounds of the best grade flour per bushel of wheat. They pledge to supply flour in exchange for wheat, promoting their flour giveaway to secure grain.
W H Brown a Pittsfield Vermont pension attorney says Next to a pension the best thing to Sh is Dr Kings New Life Pills They keep my family in splendid health Quick care for ache constipation and bilious ness Guaranteed at W L DeLances drug store.
Sam Kendall of Phillipsburg Kansas promotes Bucklen’s Arnica Salve claiming it cures barns boils sores eczema and other ailments with a quick effect. W L DeLano’s drug store advertises the salve and Dr Lowe plans to be in Eugene office next week. The Sisters’ academy in this city announces the fall term opening September 10 for boarders and day pupils with expectations of higher attendance.
The Oregonian reports a celebrate couple Mr and Mrs Richardson living six miles west of Junction City with fifty eight years of marriage. They joined in 1844 when crossing the plains aboard a wagon train near Fort Laramie. Richardson born January 1 in Franklin County, Missouri. They settled near present Junction City and now reside on a Lancaster farm. They raised twelve children, eight living, with descendants across Washington and Oregon. A family reunion occurred July 4 at Independence Rock on the Sweetwater.
Pleasant Hill special correspondence reports threshing finished with Renwick machine harvesting about 26 000 bushels in a 1 mile radius. Laird and Dalrleton had the largest crops. Bardward West brought laborers for the Crescent Lake survey. Mathews started hop picking with sixty picters. Mrs Bradford ill with fever. Dr Harris attends. Mulkey leaves for Monmouth. Linton returns to Brgene after weeks at home.
Died at the home of her grandmother Mrs Susan M Snodgrass Fairmount September 4 1906 Edna Irene infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Elst James of cholera infantam The child was ten months and eight days old The funeral will be held Thursday Orchard at 2 p m at the home 2 avenue William Osmond Ruth Osmond funeral notices follow from Cottage and Christian church with Rev Olson details vary but indicate age and service locations
An advertisement extols Hyomei as the sole remedy for catarrh, promising quick relief by inhaling a mist from a complete outfit. The copy claims health benefits, mountain airlike breathing, and a money back guarantee, while mentioning Moon & Tingley as a floor store.
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