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Newspaper

Eugene Weekly Guard

Location

Eugene, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1903

Page

8

Donkel Murder Near Pellton Ranch in Deschutes River Area

Prineville Oregon September reports the sheriff and district attorney returning from the Pellton ranch scene where 8 P Donkel was found buried. a pistol shot to the head killed him, the grave fire concealed the site, and his son, away on a cattle roundup, later found the body. The coroner’s jury ruled death by pistol shot in unknown circumstances.

Prineville, Or Sherif P. Donkel Pellton Place Deschutes River Donkel Donke Desehates James Pelton

Hemenways Celebrate Golden Wedding in Cottage Grove

Sunday marked the fiftieth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. William Hemenway of Cottage Grove. Born in Canada and Ireland respectively, they wed in Canada on September 13, 18 and have six children, eleven grandchildren, and three surviving offspring in Cottage Grove and Seattle. The family moved from Wisconsin to Kansas, then Oregon, settling in Cottage Grove in 1890 where William serves as local agent for the Portland Daily Oregonian.

William Hemenway Cottage Grove Mr. Hemenway Canada Katherine McCord Ireland James Hemenway Delure Hemenway Seattle Wisconsin Kansas Oregon Cottagehrove James Delure Hemenway Portlan Oregonian

Shipping Lambs to San Francisco

John Stewart and Pickard, noted stock dealers, will ship 2500 head of lambs to San Francisco tomorrow. Accompanying are Gainey Mathews Carson Mathews and John Stowell who will stay in the Bay City for work while the others return soon after arrival. Meyers, Stewart and Pickard plan another shipment of a similar size within three weeks.

John Stewart A. A. Prickard San Francisco Gainey Mathews Carson Mathews John Stowell Stowell Bay City Meyers Stewart Pickard Tor

Funeral Largely Attended for Pioneer B J Pengra

Funeral for pioneer B J Pengra was held at 10 o clock from his son s Coburg residence. Rev Richardson conducted the brief ceremony and burial followed at Live Hill cemetery near Springfeldt. Friends attended in large numbers and accompanied the remains to their final resting place.

Daily Guard B. J. Pengra Coburg Rev. J. ©. Richardson Livel Hill Cemetery Spring Friends of the 4

Soldiers Receive Pay After Roseburg Encampment

Captains Hammond and Williams of Co. A and Co. C received payments from Oregon National Guard for participants in the First Separate Battalion encampment at Roseburg. Officers earned regular army pay. majors about 0 in daily pay, captains and lieutenants varied, enlisted men received 1.50 per day totaling 13.50 for ten days.

Hammond Williams Oregon National Guard Roseburg

Oswego Smelter Refined to Process Copper

The Ladd Metals Company, recently formed in Portland, buys and converts the Oswego iron smelter into a copper refinery with capacity to handle Northwest ore. It will be the west of Argentine Kan's only such facility, reviving a plant long idle. The company includes several of Portland's wealthy men.

Portland Ladd Metals Company Oswego Argentine Kan Bane

Fall Millinery Displays Attract Eugene Shoppers

Autumn millinery displays drew a crowd of fashionable women yesterday and this afternoon. Shoppers tried on new arrivals from San Francisco and Portland. Street hats feature a broad turned-up front with colorful trimmings, and theatre hats also drew attention for the season. Store staff remained busy as compliments flowed.

San Lrancisco Portland Eugene

Deputy Bown Hunts Suspect After Harness Theft

Deputy H L Bown pursued a horse theft suspect in Eugene after a theft of harnesses from J W Clark and T G Hendricks. In Cottage Grove the deputy spotted harness resembling Clark’s and was threatened by a man with a pistol before the suspect escaped in darkness. Sheriff Fisk aided in pursuit and police expect capture before night.

J. W. Clark T. G. Hendricks Eugene Fisk Bown Mr. Clark Mr. Hendricks

Local Notices and Incidents From Cheshire and Vicinity

Dr Jayne treated a boy named Morrison for a broken leg after an accident on a merry go round in Cheshire. John Woods returned from Mapleton with salmon and a 25 pound fish as fishing in the lower Siuslaw improves. A kitchen blaze at Pug Huntley’s bakery was stopped by a garden hose from a water tank. Louise Mathes opens a millinery store next to Walker’s real estate, opening soon. Eugene visitor Mr Olson injured in a bicycle crash near the Christian church, needing stitches. Local residents briefly ferry trouble at McKenzies Seavey Brothers’ ferry with a near miss as boat loaded late. A Booth Kelly horse died after slipping into the race while drawing lumber. Injury to worker near the bridge noted.

Jayne Cheshire Morrison John Woods Mapleton Siuslaw Pug Huntley Mies Louise Mathes Walker Mr. Olson Eugene Christian Church Harry Stewart Jobo Graham Seth McPherson Tatum Seavey Brothers Booth Kelly Company

Accused of Stealing Horse in Local Trade Dispute

Olaf Deblin reported a gray horse stolen during the night and a worthless crowball left in its place. Henry Parker was found with the horse at Cottage Grove, arrested by Deputy Sheriff Harry Bown, and brought to Eugene. Parker and Deblin dispute a trade, arraignment set for 4 PM.

H. L. Bown Cottage Grove Eugene Henry Parker Olaf Deblin Parker Labout T. G. Hendricks J. W. Clark Daily Guard Slastaw Linton Eugene Fisk Henry Parker Harry Bown The Grove Deblin

Arrest of Sam Morris at Union Depot After Shooting

Sam Morris a renowned Indian pitcher for the Portland Browns was arrested at 2 AM near the Union depot after being seen drinking and at least two pistol shots were heard on Sixth street. Police wagon stopped, Morris placed in the station, and two would-be escapees were hauled inside.

Sam Morris Portland Browns Union Depot Sixth Street Morris Oregonian

In Praise of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy

A testimonial from Br. John Hamlett of Eagle Pass Texas extols Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy. He suffered a week with bowel trouble before relief after using the product, crediting its efficacy and thanking the inventor. For sale by the local drug store.

Chamberlain Chamterlain Br. John Hamlett Eagle Pass Texas C. Johovon Lhbad theLaro

Former Eugene Man At Everett Real Estate Ad

In a special Everett Daily Herald edition from September 11 a former Eugene man S J Sills is featured. The Silla Co firm with S J Sills and J W Brasfeld offers general real estate services, loans, insurance, and property management. Their Everett office is at 2829 Oakes Avenue.

Everett Wash Daily Herald Eugene S. J. Sills Great Northwest S. J. Silla & Co J. Sills J. W Brasfeld Prevent Gale Oakes Avenue

Old Man Held for Ransom Mystery in Oregon

A. H. Mock in Kants Pass believes a missing 75 year old man, last seen when he vanished from an O R and N train between Portland and Pocatello, is being ransomed. A brother in Kauss reports contact from Wichita, claiming to locate the missing man for 8500 or no pay. The case suggests possible kidnapping on the train or station.

Kants Pass A. H. Mock Granta Pasa Iowa Mock Kauss Wichita Mr. Mack Etreme Mack Portland Pocatello Idaho

Dog dies saving boy as cougar slain near La Center

Captain B Olson reports a monster cougar terrorizing Washington farmers near La Center. A hunter named Peterson killed the beast after it attacked a boy who climbed a tree. A faithful hound pursuing the cougar was wounded and died moments after the animal was shot. Portland Telegram.

Captain B. Olson North King la Center Washington Peterson Eliot Portland

Fischer Company to perform at Parker Opera House

The Parker opera house booked Marguerite Fischer Co for a week during the district fair from Sept D to Vet 4. Misa Fischer and her company have many friends in Eugene and will appear there soon. They are now at Salem.

Parker Opera House Marguerite Fischer

Albany Street Scene Brings Packed Crowds and Robberies

An Albany man was relieved of money by a professional during a Friday event on Salem street. A Portland gang allegedly robbed about 70 dollars while others faced varied amounts, as Salem officers investigated the incidents and denied any misdeeds.

Albany Democrat Salem Albany Bogeor Portland

Pioneering Oregon figure Penrga dies near Coburg

B J Penrga a noted Oregon politician and railroad promoter dies at 12 30 AM at his son's Coburg home. He was about 75 years old. Funeral set for tomorrow at 10 AM from his son's residence with Rev J C Richardson officiating. Burial in Laurel Hill cemetery near Springfield. Penrga helped shape early state politics, backed Lincoln Republicans, and influenced Oregon rail route battles with the Oregon and California Company. He served as elector, held office as Surveyor General, and later influenced legislative and railroad campaigns until his commitment to an asylum briefly disrupted his career.

B. J. Penrga Oregon Coburg J. C. Richardson Laurel Hill Jh. J. Penrya U. RK. Kinealc Pougra Ine Iss Lincoln Liamlin Washington Col. Baker California Baker Uiaker Oregon and California Pengra Congress Peorga Senator Williams Oregon State Journal Collie Huntington Woodburs Natron

Successful Portland solicitors launch Northwest magazine

Mrs K B Creighton and Mme Crnce Patterson of Portland report a bin burives for The Pacific Northwest a new monthly magazine tied to the Lewis and Clark fair board. In Eugene 75 subscriptions were secured yesterday. Proceeds fund Eugene and Lane county scenes and the Northwest country. The publication aims to advertise the fair and region with 7 copies per year.

K. B. Creighton Crnce Patterson Portland Northwest Eugene Lane County Pacific Northwest Northwest Country

Last street car line history ends with tie removal

The first and only Eugene street car line, built by Holden & Sona in 1891, ran from the depot along Willamette Street to Seventeenth then to College Hill Park and East Eleventh Street. Holden operated until 1900, then W B Dennis ran it briefly before selling to Salem Electric cars. Ties underground remain in fair condition as downtown streets improve and memories linger for Wiley Griffon who helped lay the track.

Eugene H. M. Holden & Sona Willamette Street Seventeenth Street College Hill Park Sladdens Farm College Hill University East Eleventh Street Messrs. Holden W. B. Dennis Black Butte Salem Street Car Company Wiley Griffon

Cannery Overloaded as Italian Prune Crop Arrives

Cannery runs at capacity with prime Italian prune loads. Bartlett pears near end at the cannery while unloading bays stay busy for hours. Evaporator and smaller city driers work to handle the continued influx and processing of primes.

Bartlett Oregon

Bruin Attacks Fruit in Oregon Farm Incident

Cottrage Gove September 17. J J Jones received a phone alert that a large bear was in a nearby corn field. He and friends chased the beast to an apple tree where the bear feasted. A well aimed shot killed one of the men guarding the bear, who was taken to town for attention.

Cottrage Gove, Or J. J. Jones Hhis Farm Brain Bear

Plucky Women Leave Eugene for Home Via Mountain Road

Mrs. J Simmons of Paisley and Mrs. M Salt of Summer Lake plan a long return trip along the old Military wagon road. They have endured days of mountain travel and camping, covering perhaps a couple of hundred miles, hoping to travel home alone after their strenuous journey.

J. Simmons Paisley Amd M. Salt Summer Lake Eugene

Suicide at Hoffman House prompts rumors of Texas home

A man using the name P Nettleton from Chippewa Falls Wisconsin and a companion from Texas registered at the Hoffman House in Eugene. Nettleton bought a revolver and cartridges, wrote two final letters, and shot himself in room 43, leaving over $100 cash and a note to his wife and hotel landlord. The incident was deemed a self destruction. the body was prepared for burial by Undertaker Day.

Daily Guard Eugene Hoffman House P. Nettleton Texas Guadalupe Gaulding Robinson Chippewa Falls Wisconsin Nettleton W. J. Kay Vernon Clark Ziegler Chippewa Falla Aiegler Wis Eagle Restaurant Shaniko, Or

A New Lumber Yard in Eugene

H Hurst traveled to Eugene early this week and Mrs Harest will join him soon as he prepares to enter the lumber business there with Mr Sawyers of Louis Falla S D The Brownaville Times notes Hurst has long been in lumber and the venture aims to attract progressive citizens with plans for a lumberyard More details to follow

H. Hurst Eugene

Chamberlains Cough Remedy Sold Widely

An advertisement touts Chamberlains Cough Remedy with claims of long history and quick relief for coughs and colds. The note urges purchase at De Lano's drug store and highlights its pleasant taste and soothing effect.

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LAMBS Deputy Bown Lawn Clark Irving Seewon Fale Everet Fischer Company Will Wes the Man Hensill Norma Humphrey Place Sam Howard Miller Brothers Bruin C. P. Nettleton Hoffman Kay DeLano's
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