County Notes From Buena Vista Reflect Local Happenings
Miss Steele stays with Mrs. Vernon while Mrs. Swink recovers. The area enjoys pleasant weather as grain harvest proceeds and crops look strong. Frank Feetham and family returned from the coast. Kerr hayed clover twice. Alexander shipped the first wheat. Davidson, injured by powder burn, remains in hospital but will regain sight. Dr. Brown prepares for the East trip and Buffalo Exposition. Hop picking will start late, with 50 cents per nine bushels. Farmland seekers from Kansas and the Dakotas look for sales. moneyed buyers active. Deafness ad paraphrase and catarrh cure ads appear among local items.
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Kerr
Oregon
James Alexander
Glenn Davidson
Salem Hospital
Wheat harvest and community notes from Suver region
Suver residents report returning families and ongoing harvest activity. Wheat yields are strong with Newt Prather and Kustus Peterson averaging 32 bushels per acre. Local visits include Miss Ida Harper, Edna Conrad, and others. Rev. Lindsay to preach at the Evangelical church. painting by the Ladies Aid Society. travelers from Grand Forks, Dakota visiting Pillar home.
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Tressa Prather
G. E. Harmon
Bridgeport
Rev
Lindsay
Evangelical Church
A. Torguson
Peora
Dorelle Shives
Salem
Ladies Aid Society
The
Rev. Lindsay
Newt Prather
Kustus Peterson
Girard Four Mills Change Hands on the 24th
The warehouse men stay on the jump to supply farmers with sacks as word spreads that the Girard four mills will change hands on the 24th. The prior owners are praised for honest dealings and good service, with anticipation that new management may take time to match it.
Dyspepsia cure marketed by Acker’s tablets
Acker’s Dyspepsia Tablets promise immediate relief from indigestion. One tablet provides relief or money back. Sold in a handsome tin at 23 cents by A. S. Locke, druggist.
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Acker’s
A. S. Locke
Drugelet
Travel and Local Visits Reported in Portand Area
The week began with several movements including a trip to Portland. Visits were planned to Mrs Feetbaum s brother J M Cryderman in Winlock before returning home. Others noted are C H Barberow hauling winter supplies Miss Hampton's valley business Joe Blower on claim Bertha McClaughary near Toledo and M L Tamoten to Rock Creek mouth W W Percival and cousin from Independence in the area early in the week.
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Portland
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Harry E. Wagoner
C Street
Parker
Miss Steele
Buena Vista
Mrs. Vernon
Mrs. Swink
Frank Feetham
Laura Miller
Port Townsend
Wash
North
W.C. Brown
Virginia
Ohio
Buffalo Exposition
East
Kansas
Dakotas
Hall
F. J. Curwey & Co
Toledo
Druggista
Pilla
Airlie
Bessie McKisson
Buchanan
Newport
Garrett Horner
Linn County
Sullivan Boys
Sam Hastings
Lee Brown
Henry Berry
Falls City
Milla
Ethel Locke
Charley Allen
C. BE. McLane
Ida Harper
Butte, Montana
Morria Allen
Kings Valley
Edna Conrad
Franklin
Rose Connett
Ed DeArmond
Suver
James Harris
Independence
I. M. Larson
Boon
Granger
Grand Forks
Dakota
Mrs. Pillar
H. H. Jasperson
Undertaker
Independence, Oregon
Castori
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Castoria
Cenuine Castoria
Independence National Bank
Hirshberg
Abram Nelson
C. W. Irvine
H. Hirschberg
D. W. Sears
BF. Smith
M. W. Stewart
A. Nelson
H. Barberow
Miss Hampton
Joe Blower
Bertha McClaughary
M L. Tamoten
Rock Creek
W. W. Percival
Cousin
Capital Business College
W. J. Staley
Salem, Oregon
Phonograph Company
Gears Street
San Francisco
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