Mrs Janet B Dawes Dies After Long Illness in Independence
Mrs Janet B Dawes died Tuesday evening after weeks of suffering from heart failure and complications. Funeral was held Thursday from her residence with burial at Odd Fellows cemetery. Born thirty six years ago in Prince Edward Island she married W Dawes in 1896 at Great Falls Montana. Dawes moved to Independence last February from Selby Montana for health reasons. She leaves five children aged one month to twelve years and a brother James A Carroll of Seattle who attended the funeral with his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawes
Janet B. Dawes
Mer
Wade i i Oddfellows Cemetery
Janet & Dawes
Pringe Edward Téand
W. Dawes
Great Falla
Montana
Counterfeiting Plea Linked to Remedy Claim
P M Kirkland asserts that passing counterfeit money is no worse than substituting an unknown worthless remedy for Foley’s Honey and Tar, alleging the cough and cold remedy cures stubborn coughs and heals the lungs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
P. M. Kirkland
Oregon Briefs Highlight Estates and Rail News
The Oregon briefs cover Waldo Dikeman contesting his father Simon Dikeman’s $100000 estate in Oakland, a Pendleton farmer John Hill’s wife’s death blamed on brain neuralgia, fresh Oregon Electric railway passenger cars and two new baggage cars, a record yellow fir tree logged for Columbia river waters, Crater Lake National Park road funds, Oregon Dairy Association activities, the robbery and death of Robert Livingstone of Goble, a scouring mill plan in Umatilla county, a wool dirt-percentage test plant proposal, and a warning ad for Dring New Life Pills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon H. Dikeman
Berkeley
Cal
Superior Court
Oakland
Waldo Dikeman
Gold Hill
John F. Hill
Pendleton
Oregon Electric Railway
Salem
Portland
Oregon
Columbia River
Sorenson Logging Company
Swensen
Lmb
Secretary of the Treasury
Crater Lake National Park
Secretary of the Interior
Oregon Dairy Association
F. L. Kent
Corvallis
Dirs. S. A. Yoakum
Marshfield
A. R. Morgan
Lincoln
Carle Abrams
Robert Livingstone
Northern Pacific Railroad
Goble
Livingstone
Umatila County
Umatilla
Death of Mrs. America Ann Williams at Airlie home
Mrs America Ann Williams, aged 51 years 10 months 14 days, died at her Airlie home Monday at 10 40 due to heart failure. Pioneer of Oregon she fell dead in her chair after a side pain. Funeral held Wednesday with Rev Poling of The Dalles officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Williame
America Ann Williams
Airlie
Mra
Wiliam
State of
Oregon
Hone
Sho
Ruary T
Mr. Poling
The
Dalles
Bucklen's Arnica Salve Praised for Cold Sore Cure
Leo P F Zelinski of 8 Gibson St Buffalo Ni Y says he cured the most annoying cold sore with Bucklen's Arnica Salve. He applied it once daily for two days and every trace disappeared. Heals all sores and is sold under guarantee at druggists.
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Leo PF. Zelinski
Gibson St
Buffalo
Ni Y
Bucklen
All Druggtuts
Death of Benjamin Church in Monmouth After Lingering Illness
Benjamin Church died in the city at 2 20 o'clock on December 16 1908 after a long illness. The funeral is set for 1 30 pm this afternoon at Monmouth cemetery. Born in Louter England on April 5 1862 he arrived in the United States at eighteen, lived in Michigan then Oregon in 1880 and married Elly Warren two years later. They had two children Sister Mary Andrea of Portland and Marie Church of this city. He joined the Evangelical church in 1885.
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Benjamin Church
Monmouth
Louter
England
United States
Michigan
Oregon
Elly Warren
Mary Andrea
Portland
Marie Church
Evangelical Church
Local Funeral Goods Market Promotes Catholic Themed Accessories
A small advertisement notes new caskets and coffins, burial robes, and trim lines for Catholic rites in GA. R. offerings. It mentions secret orders obtained from H. H. Jasperson, rf. to supply the items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GA. R
H. H. Jasperson
Notice of Final Account in Oregon Estate
In the Circuit Court of Oregon Polk County the estate of Robert Wilson deceased is set for final account. Lillie J. Wilson executrix has filed the final accounting and a hearing is scheduled for January 22, 1900 at 1 o clock in the forenoon in Dallas Oregon to allow objections in writing from interested parties. B F Jones attorney represents the estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Oregon
Polk Counsy
Robert Wilson
Lillie J. Wilson
Dallas
Polk County
Land reform suit seeks rewritten map in Polk County case
Alma Art Palmer sues Ethel V. Jordon and others in Oregon Polk County seeking reformation of a land description from the estate of Almon H. Palmer. The decree would adjust boundaries starting at the southwest corner of L Campbell Donation Claim 64 and tracing specified rods and directions to the starting point. The defendants include infant heirs represented by guardians Archealus Jordon and Eugene Palmer. They are summoned to answer by January 7, 1909.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel V. Jordon
Archealus P. Jordon
Cora Glayda Jordon
Lawrence V. Jordon
Archealus M. Jordon
Veril Brown
Roy Brown
Edna Brown
Eugene Palmer
Department No 2
Cora Glayds Jordon
State of
Oregon
Almon H. Palmer
William P. Palmer
Lou Emma Palmer
Polk
L. Campbell
Willamette
Polk County
Reformation of Premises Descriptions in Polk County Estates
Court orders reformation of descriptions for the estates of Willams PL Palmer and Low Emma Palmer deceased in Polk County Oregon. It outlines the south and north one third tracts with bounds from donation land claims and Willamette Meridian, and directs the administrator to convey fee simple ownership to the plaintiff. Published in the Independence Enterprise for six weeks by Hon. Ed F. Coad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willams PL Palmer
E$tate
William PL Palmer
State of
Oregon
Polk
Anne
L. Campbell
Willamette
Polk County
Heginming
Low Emma Palmer
Oaenon
Ontrica
Ll. Campbell
Independence
Ed F. Coad
State
Chambers
Dallas
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Independence Enterprise
Charles Edward Hicks
Mindependence, Ore
Oregon Briefs
B. F. Jones
Alma Art Palmer
Barr
Dhy
Loos
Kioward and
Hamilton
Jewelers
State and Liberty Sts
Craven & Moore
Independence, Or
Moore’s Cash Store
Santa-Elauss
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