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Newspaper
Ione Proclaimer
Location
Ione, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1909
Page
1
The last Law Party of the season at Mr and Mrs P G Balsiger’s home drew a large crowd. Guests enjoyed toe cream and cake as children laughed and happiness filled the evening air, with attendees noting there would be no more such gatherings this year.
A horse team linked to a telephone pole caused a Saturday scare when they bolted from the train. Mr Elligott and Clas McNabb restrained the animals after a broken neck yoke was found. Fastmaster Perkins stumbled amid the commotion. The team was retied at Woolery Hardware corner, and the incident ended with orderly distribution at the office.
A list of residents and neighbors who have avoided weed growth and joined a community cleanup since last week includes Uncle Tom Carle Mrs Rice Dr Chick Mrs Dobyns D H Grabill Mr Pennington A T King Bert Woods Mayor Padberg Dr Ely Chas Sperry J H Cochran and others. The second group names residents who have been cleaning up their places such as Stratton Mrs Oscar Cochran the Curtis family J A Waters Tom Grabill the Blake boys John Mitchie Mrs Parker Frank Akers on Second Street the Davidson girls New Dradatrest Mr Hughes J R Land Mrs Jordan and others around both churches.
Glenn Burroughs, a native of Ione, has completed high school at He High School and Whitman College with top honors. He will join Rosalia High School as a faculty member teaching Mathematics History Latin and Botany and will supervise basketball football and track.
A group returning from the mountains recounts a summer of fire exposure and harvest. John Cochran arrives with thirty extra cans, while Wad, Maryson, and Mayor Padberg claim family gatherings and canned berries demonstrate their effort and skill.
A damaged fragment recalls a family history with references to Datchie Madpy and a wife named Netre. The text mentions a last name in fragments, kin relations and a young child linked to Caroline, with vague dates and locations. The entry hints at a local obituary style with unclear full details.
Ben Sider returns home while Aulay Akers near Fioogeborey. Tom Grall and Wil Jones visit Gringeville. Clara and Anna Treedson depart for schooling. Apna heads to Pillinghins and Clare to Seattle for the Fair. Mrs George Carrion of Heppier visits then leaves with Josephine Corrin and Lena. Tone skating Rink opens Saturday night. Englenan offers a superior slow. DC Ely visits his son's Morgan ranch.
Mrs Ries reopens music classes in Ione with hours to be set by application. Rates are 2 dollars per month for two half hour lessons weekly. Mr Rice is well known and will again conduct the program easing the transition for students.
Notice is given that Albert Co Polleyps of Oregon who filed for a homestead entry in the The Dalles land district plans to make final five year proof for the NEB Bedliou parcel in Township 1 South Range 3 Willamette Meridian. The survey and final witness names include Withers Hitehle Padberg and Jobo Kifte of lone Oregon. Proceedings occur at The Dalles Land Office on the 240i day of September 1900.
Notice from the Interior Department General Land Office in Washington informs of withdrawals and restoration actions affecting lands in Oregon. It details conditions for entry prohibitions after October 16 and deadlines through November, outlining procedures, locations, and officials involved.
Advertisement seeks a small wheat farm in exchange for 6 acres near Portland including a 5 room house with bath and water, windmill, 100 chickens, hearse and wagon, and various outbuildings. Price 7500 dollars. proposes exchanges for 160 acres and other Oregon lots. inquiries via Proclaimer Office.
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