Changes on the Heppner Branch
Changes in the Heppner Junction and Heppner Fast Mail crews include permanent cundy in charge replacing a temporary appointee, with reassignment of Chief Engineer and others to main line duties. A rail clerk takes annual leave, replaced by a substitute, while talk grows of extending the local train into Portland to improve service. Frank Everson began hauling Kiscaid’s last Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heppner Junction
Heppner
Mwihl F Io
Cundy
Aeb Duhimple
Daddy
AF Wall
Portland
Pendleton
J Pearsom
George W Phelps
Oler
HA Buntin
Chris E Thumpson
Eugene Nemets
Thompson
AYP
Mc Hornish
E H Burke i
Heppner Tanelion
Jines
Tal Bear
Wireless telegraphy boom and training for jobs
A notice notes high demand in wireless telegraphy with hour law impact and expansion of wireless stations. It highlights six official institutes operated by the National Telegraph Institute in Portland, Oregon and says graduates are placed into positions, offering beginner pay from 870 to 880 per month with advancement chances.
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Young Hen
Inchem
National Telegraph Institute of
Portland
Oregon
Aidriea
A. Rignd
Siate
Home Stretch at Portland fair headline rides
The Howe Stretch is featured at the Portland fair September 20 to 25 with high class attractions. Highlights include Bronco Husters Joy wheel Chariot Rages Muxie The Bohemian Girls Crazy house Hell Mercy Widow cottage Plantation and a wireless telegraph station. Union Meat Co and spice houses also exhibit daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Plantation
Union Meat Co
Local notes and social visits fill Sunday and Monday
adrift of casual items includes CR Watt at French Burroughs gathering fruit. Miss Weatherford cousin of Miss Opal Cochran returns home. Mrs W K Corson and son back from a month away. Mrs Jordan surprised by California visitors, friends of Arlington ties. Miss Dean visiting sister Mrs Ed Engleman. Miss Mariel Cason from Lexington with a companion. Bargain advert offers cheap frets goods and cash deals. Ben Bolschke warns Northside stock owners over grain stowage or charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra Jordan
Mra Smith
California
Mrs Smith
Arlington
Not Coal Land Public Notice Action in Oregon Title
Public land filing notice from the U S Land Office Dalles Oregon dated August 11 1900. Albert Polleys of Oregon filed a Homestead Entry for section 3 township 1 south range 3 east Willamette meridian and posted a notice of intention to make final proof to establish claim. The hearing before the clerk and survey marks September 2 1900 at The Dalles Oregon. Claimant names witnesses Chas Kuehle VM Ker KE Fadverg and John Kilts all of Jane Oregon.
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Rotica
U. 8 Land Office
The
Dades
Albert
Polleys
Dewerber
Hemister
Dalley
Oregon
Chas, Kuehle VM
Willamette Pringyal
TW. N
B. Hepa
R. See
Hye
Colombria
Andaltace
Inez
Provifit
Comam
General Land Office
Frank Pierce
Amristanit Sevestay
Loterior
Notice of Restoration of Public Lands for Settlement
Acting Secretary of the Interior vacated withdrawal orders for lands in Oregon related to the Umatilla Project. The land, not previously restored or withdrawn, will be subject to settlement under the public land law on and after October 6, 1900. Public entry prohibited until November 15, 1900, at The Dalles land office.
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Lnterior Hay
Departmentel Orter
Imeo
Jy Bent
Umatilla
Oregon
Castracta
United States
Dalles
Senate
Mant
Walter
Trade column listing a Portland area farm for sale or exchange
An outdated trade column describes a seven mile from Portland dwelling near a mill and orchard with berries and vegetables, five rooms and water, windmill, chicken barn, horse and wagon. It offers 875000 price or trade for timber, land near Houston and limited cash, seeking small wheat farm and 50 by 100 foot lot near Portland with improvements, requesting information on these exchanges.
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Portland
Mitton
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Rock Springs Coal
Wind River Lumber Company
Tawoc Woolery
Halvorsen & Mason
Drayman
al Kad
Mali
Eiander
Watson & Conger
Chas. B. Paller
Hood River, Ore
Roysler
Frank Everson
JL Kiscaid
Howe Stretch
CR Watt
French Burroughs
W K Corson
Miss Dean
Mrs Ed Engleman
Misa Mariel Cason
Lady Friend
Lexington
Ben Bolschke
Jane
Ponfds Northside
Jone Proclaimer
Woor
Trade Column
Carline
Homre
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