Oregon History From Early Discovery To Statehood
A historical overview traces Oregon’s boundaries from Pacific coast claims to the later states of Washington Idaho and parts of Montana and Wyoming. It details explorers like Carver Gray Vancouver and Lewis and Clark, trading firms, fort Astoria, missionary efforts led by Jason Lee, and the push for provisional government culminating in Oregon Territory status and eventual statehood in 1859.
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Oregon
West
Boston
Great Lake
Great Shining Mountains
Great River
London
Try Aiey Abd Sr
Femont
Hall Kelly
California
Rocky Mountains
Bancroft
Kelly
Congress
Carver
Varyant
Columbia
Beda
Captain Gray
Vancouver
Pacific
Broughton
Columbia River
Alexander Mac
Oregon Territory
Sir Kenzie
American Fur Company
U Bi
Astoria
John Jacob Astor
Newark
Mississ Ipoh
Northwest
Pacific Pur Company
Yaorn
Topquin
Ape Horn
Willametts
Lee
Les
Whiteman
Parker
Nathaniel J. Weyeth
St. Louis
Fort Hall
Snake River
Thomas McKay
Oregon Country
Adain
Sneke River
McLoughlin
Willamette Valley
Walla Walla
Lapwal
Idaho
United States
W. A. Slocum
Jackson
Linn
Jason Lee
Champoeg
Joe Meek
Washington
Union
Peare Jewelers Marks Two Decades In La Grande
J H Peare, optician and jeweler, has run Peare Jewelry Store at 15 Metropolitan in La Grande for twenty years. He arrived when the town was a village and witnessed its rapid growth and future potential as settlers and capital develop the surrounding country. He has studied optics for twenty five years and is considered an authority on the subject.
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Thorn
Enterprise
Great Britain
W. P. Hunt
Astor
Hunt
Astoria
Donald McDougal
McDougal
Northwest Fur Company
Montreal
Fort George
Jefferson
United States
St. Lou
Oregon
Nex Perces
Lewis and Clarke
St. Louis
Methodists
Jason Lee
Jed Optica
Europe
Northern College of
Tutinola
Peare
Eagles
Knights of Pythias
The
Elks
Elles
Detroit
J. H. Peare
la Grande
America
North Yakima High School Building by Architect Gauntt
Architect Newton Gauntt, who drew plans for the North Yakima high school, comes west in 1904 from Chicago. He has prepared 22 school designs and the La Grande project, with red brick and terra cotta trim, will feature steam heat, ventilation, modern plumbing, a telephone system, and a fine gym. Contractors expect occupancy by November 15 as four unions in Union county note steady skilled labor demand.
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Newton ©. Gauntt
North Yakima
Washington
Gauntt
Chicago
la Grande Schools
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Fur Companies
Hudson Bay
Stars and Stripes
Hudson Bay Company
John McLoughlin
Fur
Jediah Smith
Rocky Mountain Fur Company
Salt Lake Country
Sacrameto Valley
Sierra Nevadas
Dr. McLoughlin
Ewing Young
Oregon County
Independence
Platte River
South Pass
Bonneville
Joseph Lane
Ken” West
the Peare. Jewelry Store
Union County
Peare’s Handsome Jewelry Store