Toll Road Plans for Warm Springs Bridge Across Deschutes
The report details funding gaps and failed county efforts to build a bridge over the Warm Springs River on the Deschutes corridor. It notes anticipated government tolls to reimburse maintenance costs, requests for congressional appropriations, and prior county rejections of a $1000 bridge plan supported by reservation officials.
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Warmspring River
Covey
Congress
India Reservations
Wasco County
Warmsprings
Iilver
Warm Soring River
Indian Office
Dalles
Crook County
Deschutes River
Warmspring
Mad cow Drives Larsen to Slaughter Pen
Andrew Larsen rode a bold cow marked for slaughter as it charged across a town site last Saturday. The beast gored the horse and attacked bystanders who sought to help, forcing them to seek refuge behind barns. Larsen gathered assistance and finally corralled the animal at the slaughter pen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Larsen
Larsen
Mr. Larsen
Union Pacific resumes large scale railroad work
General Manager Mohler announced that Union Pacific will restart construction after a cash shortage halted major projects five weeks ago. Many workers are returning as material shortages ease, with about six thousand men to be employed as crews are filled and weather allows, though ballast gravel remains scarce for winter track work.
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Moeller
Union Pacific
Nebraska
Ramsay
Colorado
Harriman
New York
Pacife
Mohlerengas
Mohler
Nes
Horse Thieves Captured After Exciting Chase
Deputy Sheriff Del Howell nabbed two horse thieves near Shanika last week after a fast pursuit. Sam Wilbur Haight and Fred Garrett stole a team from a Dufur stable and fled toward Bakeoven before being pursued. Haight and Garrett were taken to The Dalles for Circuit Court proceedings.
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del Howell
Shanika
Chinema
Wasco County
Sam Wilbur Haight
Fred Garrett
Dufur
Howell
Bakeoven
Bakeaven
Haight
Garrett
Dalles
Deep Well Drilling Under Way On Marnach Ranch
Joe Marnach hires James Trotter to drill a deep well on his Marnach ranch southwest of town. The drill moved from Plains to the ranch this week as water search continues with depth estimates from 67 to several hundred feet.
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Joe Marnach
James Trotter
Hig Ranch
Plains
Marnach Ranch
Mr. Marnach
Trotter
Magill
Agency Plains
Marnach
Sinesle
Death of Mrs Sarah D Bishop at Hood River Home
Mrs Sarah D Bishop died at her daughter Mrs Henry L Howe’s Hood River residence on Sunday December 1 from Bright's disease. Born September 27 1831 in New York state she lived in Wisconsin and Minnesota much of her life. She leaves two sons A rank Bishop of Great Falls Montana and Will Bishop of Warthepring Oregon and a daughter Mrs Neary L Howe of Hood River Oregon.
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Sarah D. Bishop
Henry L. Howe
Hood Liver
Bright
Princeton
Wis
Wisconsin
Minnesota
New York State
Great Palle, Mont
Wil
Warthepring
Oregon
Neary L. Howe
Hood River
Hood River Glacier
Prineville National Bank Reports Cash Position
The report for the First National Bank of Prineville shows cash on hand and all due from other banks totaling 171 070 19 dollars, representing 55 percent of the bank's total levels of 307 875 78 dollars. This is 40 et 6 rt i of the cash reserve for gil re quiredential ares of the are OF thie.
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Prineville
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Reen Hotel
J, W, Livingston
Idras
A. E. Crosby
Ktoffice Pharmacy
Alles
Grizzly
Meekin & Eastwood
H. A. Moore
F.T. Huriburt
Counier
Eastern Oregon Banking Company
Shaniko, Oregon
BNOOE
Frank Osborn
Townette Huilding
Madra
Notary Public Jaerice
Culver
Onnegon
Madtas
J, H. Haner
Fire Inauranne
Borety Ronda Heal Estate
BF. Alley
Batowin
Caadler
Wilt WonEwettan
H. RaLewis
Ant. Cashier
The
First National Bank
Prineville, Oregon
Deschutes
Judge Bell
Auta
A.M. Williams & CO
Orecon
ELK Drug Store
T. A. Long
Madras
Golden Star
Schilling
W. W. & M. A. Robinson & CO
General Merchants
Kaniko
Omaha
Dell Howell
Mrs. Sarak D
Bishop
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