Local and Personal Notes from the Area
C M Lewis visited Dallas last Monday. A N Halleck was a County Seat visitor this week. Mrs A R Carter of Dallas died last Sunday after a long illness aged about 61. Mrs W T Sellers of Hermiston is expected here today to visit her parents A N Halleck and wife. G A Peterson real estate man showed buyers around the country yesterday. Dr Cook the explorer is in a bad light but may satisfy the world on his claim. Mrs Frank Lucas of Portland spent the holidays visiting her parents here C C Mulkey and wife.
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A. N. Halleck
A. R. Carter
Dallas
W. T. Sellers
Hermiston
Oregon
G. A. Peterson
Dr. Cook
Cplorer
Frank Lucas
Portland
C. C. Mulkey
Falls City News Notes Sudden Illness and Mill Fire
Mr. Darling, ill for some time, was sent to a Dallas hospital Monday morning. A bunk house at Mill 1 housing Clinton Harland and Oscar Roskey burned Monday evening with all contents. Irene and Cecil Dodd returned from Corvallis to spend Christmas with their parents. S. R. Skeels left his homestead to visit Forest Grove for Christmas and plans to return to work at the mill near his claim once he gets final papers from Uncle Samuel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Darling
Dallas
Mill 1
Clinton Harland
Oscar Roskey
Irene
Cecil Dodd
Corvallis
S. R. Skeels
Forest Grove
Samuel
Service Registered English Berkshire Male Hog Advertisement
Advertising notice from A. H. Craven of Monmouth Oregon offering a registered English Berkshire male hog for service at 1.50. The notice adds a daily late fee of 0.25 for sows kept longer than three days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Craven
Monmouth
Ore
Circuit Court in Dallas Records Short Session Outcomes
Judge William Galloway presided Department 2 in Dallas Monday. Nine cases disposed, including several divorces granted or continued, a partition action dismissed, a remand to Justice Court, and a trustee petition with demurrer confessed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Galloway
Circuit Court
Department No. 2
Dallas
John R. Loy
Sylvester Ridders
Oscar Hayter
Hazel Bowers
Elmer W. Bowers
W. L. Tooze, Jr
Josie Wheeler
Harland Wheeler
G. G. Bingham
Carson & Brown
Tilgham Hinshaw
Ann A. Hinshaw
L. D. Brown
Jessie
Percival
Robert M. Percival
H. V. Gates
Polk County
Board of Equalization
Thomas Bowman
Blanch Bowman
N. L. Butler
John Vernon
W. B
Justice Court
W. C. Brown
Demurrer
Christmas Eve Dinner Ends Divorce Plot
Grace Ethel Weeks presents a tale where attorney Tom Forrest averts a breakup for Whitbeck and wife. He stages a reunion at six o’clock, retrieves their children, and arranges a four person Christmas dinner with a champagne flick card declaring a divorce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Ethel Weeks
American Press Assotation
Whitbecks
Whitbeck
Tom
Nancy
Mann
Mr. Whitbeck
Mrs. Whitbeck
Tom Forrest
Forrest
Sturgis Mississippi Declared A Round Square Town
A 1886 Mississippi law for Sturgis in Oktibbeha County declares the town's corporate limits as a 1200 yard square with a circle squared by law. The piece cites a joke about a circular town legally made square by statute and notes the oddity in Youth's Companion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sturgis
Mississippi
Mathematicia
Oktibbeha County
Oktibbeha
Caleb Hannah
The Pacific Monthly Subscription Offers
The Pacific Monthly advertises a 1.50 annual price and 25 cent trial with three late issues. It lists bundled offers combining McClure's Magazine and other titles with prices and postal order payment to The Pacific Monthly in Portland Oregon.
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Beautiful
The
Pacific Monthly
McClure
Woman's Home Companion
the Pacific Monthly
E Pacific Ee
Human Life
Ideal Homes
Portland
Oregon
Also Mentioned on This Page
C. M. Lewis
Falls City News
Papa
Pacific
Portland, Oregon
Monmouth Herald
the Herald
the Herald Job Printing Department Is
Herald
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