08 Dec 1905
Page 1
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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1905
Page
1
A scrambled mix of notes mentions prison admissions, Lewis and Clark Exposition, congressional figures, vegetarianism by General Booth, and a Russia trip. It references dates, places like Oregon and Kansas, and obscure events with incomplete context and garbled names.
The Cuban Spy a comedy drama was presented last Saturday by local players to a crowded Myrtle Point house. Chas Page and Chas Marcy earned high praise for their comic and reading parts with strong support from Gua Bender Roos Deyoe Dora Williams and others.
Margarita Fischer Co presents a comedy set in Kentucky inspired by a horse race. Nell heroically rides the mare Queen Bees to victory amid risk and excitement. Colonial Cincinnati Winkle and Uncle Zeb bring regional charm as Franeyton Jim Burks and a loyal cast populate the tale.
A settlement finalizes disputes over the Belt Line. Major Kinney receives Belt Line Property in Basgire City and Kektof property totaling 160 acres plus related real estate and work. The agreement requires Belt Line debts to be paid by other parties and includes sale of personal property associated with the Belt Line. The contended issues may end ongoing litigation.
Notice reports Gatchells is closing with changes to the Plaindealer now named the Umpqua Valley. Also mentions hot tamales at Mrs Toy's and Bates buying half interest in the paper. An eight year old boy from Coos River died after a shooting accident while attempting to pick apples.
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