Court Doings: Innis Rose and Joe Williams Sentenced
Innis Rose and Joe Williams were sentenced to three and two years respectively in the penitentiary by Judge Hamilton for assaulting Lillian Endicott, age 17. Kinnicutt fled and has not yet been apprehended. The article criticizes liquor sellers and warns against drinking, blaming drunkenness for crime.
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Innis Rose
Joe’ Williams
Tom Kinnicutt
Lillian Endicott
W.W. Endicott
Hamilton
Gage
Innis
Joe
Kinnicutt
Deception Alleged in Umpqua Forest Reserve Entry
Roseburg land office reports misrepresentation tied to restoration of entry to 92 000 acres placed in the Umpqua forest reserve on March 2 1907. Only about 5 percent remained unappropriated and vacant 5500 acres. issue referred to Washington for action amid settlers concerns.
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Roseburg
Umpqua Forest Reserve
Umpqta Forest Reserve
General Land Office
Washington, D. C
Death of Mrs. B. M. Greene in Myrtle Point
Mrs. CLOTILDA Volkmar Greene died December 22 1908 in Myrtle Point after a short illness from scarlet fever. Born April 27 1862 in Coos county she taught widely in county schools and once led Myrtle Point School. She married B M Greene August 1 1894 and left seven children, a husband, father, four brothers and a sister. Funeral at Presbyterian church conducted by Rev J J Burkhart. burial in Myrtle Point cemetery. The family receives widespread sympathy.
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B. M. Greene
Clotilda Volkmar
Coos County
Monmouth Normal
Myrtle Point
Presbyterian Church
J. J. Burkhart
ENTERPRISE Clubbing Offer Still Good with Two Papers
Dozens of subscribers have taken advantage of the ENTERPRISE clubbing offer this past week though it now includes only two pictures with The Farm and Fireside instead of three. Subscribing by paying arrearages or a year in advance grants a copy of either The Toledo Weekly Bee or The Farm and Fireside semi monthly for one year, free. All three papers cost $1.75. Also mentions Hermann's Bazaar, Henry G. Plaeger, and a Furniture store sale.
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Enterprise
Toledo
Farm and Fireside
Railroad to Start Work Near Scottsburg
Drain Nonparell reports Prof. Guy Richards says a crew has begun clearing the Southern Pacific right of way near Scottsburg. Work started December 10 and is pushed toward Drain with grading likely once sufficient distance is cleared, causing excitement in Scottsburg.
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Drain
Guy Richards
Scottsburg
Southern Pacific
Watches Sale and Local Notices Highlight Christmas Ashore
Christmas plans include Mrs W W Deyoe visiting relatives in town. C L Bender jeweler offers big cash discounts on watches through Jan 1, 1909. Coquille City Council votes a 2 percent mill tax for 1909. Timber and logging prices cited for red fir, yellow fir, cedar and spruce. John Whobrey seeks hides from butchers every thirty days. Hermann's Bazaar advertises ladies collars and related items.
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C. L. Bender’s
John Whobrey
Bissinger &Co
Portland
Unpaid 1908 Account Demand From Huling Lundy & Sons
Notice demanding payment of an outstanding 1908 account. Huling, Lundy & Sons states the balance is due and requests immediate settlement or payment by note. Contains no further details on debtor or exact amount.
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Huling, Lundy & Sons
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Baxter
Henry G. Plaeger
Dodge & Co
W. W. Deyoe
Bandon
Mrs. Conalogue
Coquille
Columbia River
Hermann’s Bazaar
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Oregon
Daisy B. Short
Grundy M. Short
seVivawit
Weat
Willamette Meridian
Edgar A. ‘Dodge
U. S
Fidmes
John Parrish
Laney Parrish
Fountain
A. Parrish
Walter Endicott
Benjamin M. Enpy
Register
Jméza
New York
Ladijés
N. P. Peterson
Benson’s
Brickuilding
Orecon
J. Machado
CL. Bender
C. L. Bender
Cvewerer
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Masons
Royal
School
Myrtlé Point Mill Company
Myrtle Poitm City Hospital
J.D. Wetmore
Merry Christmas
M. R. Dunn
Myrtle Point Meat Market
Geo. H. Guerif
Myrtle Pont
Adan
Sean Ahot
Guerin