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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1902
Page
8
In Adhana town, a Bun worker near Prient faced a strange turn when a caller invited her visitor to stay the night amid rain. The tale ends with the man returning home for essential items, prompting questions about the event and its handling by local onlookers.
Mise Cleo Rose of Mirtle Point died during the wees while teaching a term at Routh River. E B Burns Hetrick Wilken Mal Jubasco and Zip Taker were arrested and bound over to the Circuit Court for illegal trespass on the premises of Rod Hume in Rogue Eyer. A bold robbery at the Centennial Saloon saw Wren the bartender lose 80 in bills and 16 in checks after his coat vanished. PC Halbart, Port Order for weeks, faces a hearing today before Justice Jensen.
Wild ducks and geese are being hunted on the bay with tame flock additions at Glasgow. Mie Birdie Short faces healing. doctors expect full recovery though convalescence will be slow. Clam cannery plans for Archie Kruse’s management show mixed progress while the Acmanse ship carried about 100 passengers from Portland. Cold storage and ice orders are being filled. timber claims activity increases in Curry county. Roosevelt proclaims Thursday November 27 as a day of thanksgiving.
An advertisement extols Dr Pierce Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for facial eruptions and blood impurities linked to skin diseases. It claims permanent relief from scrofulous sores eczema and pimples, with customer testimonials and a push for the People’s Common Sense Medical Adviser free by mail.
United States Land Office Oregon issues Timber Land Act notice to Marie Acarlor of Marshfield. Claimant seeks purchase of land described in section 31, township 2 south range 18 west. Hearing set in Marshfield on December 6, with adverse claimants listed and deadline before November 30.
E. W. Hermann, proprietor, advertises a bazaar store with prices and savings on a line of notions hois t ry fancy goods glassware crockery and fancy dishes.
Notices filed in Roseburg Oregon inform settlers Jumean Rhookard and John Pavler of their intents to make final proof on lands in Township 20 S Range 11 W and other parcels. Witnesses from Bridge and Marshfield are named. dates run November 11 and December 6 1902.
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