Christian Church Services and Meetings Schedule
Public church page lists weekly services at Buuday and Thursday and Sabbath school weekly each Sunday at 9:30. Monthly meeting on the oret Tuesday each month. Quarterly meetings on second Saturday and Sunday in several months. Woman's Foreign Missionary Society meets third Saturday in December. Bay om second and fourth Sunday services at 10 45 and 0 for CHRISTIAN CHURCH. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening and Sabbath school Saturday at 10 a.m.
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Buuday
Sanday
Pebemary
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Berets Hukuh
Rousas Adhool
Make Noble
W M. Gay
Christian
BAY Om
Ayn 1St Church
Phavyer
la. M. EB
Epworth League
J WH. Wood Pestor
Alvation Army
Main Street
Oreoldier
Lead Company President Thompson Dies in New York
Dream of the Dispatches reports Colonel W. P. Thompson, president of the National Lead Company, died of pneumonia in New York. Also noted are Chicago horse meat traffic ban, McCarthy’s Irish leadership step, severe Mississippi Valley rains, Brazilian housing collapses from downpours, and other world events including yellow fever on the Lomardi, and various political and commercial developments.
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W. P. Thompson
National Lead Company
New York
Brazil
Lomardi
Idaho News in Brief From Various Localities
Reports from Idaho and Montana include a fatal shooting in Medimont as David Mulry killed H Roden over a disputed old account. In Gibbonsville a new hoist plant machinery arrived for A D M Co and will be installed. Juniper post office discontinued and mail rerouted to Castle Creek. A large Moscow meeting celebrated the Christian Endeavor anniversary with about 600 attendees. Fire destroyed J R Collina’s wheat elevator at Julietta, torched likely incendiary, about 50 000 bushels lost. A shipment of ore from Silver Stake near Salmon City to Denver tests a future milling plant. Moscow city council seeks county assessor fees withheld for city taxes. potential suit if not returned. Golden Sceptre mines near Missoula inspected for a 100 stamp mill. Montana Stockman predicts strong five year agricultural development across the Northwest. Major Steele and daughter Agnes went to Washington to christen the gunboat Helena at Newport News.
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Gilliam County
Eureka
Excelsior
Cracker Creek
Baker County
Tacoma
Washington
Blue Mountains
Grand Ronde
Union County
Pendleton
Oregon
Coos County
Sturgis
Lane County
Wallowa County
Board of Regents
Oregon Agricultural College
Congress
Chapman
Cape Foulweather
St. Charles
Port Orford
Babbidge
Maine
James H. Miller
Joaquin
Dalles
Ochoco
Potatoes Arrive For Shipment As Market Slows In Valley
Potatoes continue to arrive in large quantities for shipment to San Francisco. The next two steamers will carry about 20000 sacks. The California market is steadily declining and shipments from Oregon are expected to break the market. Growers push shipments against dealer advice. Local market remains tepid with a lower tendency. Exporters quote Walla Walla wheat at 50,000 and Valley at 68 per bushel.
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San Francisco
California
Oregon
Walla Walla
Market Price List at Satwoxs-Columbia River Trade
The column lists various goods including talls, slate, butter, rope, coffee imports from Calcutta and Sumatra, sugar prices, cocoa products, and beans with quoted per pound or per 100 pound rates. It also shows beef and mutton prices, and cotton or wool market figures alongside domestic and foreign coal rates.
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Calcutta
Castele
Corvex
Costa Rica
Rio
Balvador
Mocha
Padang
Juve
Palembang
Java
Lahat
Arbuckle
Mokaeka
Lion
Columbia
Fluctuating commodity prices from early market listing
The listing shows varied cash prices for flour and feed products, including Flavor-Net cash prices per barrel and bakers ex tras, with figures around 3.50 to 5.00. Milling goods quote ranges from 1.15 to 1.30 per unit, and several items note fair to good quality with mixed terms and percentages.
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Lodituc
Nevada
Swanry So
Sos
Rae Ida Alan
Oregon Militia Report Details Growth and Standards
The annual report of Brigadier General Beebe to Governor Tuttle shows Oregon's militia with 140 officers and 1,554 enlisted men. It stresses rigorous officer requirements such as antia factory reports, international law knowledge, and drill mastery, noting improved company conditions, supplies, and regular drilling.
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Salem
Beebe
Tuttle
Sugar Beet Growers Form Legislative Commission in Nebraska
At the Nebraska state sugar beet convention in Fremont on February 10, resolutions established a three member legislative commission to investigate disputes between beet growers and factories and to recommend a bounty extension to 1901 for passage by the legislature.
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Fremont, Neb
Killed His Brother and Himself
Hedrick In February 10 Joe Merrifield aged 13 quarreled with his brother Hugh aged 10. He shot and killed Hugh and then committed suicide.
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Hedrick
Joe Merrifield
Hugh
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Jas. P. Price
Official Directory
jAllen Smith
Tallman
Jeose Edwards M. Terrell
Lashter KE
Dorn
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T Macy
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Pararoxia
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Uonscox
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David Mulry
H. Roden
A. D. & M. Company
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Black Hornet
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Christian Endeavorers
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Helena
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Newport News
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Lima
Meat Market
Simmons Liver Regulator
Simmons Liver
King of
Zeitlin & Co
Phila
Nebraska
Joy
JADEO
Society Notices
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