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iveThe services at the grave were conSooreducted according to the ritual of theuldOrder of Odd Fellows, and weredathebeautiful and impressive. The pallwtthebearers were Judge ,T. E. Sibley. U. 8.toin-Grant, J. G. VanOrsdel, (J. E. Shaw,C£F. J. Goad and Horace Webster.tbIII-In the death of Mr. Suitor, thecaplePacific Northwest has lost one- of itsPOmost useful and active men. Ho waswcorea developer and builder in the truestmiset.sense of the terms, and loft the iman008press of his influence upon every\V(community in which he lived. Enahagedowed with indomitable energy, keenInforesight and sound judgment, heCtmycarried to a successful terminationIknalnumerous industrial enterprises,acthethat in the hands of men less boldIew.and energetic would have resulted inoun n-failures. He engaged in the sawmillasmdbusiness in Polk county at u timebeinwhen the industry was far less profitwiire,able than at present, but notwithtilslistanding the fact that lie suffered uninveravoidable losses and that almostTlito-insurmountable obstacles were thrownarmdin his way by peoplo less progressive,hiail,he proved himself master of his workehtndby establishing at Dallas one of theinbeat paying sawmill properties in thehi;ionNorthwest.th
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Dallas Polk County Observer

Dallas, Oregon, US

Fri, Aug 03, 1906

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