Cattle in Poor Condition and Local News in Brighton
Brig gson items report cattle in poor condition near Heailaon Paythie with scarce hay. Everett Gillis is ill with scarlet fever in Athens. George Payne heads to Shanika Crook County to scout for a homestead over about two weeks. Various locals move homes, plan sawmill prospects, and a Sabbath school is organized at Plain View Schoolhouse. An injury occurs in a horse race with Phillip McCabe taken care of by a doctor.
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Everett Gillis
George Payne
Crook County
Brighton
Shanika
Abe Abrahameon
Mia Gillis
Athens
H.C. Haskins
Woodland
Idaho
Thomas Narkans
Oakesdale
Wash
Gillis
Rmanch
Gite Stumbaugh
Despain Gulch
Rogie
Low Vanwinkle
Weston
Hasting
Janes Cargill
College Place
Frank Taylor
Henry Fanning
Cold Springs
Willie Whcekwin
Pine Crowk
Werton
Reed
Hawley Mountain
Enenge
Mr. Payne
Plain View
A. Hendley
Harry Willis
Athena
Britton Place
Mr. Willis
Ryan Creek
Phillip McCabe
Walter Far
Helix Happenings Reflect Local News And Health
Helix April 7 reports Mrs Bott slowly recovering after illness and Mrs Rehm planning a new house. A child of Eugene McCulley of Cold Springs had funeral services at the Christian church. Local residents from Pilot Rock Pendleton Athena and Portland visit and travel amid routine greetings.
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Helix
Copple
Eugene McCulley
Cold Springs
Christian Church
J. K. Bott
Charles Stanton
Ben Leland
Mystic Hahn
Wide Daughter
Pilot Rock
Calendar
Portland
Foundation for a Two Story House in Helix Area
A plan for a two story house is noted. William Piper’s young daughter, severely ill with scarlet fever, will undergo an operation at Walla Walla hospital in hopes of recovery. Perry Myrick, drilling for a well two and a half miles south and west of Helix, has bored to 150 feet with no water yet. County Commissioner Walther, of Sones & Walker, traveled to Pendleton on Monday for business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Piper
Walla Walla Hospital
Jim
Perry Myrick
Helix
Walther
Sones & Walker
Pendleton
Finnegans Ball at Frazer Promises Irish Comedy Night
The Frazer hosts a rollicking Irish comedy Fin nigan's Ball on Friday February 10 featuring Galla ger and Barrett Irish comedians, Bancroft sisters, The Towalng Aw ting family, and dancer troupe led by Manie Tromball. Ned tle Whete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finnigan’s Hall
Frazer
Gallager
Barrett
Bancroft Sisters
Dancine Comediennes
Towalng
Ned
Al G Field's Minstrels at the Frazer Tonight
Al G Field leads the famous minstrel troupe at the Frazer with Tommy Donnelly Harry Spunk and others in a variety of jokes and skits. The act promises a lively performance of character humor and wit to delight the audience tonight. Auction Sale of Damaged Wheat Scheduled for Cayuse Station on April 9 at 2 p m. About 3,000 sacks damaged by the March 6 fire will be sold for cash. samples available at Moorhouse Hamilton Pendleton office. CALVERT MEADE Adjuster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frazer
al G. Field
Tommy Donnelly
Harry Spunk
Doc Quigley
Sam Goldman
William Murray
Tommy Hyde
Tommy O'Dell
Billy Cawley
Frank FoRwry
Cayuse Station
Moorhouse & Hamilton
Pendleton
Oregon
Calvert Meade
Missouri State Fish and Game Tournament Opens
St Joseph Missouri April many of the nation’s best wing and target shooters attend the annual Missouri State Fish and Game Protective Association event at Lake Contrary. The five day program includes three days of target shooting and two days of live bird shooting with strong entries预计 promising one of the most notable shooting tournaments in the Middle West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri State
St. Joseph
Missouri State Fish and Game Protective Association
Lake Contrary
Middle West
Acker's Blood Elixir Promises Cure for Chronic Blood Poisoning
An advertisement claims Acker's Blood Elixir eliminates chronic blood poisoning and scrofula. It touts a flawless system, money-back guarantee if not satisfied, with prices listed as 60c and 100 dollars. Sold by druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acker
County records overhaul in Walla Walla contract
County board of commissioners in Walla Walla awarded a contract to George P. Clark and George W. Buchanan of Portland to export county books from January 1897 to April 6, 1908, a six year span. A $2,000 surety bond was posted and the men will be paid $15 per eight hour day plus one-way railroad fare from Portland. A report is expected in about two months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walla Walla
Board of County Commissioners
George P. Clark
George W. Buchanan
Portland
Messrs
Clark
Buchanan
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Mark Moorhouse
Ollie Mack
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Kinnigan
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Phillip M'Cabe
H. W. Learn
George Bruce
Ida Harkus
Clarence Rogs
Heailaon
Nicola
British Columbia
American Capital and Enterprise
Western Coal and Iron Company
Bernice Building
Tacoma
Nelson Bennett
Nicola Valley
British Coumbia
Vancouver
Nish Columbia
New Whatcom
Bellingham Bay
Canadian Pacific Railroad
Northern Railroad
Istern Coal and Iron Company
Treasury
Crow's Nest
Co Wean
Crow’s Nest
Nts
Tacoma Company
John Hailey, JR
Judd Building
Grand Trunk
Sumpter
North Pole
Columbia
Golconda
Monmoth G. M. CO
Belle Baker
Bald Mountain
IBEX
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H. S. McCallum & Company, Miners, Brokers and Financial Agents
Baker City
R. 8. Bryson
Minstrels
Newebro
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Peoples Warehouse
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