New Today Building and Land Offers Listed
New today 1000 buys 800x582 feet sightly building property north side 850 two excellent building lots stone wall sidewalk W Court 1800 three lots north side corner good-room house 1200 corner lot cottage nearly new 3650 four lots splendid residence very cheap 00 four acres edge town house barn 200 fruit trees 2250 118 acres 33g miles from town NE 80 acres in cultivation 60 in wheat room house good water 350 graded lot stone wall north side east front sightly location 10000 half a section choice farming land crop included are entirely new offers but I have many more and would like to talk them over with you
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W. Court
N. E
Personal Mentions In City By Many Travelers
A long list of visitors and locals bound for or returning from various places arrives in the city. W v Moore Ukiah William Beach Dale R F McGee Logan Utah W Musgrove Athena John Kraemer Walla Walla Mrs M Jacobs Cornell Bluffs Milton Sinard visiting Aunt L J Bell L Miller back from Boise Baker Sumpter Walter Gillette Beho has lumber on grounds for new residence M Nelson from Wallowa country to stay permanently T Eastman Wallan Walla guest of Hotel St George Joseph Keppinger from Jervis cooking for brother John Penchey Spokane summer plan A TD Reynolds San Francisco new pattern maker for Rigby Clove Mrs Jones Athena Mr Lee Northport in town with Shelley Jones W O Lewis Ritzville en route to Crook County Charles McGuire Spokane locators for Wallowa County government James Martin Meiners appointed road supervisor Miles Starr from Baker City to see sister Mrs Owens Bear Creek Susan Welch to Portland to visit son James after quarantine condition G Grimes J T Grimes Mrs B Grimes leaving for Chelsea Indian Territory William Babb Echo aims for Alberta H G Cook from Asheville intends to locate here St George DeHaven wife en route to Yoakum to visit Eugene Elmira Fry Moscow Idaho expected Friday Miss Fry Moscow county treasurer J C Scott Pendleton harness maker back from Denver George Waddington sold 160 acres southeast of Athena to C W Courtney for 800 John McCourt Hal loray McCourt Weston defending Prof Hawes T G Hat levy prosecuting Same Mrs Allie Williams to visit from Phoenix with planned home here J H Sinclair Moscow Idaho on pleasure trip to California with Cr Lingenfelter W N Hackney Wilson North Carolina eyeing Northwest manufacturing venture
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Wv. C. Moore
Ukiah
William Beach
Dale
R. F. McGee
Logan
Utah
W. Musgrove
Athena
John Kraemer
Walla Wallace
M. Jacobs
Cornell Bluffs
Sinard
Milton
L. J. Bell
L. Miller
Boise
Baker and Sumpter
Walter Gillette
Beho
M. Nelson
Wallowa
T &. Eastman
Wallan Walla
Hotel St. George
Joseph Keppinger
Jervis
John
James Penchey
Spokane
A. TD. Reynolds
San Francisco
Rigby- Clove Works
Jones
Mr. Lee
Northport
Shelley Jones
W. 0. Lewis
Ritzville
Crook County
C. J. Whitaker
Charles McGuire
Wallowa County
Jamis Martin Meiners
Helix
C. F. Glilpin
la Grande
A. P. Nash
North
Are. P. H. Feets
St. Anthony's Hospital
Miles
Starr
Baker City
J. A. Owens
Bear Creek
Susan Welch
Portland
James
G. Grimes
J. T. Grimes
B. Grimes
Yoakum
Eugene
Elmira Fry
Moscow
Idaho
A. Kunkle
Miss Fry
J. C. Scott
Pendleton
Denver
Sowing More Alfalfa By J A Mendenhall In Echo
J A Mendenhall of Echo returns home and plans to plant 100 acres of alfalfa this season under Pioneer Co rights. He is a Hereford breeder who favors Shorthorns for efficiency, believing them best for beef under equal age feeding range and water conditions. He also advocates thoroughbred stock.
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J. A. Mendenhall
Echo
Pioneer Co
OWO
Mr. Mendenhall
Sheep in Good Condition At Pilot Rock Flocks
A.C. Henderson and wife and Mr. A L Rogers of Pilot Rock report lambing season progressing favorably in their area. Henderson and Son feed liberally and kept ewes in good condition during forage months despite high costs and heavy labor. Lambs born this spring are unusually large and healthy, with an excellent sheep industry outlook for the hill this spring.
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A.C. Henderson
A. L. Rogers
Pilot Rock
Henderson
Henderson & Son
Hille
Salt Prices Jump For Sheepmen This Year
Balt Very High J H Gwinn from Portland reports no progress on salt terms or tariffs. Sheepmen will pay retail salt prices this year, up 1 to 1 50 per ton. Jack Huston returns to Baker City to take over a mechanical role with the East Oregonian after a stint with the Democrat.
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J. H. Gwinn
Portland
Mr. Gwinn
Jack Huston
The
Democrat
Baker City
East Oregonian
Huston
Athena Public Schools Closed Over Measles Event
Athena public schools were closed for a week due to a mild measles outbreak. Professors Watts and Beck, both ill with the disease, prompted the order, with several mild scarlet fever cases also reported in Athena.
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Athena
Watts
Beck
Stock Losses in Wallowa County Reported
Residents of Wallowa County report stock losses from the protracted cold weather that exhausted forage and pasture. The extent is said to exceed typical losses, based on local observation and personal knowledge of the situation.
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Wallowa
Attorney to Locate Here from Moscow Idaho
Attorney C. H. Lingenfelter arrives from Moscow Idaho and plans to set up practice locally. He recently traveled from Northwestern Missouri and will later buy and build a residence here. He is staying as a guest at the Hotel St. George.
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C. H. Lingenfelter
Moscow
Idaho
Missouri
St. George
Moves planned for Lewiston and Pendleton in icago stock ventures
C A Chapman plans to locate in Lewiston Idaho or nearby and move his family there soon to engage in stock business this summer. Frank Beck of Echo intends to sell his farm and move to Pendleton, buying lots to build a residence and rent properties.
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Lewiston
C. A. Chapman
Idaho
Pendleton
Frank Beck
Echo
Pendleton Notice Street Poll Tax Delinquent
Notice street poll tax of Pendleton is delinquent and prompt payment is required or collection will be enforced according to law. J A Blakley city marshall.
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Pendleton
J. A. Blakley
Marabal
Arbor Day as Pendleton City Holiday Proposal
Mayor Hailey urges Pendleton citizens to join Arbor Day activities Friday April 1 1003 to plant trees and shrubs and beautify streets and private grounds. He envisions ongoing civic improvement, noting past progress and calling for widespread observance by schools and residents to elevate the city’s beauty and appeal.
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Hailey
Pendleton
Citiens
T. G. Hailey
Citixens
Loss in Pilot Rock post office robbery reported
Robbery at Pilot Rock post office caused $147 in cash and $83 in stamps to be stolen. The safe was blown open around 2:00 a.m. a local resident heard the explosion but dismissed it as a drunken row and did not investigate further.
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Pilot Rock
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