Irrigation land transfer seals 1320 acres for Maxwell project
The Minnehaha Irrigation Company transfers 1320 acres to Max welI Irrigation Company for 76000 dollars. The two firms, long jointly managed, will put the Maxwell area under irrigation soon. Also reported is the Wade property sale at U K feed yards with imported English Hackney horses, mares, and 25 colts, totaling near 30000 dollars in receipts.
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J. C. McNaught
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James Hartnet
Head Men in Town
Several Woodmen of the World leaders will visit the city this evening for a celebration at the judge hall and a banquet. Arrangements seat over one hundred guests for the event and the campaign is expected to end successfully.
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Judge Hall
Maxwell Ditch promoter visiting for irrigation project business
J F McNaught of Maxwell, a promoter of the pigante irrigation scheme underway in the region, is not in the city on a brief business visit related to his property.
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J. F McNaught
Maxwell
Five Dollar Prize For Best Waltz Pair At Music Hall
A cash prize of five dollars will be awarded to the couple judged best waltzers at the dance at Music Hall this evening. Those present will vote, each person allowed one vote, to select the winner.
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Music Hall
Grazing Land for Lease on Grand Ronde River
Grand Ronde Lumber Co announces grazing land for lease near Perry Oregon at two dollars per acre along the Grand Ronde river. Contact Perry Oregon for terms and availability.
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Grand Ronde River
Grand Ronde Lumber Co
Perry, Or
Pendleton Society Bids Farewell to Rector Potwine
A society week in Pendleton ends with farewell receptions for Rev. W. E. Potwine at the parish house with flowers, candles, and a $150 purse plus a $50 gift. St Agnes Guild tea raises funds for Potwine, a post Lenten luncheon features yellow decorations and a lithe yellow chick keepsake. A thimble party and a surprise party entertainments honor local ladies, while others host dinners and social gatherings as Arlington changes hands and Rev Chambers of Portland to lead service at the Church of the Redeemer.
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W. E. Potwine
Mesdames Norbourne Herkeley
A. D. Stillman
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E. P. Marshall
Marshall
Frank Mowe
T. G. Hailey
Fred E. Judis
Ida Thompson
Misa Rita Hean
Frank Hamilton
Frank Frazier
Clinton Roosevelt
C. 8. Jackson
T.G. Halley
Leon Cohen
Mary Lane
J. R. Dickson
F. W. Vincent
F. Taylor
Jackson
Proprietors of Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription vow cure guarantee
Local claimants advertise Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription and Golden Medical Discovery promising to cure leucorrhea, pelvic weakness, prolapse, and falling of the womb with a fair trial. They invite readers to consult Dr. Pierce in Buffalo, offering free letters and praising his Pleasant Pellets as a mild laxative.
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Sommerville Leaves for Albany on Urgent Family Call
E. J. Sommerville, Power County treasurer, departed for Albany after telegrams reported his mother ill and critically ill there. The elderly resident had previously improved after a prior illness but contracted a cold deemed serious for her age.
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E. J. Sommerville
Power County
Sommerville
Albany
Abany
Phelps in Town as Candidacy and Wall of Delegates Rise
G W Phelps of Heppner and the Morrow county district attorney candidate move through the city as supporters outline the campaign. The Chicago and Northwestern Railway initiates construction of a 14 story office building in Chicago with an estimated cost of 1,000,000 dollars.
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George W. Phelps
Heppner
Morrow County
Ior
Chicago & Northwestern Railway
Chicago
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