Adams Happenings and Local Updates in Adama
Adams notes report C Ried moved to Idaho and new lumber yard opened by M A Gillie near the depot. Easter events at M E Church and a street sprinkler installed. Mrs J J Ralston improving, J F Bentley remains in charge of the meat market. Ferguson purchases Commercial Hotel for 500 dollars and plans lease. Candidates Kirk and Buzan visit town. Various residents visiting relatives, stock shows, millinery sales, and local travel. Odin and railroad work mentioned. Meacham cattle trip planned.
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C. Ried
Idaho
Adama
M. E. Church
A. H. Ferguson
T. C. Ried
Lawrence Lieuallen
Adama Goon
M. A. Ferguson
J. J. Ralston
Mise
Martha Lieuallen
Helix
Mise Winnie Gelas
Whitman College
J. KH Davidson
Athena
Portland
B. Beyer
Walla Walla
Severa
Jake Meyer
Coeur d'Alene
H. A. Richardson
Carr
Meacham
Hin
0. R. & N. Company
Pembleton
J. ¥. Bentley
H. E
Williama
Weston News Snapshot Pulpit, Voters, Mines and Farms
Weston precincts list 300 voters with a Republican majority and several independents. Weston brick yard starts with three moulding crews, expanding later. Local figures discuss irrigation methods from Clarkston and a 35 acre orchard. J. Powle from Maxwell Idaho plans to locate, with others touring the country. Dry land alfalfa thrives on George R. Roberts farm, predicted to yield over a ton per acre as bandwagon for industrial farming grows under Colonel Judaon’s movement.
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Weston
Pine Creek
Church of the United Brethren of Christ
Charles Holmer
Weston Lodge
U. W
Telluride
Col
Holmer
Wild Horse
Mia
Payne
Weston Brick Yard
Clark Wood
Gardena
Clarkston
Wash
Jesse Powle
Cashier Hall
Maxwell
Idaho
Isaac Mitchell
Marshall House
Clearwater
Willam J. Lachner
Baker City
W. L. Shellenburger
W. &. McPherson
E. A. Frakes
Fall City
Nev
Lydia Fletcher
Gertrude Fletcher
Hattie Hickman
Prosser
Weston Mountain
W. H. Gould
Alberta
Ed Tucker
Athena
Clift Cully
Cully & O'Harras
Palm
Blue Mountain
George Brutcher
Reed
Hawley Mountain
Mise May Stevens
Floneer
George R. Roberts
Court Street
Mr. Roberts
R. C Judaon
Freewater Firm Sells to Milton Partners
Freewater April 12. The general mercantile business conducted here for over four years by Sanders and Tanke was disposed of yesterday to Hadley and Handley of Milton. They will take possession after inventory, which began today. The retiring members will devote time to other lines of work and are substantial holders of food property near town.
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Freewater
Sanders & Tanke
Hadley & Handley
Milton
Judge Lowell Leads Independence Senatorial Meeting
The West Side Enterprise reports Judge Lowell was the sole senatorial candidate at the Independence public meeting on Thursday night. He spoke on live issues, impressed attendees, and voiced commitment to making the primary law permanent, despite not being a machine favorite. Lunch and kale at Fergy's.
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PenDence Mec
West Side
Umatilla Placed Under Business Reshuffle and Openings
Umatilla notes show resignations at O R N offices and new mercantile deals. A grand ball is planned for April 16 in a hall built by HL Means, while A. B. Stephens Jr takes charge of Duncan & Co mercantile. Oil, ranch, and store transfers reshape local business. changes include 21 carloads of oil unloaded and new general store openings forthcoming.
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Portland Business College
Ball
Stepheny
H. C. Means
Hazel
Pendleton
A. FP
A. M
HL. C. Means
W. F. Landrum
A.B. Stephens
G. L. Lowell
Irrigan
J. H. Pound and Sons
A.& Hunt & Co
Hull
Helma
Spokane
L. R. Ferbrache
R. N. Gordon
Seattle
Patterson
Patterson, Wash
Roy Knight
Duncan House
Columbia
Hannaford
North Bank Contractors
J. H. Watson
Portland
P. P. Cullen
D. C. Brownell
F. R. Warren
Benton County Irrigation Company
Mortgagee's Sale of Personal Property in Echo Oregon
Public auction of Zin nla & Co stock of merchandise at 2 00 p m April 14 1906 at the front door of the Echo Oregon two story building to satisfy a $1019 60 debt with 4 percent interest and attorney's fees, under a chattel mortgage recorded March 17 1906. CLOUD OLIVER mortgagee will conduct the sale to the highest bidder for cash.
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Zinnie & Co
Zinnie
P. J. Alban
Echo
Oregon
Cloyd Oliver
L. A. Estel
Zinnla & Co
Zinnle
Umatilla
Siuld
Nesigna
Anid Nate
Cloud Oliver
Also Mentioned on This Page
Commercial Hotel
T. J. Kirk
George Buzan
United Brethren Church
Coorado
Hickman
Tallman & Co
Morrow
Main Street
Freewater Firm
Sander
Tanke
Sanders
Judge Lowell
Lowe
Kaleer
Fergy’s
Ates OF
A. F
A. M. Wie
Dick White
Wil Switeler
Win Harris
John Gagen
Court St
Golden Rule Hotel
Court
Bing
Ast
Hregorian
Daily
Oregonian
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