News of Milton and local notes from Milton Oregon
W Berry's son partially paralyzed after a horse accident doctors holding hope for recovery. Decoration Day plans advance with a grand lodge Odd Fellows delegate chosen. Dorcas Society formed by Presbyterian women to raise funds for church projects. Local land sale of 10 acres at 2500 dollars and various farm actions reported.
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W. Berry
Dorcas Society
Ladies of the Presbyterian Church
Milton
Ore
J. N. Stone
Joseph Wider
Mr. Budd
Old Valley
Amos Demaris
Tom Diggins
Ed Greaves
Basket Mountain
W. A. Morris
C. E. Berry
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
Portland
Tassie Stewart
Vansycle
Helix
Berry
K.P. Hall
George Edwards
GA. R. Shoul
Goo. Edwards
William Taller
James Evans
Kansas
Edmonson
Lewis Hollis
Topeks
Janes
Presbyterian Church
Church Society Formed For Sewing And Fundraising
A new church society convenes its first meeting this afternoon and then every two weeks. Charter members number fifteen with dues of 1 dollar annually and penalties for absences and gossip. Members sew and quilt, selling items at a church fair to raise funds.
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Lchurch
The Hair Brush Dandruff and Hair Loss Warning
Dr. Anna of Hamburg cites dandruff as contagious and warns that shared brushes spread it. The remedy Newbro's Herpicide claims to kill germ causing dandruff and prevent contagion. Sold by druggists. sample offer to Detroit Michigan. Schmidt & Co. listed.
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Anna
Hamburg
Germany
Newbro
Herploide Co
Detroit
Mich
FO W, Sehmidt & Co
Bids Wanted for Pendleton Hospital Property
Sealed bids are invited at the Umatilla County Clerk Office until 2 p m May 6 1903 for the west half of block 85 and all of block 86 known as the County Hospital property in Pendleton. Bids may cover single lots quarter half whole block or the 21 lots with right to reject any bid. Occupancy of buildings reserved until about July 1. Cash terms. W D Chamberlain County Clerk.
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Umatilla County
Pendleton
County Hospital
W. D. Chamberlain
Robbed the Grave
A Philadelphia man narrates his illness and recovery with Bleetrie Bitters. He details severe symptoms, three doctors giving up, then relief after three weeks of use, claiming the product saved him from death. Advertises the remedy at Tallman & Cols drug store, price MM cents.
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John Olver
Philadelphia
Joiows
Om Shen
Tallman & Cols
Repair your homes or places of not having them paint ed or papered.
A fragmentary notice urges homeowners to repair living spaces lacking paint or wallpaper. It presents unclear phrasing but indicates a general call to improve dwelling interiors.
Lots for Sale Near River on North Side
Several attractive lots available along the north riverbank with no grading required. Asking prices range from 200 to 300 dollars. Contact N T Conk of Tin El Sidelo at Rees' cigar store, Court Street.
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N. T. Conk
Rees’ Cigar Store
Court Street
Management of a gas and oil company claims non‑assessable shares
The management states conservatism and progress, with all stock sale proceeds paying legitimate operating expenses. Officers and directors forego salaries for now. Shares are absolutely non‑assessable by law, forbidding any indebtedness. Drillers are experienced, and experts say surface indicators compare well with major U.S. fields.
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Columbia River
Alder Creek
Washington
Castle Rock
Oregon
Columbia River Development Company
State of
Arlington
di K F
United States
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