Spring Farming Outlook and Local News From Ridge Area
Fine spring weather boosts plowing and seeding in Ridge and vicinity. Roads boss Hinkle oversees work while G F Jones resigns. Mrs. Kathe Branaman teaches at Bauletary school. Mrs. James Stanton of Nye is in danger at home. Patrick Doherty, shot earlier, has recovered. Frank Kopp and family moved from Pendleton, son stays for St Josephs term. Fruit trees bloom, spring grain emerging. rye progressing well.
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New Road
Saulabury
Stanton Dangerously
Pendleton
Patrick Doherty
George Magaughe
McKay Creek
Peter Searcey
Gurdane
W. L. Simonton
Prof
Link
Rye
Hinkle
Siepending
G. F. Jones
Kathe Branaman
Little Bubter Creek
Bauletary School
Vineson
James Stanton
Nye
Frank Kopp
Frank
St. Joseph's Academy
Vinson
Methodists of Athena to Dedicate Magnificent Building Tomorrow
The Athena Methodist Episcopal church will dedicate its new building tomorrow May 1 in a full day of ceremonies. The program includes an informal greeting at 9 00 am organ voluntary at 1 30 pm hymns prayers and anthems by the choir with the service expected to be extensive.
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Methodists of
Athena
Methodist Episcopal Church
Oil for the body and nourishment claims for Scott's Emulsion
The text presents Scott's Emulsion as essential nourishment for the weak or wasting, likening the body to a machine and promising strength when ordinary food fails. It advertises free samples from Scott & Woene in New York, urging reader requests.
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Scott
Eminent Methodist Leader to Lead Day of Services
The program features Rev J. 8. Anderson delivering morning and evening sermons with Joseph W Powell of Buffalo NY giving multiple addresses. A dedicatory service will be led by Rev C E Gibron presiding elder of the Walla Walla district. The day includes Sunday school rally and Epworth League events with a male quartet and choir.
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Epworth Teague
Anderson Addross
J. W
Ocean
Epworth League
Brotherhood
Lof
Visitors From Nebraska And Local Touring Milton
Milton April 28. Mrs Nancy Biggs visiting her son in Milton returned to Pomeroy. Mr and Mrs J E Nichols Mrs Bertha Olsen and Dr S A Fulton drove to Walla Walla to see The Merchant of Venice. William Biggs and family visiting Mrs Nancy Biggs. Revs Gibbs and Eakin, Messrs Gentry Teel and Miss Fraxier Howard returned from Pendleton Sunday School convention. New Methodist Sunnyarde church to be built north of Freewater on C J Rodgers donated site. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure advertised. Ida Hehrendt from Baker City Optical Co to be in town for a week. Tick ers Hotel.
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Milton
G. 8
Harrris
Ira S. Troyer
Pomeroy
J. E. Nichols
Bertha Olsen
A. Fulton
Walla Walla
Frank FP. Milla
Wallaburg
O. C. Ingle
C. J. Rogers
North Milton
W. A. M. Teel
Freewater
C. J. Rodgers
Sunny
Cured Twenty People Endorses Liquor Habit Cure
A Fort Flagler statement from C. C. Rummel reports twenty persons cured of the drink habit by a treatment. He endorses it as a cure for liquor and tobacco habits and mentions Tallman & Co. as local agents.
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Sergi
C. C. Rummel
United States Coast Artillery
Fort Flagler
Wash
Tallman & Co
Local Lumber Company Promotes Stock and Services
If you are arranging to build or make improvements, come and see us for your lumber. Our stock are large and well selected. We want to figure with you on your lumber bill. We make sash, doors and blinds.
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Pendleton
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CG. R. Depot
Petar Yoo Ercheron
Baker & Folsom
East Oregonian
Newspap
Scott & Howne
New York
Ww. C
Neuman
Gus Lafontaine
Main Street
J. W. Powell
Echolara
Powell
Higby Harris
Nebraska
Nancy Biggs
Waitsburg
NEW Methodist Church
Ida Hehrendt
Baker City Optical Company
Philadelphia College
McCormick's College
Chicago
Tickers Hotel
Kodol
B. C. DeWitt & Co
Taliman & Co
Sherwin
E. J. Murphy
Glenn Winslow
Robert Forster
Corner Webb and College
Anes Service
Keaueh
Ify
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