Cattle Market Shows Weaker Turnover Yet Strong Demand for Butter Creek Beeves
Grain fed alfalfa beef draws buyers as eastern markets consume little Oregon stock. About 200 beeves are in Butter Creek feeding, with larger numbers in Big Bend Washington where pasture and barley support full feeding. Alfalfa fed cattle command a premium, while northern shipments still travel through Seattle to Nome, maintaining steady demand despite market softness.
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Oregon
Butter Creek
Uru
Big Bend
Washington
Hig Bend
Alaska
Seattle
Nome
Forbidden Marriage Among Allotment Indians
In Amentilia agency Acting Superintendent McNichole denied a marriage license for 16 year old John M Wilson to wed Annie Newton also known as LOVED IN VAIN. The case notes she is a 28 year old squaw with alleged past freedoms and cites tribal and white customs for marriage pending majority. The groom is identified by multiple names including John D Mitchell and John D Thomas.
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John Wilson
Wet Coyote
John M. Wilson
Amentilia Agency
McNichole
Tle
Annie Newton
Wilson
Joan Wilson
John D. Mitchell
John D.D Thomas
Bentley Brothers Telegram Signals Illness in Modesto Visit
J M Bentley received a telegram from Ritzville informing him of the serious illness of his brother J D Bentley of Modesto California. He will leave this evening for Ritzville. The sick man had visited in the city with his brother for several weeks and had gone to Ritzville to see his daughter.
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J. D. Bentley
J. M. Bentley
Ritzville
Modesto
Cal
Boy’s Arm Broken After Buggy Fall
James Bracken aged several years suffered a broken arm yesterday afternoon in a buggy incident. He and another boy were riding with a farmer and attempted to exit the vehicle before it stopped. Bracken fell to the ground and fractured his arm.
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James Bracken
Young Bracken
Bracken
Italian and W A Vawterfire at close range in Idaho
At Springaton Idaho Anton Calli cone an Italian and W A Vawter each fired six shots from revolvers at each other and neither was hit though the shooting was at close range.
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Springaton
Idaho
Anton Callicone
W. A Vawter
Pendleton Knights Templar to Attend San Francisco Conclave
Eight Pendleton women will go to San Francisco with the Knights Templar Conclave party. Twenty-two carloads from the Northwest will depart Portland September 4 and arrive September 6. Pendleton delegates include A P Nash C B Roosevelt W F Matlock and others. ladies listed by name. A bold emblem patch for Pendleton Commanders No 7 makes the group’s banner and insignia for travel and official duties.
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Pendleton
San Francisco
Knights Templar
Portland
Pencheton
Thin
Sir Kniehts
Aa P Naash
C.B. Roosevelt
W. FF. Matlock
Robert Forster
J. Hoineiker
Wo OM
Wytlek
C. BE Ronnevett
W Ff Matlock
RG. Thompson
Joe H. Parkes
T. CC. Taylor
J F. Hobdinson
Northwest
Ft Te
Rum
Beton
Pendleton Fr
T. Pendleton
Oregon
Powell
Clifton
Mount Hood
United States
Grand Lodge
Alexander
Sovereign Grand Lodge
OO. F
Sovereien Erand
Three Days for Bathing Declared by Police Court
A wandering man Fred Otte was brought before Chief Carnay on a disorderly conduct charge after being found dripping from a mill race. The judge offered a three day jail term as a chance to bathe, remarking the hydrant provides water and a secluded spot in the city jail.
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Fred Otte
Policy Carnay
Tim
Scandanavian
Ottis
Make Straw Roads
Farmers seek county aid to abate road dust during grain hauling season. Strawing and straw roads into Pendleton parts are proposed to keep the county road passable for the next month. Deep strawing is claimed to lay the dust for a month, easing busiest farm period.
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Pendieten
Narrow Escape From Fire At Voorhees Place
J G Richardson of South Cold Springs woke to a storm and rode to the Voorhees place where a deserted house burned likely from lightning. He fought flames for over half an hour to save a combine shed and the surrounding stubble and grain, preventing a wider blaze in a rich wheat belt. The old house burned completely despite his efforts, with the nearby fields at risk and the structure valued at about 200 dollars.
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J. G. Richardson
South Cold Springs
Voorhees Place
Voortees
Rigby-Clove Harvester Manager Heads to Sherman County
J. Clove of the Rigby-Clove foundry leaves for Moro Sherman County to inspect the harvester now in operation. He plans to then travel to Portland to present the company's reorganization to Judge G. J. Glesler, who previously examined the matter and may finance the effort and relocate the foundry.
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Rigby-Clove Harvester
Sherman County
J. Clove
Rigby-Clove Foundry
Moro
That County
Portland
G. J. Glesler
Suit on note filed in state circuit court
Moses Taylor of Weston sues FLJ Boddy and wife of Athena for 1452.87 on a promissory note. Attachment levied on Hoddye land near Athena. Note drawn January 8, 102. Boddy runs a meal market at Athena. Taylor was recently prominent in a sensational divorce suit brought by his wife.
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Moses Taylor
Weston
FLJ
Boddy
Athena
Bess
Hoddyé
Mone Taylor
Pilot Rock Plans New School Bond Issue Passed
Pilot Rock voters approved a $2500 bond proposal at a special election Tuesday to fund a larger two room schoolhouse. The current one room building is outdated with a recent partition addition, and the district aims to complete the new school before the next school year opens.
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Pilot Rock
Rome
Echeo
Barbecue at Bingham Excursion Attracts Train Riders
One hundred and three tickets were sold from this place to Meacham on Sunday the 24th. Most buyers left the train at Bingham for a day outing. Bingham offers a shorter ride with better outing prospects, suggesting that an organized barbecue or other excursion could draw a large crowd nearly every Sunday in hot weather.
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Bingham
Meacham
Inclde
Hingham
Dirt From Wool and Sand Waste Floods River Picayune
About thirty tons of sand washed from wool used by a woolen mill is dumped into the Cohen o Pendleton river near Lee street bridges. The sand, washed from wool in the scouring process, was sold at low prices and is now wasted into the river, reducing the value of washed wool. The New York building trades unions have declared a strike, halting construction.
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Cohen
Pendleton
Lee Street
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Dindinger, Wilson & CO
Malin
T Han
Tallman @ Co
Kk. C. Beach
T. G. Hailey
W. L. Thompson
Templars
G. Richardson
R. J. Boddy
van Aistine, Gordon & Co
Mercantile Agency & Tradesmen's Alliance
H. V. Lipe & Co
BE. Court Street
the Building Trades of
New York
Ceptonahy
Roosevelt
Boston Std
BAER @ DALE
Modern School of
Comal
Elaterite Roofing Co
Worcester Block
Saings Bank
Chris Ranley
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