Bread Line of the Far North
The Tatoma Ledger notes that wheat could be grown far north in Canada as immigrants push toward the prairie borders. It lists Fort Simpson Fort Chipewyan and Fort Vermilion as northern examples and cites mills at Peace River Landing and Hudson's Bay posts supporting northern grain eating. Russia is described with parallel limits and Siberian reach for wheat. Wheat is said to adapt from tropics to 65th latitude and may feed humanity as far north as climate allows.
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Canada
Tatoma Ledger
Canadian
Europe
United States
Saskatchewan
Albert
Fort Simpson
Mackenzile
Fort Chipewyan
Lake Athabesta
Philadelphia
Fort Vermilion
Hudson's Bay
Peace River Landing
Great
Siberian
Pacific
Russia
Tropics
Norway
Weston Progress With New Warehouse and Church Construction
Weston advances a new Lay warehouse on the O R N sidetrack below the former ruined building. It will be 150 by 50 by 16 feet, cost 1100 to 1200 dollars, and store about 800 tons of Timothy hay. The German Baptist Brethren church at Weston nears completion, with total cost over 400 dollars after furnace expenses. Weston leaders credit William MacKenzie, J M Ashworth, and mission board figures in Oregon Washington Idaho for growth and optimism.
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Weston
William MacKenzie
J. M. Ashworth
Simothy
Dunkarns
The
German Baptist Brethren
Weeton
Bothwitz
D. B. Eby
Sunnyside
Wash
Walter
Bay
Mission Board of Oregon
Washingtom
Tdaho
Weaton
Werton
Ridets GC
Cari
Portland Mission
L. BE. Keltner
Twin Falls
Idaho
Mission
A. B. Peterson
Wenntohes, Wael
Charles Harkler
Myrtle Point
Ore
Walla Walla set for coast league baseball next season
Walla Walla plans a professional baseball club in a coast league with Portland Seattle Tacoma Spokane and Butte. A new ballpark will be built near downtown, with games in August and a May to September main season. Augustus Helnge of Butte has posted a 600000 bond on the McKinley mine in Franklin camp British Columbia.
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Walla Walla
Wash
Walla Willa
George O'Connor
Portland
Judge McCreedie
O'Connor Miys
Walle Wallin
Seatte
Tacoma
Spokane
Butte
Wietrich Dy
O'Connor
Fresno
Cal
Coast Ciiles
Augustus Helnge
McKinley
Franklin Camp
British Columbia
Persevering Helena editor recalls Custer massacre news
Deputy Postmaster AL Pick recalls publishing Montana's first daily, the Helena Herald, and the 1876 news rush after Custer massacre. He describes Horace Countryman bringing the first details, the telegraph hurdles, and how the Herald's extra on July 4 sparked widespread paper coverage by July 5.
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AL. J. Pick
Helena
Vewran
Montana
Custer
Little Big Horn
Herald
Associated Press
Association
Horace Countryman
Countrymain
Jack
Dewl
Elo
Mintegines Taylor
Stillwater
Boveman
Bommo
Bielena
Onder
Willian
Maxeine Taylor
Curley
Herald Extra
Western Talon
Fredericks
New York
Press Association
Bramarck
Washington
Helena Scout Memoir Claims First Wort on Custer Fate
A Montana journalist recalls how Helena and frontier scouts claimed the first news of Custer’s fate, asserting their scoop beat the Gouriers who arrived at Diamarek on July 5. The veteran reporter emphasizes his long career and the pride of local coverage.
Chooks Caught at Weiser and Burglary Charge
Aug 26. Ed Graham driven here on forgery charge after cashing a saloon check for 837 but receiving about 18. Found three checks signed J R Graham and indorsed O P French. Time for preliminary hearing not set. Joe How burglar in Port Hee Brizendine case had a hearing. Ross bound over for district court trial in $500 bail not posted, sent to county bastile.
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Graham
Ross
Welser
Ed Graham
Heo
Elk
Apother Saloon
Wheriff
Rd Graham
P. French
Walla Walls
Joe How
Port Hee Brizendine
SA. DD. Walker
Ayres
District Court
Bastile
Presbyterian Church Resumes Services Tomorrow
Church announces resumed services with preaching at 10 30 a m and 7 30 p m Sunday school at 10 30, sermon 11, civic meeting 12 15, Epworth League 7, prayer Thursday 7 20. Pastor Robert Warner and family back from vacation. Open meetings and classes listed. health note and other items included. Also mentions Christian Science Society activities and a health advertisement about Kodol for dyspepsia.
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Civne
Epworth League
sTaive
Robert Warner
Hell News
Hellewath
Christian Sclener Society
Eb, CO. Tuilding
Endiae Ceom
Pal
Noted Arrivals and Local Notices Mixed In One Place
A long list of arrivals and names from Boise Portland Spokane and other cities appears alongside editorial prose urging temperance hygiene and productivity. The county board of equalization in Walla Walla is described as denying a school funding petition and Baker Folsom hints at home improvement ideas.
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the Fair Store
Pendleton
Oregon
America
Walla Walla Willain
Lewsis
News Falhor
Fiche Herald
Piet
Weiser
Matheadist Episcopal Church
Salvation Army
Peof
Tyler
Amber Colle Enol
Dyer
Reed
Tallman & Co
Jeast
Graham Furniture Co
St. George
Frank H. Johnson
Boise
Hadley
N. Low
N. Brownell
M. HH. Reeves
Baker City
F.C Humphrey
A. F. Emrmoingeton
Tucoron
George Dpd
O'Conner Walla Walla
L. Goodwick
St. Paul
Jd. P. McNicholes
J. BE. McGilvray
Dick Palmer
Katty
J. Thiery
Louievine
George MecGilvery
F. Mitchell
Water City
F. Madden
Burke
J. F. Fink
J. M. Mackvergon
H. M. Dunphy
A. Ed. Richter
Seattle
J. Norris
Marquette
Ralph Hassell
Hot Lake
J. W. Burgess
Pilot Rock
Jem. Keeney
Shanike
Barnes
T. T. Geer
Salem
G. J. McEvoy
J. “. Smith
R. Brandon
J. & Kuss
G. Ferris
Sterling
Mia
Hendrick
Holse
Ed Blackburn
Mre. McCormack
M. Dimphys Michiman
F Chapman
Prank Howe
W. A. Robert
Dragepeia
Tallinn & Co
Walla Wath
County Board of Equalication
Walle Walla
Baker & Folsom
Gorlides
Blue Rapids
Pendleton Planing Mills Tt
Porster
Proprietor
Henry
Officn
Poodteon Wo & Golf Speay Company
Wane 9 Ui
Henneman
Poate Groot Mustern Stere
Cricks
Malin and
Webb Streets
Merry
Webb St
Rader’s
COA
C. G. Griffiths