Berkeley Becomes Assistant Civil Engineer in Oregon
Pendleton well known citizen C C Berkeley leaves for Southern Pacific work in Oregon as assistant engineer. He has eight years in Pendleton real estate and has served as county surveyor candidate and farmer. Berkeley's past railroading includes O R N and Northern Pacific, and he supervised Lewis River bridge construction. He reports to Assistant Chief Engineer Donald and will oversee major southern Oregon line improvements. Mrs. Berkeley remains at the Pendleton farm for winter.
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C. C. Berkeley
Pendleton
Southern Pacific Railway
Oregon
Mr. Berkeley
Northern Pacific
Lewis River
Washington
Berkeley
Donald
Southern Pacific Anea
Seven Indians in Limbo at Police Headquarters
Seven Indians were recorded for arrests this morning at the police headquarters, most captured Saturday evening. Two were picked up around 5 o'clock in different places, two more near Murrel's Moon later that night, and a third faced charges of drunkenness and attempting to steal another Indian's horse. Around 11, an elderly Indian with a grey moustache was taken in by Officer Sheer, and the final arrest occurred at midnight when a large Indian with blood on his cheek was arrested by Officer Manning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murrel
Sheer
Manning
Mine country letters from Sonora Arizona camp at Joraquipa
J A Borie writes from El Campo Joraquipa Sonora about mining prospects near Naocozaris 90 miles south of the border and 16 miles from Nacozaris railroad. He details altitude about 7000 feet, rugged mountains, Yaqui river view, winter camp conditions, rain, wildlife, and indigenous life as he plans to return to Douglas Arizona to develop claims and arrange shipments and supplies.
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Arizona
J. A. Borie
Naocozaris
Mexico
East
Oregonian
EL Campo
Jorajulpa
Sonora
Joraquipa
Nocoriris
Forte
Douglas
Borlo Anys
Ariz
Jim
Nacozarin
Y. A. Borte
Idaho 18 Progressing Says State Auditor Bragan
Idaho official Bragan tours northern counties including Rathdrum Bonners Ferry and Coeur d Alene noting Spokane International line through Kootenay county boosting transportation for lumber mining and smelter shipments. He cites heavy snowfall promising winter log output and general rapid local improvement with a hopeful industrial future.
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Bragan
Idaho
Pendleton
Rathdrum
Spokane International
Kootenay County
Canadian Pacific
Bonners Ferry
Wate
Kathdrum
Coeur d'Alene
Death of Umatilla matriarch Mother of Uninpine
The mother of Um epine sub chief of the Umatillas died yesterday on the reservation after a brief illness. She was about 75 years old and widely known. Her son, Amapine, is a respected Indian leader on the reservation. Funeral services were held this afternoon with interment in the Indian cemetery near Cayuse.
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Umepine
Umatillas
Amapine
Cayuse
Sheepmen Meet in Umatilla County for Public Road and Stock Yard Plans
An urgent meeting of the Woolgrowers Association of Umatilla County will be held in this city next Saturday, December 29, to discuss opening a public road through Blue Mountain from foothills to Meacham Kamela, where large dipping vats will be built and the O R L N will expand stockyards to suit county stockmen. All sheepmen in the county are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolgrowers Association
Umatilla County
Foothilla
Meacham
Kamela
County meeting to discuss range, roads and stock rules
The gathering will cover Range division forest reserves public roads dipping vats stock inspector and other critical topics affecting every sheepman in the county. Attendance and participation are urged as the proceedings impact each man.
Suit to Collect Damages Against Eisner
This morning J C Kimery and J J Kimery filed suit through Dan F P Smythe against A J Eisner to recover 226 dollars. Plaintiffs allege Eisner unlawfully took a house and barn on the west half of section 4 and the northeast quarter of section 5 township 2 north range 32 east Willamette Meridian, and drove stock onto 200 acres of summer fallow belonging to plaintiffs. Damages sought equal the depredations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.C. Kimery
J. J. Kimery
Dan Fp, Smythe
A. J. Eisner
Township 2
Range 32
New England Dinner Committees Listed for Bowman Building
The New England dinner held in the Bowman Building on Friday December 15 appointed committees for room prep soliciting food and tables. Members include Mrs Brown Miss Denato Mine Car Warner Miss Sadie Warner Mins Follett Mrs McConnell Mrs Wattenburg Mrs Farley Mrs Kemler Mrs Clark Mrs Lena Warner Mrs Geo Harrie Miss Ingram Mrs Call Mrs Rice and others.
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Bowman
New England
1D. Kemler
L. Garrett
Kyle Long
S A. Lowell
Mra Brown
Denato
Galloway Leaves the Road for House Position
A. B. Galloway, longtime Blake-McFall representative, ends his road career and becomes head of the wrapping paper department. He will move to Portland from Walla Walla after six years on the road. Douglas Ball will cover Pendleton to Spokane, while Frank J. Mowle handles Pendleton to Boise duties.
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Douglas Ball
A. B. Galloway
Blake-McFall Company
Portland
Walla Walla
Pendleton
Spokane
Blake-MecFall
Frank J. Mowle
Boine
John Schroeder Relocates From Farm to Spokane Home
John Schroeder, who sold his farm near New Perce last year, now lives in Spokane with his family and plans to make the city their permanent home. He is in town closing out remaining business and will return to Spokane in a few days. He has bought wheat land near New Perce, Idaho, and will farm there, while the family resides permanently in Spokane and is pleased with the move.
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Spokane
John Schroeder
Thin Eity
Mr. Schroeder
New Perce City
Idaho
Echo Enthusiasm For Irrigation Prospects In District
Echo district residents and investors show strong interest in government irrigation projects expanding toward Echo and tributary lands. D Teel, Echo irrigator visiting the city, endorses the program predicting high cultivation and productivity across the area. Rheumatism of Heart: R C Hager of Gibbon arrives in city with severe heart inflammation, accompanied by Mrs. Hager. Dr C J Smith attends.
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Echo
D. Teel
R. ¢. Hager
Gibbon
Cattlemen in Baker District Report Adequate Hay Stock
The Baker district cattlemen report no complaints this year. They had good ringer through winter and now have ample hay to feed during snow season at reasonable prices. A market uptick could improve stock conditions.
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Ole
Vaaritin
Baker District
Baker City
Auction notice for Hal dene Dickson property appeal
Prospective buyers may inspect the Hal dene Dickson property before the auction next Saturday. Applications to J. M. Bentley arrange viewings of the premises.
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Haldene Dickson
J. M. Bentley
Inquest Rules Roxey McNeuran Drowning a Suicide
Yesterday morning an inquest over the remains of Roxey McNeuran who drowned herself at Umatilla was held by Coroner T. M. Henderson. From the evidence presented the coroner returned a verdict of death by own action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roxey McNeuran
Umatilla
T. M. Henderson
Tory
Winter Weather Tips for Cold and Illness Prevention
This short item urges readers to strengthen their system against severe cold and flu risks. It mentions protection from chills, grippe, and pneumonia and recommends staying warm and healthy during inclement winter weather.
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters Advert Practical Almanac Request
Patent medicine ad touts Hostetter's Stomach Bitters for heartburn bloating indigestion insomnia and malaria. Invites readers to ask a druggist for a free 1906 Illustrated Almanac and to buy a bottle today.
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Traino Ouren
Aleo Ank
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Boston
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Court Street
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Hostetter
Goodman-Thompson Hardware Co
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