County Events Brief Summaries Record Local Happenings
Athena notes Mrs O Harra will move to Walla Walla and buy property there. A holiday ball at Athena Opera House with Johnsons Orchestra set for Friday December 39. Christian church oyster supper raised 120 dollars net. Artisan lodge officers elected for one year. Idaho farmers sales by Palo Alto stock farm cited with a top price of 7190 dollars for a single animal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aritaine Elect
Wii Hive
Walla Walla
Athena
Ladies of the Christian Church
Artisan Lodge
T. P. Mosely
Lizzie Jones
William Dobson
Nannie Smith
Glen Saling
Mary Salling
Mary Sharp
W. C. Miller
Bra
Cordelia Maloney
M. C
Mise Myrtle Thompson
Albert Walker
Idaho
Palo Alto
Norm W. Thompson
Rolse Statesman
Life in Tonopah Nev Reveals Dangers of Gold Fields
Chitwood returning from Tonopah Nevada recounts severe health decline and discovered tragedy of a desert hut where a woman and child died seeking water. He notes impure springs, poisonous waters, and extreme prices for basics. German and San Francisco doctors seek solutions as stallions worth over 200 000 are sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chitwood
Tonopah
New
Nevada
Bolse News
Mr. Chitwood
Boise
Eldorado
Germany
San Francisco
Portland portyard builds 400-foot shipyard at St Johns
Portland Steel Shipbuilding at St Johns has a fully equipped yard with a potential contract over 100000. Albert Kelly, an incorporator, leads shop operations and cites superior machinery enabling heavy work and dual capability to replicate large vessels, possibly a 400-foot boat, noting competitive edge over San Francisco yards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland Steel Shipbuilding Company
St. Johns
Porthiid
Albert Kelly
Moran
Seattle
Oregon Daily Journal
OUF
Union Steel Works
San Francisco
Columbia
A Strange Recipe For Acting and Other Remnants
An assortment of antiquated anecdotes and curiosities. Talma’s supposed method of commanding audience reactions, mythic bowmen from ancient tales, early heroic elevator claims, a quip about the Mississipp i steamboats, club chatter of married men, a joke about Americans eating, and a Palouse demand for fat sheep cattle and hogs for Portland and Sound markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talma
Langlois
Palouse
Portland and Sound
Steamed Is a Palace Empress of Britain Ready for Trade
The steamship Empress of Britain launched at Glasgow for the Canadian Pacific oriental trade. She measures 669 feet in length, 65 feet 6 inches beam, 40 feet depth of hold with a gross tonnage of 14,500 and displacement near 20,000 tons. Nine watertight compartments, eight decks, and extensive first to steerage passenger accommodations. Also notes a Dublin Idaho liquor fine and Russia relief shipments to Jews.
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Britain
Glasgow
Fairfield Yards
Lloyd's
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Twitteer
Gray’s Harbor Commercial
Sewell
Polydore Moens, Prop
Colesworthy
Alta
A. H. Ganferman
Pendleton
Oregon
Rock Spring
Lantz Bros
Dep
Portland
Salipyard
Huilt
Fenests
Abrahin
Neas
Khoraitad
Nineves
Philadelphia Press
Mia
Chicago News
Somerville Journal
Santa
Claus
Haviland
T.& V. Pouyat
Lanterier
THE
Owl Tea
Empress of Britain
Perone
R. Reynolds
Dublin
Nez Perce
Penue
Russia
United States
Oriday
Brock @ McComas Co
China
Troya Thia Glassia
Bergen
Tiffanys
America
Eastman
Kodak Man
Lowney
Boston
Brock & M’comas CO
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