Right of Way Dispute Settled in Inland Empire Rail Line
The Twin Falls News reports the right of way question over the railway fencing is settled for now. The Oregon Short Line will fence 10 feet on each side of the track from Twin Falls and later rent rights there. A crew of 40 men will work eastward, fences set 0 feet from the center. The cattle guard will be at Perrine’s ranch. The company claims no rights waived and seeks up to 260 feet of right of way. farmers accept since no fencing blocks land and construction proceeds. The court granted the order and grading will begin. The Akima Daily Republic notes. The Lewiston Teller adds creamery prospects as A Goodhue expects 2500 cows labeled for March output. Eastern butter demand exceeds supply. stations planned at Stites, Anatone, Genesee.
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Twin Falls
Oregon
Fleet
Crowsing
W. OB
Perrine
Hbolse
Fr. A. Goodhue
Commercial Cream Company
Nex Perce
Mr. Goodhue
Stites
Anatone
Genesee
Lewiston Teller
Hay Crop Along the Snake River Estimations
The Shoshone Journal reports H A Stoor estimates the 1913 hay haul from William Holmat’s to Vader ranch at 10 000 tons with 4 000 tons sold at 5 to 6 per ton. He says about 20 tons daily are fed to sheep and cattle and foresees a shortage as irrigation expands. Tunnels and wells are tapped by Lower, Eberts, Sherman, and Weech to secure more water for new land.
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Snake
H. A. Stoor
William Holmat
Vader
Sheen
Tt Ie
Marry Lower
William Eberts
Breer
Durfee
Farthe
KE. B. Sherman
Joe
Charles Weech
Hagerman Cor
North Yakima Valley railway condemnation verdict set at 1250
The jury in the condemnation case of North Yakima & Valley railway against George F. B. Wirt awarded the plaintiff 1250 dollars for about 212 acres. The jury began deliberations around four p m Tuesday and reached the verdict by two o'clock that evening. the sealed verdict was opened when court convened this morning. The amount matches the offer previously made by the company.
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North Yakima & Valley Railway
George FB. Wirt
Pendleton druggists tout Vinie cure and early risers
Our Druggiva Brock and McComna promote Vinie as a supreme health tonic to restore strength, appetite, and blood in convalescents. They claim it builds every organ, cleanses stomach, liver and bowels, with a money back guarantee if it fails. They also endorse DeWitt’s Little Early Risers for relief of headaches and constipation.
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Brock & McComna
Riegaleoss
Pendleton
Brock
Mr. Brock
Fidgur A. Howe
Concord
N. HS
Vinci
Brock & Me- Comite
DeWitt
Tallman & Co
Land Office Yakima Monthly Report 1906 Summary
North Yakima land office report for the month ending April 1906 lists various entries. It records homestead and desert land entries, cash amounts, and acres in several categories, totaling 17 124.66 voros with 6909.05 dollars in sums.
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Yakima
North Yakima
Catherine Mere Seeks Royal Arcanum Life Insurance
Catherine Stockton Mere of Sheridan files a claim for £1000 life insurance on her son who died by his own hand in Boise last March. He was a member of the Eugene Council of the Royal Arcanum.
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Mere
Catherine Stockton
Sheridan
Royal Arcanum
Boise
Eugene Council
Settlement Reopens Lands In Bitter Root Reserve
Four thousand four hundred eighty acres of the Bitter Root forest reserve are set aside for settlement. Plats received by the local land office and will be filed officially March 21. Sixty days after filing the state gains preference in land selection, but bona fide settlers who have already settled and made improvements retain their holdings with preference over others.
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Bitter Root
Tate
Lewiston Teller
Grangeville Branch Contract Award Reported
In Grangeville the contract for the Grangeville Nine’s construction was awarded to Lime and Shields of St Paul. Local reports say subcontracts are being pursued to secure the ground and crews, with Johny P Vollmer commenting in Portland on the circulating dispatch in yesterday’s Tribune. The Lewiston Tribune notes a Portland dispatch claimed Sims & Shields won the prairie line contract.
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Grangeville
Lime & Shields
St. Paul
Johny P. Vollmer
Tribune
Portland
Sims & Shields
Lewlaton Tribune
Idaho Sheep Wintered Despite Severe Weather
Governor Gooding notes Idaho sheep industry largely spared by harsh winter and heavy snow. He cites higher hay use but overall good sheep condition, with some desert-keeping cases possibly suffering from late grazing.
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Idaho
Pendleton Daily Market Prices for Produce and Goods
Prices in Pendleton show apples at 1.60 to 2.00 per box oranges 25 to 60 cents per dozen lemans 20 cents per dozen tunands 40 cents per dozen sweet potatoes 6 cents per lb cabbage 31/2 cents per lb parenipe 21/2 cents per lb turnips 2 cents per lb celery 1 per dozen potatoes 1.25 per sack onions 1.50 per sack cauliflower 15 cents head tomatoes 20 cents per lb popcorn 1-3 cents per lb rutabages 21/2 cents per lb beets 21/2 cents per lb lettuce 5 cents per bunch butter and kegs creamery 70 cents per roll country 60 cents per roll fresh eggs 5 cents per dozen cake eggs 30 cents per dozen miscellaneous sweet pickles 0 cents per gallon sour pickles 40 cents per gallon mince meat 18 cents per lb olives 25 cents per pint walnuts 26 cents per lb almonds 26 cents per lb. Kennedy’s Laxative Honey and Tar promoted as cough remedy by Tallman & Co.
Rabbit Shoot Trip to Binlock Island Ticket Offer
O R L & N lines offer round trip tickets to Coyote for the Rabbit Shoot on Binlock Island with sale on February 8 and final return by February 11. Departure if 6 February from Pendleton at 11 p m connecting delays noted with spur stops and a launch service between Fruit Spur and Blalock's Island. For details contact agent B H Smith. Also contains a medicinal testimonial for Kodol Dyspepsia Cure and a lumber ad from Oregon Lumber Yard offering Cascade red fir wood.
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Binlock Island
Coyote
Pendleton
No. A
Mmatilla
Fruit Spur
Blalock
Chinese Swine Breeds and English Impact
The article explains how Chinese and Neapolitan pig breeds transformed English hogs, yielding Berkshire, Haxey, Poland-China, Small Yorkshire, and Suffolk lines. Chinese hogs fatten easily even in adversity, shaping lean English types, while Neapolitan adds delicacy. Chinese stock is short-bodied with heavy jowls and distinctive ears, often white or black.
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Yorkshire
Suffolk
England
Ants Talk Myth Or Natural Language Says Boyle
Sir James Boyle, famed Irish naturalist, argued ants have a language. He observed an ant colony moving quarters and noted two ants appeared to chat. He killed one to test reaction, and the marching column split, with ants avoiding their dead companion's path.
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James Boyle
Smoke tricks and Gordian knot lore mix in odd column
A pasted miscellany notes Japanese smoke ring feats and characters formed by smoke, plus legend of the Gordian Knot and Alexander the Great. It cites humorous exchanges, jokes, and brief notices from various sources, then lists local professionals and Pendleton entertainment options.
Special Rates by Week or Month at Cotaine Dining
The notice promotes special weekly and monthly rates at Cotaine dining rooms with emphasis on prompt service. It highlights value offers for diners and invites guests to inquire for details on available plans and timing.
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Apter Licenses
Daily Market Report
Kennedy
Miildren Love
Tallman & Ca
South Milla
N.C
Cascade
Bencoast
St. Nicholas
Japan
Gordius
Phrygia
Alexander the Great
Billynns
Niagara
London
T. A. Best
Savings Bank Building
Amy Currin
Office
Smith-Crawford Building
R. Beringo
Schmidt Bulling
W. G. Cole
Judd Building
Fice
D. J. M'Faul
Judd Block
Black
T. M. Henderson
Lynn K. Blakeslee
Main
Court Streets
Drs. G
Eva Hotsington
Kirknvillle
Suke
Ralph C. Swinburne
DR. M
Kern
E. A. Vaughan
Sane
T. H. WE
Dentist—Association
D. C. McNabb
Tallman's Bug Store
T. J. Lloyd
D. V
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Banks and Brokers
Endleton Savings Bank
Ore
W. J. Furnish
T. J. Morris
J. A. Borle
J. W. Maloney
First National Bank OF
Hartman Abstract CO
Umatilla
Pendeton
James Johns
Henninger
H. Marsh
J. M. Bentley
Offic
John Hailey, JR
Commission House
Columbia Produce Coo
Dean Tatum
Pendleton Ice & Cold Storage Plant
Edwards
Ed V. Stroble
Court Street
Goodman-Thompson CO
Sanitary Plumbers
Main St
Ed Bean
Taylor's
James A. Fee
Stephen A. Lowell
John W. M
Carter, Raley
James B. Perry
Taylor's Hardware Store
Winter & Collier, Lawyers
Association Building
John H. Lawrey
Saving Bank Buiding
Stillman & Pierce
Stillman
United States
George W. Coutts
Schmid Oc
R. J. Slater
Despain
A. New Repry
Association Block
Main Street
Dan P. Smythe
Despain Block
East Court Street
Cecil R. Wade
East Oregonian
East Webb Street
G. W. Phelps
John McCourt
Smith-Crawford Block
Howard & Swingle
Taylor Building
Main and
War Streets
E. Troutman
D. A. May
East Oregonian Office
T. M. Keller
Goodman Cigar Store
Main Stret
P. O
le Ieee Nears Ok
Aan
Alta ST
Carney & Kennedy
Good Rign
Marble
Monterastelli Bros
Athena
H. P. Millen
M. A. Rader
Chicago College of Embalming
Baker & Folsom
Yohnkr
Ae Tall
Moler System of Colleges
Front Avenue
Spokane
Wash
W. L. Jones
Bar
Pilot Rock
Employment Bureau
J. C. Spoonemore
West Court Street
Walters
Malin
D. Maurer
West Webb Street
S Ee
Terns
Craigheail & Hayes
H. H. Williams
Hendricks
Hurat Automatic Switch & Sigal Company
W. J. Curtis
Commercial Block
Pendleton Iron Works
Court
Alta Streets
Marion Jack
Presa
W. Zieger
Mer
Spoonemore
The
Bollons & Brown
Be, Cwerry
Corner
Johnson
Obeagon
H. C. Rowers
Peni Coe
Nchester
de Beter
Egg Fat Chichester Chemical Co
Madleow Square
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