Walla Walla Apples Headed to Sweden
Northwest notes report Charles Lambert of Bailey Lambert just returned from Europe bringing an assortment of Walla Walla apples to Sweden. In Ione Washington the steamer Ione sank yesterday after being tied up for winter at Allen's Landing. In Trinidad Washington, B Brown found a .44 rifle leaning against a sagebrush two miles west of town with no owner found.
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Walla Walla
Sweden
Walla Walla, Wash
Charles Lambert
Bailey & Lambert
Europe
Jone
Ione
Allen's Landing
Lane
Trinidad
Wash
B. Brown
Four-mile Flume Near Husum Progress Report
Husum Washington update on the Swan Hamann mills to Villa flume along the & P & 8 railway line a few miles east of White Salmon nearly finished. The four mile structure will employ about fifty four workers during construction and progress appears steady.
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Husum
Wash
Swan-Hamann
Villa
May Extend Yakima Lines To Naches Valley
Residents of the Naches valley and Yakima valley transportation company representatives plan a Thursday evening meeting at the Cowichee to discuss extending the electric line into the valley.
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Yakima
North Yakima
Wash
Naches Valley
Yakima Valley Transportation Company
Cowichee
Bond Vote Planned for City Hall Site in Yakima
A special election is set around April 1 in Yakima and North Yakima Wash to approve a bond issue of 50 000 for the city hall site purchase and erection. City council action authorized the measure and the building is expected to cost at least 75 000.
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Yakima
North Yakima
Wash
State Aid Roads in Klickitat County
Report by H L Bowlby state highway commissioner shows 269 miles of state aid road under contract in Klickitat county with 5.4 miles completed. The county also has 750 miles of unimproved roads, highlighting a large gap in road development.
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Klickitat
Husum
Wash
H. LL Bowlby
Klickitat County
Doctor Miles Nervine Helps Rheumatism Sufferer
J H Sanders of Rockaway recounts acute rheumatism leaving him unable to walk for weeks. After using Dr Miles Nervine with salicylate of soda, he reports six months of little pain and regained mobility. He endorses the remedy and notes its guaranteed return policy through Miles Medical Co.
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Miles’ Nervine
J.H. Sanders
P.O. Box
Rockaway
Mr. Sanders
Dr. Miles
Miles
University of Idaho official to resume duties after appendectomy
A. McLean of the University of Idaho is discharged from the hospital after a month for appendicitis surgery and plans to assume his duties in the administration building within days. In Lewiston, counterfeit Canadian coins including quarters and half dollars, dated 1910, have been found and circulated across the northwest, with local trainmen reporting them.
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A. McLean
University of Idaho
Lewiston
Idaho
Northern Pacific
Northwest
Freewater Water Well Contract Awarded
Freewater Washington aldermen awarded the waterworks digging contract to Sergei Eaton with rates of 18 dollars for the first 20 feet 20 dollars for the next 10 feet and 2 dollars for the next 10 feet. The well is to be drilled on property owned by H D Lamb.
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Freewater
Wash
Sergei Eaton
H. D.lamb
Chicken Row Goes to Court Over Chicken Ownership
Lewiston Idaho authorities arrest Frank Thornthwaite on an assault with a deadly weapon complaint by Freed Loefler. A preliminary hearing is set for tomorrow before Justice Muan Ning. The case stems from a neighbor dispute over ownership of chickens.
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Lewiston
Itaho
Frank Thornthwaite
Loefler
Thornthwaite
Muanning
Snow Interferes at Wardner High Line Mines
Snow disrupts the Wardner Idaho high line to Last Chance and Stewart mines. The railroad struggles to keep the track open and must send the engine with a snowplow over the line daily to allow ore to reach mills.
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Snow
Wardner
Idaho
Iia
Keene Freed After Idaho Trial on Costs
Charles Keene, a Salmon River cowboy from Grangeville, Idaho, was arrested on a complaint by Mrs. M Reynolds alleging threatening and abusive language. He appeared yesterday before Justice Vineyard. the case was dismissed on payment of costs by the defendant.
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Keene
Grangeville
Idaho
Charles Keene
Mra. M. Reynolds
Tolo
Justice Vineyard
Plea in Davenport Court Over Reports of Fever</T>
Dr L F Wagner of Harrington pleaded guilty in Justice C W Jarvis court to smuggling by failing to report scarlet fever cases under his care. He was fined 160 dollars. The sheriff warned of an outstanding warrant. Wagner said he would report.
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Davenport
Wash
L. F. Wagner
Harrington
C. W. Jarvis
Rancher Injured After Mule Kick Near Freewater
John Cochran a rancher living near Freewater was kicked on the right knee while driving horses near the state line. He was taken by interurban to Walla Walla and St Marys hospital where surgeons stitched the kneecap with silver wire.
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Freewater
Ore
John Cochran
Walla Walla
St. Mary's Hospital
City Power Referendum Advocated in Pomeroy Meeting
Citizens gathered at Good Templars hall on a Saturday afternoon to press lawmakers for the enactment of the initiative and referendum law. Resolution signed by William Gammon, president, and H Boyles, secretary, sent to Senator J BR Stevenson and Representative W J Kelly.
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Pomeroy
Wash
Good Templars’ Hall
William Gammon
H. ©. Boyles
J. BR. Stevenson
W. J. Kelly
Explorers Seek Artesian Flow At Coulee Well
Draft from a well on B E Higginbotham farm four miles north of Mold Washington at 37% feet depth reveals a strong air current. Some expect an artesian water flow just below, others think it’s a cave extending into the coulee walls five to six miles away. The force persists.
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Coulee
Yutee City
Wash
B. EB
Higeinbotham
Mold
Wyoming Senate defeats recall and referendum plan
The state senate declines the house measure for recalling state officers and the senate Initiative and referendum, indicating the disputed plan does not advance. The report notes continued wind and chilly surface conditions near Cheyenne.
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Wyoming
Cheyenne
State Senate
House
Senate
Pasco baby weighs one to two pounds in Pasco Wash
A one and a half pound baby born to Mr and Mrs E J Boyle Sunday is reported healthy. Mail carrier M Bump of the Winchester Morrison route now uses an automobile, reducing a 50 mile trip to a third of former time.
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Pasco
Pasco, Wash
Mra
E. J. Boyle
Morrison
Wash
Bump
Laborer Loses Leg in Spokane Portland & Seattle Crash
E. McLain, a railroad laborer, was on a handcar near Lamont when train No. 1 approached. He failed to hear it, was thrown onto the rail, and lost his left leg.
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Pasco
Wash
E. McLain
Spokane, Portland & Seattle Railway
Lamont
Deer hindquarter fines trigger court verdict in Wallace
In Justice Leighty's court this morning H A Nelson R C Mitchell and Jack Smith were convicted of violating state deer laws. They were fined 75 dollars each and the suit costs of 41.70 dollars were assessed. The venison valued at 3 dollars served as key evidence in the case.
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Wallace
Idaho
H. A. Nelson
R. C. Mitchell
Jack Smith
Leighty
Brickyard Assured at Pasco in land sale details
Pasco secures new industry when Captain W P Gray sold three quarters of an acre for 2000 dollars to J E Bennett and F R Dethart of Grangeville. Land near river by Northern Pacific pumping station, Plant Orchard near Waverly. Foreman J Rickel building on 500 acre orchard land to house men and teams for cultivating the land and planting 100 acres to commercial apple trees next spring. A separate item notes Humane Officer J E Rudersdorf reporting 168 dogs seized since January 1 with prices from 2 to 25 dollars, including a Great Dane at 25 and an English setter at 7.60.
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Pasco
Wash
W. P. Gray
J. E. Bennett
F. R. Dethart
Grangeville
Northern Pacific
Waverly
J. Rickel
Hanaiver Grives Company
Spokane
J. E. Rudersdorf
Deer Wanderer Roams Wallace Amid Idaho Storm
A deer wandered into Wallace from the youth hillside during a storm then traversed the burned district and main streets near the courthouse before climbing toward the reservoir and vanishing from sight under Idaho game law protection.
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Wallace
Idaho
Court House
Trains Resume Service Through Lewiston Montana
Trains moved in and out of Lewiston after a rotary plow cleared heavy snowdrifts in the cuts east of town. Snow had drifted due to strong winds, with a thaw and freeze packing the tracks like ice, causing a two day tieup.
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Montana
Lewiston
Mont
Diplomas Granted to 46 Apple Packers in North Yakima
The local YMCA apple packing school awarded diplomas to 46 graduates after completing a two term course. Instructor Frank Kinsey led the program, noted for his work with the carload that won first prize at the National Apple Show in Chicago.
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North Yakima
Wash
Apple Packing School
Frank Kinsey
Chicago
To Prison for Killing Indians in Crow Reservation Case
In federal court at Helena Judge Rasch sentences Michael Wrote to 12 years and Toots Brown to five years in Leavenworth. They are prominent stock men convicted of second degree murder and manslaughter for slaving Indians on the Crow reservation during a stock roundup without government permit.
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Helena
Mont
Rasch
Michael Wrote
Toots Brown
Leavenworth
Crow
Court Rebukes Prisoner in Montana Assault Case
District Judge Lew Calaway sentenced Foss Maxwell a former Dakota rancher to two years in the penitentiary for criminal assault on Miss Ethel Gromingan an Iowa girl visiting relatives near Bozeman Montana The judge delivered a sharp rebuke saying he would blot out all memory of the offender if within his power
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Bozeman
Mont
Foss Maxwell
Ethel Gromingan
Lew Calaway
Montana
Quick home remedy promise for cold relief
An advertisement touts HYOMBI and HYDAMET inhalants as fast cures for head and chest cold symptoms. It claims relief in minutes from catarrh and throat afflictions, with a money back guarantee and trial sample offer through Booth's Hyome Co.
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Drugeglats
Booth
Hyomej Co
Buffalo, N
Life Saved at Death's Door by Dr. King's New Discovery
A Texas man recounts near death from a lung condition and two years of doctor treatment. He credits Dr. King's New Discovery for a complete cure, regaining weight and health after severe consumption in his family. The ad claims coughs colds la grippe asthma croup and lung troubles are relieved with 60c and 1 bottles and a free trial.
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W. R. Patterson
Wellington
Texas
Koeppens
Penland Bros Deliveries Begin January 30
Notice to the public lists Pen land Bros delivering four times daily to multiple merchants including Alexander Department Store George A Clark's Grocery Carney Tweedy Meat Market Despain Boney Wonder Store Empire Meat Co Gray Bros La Dow Peterson Hardware Livengood Co Dry Goods Pendleton Cash Market Standard Grocery The Peoples Warehouse E M Walsh Grocery Falls Victim to Thieves 8 W Bends of Coal City Ala suffers long grievance thieves stole his health for twelve years Dr King's New Pill throt tled them He is well now Unrivaled for constipation malaria Headache Dyspepsia 25c Koeppens.
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Penland Bros
Alexander Department
George A. Clark's
Carney & Tweedy
Despain & Boney Wonder
Empire Meat Co
Gray Bros, Grocery Co
la Dow & Peterson Hardware
Livengood & Co. Dry Goods
Pendleton
Standard Grocery Co
the Peoples Warehouse
E. M. Walsh Grocery
Coal City
Ala
Bring Up Your Rags We Pay Cash
Citizens are urged to bring large soft clean rags to the East Oregonian office for immediate payment in cash.
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East Oregonian
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