Milton News Roundup of Local Incidents and Notices
Milton, Feb. 18. C. P. Strath, the county assessor, spent Sunday and Monday in Milton and vicinity. Mrs. Amey Demane broke the front toe of her bingey Saturday. Mrs. D. E. George fell on church steps injuring her wrist. A Wheeler & Wilson sewing machine agent touts higher prices than local agents. Postmaster Vinson had furniture cleaned and painted, drawing visitors who briefly doubted the mail depot. Smallpox outbreaks affected Mr. and Mrs. Smith. quarantine ended and he fell ill soon after. Royal Russian wedding plans feature Countess Cassini with Pavlov, a diplomat, amid a flurry of society chatter. Ferndale school harmony masks a dispute over new classroom space, sparking a special election whose legality is questioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Smith
Milton
C. P. Strath
County Assesson
Amey Demane
Noth Milton
D. FE. George
Christian Church
Freewater
Wheeler & Wilson
W. C. Howard
Columbia College
Vinson
Mr. Vinson
Supreme Court Denies Humprey Warehouse Case Rehear
The Supreme Court overrules a motion for a new trial in the Humphrey warehouse case and denies a petition for relearning in State versus A. M. Humphrey from Marion county. Humphrey remains on bail awaiting further action as he faces a two year sentence for larceny by ballee in charge of grain stored. Robert Peary claims he could reach the pole with up to $200,000 backing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humphrey
State
A. M. Humphrey
Marion County
Ballee
Robert
BR. Peary
O. R. & N Sale From River Pointa to Pendleton and More
Cheap rates announced for westbound travel from Mienour River points to Pendleton at 22.60 dollars, from St Paul 25.00, and from St Louis 27.60, valid Feb 15 to Apr 20, 1905 inclusive. Details from ticket agents. Also report on filing for receiver for Monmouth Trust and Safe Deposit Co of Ashbury Park, N J, with liabilities listed at 279168 and assets at 48506.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mienour River Pointa
Pendleton
St. Paul
St. Louis
Monmouth Truat & Safe Deposit Company
Ashbury Park
N. J
Cured of Ovarian Inflammation by Pinkham’s Remedy
Miss Alice Bailey of Atlanta credits Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound with curing her ovarian inflammation after three years of pain and a near operation. She improved after two bottles, gaining eighteen pounds and regaining health. The notice includes a $4000 forfeit for proof of genuineness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Bailey
Atlanta
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Anick Barnky
North Boulevard
Russian Wedding at Embassy Draws Washington Society
Washington society follows the Russian embassy wedding of Mile. Irene des Planques and M. Alexander Paviov, Russian minister to Korea, in the Russian church rites. Bishop Tikhon will solemnize with Rev Hortovitsky, as President Roosevelt and cabinet guests attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ardeuna
Mile
Irene Des Planques
M. Alexander Paviov
Corea
Tikhon
Alexandre Hortovitsky
Bt. Nicholas
New York City
Roosevelt
Cabinet Families
Lrom
Diplomatic Corps
Counteas Cassini
Witl
de Smirnoff
Mile, Latowske
Corona
New York
Janine Des Planques
Also Mentioned on This Page
Alexander's
Jamond
W” Brand
Eto
Martin’s Family Grocery and Bakery
Ller Grocery Co
Main Street
Ichlitz
Ilwaukee
Whler & Co’s
Postoffice
Armers Custom Mill
Eel
House
John R. McLean
Mclean
Mime
Bakhmiroff
Mme. von Krenter
Cohles
Cassini
Plumen
Europe
Korea
Pavlow
Alexander Pavlov
Ferndale
Supreme Court
Frazer Opera House
Baker & Welch
Mgrs
Mark Moorhouse
Mgr
Sam Morris
Moses Levi
N. Berkeley
Ely
ELY Brothers
Warren Strect
Umatilla County
Wm. F. Yohnka
G, W, Rigby
Hotels
van Dran Bros
Golden Rule Hotel
Corner Court
Johncyn Streets
Pendleton, Oregon
M. F. Kally
St.george Corner
Webb
Geo. Darveau
Portland
Oregon
H C. Dowrrs
Royal Restaurant
W. & C. R. Deport
Kk. Ffthorp
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