Early Sheep Sales Market Active and Strong in West
The market for Wasco, Crook and Wheeler counties shows saleable sheep largely contracted, with strong yearling demand and prices from 2.50 to 23.25 per head. Burgess of Cunningham Sheep & Land reports brisk early sales, scarcity of sheep, and buyers entering early, especially for yearling ewes. Wethers and ewes fetch around 2.75 to 3.25 per head, with ewes at 3.25. The article also notes Pendleton-Walla Walla correspondence and a Pullman Tribune ownership change.
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Wheeler Counties
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J. N. Burgess
Cunningham Sheep & Land. Company
Antelope
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Mr. Burgess
Wenham joins La Grande Observer staff transition
L. EB Wenham now handles Tunacer duties for the La Grande Observer. He previously worked in the paper’s mechanical department of East Oregon facilities and brings experience from his recent Purchase Pullman Paper assignment.
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Pullman Paper
L. EB
Wenham
la Grande Observer
East Or
Brownell Buys Half Umatilla Townsite Tract
D C Brownell purchased 600 acres at Umatilla from Umatilla Land and Improvement Co, adjoining land he already owned east of town. The tract, part of the town site, will be cultivated soon. He has about 1900 acres under the Brownell ditch, with alfalfa and rye as cover crops.
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D. C. Brownell
Umatilla
Brownell
Brownell Ditch
Funeral for Guy McBroom Held at Rader Parlors
At 10 o'clock this morning the funeral of Guy McBroom was held from the Rader undertaking parlors. Rev. Robert Warner of the Thompson Street M E church conducted the services. Burial followed the Woodmen of the World ritual, of which the deceased was a member.
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Guy McBroom
Rader Undertaking
Robert Warner
Thompson Street
M. E
Woodmen of the World
Tribune Receivership Suit Reply Denies Democratic Pivot
Pendleton Tribune employer defendants filed a lengthy answer to the Dodd suit. They seek cancellation of Vincent as receiver and turnover of company property, claim Dodd owns 201 shares while the company holds 99 shares and 200 are held by the employer. They admit Republican ties but deny plans to make the paper Democratic and reiterate cheating and defrauding charges. Case date pending and a reply deadline remains one day away.
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the Tribune
Stillman
John McCourt
Answer
Republican Party
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Deaf Indian in Police Court Is Drunk
In the police court this morning two Indians Charley and Why-an-it were charged with drunkenness and each given three days. Two white men G L Oman and Fred Kearney faced disorderly conduct. Charley, who is deaf, was examined with sign language and telegraphy before admitting intoxication. Oman was jailed for eight days or fifteen dollars for demolishing stove pipes, and Kearney received five dollars or three days. Oman had prior forging charges possibly to be pressed.
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Why-an-itis
G. L. Oman
Fred Kearney
FitsGerald
Ety
Kearney
Omen
Pendleton
Horses From Montana Fuel Washington Contract Work
H C Henry owner of the Wash ington contract for the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railroad has bought many Montana horses at up to 400 dollars per team. Horses shipped from Montana to Washington will serve a 15 mile sub contract on the Northern Pacific north bank extension into Portland. They are operating near Arlington as extra drafts to finish the smaller contract and will be moved along the line once the Northern Pacific work completes. Henry may assign sub contracts to his sons where the equipment fits.
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H. C. Henry
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Milwaukee& St. Paul
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Seattle
Henry
Northern Pacific
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Portland
Arlington
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Returning to Alberta Nick Taltinger heads to Canada for spring work
Nick Taltinger formerly of Athe na now resides in Alberta will depart next week to begin spring work on his land near Claresholm. He notes four inches of snow fell earlier this week has melted and praises the delightful weather. He says emigrants from many states form the new settlements in Alberta as vacant homestead land near rail lines dwindles and future buyers face prices from 14 to 20 dollars per acre. He is pleased with the country and may settle there permanently.
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Nick ‘Taltinger
Canada
Peek
Nick Taltinger
Athena
Alberta
Claresholm
Oregon
Union
Umatilla County Urges Brownell for Legislature Nomination
Friends in Umatilla and the county urge D C Brownell, a leading irrigation advocate and pioneer, to seek the Republican nomination for representative. He is a seasoned irrigation expert, well versed in state laws, and would push development with minimal friction, though business interests may delay his candidacy.
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D.C. Brownell
Umatilla
D. C. Brownell
Brownell
Phelps Waives Time On Moses Taylor Pardon Petition
District Attorney waived time for service of the Moses Taylor petition for pardon and will forward it to the governor by the convicted man’s friends. The DA had until March 5 to act but chose to waive. The petition was not signed by Dix inlet Attorney Phelps nor by Judge Bilis. A letter to Governor Chamberlain explains the case.
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Reips
Moses Taylor
Dix Inlet
Phelps
Bilis
Chamberlain
Basketball Postponed To Allow Colfax Prepaid Show
The Colfax high school game was moved from tonight to tomorrow at Colfax after Colfax faculty demanded advance seat payments. Pendleton players trained hard, then learned the Colfax manager could not guarantee expenses, prompting the delay. A later call confirmed sufficient funds, and the teams will travel tomorrow morning for the doubleheader.
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Colfax High School
Colfax |Ainager
Pendleton
Colfax
Demand for Goomi Shea and Jackson’s Tucaintion flock
Demand from a wood dealer near Dayton Wash is driving the Tucaintion flock of Delalies and Ham bouillets. R. A. Jackson reports orders from South Africa for a batch to be delivered in New York City. He notes sales of 150 rams to Fred Mohr Payetta Idaho and 49 head pending to a Montana buyer, with lambs to be offered this fall. John Moran will again shepherd the flock on tour duties this year.
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Goomi Shea
R. A. Jackson
Dayton
Wash
Walla Walli
Jackson
South Africa
New York
Ecity
Fred Mohr
Payetta
Idaho
AL KB. Smith
Yerkes Estate Value Report Near Millstone Figure
Trustees of the Charles T. Yerkes estate state that 80 fir from reaching the 15,000,000 mark, the estate value will be under 6,000,000.
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Charles T. Yerkes
Yerkes
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters Claim Strong Merits
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Evaline Rothrock Committed to Reform School by County Judge
County Judge Bean ordered Evaline Rothrock committed to the reform school after earlier complaints about her behavior. Despite a February 7 suspension, her conduct deteriorated enough to warrant the commitment, which was finalized yesterday.
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Evaline Rothrock
Tenn
Reform School
Bean
Vince
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