Milton News Briefs on Socials Tracks and Travel
Milton, Feb 23 A book social at the college dormitory was enjoyed by many students. A Literary and musical program accompanied the gathering. Attorney C T Godwin returned from Salem after legislative business, traveling via Umatilla and Walla Walla with details unclear. Walla Walla Traction extends toward Freewater and Milton, with track work soon starting. Mrs J N Hays seeks health in Bellingham, WA. J Slover returns from the east on business. F E Wilcox improves after being on the wick list. Mail influx from Walla Walla notes trains now running to Legend Weston easing the situation. Neighbors recall a cured cough after Dr King’s New Discovery. Trial bottles free at Tallman & Co druggists.
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Milton
C. T. Godwin
Salem
Umatilla
Walla Wallis
Walla Walla
F. E. Wilcox
Weston
Ihan
Dr. King
Eva Uncapher
Grovertown
Stark Co
Ind
Tallman & Co
Relief in sight at Athena trains and election plans
Trains from Walla Walla Way are arriving late but expected to reopen to Pendleton early next week. A city election is planned for March with Athena residents attending the Sunday school convention in Pendleton. The ad promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure with a $100 reward offer and mentions Cheney Co. of Toledo Ohio, urging readers to buy the product.
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Cent Athena
Walla Walla Way
Pendleton
Rome
Ciiy
Athena
Hall
Ball
Dolso
Cheney & Co
Toledo
Auction Sale at Alta House on March 24
Public auction at one o'clock p m Saturday March 24 at the Alta House features all stock horses cattle and farm and dairy implements from the Frank Clapton ranch. Also advertised is Cade n Little Liver Pills sold by A C Koeppen Bros drug store.
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Alta House
Clapton Ranch
A. C. Koeppen & Bros
Hotel Arrivals and Portland notable actor dies in New York
A hotel arrivals list from Portland and Seattle shows numerous guests including Finklin Prichot Hillerman McGee Allison Hanley Wood Jacobson Ostern McRea Diskman Thompson Hollingsworth Smith Leach Johnson Stanfield Haviland Dilley Krause Ferguson Homeyer Short Fleming and others. Frank MacVicars, famous for a Portland stage role in The Palace of the King, died in New York after a fall.
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Howl St. George
F. L. Finklin
Portland
A. A. Prichot
San Francisco
C. Hillerman
Chicago
J. H. McGee
J. A. Allison
F. C. Hanley
W. A. Wood
H. Jacobson
J. L. Ostern
A. McRea
Walla Walla
W. J. Diskman
Bakhopol
Pendleton
W. F. Looker
H. A. Mitchell
Ontario
Jor D. Kimnery
J. D. Bevans
Seattle
L. H. Wilhauer
Cora
G. D. Gailey
T. C. Lord
August Wrinke
R. N. Stanfield
Frank MacVicars
Social notes show visits, clubs and gatherings in Pendleton
Mra P Marshall left for Hot Lake with Mrs Linn Sturgis guest Nora Jones of Colorado. Celestine Moorhouse returned from Irrigan. Laura Nash went to Portland. Matlock couple due home from Portland. Katherine Duncan leaving for Haines Oregon. Mrs W G Cole returned from Salem. T C Taylor back from Portland. W J Furnish and daughter Kathleen to Spokane for Brunet Hall. Mrs R Alexander hosted Duplicate Whist. North Side 500 club at Laura Nash. prizes to Mrs Henry Lasts and Mrs Max Baer. Faye Johnson visits Baker City then Pendleton. Bertha Alexander hosted 600 club with guests. Minnie Worden of Salem honored by Mrs Wood Pasley. roller skating popular. luncheon at Mrs Henry B Johnson with seven guests. recital by Mrs Anna Selkirk Norton at Schmidt building. Schumann Heinke songs performed. Mrs Norton accompanied by Mrs Harry Rees. reflections on appreciating beauty over picky criticism.
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Anna Selkirk-Norton
Schmidt Bullring
Mra. Norton
He Found the Cartridge Near Thorp Explosion
Charles Larson, a worker for the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railway, was blown to atoms near Thorp on a Saturday while attempting to locate and remove a dynamite charge that failed to explode. He had recently joined the construction camp and was following blasters, rewiring or withdrawing charges that had not primed.
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Charles Larson
Chicago, Milwaukee & S J. Paul Railway
Thorp
Larson
Ming
The Chickering Piano’s 74 Years of Boston Heritage
The Chickering has endured for seventy four years in Boston and worldwide as the oldest time tested piano, revered by critical male lovers and esteemed across generations.
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Weber
the Chickering
Boston
Workman vanishes after deafening roar and dust storm
A Yakima Republic report describes a deadly incident where a worker is engulfed by a blast and rock dust, leaving nothing but debris after the roar subsides. No further details about location or cause are provided.
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Yakima Republic
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William Matlock
Katherine Duncan
Haines, Ore
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T. C. Taylor
R. Alexander
A. J. McAllister
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Henry Lasts
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Faye Johnson
Baker City
Vialt
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Bertha Alexander
Wood Passey
Minnie Worden
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Maud Sheridan
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New York
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Main Street
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Herpicide
Pilar Morin
America
Newbro
Newsbro
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Detroit
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A. C. Koeppen
BROS
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