Severe Kick and Poison Injuries Hamlet Patient
Bruce Parrish lies in a city hospital after a Friday night kick to the stomach and self poisoning with laudanum and carbolic acid. His case is worsened by preexisting stomach weakness from liquor. After an ambulance of neighbors and a pioneer physician treated him with pumping and stomach rinses, Parrish endured repeated doses and a strenuous voyage to recover. The incident followed a divorce suit against his wife alleging cruelty. Separately, Andrew Miller sues Sabina Leeco and J H Koontz to foreclose a lien tied to sanatorium work and a mechanic’s lien.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Parrish
Alta House
Parrish
W R. Campbell
Cold Springs
Campbell
Andrew Miller
Sabina Leeco
J. H. Koontz
Ineult Court
Miller
Whittemore Returns From Helix Principal Post
Miss Gertrude Whittemore has returned to the city after serving as principal of the Helix High School, where she held the position for a time before leaving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helix
Gertrude Whittemore
City
Eithnets
Minette Worcester Improves After Stomach Neurology Ailment
Minette Worcester, who has been confined for several days with stomach neurology, is reported much better and expected to rise soon after a painful illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minette Worcester
Schilling's Best Promotes Tasty Snack with Grocer Endorsement
A grocer touts Schilling's Best snacks as tastier than money, claiming customers favor the product and never take the money instead. The endorsement suggests strong shopper preference and brand trust in the snack line.
Umatilla County State Tax Burden Compared to Past Year
Umatilla County will pay 60026 in state taxes for 1904, about 0.490 of the state's total tax, matching its 1903 proportion. Of this, 1.95 funds the state agricultural college and 58.50 covers general expenses. Only Multnomah Marion Linn pay more, with 262,567, 76,092, and 864,495 respectively. The state’s total valuation rose from 145,000,000 to about 176,000,000, with taxes increasing due to late appropriations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umatilla County
State Agricultural College
Umatilla
Muttnomah
Aiarion
Woolgrowers Delegates Plan for National Meeting in Portland
Inquiries on apportionment of delegates from the Woolgrowers' petition to the National meeting in Portland on January 11. Each local wool growers’ association gets one delegate per 60,000 sheep on the basis of current membership. Large turnout expected from Uina Cin County. OBR line offers low rates. Portland promises elaborate program and headquarters, with 8,000 delegates anticipated. advance hotel reservations advised to avoid post arrival trouble.
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Portland
J. H Gwinn
Uina Cin County
OBR. & N
Portand
Springer
National Livestock Association
Wempeling
Athena society to celebrate birth of Rodert Horns
On January 25 Br MeEwer of Athena visited the city with daughter Mine Katie McEwen and hosted Mia McEwen with Mre E L Smith. Preparations begin for a January 26 celebration in Athena featuring a banquet and entertainment from Walla Walla, with local talent and a lively program planned. The event schedule will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BR MeEwer
Athena
Katie McEwen
Mia McEwen
Mre E L. Smith
McEwen
Walla Walla
Joga
Funeral at Helix for Lewis Huson in Biographical Sketch
Lewis M Huson known as General Huson died Saturday at his Helix home after a life of public service. He helped sectionize Washington and served as an assistant surveyor under Major Tilton before later living in several states. Huson, born April 5 1836 in New York, married Minn Jane McMillan and had nine children, seven of whom survive. His funeral is set for 10 am at the Helix Christian church with burial in the city cemetery.
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Lewis M. Huson
Bis
Helix
Christian Church
Walla Walla
Chath Parrig
O Pee
Rawer Lewin Huson
Sii
Leonard Huson
Thie City
San Bernardino
Cal
New York
West
Hoste
California
Theta
Pigot Sound
Major Tilton
Washington
Walla Wath
Oregon
Umatilla County
Lund
Minn Jane McMillan
Northwest fruitgrowers and regional events in Portland
A schedule of gatherings in Portland includes Northwest Fruitgrowers Association events on January 11-12, National Livestock Convention on January 12-15, Oregon State Horticultural Society January 12-19, North Pacific Fair Association January 16-16, Walla Walla Poultry Show in mid January, Oregon Christian Endeavor Convention February 19, and Whitman Oregon debate in Bur en January 15, 1904.
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Northwest Fruitgrowers’ Association
Portland
National Livestock Conventing
Oregon State Horticultural Society
North Pactic Fair
Walla Walla
Petry
Incipient Typhoid Sickness in Local Resident
Mrs G A Robbing is confined to her bed with what is believed to be incipient typhoid fever. She has not fully recovered from a prior illness about a year ago and has remained in poor health. Doctors think the fever may be halted before advancing, though the patient is currently in a fragile state. Also note Teutsch's for shoe repair services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Robbing
Robbing
No Formal Week of Prayer Planned by Theopulerian Church
The church will not formally observe the week of prayer due to Kev Piven bearing heavy weekly service burdens alongside regular duties. Later in the year the group will hold a series of related meetings when Mr. Diven is assisted by Kow Van Ni of La Grande.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kev Piven
Diven
Kow van Nii
la Grande
Pioneer minister here W Compton revival at La Grande church
Rev Jo W Compton a pioneer Eastern Oregon circuit rider returns to assist Rev Howard in a revival at the Methodist Church South this week. Long service began over 28 years ago riding on horseback between Walla Walla Boise City and points through Umatilla Union and Baker counties. He now serves La Grande and fills Wingville Baker county to sustain the La Grande charge.
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W. Compton
Oregon
Jo W. Compton
la Grande
Howard
Methodist Church
South
Walla Walla
Boise City
Umatilla
Union
Baker Counties
Ond
Wingville
Baker County
Ord
Machinery Arrives for New Laundry Plant
Machinery for a forthcoming laundry by C. Brollier and T. L Crowner has arrived via the O. BR. & N. and sits in the yards awaiting owner disposition. Construction delays due to bad weather push storage needs until the building is finished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Brollier
T. L Crowner
O. BR
Two Teachers Resign From Pendleton High School
Miss Jessie Sheppard of the High School and Miss Conklin of the Sixth Grade resign and go east. Sheppard has taught at Pendleton for two years and will return to her Chicago home. Conklin’s departure follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheppard
Miss Sheppard
Conklin
Jessie Sheppard
Pendleton High School
Chicago
New Sale sady at the iniland piano house
Miss Hazel Bickers has accepted a position at the Infani Empire Piano House as sadiady. She will instruct a limited number of pupils in piano and related instruments at a convenient studio. The studio will be fitted up at once to teach piano guitar and mandolin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salesiady
Iniland
Hazel Bickers
Infani Empire
Wilesiady
Wade sale of farm to BE L Smith near city
Mr and Mrs C B Wade sold to BE L Smith for 2600 dollars a tract of land in section 1 township 2 north range 92 east about three miles east of this city The transaction details include the buyers and the purchase price and describe the land location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Wade
BE. L. Smith
Preached at Butter Creek by Rev M W Howard
A local preacher Rev M W Howard of the South Setodiat church preached at the Butter Creek schoolhouse yesterday. The report notes rhetoric about the difference between statesmen and politicians and their influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butter Creek
M. W. Howard
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Phone
Bruce Parish
Tallman & CO
Schilling
Multnomah
Marion
Linn
Mine Conklin
Nots
Mites Conklin
Castreman
Mise Conklin
Wts
Cecil Wade
Mise Sheppard
Woolgrowers
Robert Burns
Lewis Huson
Huson
Hest
Teutsch's
Steel Tha Tabla
BN Atleg Dle
Aller 'Ud
Pride
Kiven
Jty
Owltenr
ST. Joe sToj
Dieton
ST. Joe
Pendleton
Clothin
Grea Shoe and Clothing House
Easten
Boston Stor
Thompson
Main St
Revere
F. S. Younger & Son
Eacn
Main Street
East Oregonian
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