Residents and Roads Highlight South Country Notes
Florence Johnson and Quy McCarty visit the Mc Laughlin home in Gurdane. Road supervisor Frank Jones reports roads in best shape in years and deserves reelection. Elia Kennedy oversees homestead clearing. Olen Rowland injures foot with a crone cut saw. Harry Grubbs travels to The Dalles to marry Christian Mickelson. Mrs. Dave Kerrick visits Pendleton for the winter and schooling her son. Mrs. Charles Katy improves after a long illness. George Horseman hosts a grand ball. A Thunder Mountain telephone line may route via Boise Chamber of Commerce and Boise news men. Cornell line already completed.
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Gurdane
Florence Johnson
Woodburn
Quy McCarty
Pendleton
Joe McLaughlin
Frank Jones
Elia Kennedy
Olen Rowlad
Harry Grubbs
Dalles
Christian Mickelson
Dave Kerrick
Charles Katy
George Horseman
Thunder Mountain
Chamber of Commerce and Bus News Men of
Boise
Cornell
M. Call
Pilot Reck
James G. Kidwell
Walla Walla
JL W. Smith
Holdman
Arthur Seufertha
A. Thompson
Juniper
Golden Rule
B. Gillian
Ievery
A. McRae
William Mosgrove
Athena
T. G. Halley
C. J. Freese
Spokesman-Review
Walla Wallaa
Johnson and
Alta Streets
Frak Curl
Hethany
Vancouver Barracks
Hotel St. George
W. M. Collins
First Baptist Church of
Pomeroy
Washile
Kansas
D. N. Davis
East Oregonian
Utah
Seattle
Fred Harpster
Fresno
California
Mis
Wesley Matlock
Harpster
E. Comatock
William Krasaig
Peterson
Charles Enright
Adams
Addis
Col
J. H. Raley
Echo
B. F Raley
Umatilla
B. F. Raley
Trade routes loom in Susanville district fight
A Baker City Republican report predicts a sharp contest with Pendleton for district trade as merchants price goods from Pendleton to undercut Baker City. A mineowner warns winter supply limits and considers a Pendleton road to Susanville, plus Whitney rail access, as pivotal to business, with Baker City at a disadvantage unless it acts.
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Baker City
Republican
Pendleton
Susanville
Baker
Geiser
Whitney
Bumpter Valley Railroad
Suaanville
Pacific
Middle Fork
Enterprise of
Hops for This Country Colonel ROC Promotes Hop Tests
Colonel Judson of the Oregon Railroad & Navigation visits Athena to arrange distribution of hop roots. W. J. Wilkinson will oversee tests on shipments, aiming to test hops in Athena's climate. Judson notes high potential profits and plans extensive experiments after a prior visit by a California investor seeking a hop growing site.
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Roc. Judson
Athena Press
Judson
Athena
W. J. Wilkinson
Allroto
Mr. Judson
Mike
California
Athens
Clark Wood Should Marry Despite Mil ton Eagle Claims
The Mil ton Eagle accuses Clark Wood of an elaborate fraud scheme in Franklin county Washington involving a bogus residence and dugout. It brands him a mean miserly old bachelor seeking office while pretending to be an extensive farmer.
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Wood
Milton Eagle
Franklin County
Washington
Badger Hole
Moora
Pine Creek County
Milton Finances Show City Meeting Debt Is Manageable
A study of Milton city treasurer N A Davis report published last week concludes the city is paying its floating indebtedness. On December 10 1901 Milton’s floating debt stood at 6409 46 with bonded debt of 15000 making total liabilities 212,468 not 40000 as some claim. The floating debt has been reduced by 1487 60 over the past year despite expenditures on the electric plant and water system.
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N. A. Davis
Milton
Heela
Milton Eagle
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Owl Tea
John
Louvre
Oregos
Pendleton Shoe Company
J. H. Lawery
la Grande
Frank Spike
E. P. Doherty
Heppner
L. B. Reeder
Portland
Mary Sargent
J. H. Turner
Thompson Street
Kate Darby
WwWa
TFT
the Wa Lean & CO
DHUG
IBTS
FEN Uleton
Oregun
Kaneas
Bonner N. B
Park Farm
Cris
Golonel Judson
Clark Wood
Crue
Books For
Lanth
Tallman & CO
Laatz Bros
ST. Joe Store
M. A. Rader
Main and
Webb Streets
Cole
T.C. Taylor
the Hardware Ma
Mainstreet
Oregon
Chine
Rotary White Standard and
Wheeler & Wilson
Jesse
Man Laws
Hansford & Thompson