Bid award for Warren Biggerick wagon road contract
Idaho's New State Bene, Whitewaysay Hicks, the Wolwer contractors, won the bid for the Warren Biggerck wagon road at £25,000. The project covers about 46 miles with a bridge on the Salmon river. Only one other bid from Northwestern Bridge Construction was received. The Elk creek route will serve many, with half the cost via subscription. Subscriptions include $12,000 raised, $5,000 from Werdenhott, $2,600 from Independence, $1,000 each from Meadows, Warren, Werner and Idaho courts, and $1,900 from Fred Burgdorf.
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Wolwer
Salmon River
Northwestern Bridge & Constribution Company
Elk Creek Wimmil
Werdenhott Company
Independence
Meadows, Warren, Werner
Idaho Courts
Fred Burgdorf
Boojne Capital News
Geographical corrections proposed by U S Geological Survey official
A terse summary notes Henry Gone of the United States geologieal survy presents corrections for geographic venues. The report lists places across Oregon Washington North Carolina Alaska and Maryland with notes like Not Dollison and Not Roasting Barpolit, reflecting disputed or revised toponyms and locations.
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Henry Gone
United States Geologieal Survy
United States
Crowk
Caldwell County
Dollison
Vollarton
Hayden
Columbia River
Multnomah County
Shaws
Heenibrews
Polet
Chowan County
North Carolina
Ajonko
Noutheast
Petit Hope
Wevalik
Portland Population Grows Rapidly to 130000
The Oregon Daily Journal notes Portland’s population rose to about 130000 after recent annexations and an 1900 census base. When contiguous suburbs are counted, estimates reach 156000 to 180000, with 4.6 percent voter registration indicated and a planned $100000 plus expansion by the Boise Artesian Water company to double its capacity citywide.
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Saya
Oregon Daily Journal
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Fencorn
Ike
Waeeemyr
Himita
Lth
Sme
Bobe Artesian Hot and Cold Water Company
Boise
Nowa
Goldendale Day Proposal for County Reunion
A Goldendale Sentinet note urges business leaders to agree on a single day for a Goldendale day at the exposition. The writer suggests notifying fair management, bringing a band, and painting Portland red with Kickitat as the day name. The aim is a countywide reunion and stronger turnout.
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Fair Management
Portland
Imead
Goldendale
Ayberger Pays for 10r Acre Ranch in Cook Settlement
J Ayberger paid $1500 to Loan La Francs through White Salmon Land Company for a 10 acre ranch in Cook settlement. Hyberger owned the Lind two years and reports about $700 worth of ber tiles produced in the period. He paid $500 for the ranch, indicating inland speculation potential in Hood River area.
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Ayberger
White Salmon Land Company
Cook Settlement
Hyberger
Hood River
Wool load beats former records for weight hauled
The M M Co reports receiving 44 bags of wool totaling 20 099 pounds hauled by S S W Gould of Skulls Springs. Some bags weighed near 100 pounds while most exceeded 500 pounds, a claim to surpass this load would require proof to the Ontario Democrat.
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M. M. Co
S&s. W
Negro sentenced to two years for assault with dangerous weapon
Ed Andrew, a Black man found guilty of assault with a dangerous weapon on Fred Lemke, was sentenced by Judge Bradshaw to a two year term in the penitentiary and was taken to Salem this afternoon.
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Fred Lemke
Bradshaw
Salam
Dalles Chronicle
Klickitat Wheat Yield Foreseen by Local Expert
Dudley Smith, from Centerville country, tells Goldendale Sentinel that Klickitat wheat prospects look exceptionally large this year, predicting a bountiful harvest. The remark underscores hopes for strong regional farming returns and market expectations.
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Klickitat
Dudley Smith
Centerville
Goldendale Sentinel
Daily Produce Prices From Market Report
The daily market report lists prices for produce including hens, ducks, butter, cabbage, radishes, lettuce, tomatoes, turnips, onions, horseradish, strawberries, cherries, gooseberries, and new potatoes. Notable figures include butter 400 to 500 per roll, fresh vegetables priced per bunch or pound, and assorted fruits priced per box or gallon as available.
Lewis and Clark Fair O K N railroad fares listed
The O. R. & N. Co announces Pendleton rates for the Lewis and Clark Fair. Round trip $8.15 valid 30 days. Party tickets for 10 or more $6.88 valid ten days. For 100 or more travelers on the same day, a round trip rate of $6.85 valid seven days. Further details available by inquiry.
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Pendleton
July 6 Dedication and Portland Fair Events
Upcoming events list July 6 dedication of Sarajawea monument and Clark fair in Portland followed by July 11 to 14 meetings of the American Medical Association in Portland and a 700 Pound Silver Tip exhibit. Also notes a bold bear and horse thief activity across Oregon and listings for lodging near Portland Fair with rates.
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Let's and Clark Fair
Portland
American Medical Association
Stillman & Pierce
Stillman
United States Patent Officer
Local Business and Professional Notices in Pendleton
A compilation of vendors and services including Dr T M Henderson physician surgeon in Sav ings Bank building Pendleton and dentist E A Vaughan in Judd building, First National Bank of Pendleton lists banking services, contacts, and executives. depots, livery stables, repair shops, architects Howard and Swingle, funeral directors Baker and Folsom, Vaughan electric, and engraving services. Includes classified notices seeking a home and horse training offers from J J Vaughan-Belec trician and driving horse supply.
Helix store owner seeks patronage after remodel
I have just purchased the D. B. Richardson store at Helix Oregon and will remodel it and greatly increase the stock. I solicit your patronage and assure good goods and fair treatment. Bring in your farm produce. highest market price paid. Helix Oregon schedule of stage line offices at Brock and McComas' Drug Store.
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D. B. Richardson
Helix
Oregon
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