Inland Empire Debt and Fire Smolder in 1905 News
Grant County faced a total indebtedness of 108 404 84 dollars on June 30 1905 with 16 618 09 dollars on hand for warrant payment leaving a deficit of 108 404 84 dollars. A Davenport Brown Lumber mill fire at Green Point 10 miles SW of town caused an estimated 30 000 dollar loss with no insurance. the mill was recently rebuilt. Cattle and wool trade shifts move northwest markets, as Frye Hrohn Co Seattle reports higher prices in Portland and Seattle drawing sellers from the east to the northwest.
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Grant County
Haley
Une
Tyne
John Day Newn
Big Lumber Mia
Davenport Brown Lumber Company
Green Point
Frank Davenport
Cen Uhle
Hood River Glacier
New Evra
Jotier
Lonergan
Frye Hrohn Co
Seattle
Cottle
Portland
Ue Northwest
Lonerginhad
California
Beatile
San Joaquin Valley
Red Bluff
Indiana Exemptie in Fleeing Without License Case
Jos eph Peterson a New Perce Indian was arrested on fleeing without a license under the State Mechanid game law. The defense questions exemption from the law. Peterson of Ah sahka was arraigned before Justice Coburn. trial set for July before Deputy Game Warden Harbaugh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ailah Whitman
Sipe
Max
Hive
Peterson
Willman
Allomey & L. McFarind
Peter
Sowie Chiat
Peterdon
Nex Perces the State Eutitot
Uem
Lewinton Tribune
Indiana
Joseph Peterson
Ahsahka
Game
Harbaugh
Justice of the Peace
Coburn
Kamiah Range Horse Culling Aims to Save Stock
Constable Mark Ban Winkle travels from Clearwater country to Kamiah to settle a disease outbreak among 160 horses. 69 horses deemed worthless were shot and burned under law, while the rest were rounded up for treatment with kerosene or coal oil to cure the cab. The officer seeks county approval to tighten rules so owners are forced to treat diseased animals, saving many horses and reducing taxpayer burden.
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Kimiah
Mark Ban Winkle
Kamiah
Clearwater
Kamiah Range
van Winkle
Grangeville Free Press
Salmon for Japan 24000 Tons Packed in Boxless Cargo
The Agenor, under new owner Joseph Killdall of Minneapolis, sails from San Francisco with 24000 tons of salmon bound for Japan. Salmon stay in the hold packed in salt for ballast, no washing or boxes, stacked with cordwood layers. payment will go to Killdall’s Seattle representative. The voyage proceeds toward southeastern Alaska with the tug Dauntless in escort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agenor
San Francisco
Dauntless
Alaska
Ketchikan (Alaska) Journal
Joseph Killdall
Minneapolis
Japan
Kildall
Mt Seattle
Baseball Series Begins At La Grande Grounds
The La Grande and Elgin baseball teams will clash next Sunday at the local ball grounds with a special Elgin train arriving at 10 30 in the morning. The series includes several games with Elgin visiting here. The next match will be played in Elgin a week later, as reported by the La Grande Observer. A coal prospect near Granite is opening, drilled plans underway by Mohr and Herlocker. Six prisoners remain in Union County Jail for various offences from theft to attempted homicide, per the La Grande Observer.
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la Grande
Elgin
la Grande Observer
Union County
Hernes
Coate
Pendleton Produce Prices Today Headline
Daily market report lists buying and selling prices for produce in Pendleton. Items include roosters and ducks at low per pound rates, country butter from 40 to 60 cents per roll, eggs at 26 cents a dozen, dressed hens and young chickens with varied prices, and fruit and vegetables such as cabbage radishes lettuce turnips tomatoes peas horseradish strawberries cherries gooseberries and new potatoes with specific per unit costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Portland and Pendleton Travel Rates Announced
The O R N Co lists Pendleton round trip rates for June 1 to October 15. Individual $9.15 good 30 days, group rates $30.86 for ten or more, seven day option for 100 plus. Contact E C Smith for details. Lodging at Portland Fair offered by Mrs William Bol ton at 674 Fifth St with breakfast included at $1.00 to $1.60.
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Pendleton
Cee County
Portland
William B. Bolton
Fifth Street
Ore
Arlington
Main ST
BE. D. Mosse
Athena Hotel
H. P. Millen
Railroad Rates Highest Spark Condon Merchants Complaint
The Condon merchants complain about an 85 cent rate from Portland for shipments to Arlington and nearby beaches. The Arlington Appeal notes this about 10 cents higher than the old rate when goods were hauled via O R N to Long Beach Breakers Ocean Park Ocean Side Sea View and Clatsop Beach with a $19.16 permit stopover at Portland. For details contact BE C Smith agent O R N.
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Condon
Portland
Jgooda
Arlington
Arlington Appeal
Long Beach
Breakers
Ocean Park
Ocean Side
Sea View
Clatsop Beach
Be.c, Smith
Lehman Springs Stage Carries Passengers and Mail
The Lehman Springs stage begins Saturday June 30 and runs to October 1. It departs from Lindsay's stable on Cottonwood Street and carries passengers and mail to and from Lehman Springs. Stage schedules include a 5 a.m. departure from Tallman's drug store four times weekly with arrivals at Springs around 6 p.m. Restoration and transport services are provided by local merchants and architects listed in the notice.
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Lehman Springs
Lindsay's
Cottonwood Street
Tallman's Drug Store
Springs
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Paris
England
Neuer Granite
Granite
Mesars, Mohr
Herlocker
John Day News
Daily Market Report
Lewis and Clare
Oregon
E. C. Smith
J. A. Best
Hotel
Bowman
DRS, Smith & Dick
Howard & Swingle
LaDon
R. E. Ringo
Savings Bank Building
H. Volp
A. M
Rooma
W. G. Cole
JUDD
Fiee
Garfield
M. D
Judd Building
D. J. M'Faul
Judd Block
T., M. Henderson
Say Ings Bank
Lynn K. Blakeslee
Malin
Court Streets
Red
Amy Currin
Schmidt Block
Aere Ee
T. J. Lloyd
D. V
Grand Rapids Veterinary College of Michigan
Brock & McComas’ Drug Store
Pendleton Savings Bank
Eclineteees
W. d Furnish
T. J. Morris
J. A. Borle
J. W. Maloney
Sasistant
First National Bank OF
Pendieton
Exchange
Levi Ankeny
W. F. Matlock
G. M. Rice
George Hartman, Jr
First National Bank
Athena
Henry C. Adamas
T. J. Kirk
Hartman Abstract CO
Umatilla
James Jofvis
W. & Hennings
C. H. Maggh
I. M. Bentley
John Hailey, JR
Chicago College of Embalming
Main
Webb Streets
Baker & Folsom
Calla
Semple
Fred Aand
Brummet & Sons
H. Stewart
CITY
Alta Street
Carney & Kennedy, Propa
Square
Tmpore Columbia and
Centurion
Hens Henselman
Steese
Court St
Troutman
Thoom
A. May
East Oregonian
T. M. Keller
Goodman Cigar Store
Main Street
P. O
D, Nichols
Simmons
West High Street
B. Despain
Clark & Rees
Arai
Hardwick
Railroad Street
Goodman-Thompson CO
Sanitary Plumbers
Commission House
Columbia Produce CO
John B. Benson
Mgr
B. P. C. Eles
Hall
LaDon Block
Court Street
Thomas FitzGerald
B. R
C. E. Bean
See
Pendleton Lodge
Stee ED Ebhen
East Court Street
V. Stroble
Sharon & Eddings
Graham & Hunter
Old Basler Stand
Alta House
Working People's Hotel
Alta and
Mill Streets
C. Bitner
Helix Hotel
TJ. P. Navin
the Palace Lodging House
H. Williams
Fish Market
Elite Fish and Poultry Market
Hawkins & Miller
Props
Alta Streets
Monterastelli Bros
Goode
Lee Kennard
Dutch Henry Food Yard
H. J. Bean
Taylor's Hardware Store
James A. Fer
Hailey & Lowell, Attorneys At Law
Despain Block
John W. McCourt
Association
Carter & Raley
Savings Bank
James B. Perry
Taylor's Hardware
Winter & Collier
Association Building
Stillman & Pierce
Stillman
United States
John H. Lawrey
Attorney AT Law
Benjamin K. Davis
Vom 8
Juda Block
Grand Union Tea Company
Wash
Philadelphia
W. L. Jones
Pilot Rock
The
Mill Street
Dutch Henry Feed Yard
South Main Street
Lindsey
Aet
Department 11
Exposition Accommodation Bureau
Lewin and Clark Fir Goodnough
L Vaughan
West Court Street
Milarkey Building
Webb St
Ring Up Main
W. R. Withee
This Inc
Oldsmobile
Weat Court Street
Wade
Henry Kopittke
Pendleton Ice & Cold Storage Company
Phone
Gray’s Harbor Commercial Company
Phone Malin
Columbia
Matin Street
F. X. Schempp
W. C. Minnis
Henning
Peoples Warehouse
Walters’ Flouring Mills
Pennyrovac
Dasgerwen
Phila
FPA
Scott's
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