City Brevities Sparsely Scattered Local Ads
A collage of small town notices lists offerings from Hansen’s sundae at Donald Botia to dry wood from Minnis, soda fountain at Don aldson’s, Leathers Transfer Co, theater listings at Star, farm and stage schedules, millinery, film and songs, fresh country butter, and various employment and camp gear ads. It also promotes local shops Goodman Hardware and Rohrman, and mentions scenic excursions from Pendleton and a 22 caliber rifle for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donaldson
Leathers Transfer Co
New Knox Sailors
Mra
Campbell's Millinery
Star Theater
the Peoples
Wiley Franzler
West Bluff
Jane Streets
Lehman Springs
Alta House
Camp Apposite
Pendleton
James Cornfield
Chas & Sanborn
Rohrman
Goodman Hardware Company
Hundred Sixty Acres Proves Small Farm Viable in Umatilla County
The Stanley Creek homestead of Geo. Fiebner, 13 miles south of Pilot Rock, demonstrates a diversified small-farm model. He runs a dairy, grows potatoes fruits and berries, and sells cream locally. He projects continued growth with a future Pilot Rock branch road, arguing fruit and vegetables thrive with careful cultivation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umatilla
Geo. Fiebner
Stanley Creek
Piebner
Birch Creek
Pilot Rock
Hood River Valley
Mr. Piebner
Pilot Rock Branch
Fiebner
Middle West
Enat
Rev Hall to Medford Leaves for New Home
Rev G L Hall formerly pastor of the First Baptist church in this city and now pastor at Medford will move with his family to their new home next Tuesday. He thanks the community for their kind treatment during his two years in Umatilla county and expresses regret at leaving southern Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
G. L. Hall
First Baptist Church
Medford
Hall
Oregon
Umatilla County
R. B. Turbett
Meacham
J. 3. Kauffman
Walla Walla
Lester Cronin
Pendleton
O. M. Castleman
Tallman Drug Store
Coeur d‘Alene
Portland area visitors noted in city listings
A string of personal visits and business trips were recorded in Milton and surrounding areas. Notables include J W Compton of Milton visiting Butter Creek, Julius Gurdorian of Birch Creek on a trading trip, and Douglas Belts the sheepman in town for the day. Numerous locals and visitors from Echo, Meacham, Spokane, and Coeur d Alene were also noted on brief trips and outings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Compton
Milton
Julius Gurdorian
Birch Creek
Mra
J. N. Robinson
Bingham Springs
M. B. Rees
Lehman Springs
J. N. Burgess
Cunningham Company
Pilot Rock
Oliver P. Morton
Reclamation Service
Echo
BE. A. Schiffler
Newport
Po. T. Harbour
Weston Brickyards
H.T. French
University of Idaho
S M Brosius Visits Umatilla Agency on Indian Rights Mission
S M Brosius secretary of the Indian Rights association visited the Umatilla reservation with new agent McFatridge and then left by eastbound train. The organization is composed of white eastern philanthropists aimed at ensuring Indian rights. A social gathering followed at Mrs W A Crank’s home with numerous local guests and officials in attendance. Stony Clark found dead in Seattle street with no clear cause. Clarence Hays dies in Salem asylum after six years there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. M. Brosius
Indian Rights Association
Umatilla
East
Brosiue
McFatridge
Washington
Stony” Clark
Seattle
T. P
Stony) Clark
Butte
Clarence Hays
Salem
Mra
Levi Hays
THE NAVAJOS AS SHEEPMEN INDIAN FLOURISHING SHEEP INDUSTRY
The Central Navajos own about 200000 head of sheep and all are being dipped under government rules. Dipping nearly complete across Arizona. Disease scarce except near New Mexico borders due to native Navajo sheep characteristics. Sheep-raising is primitive with no fixed seasons for shear or lamb. Women run the industry, handling care, shearing, carding, spinning, weaving while bucks do little labor. Authorities must persuade chiefs to enforce regulations. Also notes death of M B Zimmer in Oregon and stabbing of Mrs Emanuel Bloom in Chicago with husband arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Althrough
Arizona
New Mexico
Also Mentioned on This Page
Teutsch’s Dept
Donald BoTi'a
Minnis
Louis Hunziker
East Oregonian
Douglas Belts
Joan F. Laycock, Jr
Inco
Grant County
Julius Kirsten
A. Wines
Boise
J. K. Smith
McKay Creek
M. B. Church
South
Butter Creek
W. W. Pankey
Butter Creek Telephone Company
Mrs. Crank
W. A. Crank
West Alta Street
F. J. Quinlan
Mitchell Wagons
Monarch
Mitchell
John Nilsen & Son
Pendleton, Oregon
M. B. Zimmer
Maraltfield, Ore
Emanuel Bloom
Chicago
Graham Furniture Co
Main Street
The
Deposit
New York
Heyworth Blig
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