Local Tamp City Briefs and Shop Notices
Fragmented notices list local businesses and offerings. Teutsch's store promotes ties and Blue Mountain coffee substitutes while Sharon & Eddings buy second hand goods. For sale a 4 room cottage at 15 Jane Street and a six room house with modern conveniences on 02 Raley Street. Reather's transfer and Gritman's cigar store advertise services.
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Teutsch's
Blue Mountain Butler
Jane Street
Sharon & Eddings
W. D Hansford
Howard
4. George
Gritman's Cigar Store
Reather
Mission School Closes with Closing Exercises at Umatilla
The Catholic Mission Scheol on the Umatilla reservation ends the term with a Sunday chapel service on June 26 at 2 p.m. Bishop O Mellly of Baker City will speak after arriving in Pendleton June 22. Sixty scholars are enrolled under Superintendent Father Neate with Sisters Blanch Otto dAfrosa Frances and Brothers Urban Euchariot assisting. All are invited to attend.
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Catholic Mission Scheol
Umatilla
O'Mellly
Baker City
Pendleton
Mission School
Father Neate
Blanch
Otto
Dafrosa
Frances
Urban
Euchariot
Beaides
Mis won church remodeling drives 33000 plan
In circuit court today the Manchester Insurance company case fills the session with witnesses and mechanics testifying about railroad engine safety to prevent fires. The Martin murder trial is set for Monday with attorneys signaling a full, unresolved fight ahead.
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Manchester Insurance Company
Surprise at Cotton Federal Judge Appointment
Local attorneys and leading citizens express surprise at the announcement of W. W. Cotton as federal judge. Though highly qualified, few considered him a candidate. His salary as attorney for the Co. BR. & N. is about four times the federal judge’s pay, making the appointment an honor yet raising questions about leaving a large salary. Cotton’s extensive practice and work with Judge Bellinger are noted as giving him unique qualifications.
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Cotton
W. W. Cotton
Oregon
Bellinger
Oil price cut and torpedo fleet attack at Fort Monroe
Independence Kan June 17 The Standard Oil cut western oil price three cents to 65 cents per barrel as predicted for Kansas oil amid overproduction. Fort Monroe June 17 At dawn four torpedo boat destroyers and three converted yachts attacked the fort. all were theoretically sunk and returned to the fleet. The maneuver lacked clear strategy as the vessels could not match fort siege guns.
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Independence
Kan
Standard Oil
Kansas Oil
Fort Monroe
Hottentots Capture Warbad Chief Station
Cape Town reports Warbad, the chief German military station of southwest Africa, was captured on June 2. German officers in the town escaped.
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Jouentem
Warbad
Cape Town
Hottentots
Southwest Africa
County owes state for liquor fines since 1884
Kititia county owes the state of Washington 1923.96 from 10 percent of liquor seizures since 1884. The county has remitted 2953.34 but did not remit the first amount.
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Kittiian County
State of Washington
Local visitors and residents mingle in Pendleton
G Stowell of Irrigga and Herbert Boylen sheepman from Pilot Rock visit Pendleton. numerous locals including Shafer, Stanfield, H Connell and others travel in for business. Residents and guests discuss farms, alfalfa crops, cherries from Umatilla river, and water rights suit between George Done, George Carnes and A J Sturdivant.
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G. Stowell
Irrigga
Herbert Boylen
Pilot Rock
B. Shafer
Hugh Stanfield
Winit
William Mower
Trail
British Columbia
Pendleton
St. George
J. M. Sefert
Perham
Minn
L. Hunziker
W. A. Tettsch
Lee Teutsch
Eclty
FL Steele
Natin
Umatilla
Mixes Grace Oliver
Willamette University
Salem
Thomas Walsh
Washington
Walla Walla
Jennie Bates
Jennie Gordon
Medford
Will
E. M. Brown
Balcom
la Grande
Dave Grow
W. T. Hislop
Bellingham
Wash
C. E. McLellan
City
Charles McBee
Birch Creek
Mr. Mc
North store and post office planned at Nolin
In Nolin on June 17 residents approve efforts to establish a general store, a blacksmith shop, and a post office at North. Local notes report fruit ripening with cherries abundant, visits by Mrs Steele and others, and preparations by Mr Atherton to start the new enterprise. Community support appears strong as W. Fraser departs to manage the Switzler Island pumping plant.
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Nolin
Mra. O. F. Steele
Mra. B. V. Steele
Walla Wallin
Mra. &. P. Gould
Portland
John McCrelland
John
Morton
Washington
B. Haworth
Atherton
Vancouver
North
Lore
A. Fraser
Switzler Island
Real Estate Transfer Involving Baskett Family and Holmans
J N Baskett and wife transfer ten acres in section fourteen township six north range three hundred fifty six east of the two mile meridian to Lauren A Holman and Mary M Holman for a consideration of 1250 dollars.
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J. N. Baskett
Lauren A. Holman
Mary M. Holman
Sailor H.EF Bickers Sails From Portland to Alaska
The voyage rider H E F Bickers departed Portland heading for Alaska to visit the new city of Fairbanks. A summer rush to the Tanana region accompanies the trip as a notable movement in the north.
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Alaska
Bickers
Portland
Fairbanks
Tanana
Yaquina Bay’s Rise and Fall as Willamette Valley Outlet
The Salem Journal recalls Yaquina bay as the Willamette valley’s dream port. After Oregon Pacific railroad completion and steamship links to San Francisco, wheat wool hops and more briefly prospered with lowered costs. Then broader trade shifts, harbor deepening at Astoria, and Portland’s loading later drained Yaquina’s freight, leaving farmers and merchants paying tariffs as cars run empty to the bay.
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Yaquina Bay
Willamette Valley
Salem Journal
Oregon Pacific
Yaquina
San San Francisco
Oregon
Columbia River
Astoria
Portland
Columbia
Orient
Sasa Npis
High Seas
Oregon and Washington game laws issued by OO R N
The freight department of the OO R N has issued the game laws of Oregon and Washington and sent them to agents as protection against shipping game out of season. The company will not encourage unlawful hunting by shipping game when prohibited by law and all agents will enforce the provisions of the law as far as the company is concerned.
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Freight Department
Oregon
Washington
Marriage license issued to H. Redfield and Emma La Chapelle
A marriage license was issued today to H. Redfield and Emma La Chapelle, both residents of Umatilla County.
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H. Redfield
Emma la Chapelle
Umatilla County
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Hohbach
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Libbey
Louis Hunziker
Miswon
Martin
Koeppen & Brothers
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Ening Yaquina Harbor
Ocean
J. A. Folger & Co
Gan Francisso
The
TaylOr Hardware Co
T. C. Taylor
Main Street
Dindinger
Wilson @ Co
Dindinger, Wilson & Co
Lewis and Clark Exposition Rooms
Taylor Street
14Th Streny
Yamhill Street
11Th Street
Morrison Street
Cara
Lewis and Clark Fair Grounds
I. M. Buell
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Goodman-Thompson Co
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