Sheep buyers flock to Yakima area for mutton market
Messrssic Masters and Ferguson of North Yakima lead buyers in gathering on the ground seeking young yearlings for Eastern markets. Prices hover around 1.75 to 2 per animal, below last year’s 2.10, as producers await a showdown with buyers. Meanwhile La Grande plans a May 29 game versus the Wonders, but grounds damage forces a switch to Athena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrssic Masters and Ferguson
North Yakima
Yakima
John Howard
St. Paul
Wonders to play Yellow Kids in Athena on Sunday
Mmappro Manager Lee Drake plans a local summer schedule with Sunday games. The Wonders travel to Athena next Sunday for a contest with the Yellow Kids and will face the De La Salles of Walla Walla on May 22 on the Alta Street grounds. The manager aims to complete a weekly schedule throughout the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mmappro
Lee Drake
Window of Needed Things for Your Project
Readable fragments suggest a list of items sought by a project. The text references essential objects and supplies, implying a shopping or procurement note. Named entities include no clear persons or organizations. Further context would enable precise naming of items and sources.
Well Known Helix Couple Married Last Evening
Well known Helix couple Guy Smith and Lulu Stanton were married last night at 10:30 in Helix by Justice Richardson. They plan to reside in Helix and are prominent in Umatilla county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helix
Wheat Town
Guy Smith
Lulu Stanton
Justice DB. Richardson
Umatilla County
Edlen-Melthorn
Ethel E. Edsen
Walla Walla
Albret Melhhorn
Baker County
Renn
Robert Warner
Heppper
Dayton
G. M. Rice
First National Bank
J. A. Smith
Gilliam
Sherman Counties
No Summer Vaudeville Changes Frazer Plans
Manager Taylor may assemble a stock company at the Frazer theater for June, lasting six weeks to two months. He has abandoned hopes of appearing on the vaudeville circuit this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
Frazer
Flest
Investor Archie Struthers Seeks Ranch and Farming Lands
Wealthy Waitsburg Washington rancher Archie Struthers seeks investment opportunity in ranch and general farming lands. He arrives hoping to partner or fund ventures, signaling readiness to analyze options and negotiate terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Struthers
Waitsburg, Wash
BRIDGE AND DEPOT PROJECTS PLANNED FOR O R N ROUTE
W A Storie of the O R N bridge department organizes a new bridge gang at North Fork with O Meara as foreman and 11 workers. Plans call for replacing Meacham Creek No 115 with a steel span at a cost around 25000, building bridge 185 as the highest on the line at 10 feet, and rebuilding Squaw Creek and Tanner Creek bridges. New depots at Huron Pleasant Valley Harrison Idaho, a La Grande warehouse, stockyards at Heppner, and water tanks at Tekoa Touchet are included, with total seasonal work posited as first class across the system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meacham Creek
Huron
la Grande
Hoppier
W. A. Storie
O. R . N. Bridge Department
North Fork
O'Meara
Squaw = creek
Bingham
Tanner Creek
Portland
Heppner
Tekoa
Touchet
Pleasant Valley
Baker City
Harrison
Idaho
Farmers Institute committees named for May 26 meeting
The county institute in Pendleton on May 26 appoints subcommittees for music seats and entertainment with members from Lee Teutach George Perringer Thomas Thompson R Alexander C E Roosevelt Dr C J Smith Leon Cohen T G Halley J A Borie. R B Miller of GO KR & N will be represented by Col R C Judson to aid the meeting. Large farmer delegations expected from Helix Athens Echo Weston and elsewhere. Memorial Sunday observed with G A R planning committee assembling speakers flowers and arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Institute
Lee Teutach
George Perringer
Thomas Thompson
R. Alexander
C E Roosevelt
C. J. Smith
Leon Cohen
T. G Halley
J. A Borie
R. B. Miller
GO KR. & N
R. C Judson
O. Ro & N Company
Helix
Athens
Echo
Weston
Pendleton
Wheat Injured by Frost in Helix Low Lands
Helix May 11 Frost damaged winter wheat across the low lands and north hillsides with stalks frozen and grain turning yellow and falling over. Rains in the past two days may revive damaged grain, though yield is uncertain. A prior 1888 front caused similar injury but subsequent rains helped recover.
Doctor to Spend Two Months in East With Son
Dr. L. Frances Thompson begins a stay in the East next Monday, accompanied by her son. They will be in and around St Louis and nearby areas, spending about two months away from home. She plans to return around mid July and resume not specified duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Frances Thompson
East
St Louis
Thompson
Installation of Rev Van Nuys as pastor planned
The Presbyterian church will formalize Rev Van Nuys installation as pastor on Sunday May 29. The exact hour will avoid conflicting with Memorial Sunday exercises as decided by the Memorial Sunday committee. The installation time will be set to not interfere with the Memorial Sunday program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Nuys
Presbyterian Church
This Place
Clergy to Cover Pulpit During Brooks Absence East
Rev. N. H. Brooks to begin leave around June 1 and will visit the Women’s Fair and his Kentucky home before returning. Rev. R. A. Coppie will supply the Christian pulpit during the absence, having served in Walla Walla for several months and traveling Saturdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. H. Brooks
Kentucky
R. A. Coppie
Mr. Coppie
Walla Walla
Failing Improves as Palling Advances in Recovery
Jesse Failing shows slow but steady recovery from a fractured thigh with knitting progress limited by age. Jesse Palling continues to improve and is not seriously affected by the accident. Fire Company No. 5 elected Charlie Zacharias Al Koch and William Kemp as new members, with the ward group praised for efficiency and strong conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse
Jesse Palling
Mr. Failing
Fire Company No. 5
Charlie Zacharias
al Koch
William Kemp
West
Surveying Pasco Project by Government Surveyors
R Gantenbein of Pasco reports seven government surveyors are in Pasco outfitting for the final preliminary survey on the Palouse river irrigation project, according to the Walla Walla Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasco
R. Gantenbein
Palouse River
Walla Walla Union
Will Finish Dipping Sheep in Echo Today
John Sheridan of Echo is in town to dip 3,000 sheep, planning a thorough treatment using half a pound of sulphur per animal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sheridan
Echo
County Physician seeks renewal of contract
County court heard Dr W G Cole apply to renew his contract as county physician yesterday. The application was indorsed by Mr Giliband but not yet indorsed by Messrs Hartman and Walker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Cole
Giliband
Messrs.Hartman and
Walker
Frederick Nolf Leaves for Several Weeks Visit
Frederick Nolf starts East this evening and will be away several weeks visiting his old home in Nebraska and touring the largest general markets in the book stationery and notions line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Nolf
Olf
Nebraska
School Board Tour Finds High School In Readiness
The school board visited the high school rooms in the afternoon for a routine inspection tour. Everything was found to be in satisfactory condition as the term nears its close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aftenoon
Royal restaurant sold to new owner taking possession
W Sams the Japanese has sold the Royal restaurant to M Gratz who will take possession tomorrow and run it in person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Restaurant
W. Sams
M. Gratz
Judds Win Suit Over Damaged Wool in Galveston Case
Judd and Root of Hartford won a US circuit court verdict against the New York and Texas Steamship Company for 26382 dollars after a fire destroyed wool stored in a Galveston warehouse. The wool, worth 25000 dollars, was shipped from Galveston to Hartford in 1896. The case went through multiple trials and reversals, with prior directions against Judd and Root. A son was born to Mr and Mrs A M Snyder of Portland recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Connecticut
Henton
Judd & Root
Hartford
Galveston
Texas
New York & Texas Steamship Company
United States
Conn
Steamship Company
Circuit Court of Appeals
A. M. Snyder
Uile City
Portland
Sixth Street
Health and Appetite Restored With Stomach Bitters
The notice urges readers to seek functional regularity and recommends Hostetter's Stomach Bitters at first signs of distress. It lists back pain, bloating, vomiting, headache, indigestion, dyspepsia, fainting spells, and sleeplessness as signals requiring the remedy, urging one bottle.
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Dindinger, Wilson & CO
Rubes
Wonders
Drake
Athena
Whiting
Ammionia
Tallman & Co
Carman Gval
M. A. Rader
Main and
Webb Streets
Smith-Stanton
G. W. Rigby
L. G. Frazier
Zelma Phillips
Frazier
Pleasanton
Kan
Miss Phillips
Butler Mo
JELEO
Wateranlettocen
Fire Company
JUDDS
Hostetter
OWL
Rock Spring Coy
Aatz Bros
Main
Boston
T. C. Taylor
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