Landmark Pendleton land and sheep sale seals $175000 deal
John Garrison and Gus La Fontaine bought out James Cunningham's vast estate in Umatilla and Morrow counties. The purchase covers 20 000 acres of land 60 horses 15 000 tons of hay and all farm and sheep camp equipment while Cunningham keeps the town property. Cunningham built the region's largest sheep herd over 45 years earning the title sheep king of Eastern Oregon. Garrison and La Fontaine plan to manage the stock and cement future business success.
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John Garison
Gus la Fontaine
Pendleton
John Garrison
Hames Cunningham
Mr. Dunningham
Cunningham
Umatilla
Oregon
Morrow
Garrison
la Fontaine
Mr. Garrison
Hypnotism student Nye gains local attention
The Spokesman-Review features Thomas C. Nye of Pendleton who after six to seven years of self study has mastered hypnotism. He performs feats without contact, including drawing a subject into hypnotic sleep and lifting limbs, while eyes remain closed. Nye has lived in Spokane and Pendleton, with early work in jewelry in Pomeroy and marriage there.
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Thomas Nye
Spokesman-Review
Thomas C. Nye
A. W. Nye
Nye
Siorese
Review
McEwen
Mr. Nye
Pendleton
Pomeroy, Wash
Spokane
Pioneer Weston UT history and business notes
UMATILLA COUNTY HISTORY notes Weston Oregon details local institutions and long time residents. It lists William Deardorf V Knox H B Waite M A Baker Mant Baker Dr J A Best and mentions typhoid history and healthy conditions. Also advertises Hily's Liquid Cream Balm for nasal catarrh with spraying option priced 76 cents, sold by Ely Brothers.
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Liemniens
William Deardorf
V. Knox
H. B. Waite
Pacific Express
M. A. Baker
Mant Baker
J. A. Best
Weston
Charlie Pierce
Worston
Drugelats
Ely Brothers
Warren Street
New York
Miss Myrtle Crockett Dead in Walla Walla Hospital
A telegram reports the death of Miss Myrtle Crockett sister of Miss Edith Crockett of this city. She died in a Walla Walla hospital early this morning after months of illness and a serious operation. Edith Crockett had rushed to her bedside two weeks ago as Myrtle's condition worsened. She was well known locally and leaves many friends to mourn her untimely demise.
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Walla Walla
Myrtle Crockett
Edith Crockett
Miss Crockett
Edith
Remains to be taken to Freewater home of her parents
An account notes a death in Inter mae Luck In Thirteen and a prior tale of Bucklen Arnica Salve curing a fever sore in Walton Furnace, Vermont. It also mentions a fatal Pennsylvania railroad collision near Oliver, Pennsylvania, with two trainmen killed and two engines destroyed.
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Freewater
Wm. Spirey
Walton Furnace
Pennsylvania Railroad
Fioliver
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Jesse
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Spa
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Murphy
E. J. Murphy
Frank B. Clopton
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Cunningham Sells
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Boston Transcript
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