Salem News Highlights and Local Developments
Readable fragments describe Pendleton and Salem area plans with new business ventures. Mentions include a monster ice-house project, market moves by Durham & Son, and improvements along Court street. News notes cover hotels, sign changes, theater, and local travels plus weathered captions and upcoming events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrow
Howard
M. K. Church
South
FE. G
Michael
Court Street
Durham & Son
Main Street
Webb
Ponenta
Vendleton
Charles Sharp
Joe 0
Ed Strahen
T Wat Haat
Metropolia
Portland
Ernie
Hill
Cram
Bowman Hlonee
Uoarddey
G. L. Durgy
Vanecouver
Wiley Frasier
Ugen
Frank TeaDow
Oregon Real Kebuate Company
Llinson, King & Co
Nees
J. J. Raley
Council Meeting Proceedings and Local Notices 1885
At a special council session on October 10 1885 mayor W F Matlock and councilmen Rothechild Slaughter and Sargent were present. Ordinances on electric plant fire detection and city surveying were discussed with readings and referrals. Viewers were appointed to assess damny and widening of Court street with a meeting set for October 28. A warrant was authorized for Gr A Smith for grading at Main and Jacks on streets. The issue closes with local notes from Pride of Pendleton and Yellowstone Park travel ads and fair reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Matlock
Rothechild
Slaughter
Sargent
Tance Committee
John Cahoon
Wm. Beagle
J. M. Kuett
Court Street
Goxnax
Oetener
Gr. A. Smith
Main
Jacks
Prosperous Territory Report From Dayton and Colfax
An Kew of Iiemiy reports from Dayton and Colfax that farmers along the route show rising prosperity. He notes record crops and high prices, with settlers parading in the streets and displaying wealth, reflecting a strong local economy across the territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hirig
Dayton
Colfax
Pomeroy
Uhrig
Mae Bee
Dochythens
Creamery proposed for Pendleton by Davie Rankin firm
An effort is underway to locate a creamery in Pendleton built by the Chicago firm Davie Rankin. The project would cost 5500 complete and be funded by local citizens on a stock plan of 65 shares at 100 each. The venture promises to create a market for milk and cream, with butter and cheese production benefiting farmers and consumers alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garfeld
Whitman
Maclic Elevator Company
Morrell
Salem
Senate of
Colum
Rondraporta
Pendleton
Ehick- Hh
Long Creek
Grant County
Vendleton
Creenhorn Montain
Durney
Towers
Meide
Nendieton
Vo W
Jerkings
Vincon
Hamilton
Huckekin
Jeast
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Gregona
Nnevivikes
Tilton
Cleveland
Wallula
Ward
Goeking Bied
Miekhiwiing Grovlividier
Saunas
Beatines
York Standard
Tarlif
Davis Sew Company
Vondleten
Herornen
Oregon
Con Cenyou
Lockwood
Vicaao
Richmond
San Prancisco
Page
Jorey
Penni
Centerville
S Berkeley
Finley
Camus
Levi Ankeny
Dr Boyd
Flown
Allen Brown
Lady
F. Babel
Fan
Burnet
Steven Goble
Brownevilla
PY Madden
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FW Hilton
Cold Spring
W Shethby
Pilot Rock
Ad Baldwin and Family
Tacoma
KW Hankin
C Kocher
Vinson
FE Reeves
KE Homer
the Meadows
Jno Mollen
Huntington
F Waller
GE Moushan
F Thomsen
Denver
John James
Mack Hite
Sam Wilden
Poontetta
Matt
Uebert
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Andregel
Mra
A. FP
Brisbin
Meta
J. P. Busses
Yellowstone Park
Northern Pacific Railroad
Yellowstone
Laloth
Ashland
Porthind
Twoome
Clonihbar
Livingston
A. D. Charlton
Morthaned
One
Von
W. A. Sample
Fitzgerald
New Jersey
Treeton Times
L’ickards
Knight
Nd Witten
Jane
Wittenfall
Witten
Dent Arthur
Ower
Horrage
Voorhees Maya
Indiana
Voorhoos Devharey
Texas
Decharatiquw
Whaely
Thade
B. Stanley
Porthand
Lord & Thomas
Bedrock
P. A. Carrier
Odd Fellows Building
Main and
Alta Sta
BK. C
E. M. Wheeler
Eb. C. and
EK. M. Wheeler
Forges & Wheeler
Association Huilding
Pendleton, Or
W. J. van Schuyve
Wine and Spirit Merchants
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Cyrus Noble
Soncit
BR Wing CO
Milwaukee
Wis
Pilsner
Alexander & Frazer
Ikhijīy
Parvesu
Malin Pest
PontoiMes
Pesdleton
Cheuon
Alley
Gytonssionm
Robert Bond
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