FreewaterMilton Married Here Sunday In Church Wedding
Freewater Oct 23 Percy Cupper and Miss Lillie Christenson were married at the Christian church with Rev Hilton officiating. Relatives attended and the couple plan a short wedding trip then residence in Freewater. Miss Ollie Perkins hospitalized in Walla Walla after an operation. Apples shipped to Denver and other points. Teachers from Milton and Freewater attend county institute in Pendleton. Wheat growers seedings continue amid dry spell.
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Freewater
Percy Cupper
Lillie Christenson
Christian Church
Hilton
Jones
Walla Walla
Ollie Perkins
Denver
Milton
County Teachers’ Institute
Pendleton
Milton Milestone Local News and Weddings
MiltonOctober 213. A son George Edwards to Mr and Mrs B K Henry born October 30 He will move to Washtucna to start a new business His sons Guy and Ralph will run the Milton shop Harry Kelly and wife from Connell visit relatives here The marriage of Miss Luella Robey and Attorney Samuel D Peterson occurred in Walla Walla with close friends The couple plan to reside in Milton Ely Liquid Cream Balm offered for nasal catarrh without cocaine with a spray and tube mailed by Ely Bros New York.
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Milton
George Edwards
Washtucna
Guy
Ralph
Harry Kelly
Connell, Wash
Luella Robey
Samuel D. Peterson
Walla Walla
Omatilla County
Ely
Ely Bros
Warren Street
New York
Death of a Well Known Man in Weston
Joseph Morgsa a long time resident of the Weston area died Monday evening after a prolonged illness due to heart trouble. Funeral held yesterday. Miss Minnie Kinnear returns from Walla Walla. Dr Joe Badderly of Pullman attended the funeral of his uncle Joseph Morgan. Mr and Mrs Frank King celebrate their twentieth wedding anniversary with a family banquet near the city. Catarrh treatment touted with Hall's S. Cheney Co Toledo Ohio. Five year note of $800 bearing 8 percent interest secured by real estate mortgage valued at $1600, inquiry at Wonder store. Charles Lane & Son employ an expert sign writer for signs.
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Weston
Joseph Morgsa
Minnie Kinnear
Walla Walla
Joe Badderly
Pullman
Joseph Morgan
Frank King
Wonder Store
Help Wanted at Robinson's Domestic Laundry
Help wanted for ladies clothing frowers at Robinson's Domestic Laundry. Positions open for skilled workers in garments finishing and pressing. Apply in person at the shop for interview and duties.
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Robinson
Tea Moneyback Promise Embellishes Schilling's Best
A grocer advertises a moneyback guarantee for Mhs Schilling's Best tea, claiming the product is good value and worth the price, with a policy that refunds customers who dent the package.
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Mhs Schilling
Athena Brevities and Local News Broadside
Athena residents report prizes at the Walla Walla fair with Henry Barrett winning for horses and Mrs J D Plamondon taking best lady rider. Teachers attend Pendleton Institute while Orville Booker returns from Spokane. A marriage in Alberta involves Miss May McPhail and Mr John McKenzis. Seeding rushes underway as grain markets await better prices. several local names and travels noted.
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Athena
Walla Wallin
Alberta
Institute
Walla Wallan Fair
Henry Barrett
J. D. Plamondon
A. L. Swaggart
J. W. Swaggart
A. B. McEwen
Pendleton
Teachers’ Institute
Orville Booker
Spokane
James Belle
Athens
May McPhail
John McKenzis
Canada
Umatilla
Harry Rosensweig
Estopia
Wash
Phelps
W. R. Taylor
Cubs Do Up Boosters In Bowling Contest at Rutherford
In a spirited Monday bowling match at Rutherford amusement parlor the Cubs defeated the Boosters with a total 2344 to 2187. The detailed team lineup and scores accompany the report, followed by notices of an Order of Eagles social and clam bake on Friday October 25 at Eagles hall. The text also notes Grover Cleveland's father was a Presbyterian minister with a small salary and a large family.
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Cubs
Boosters
Rutherford
Clama
The
Order of Eagles
Pendleton Aeria No
Eagles’ Hall
A. W. Hanson
Royal M. Sawtelle
DR. H. 8
Garfield
John F. Hilal
J. M. Sheets
Grover Cleveland
Irving
Stolen Race Horse Bud Wade Found Dead
Bud Wade, the famed Walla Walla running horse owned by Elmer Hogeboom, was found in a Blue Mountains lane in poor condition and died a few days after being brought home. The horse, once a top Northwest racer and two years past Derby winner, had broken a leg last winter and was pastured on Russell Creek. Experts believe he was abducted from his pasture, used as a pack animal, then abandoned in a secluded mountain spot without food or water, leading to his death.
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Bud Wade
Elmer Hogeboom
Russell Creek
Walla Walla
Washington
Oregon
Hogeboom
Blue Mountains
Hogoboom
Hickory Bark Cough Remedy Ad Promotes Cure
An old Penneyivania advertises Hickory Bark Cough Remedy guaranteed to cure coughs and pure. Made from shell bark or white hickory tree bark. Sold by Pendleton Drug Co and all druggists and dealers everywhere.
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Penneyivania Dutch Dunkards
Dissension Clouding Milwaukee Telegraphers Conference
In Milwaukee on October 23, dissension among commercial telegraphers casts doubt on the national convention meeting. If delegates arrive, no major results are expected. Reports say the conference aims to back a railroad telegraphers strike and to discuss charges against President Small, with some noting talk of improper payments to a preacher.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Small
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Walla Walla Hospital
Marrica
Milton Notes
Hall
J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
F. J. Cheney & CO
Gale
Charles Lane & Son
F. Wilson
Robey-Peterson
John Callander
St. Nichols Hotel
W. A. Hunt
McKenzie
Mr. Staggs
MecKenzie
Athena Implement
R. M. Powers
Weston Pioneer
J. J. Roulstone
Adams
Doug Flynn
John Day
F. E. LaGrow
Laura Depot
J. Alexandr
Fininy
Noel
McDevitt
Johnson
Hassel
Spoes
Remington
Molitor
Anderson
Kearney
Bine Mountains
the Fair Dep’t. Store
Pendleton, Oregon
Vernis Martin
Beautiful Bird's Eye Princess Dresser
Worth
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