One Removal to Idaho and Another to Washington
Milton is marked by a flurry of comings and goings as residents prepare farewells and new starts. Mrs Marv Merrifield visits Walla Walla, Nora Kelly heads to Walla Walla for weeks, and Ralph Johnson plans to enter Columbia College after arriving from Heppner. Other locals host visitors from Pendleton and Walla Walla while several seek employment and study at Whitman College and Elk sawmill work. A farewell party for Rev J C Sanderson and wife closes with speeches and a decorated church, gifting a rug as a keepsake before their move to Pomeroy Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Washington
Sanderson
Dallas Garredt
Whitman College
Milton
Marv Jf. Merrifield
Walla Walla
J. J. Etam
Nora Kelly
Walla Wallan
Harry Davidson
Pendleton
Besley Humiston
S. A. Horn
Henry Wandling
J. E. Nichols
Archibald Fulton
Mabel Overman
A. BE. McKnight
Rosette Joinho
C.D Walter
Elk, Wash
Pallas Gatred
G. H. Gibbs
J. M. Compton
H. S. Shangle
Wallan Walla
South
J. C. Sanderson
M. E
Charles McConaghey
R. N. Cartwright
W. C. Howard
Pomeroy
Death of an Infant From Cholera In fantum
Briggson notes a child Morris, infant son of Mr and Mrs Walter Grimore, died at home on Wild Horse Iant from a brief illness. Other items include Mrs Muattle Fanning visiting Cold Springs, Ewan Peterson from Kaslo visiting family, heavy rains halting threshing, and cattlemen moving 80 head to winter pasture. Weather improving expected after showers. Bam Hose recovering from typhoid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Columbia
Briggson
Muattle Fanning
Cold Springs
Morris
Ewan Peterson
Kaslo
B. C
Pendleton
James Navin
Adams Moonday
J. O. Hale
Bam Hose
A.M. Gillis
A. B. McEwen
Unclear text fragment from historical notice
Fragmentary OCR appears to reference individuals and a life insurance company, with garbled names and dates. Core items unreadable. cannot determine a coherent event or outcome for a proper summary.
Hall's Catarrh Cure advertisement sworn testimony
A Toledo notary witnesses a deponent from Cheney and Co stating the company will pay one hundred dollars for each cured case of catarrh. The claim asserts Hall's Catarrh Cure is effective and taken internally to reach the blood and system. The document includes names Cheney Toledo and a notary seal from December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Cuener
F.J. Chaney & Co
Toledo
County
Arete
Orm
Hall
Cheney
Heer
Donor's Legacy Case Goes to Court Over Donkey Beneficiary
A notice states Alperdona owes Ho Sloan and must settle accounts at the Blacksmith shop corner Cottonwood and East Alta. A court case involved a lady who left a legacy to a favorite donkey to secure its comfort, and the judge ruled the next of kin to enjoy the legacy after the donkey's demise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alperdona
Ho Sloan
Cottonwood
East Alta
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Pew
Peoples Caples
Outfitters
Flor
Nathan
Pichi Co
Umatilla OR
Endleton
Ross Ice & Cold Mpany
Ross Ice Bold Storage ‘Company
Lce
Ckage Gold Leaf Coffee
Costa Rica
Monterastelli Bros
COP
Inge
Building Stone
Main
Oregon
Heppsek
Heppner
Columbia College
Ley -Haider
Mutual Life Maurerce Company of
New York
Petersuary
Tihey
Cope
Lesene
Dre
Pendleton Academy
WH Bleakney
Academy
Jamar
COE Commission CO. L
Chicago
Minneapolis
Vendicton
Rupert
Pendicton Savings Bank
B. E. Kennedy
Mgr
Oni HO
Beck
Court Street
Golden Rule Hotel
The
East Oregonian
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