News of the County Gleans Local Happenings and Prospects
Mr and Mrs W P Totten and Ian Roy visited last Friday. A restaurant will open this week in the Burze building. E E Totten of Glenellen visited T's parents on Myrtle Creek last week. Audrey Jenkins attends school here and boards with Abe Koontz and Nels Evenson. Evenson and baby boy left Hotel Reed to return home Sunday. Effie Simmons of Dillard visits her ill sister Mrs C W Winningham who is convalescing. Totten families attended Buddy Boyd’s funeral Sunday. Charles Anderson and pioneers will leave for Harney county May 1 for property interests. D B Redfield of Boskydell visited. member of Southern Oregon Irrigation Co. Local hotels buzz with guests. suggestion to upgrade facilities. Glendale News editor, a savvy businessman, has bought city lots signaling faith in the town’s future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burze
E. E. Totten
Glenellen
Myrtle Creek
Audrey Jenkins
Abe Koontz
Nels. Evenson
Baby Boy
Hotel Reed
Effie Simmons
Dillard
C. W. Winningham
C. P. Totten
Buddy Boyd
Mire
Charles Anderson
Harney County
D. B Redfield
Boskydell
Southern Oregon Irrigation Co
J.G. Mack
Portland
Albert Abraham
Roseburg
Beira
Sol Abraham
Glendale News
Tie Beief
Gardiner Chronicle Miscellany of Local Movements
Dr. John Patterson arrived in Gard iner last week. Miss Cora Colwell visited relatives in Drain last Tuesday. Mrs Ed Upton has joined Johnnie Moore at the Sherrett logging camp near Scottsburg. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Aes Henderson on April 15 1905. Alfred Maseer returned from Alaska. Scott Morris came back from his ranch near Five Mile. Montie Miner of Schofield and Wm Dewar of Smith River were in town Thursday. Mrs Majory and daughter returned home Wednesday. Miss Mea Roberts of Elkton passed through Gard iner en route to Five Mile to teach. Miss Lizzie Wilson returned home from Florence. Fred Rowe has moved to Green Leaf Marion County. Mesdames Westerdale Lucas and Ricker left for Florence to institute a Degree of Honor lodge. Miss Cora Adams of Scottsburg passed through en route to Smith River to teach. Dr A Patterson and family left for San Francisco and possibly New York. Dr John Patterson will assume his brother’s practice during absence. The Umpqua Life Saving crew had a small accident near Gard iner bar. The Schooner Louise ran aground on the north spit. the life boat capsized but quickly righted itself and all were rescued with no serious harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Patterson
Gardiner
Cora Colwell
Drain
Ed. Upton
Johnnie Moore
Sherrett
Scottsburg
Aes Henderson
Alfred Maseer
Alaska
Scott Morris
Five Mile
Montie Miner
Schofield
Wm. Dewar
Smith River
Thuredar
Majory
Mea Roberts
Elkton
Lizzie Wilson
Florence
Fred Rowe
Green Leaf
Marion County
Mesdames Westerdale
Lucas
Ricker
Cora Adams
Scotteburg
A. Patterson
San Francisco
New York
Umpqua
Louise
North Spit
Suridten
Local Residents Visit and Illness Shifts Across Valley
Ben Hantington, the rustling stock man, tended to business in the area last week. Dr. C. E. Wade made a professional call to our valley last Saturday to attend Ray Davie who is seriously ill. Charles Stanley visited a train last week. Isabelle Applegate went to Sunny Dale last Friday to visit Twels Charly Putnam who is very low. Blanche Stanley visited Mrs. F. M. Andrews last Saturday and Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Applegate were in Yoncalia last Wednesday. Buss the poultryman of Fern Ridge was in Hayhurst a few days ago. The Salem Statesman quips about many women in Southern Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Wade
Our Valley
Ray Davie
Chas. Stanley
Isabelle Applegate
Sunny Dale
Charly Putnam
Blanche Stanley
F. M. Andrews
Alfalfa prospects in Minnesota farms and seed yield
The bulletin outlines alfalfa or Medicago sativa as a hardy forage promising in Minnesota. It describes origins, soil and seed-bed prep, sowing rates, management for thrifty growth, and guidelines for cutting, curing, and rotating fields to maximize hay yield and seed production.
Oregon Voter Praise for Binger Hermann’s Character
A33-letter excerpt lauds Binger Hermann for personal letters and inquiries about friends and their families Health and well being. it argues his memory and kindness reflect well on his long public service and requests his election. The notice praises his prior career as a school teacher and his personal connections in Douglas County.
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Binger Hermann
Hermann
Oregon
Congress
Douglas County
Hie Papile
Lim
Pao Boxo Portwco
Printing and Paper Hanging Offered in Roseburg Oregon
John Miller of Hagerstown Maryland offers painting and paper hanging services in Roseburg with high end work and low prices. Sealed bids by May 1 for a three story packing house in Roseburg must include a 5 percent certified check, plans available at Frank E Alley Architect Roseburg, date March 30 1903, C Garey.
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John Miller
Hagerstown
Washington County
Maryland
Roseburg
Atlantic
Calleg
Mosier Street
Ore
Frank E. Alley
C. Garey
Heavy Draft Horses Team Seeks Address in Roseburg
A splendid team of heavy draft horses is described with an address at P.O. Box 43 in Roseburg Oregon. The short note ends with the stray letters ab.
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P.O
Roseburg
Oregon
Sheep Losses From Severe Winter Forecast in Utah
The article reports fears that winter ravages and ensuing drought will reduce Utah sheep numbers by about 59 percent, risking a loss of roughly 1,000,000 head and impacting many sheepowners statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Harvard Observatory Chief Proposes World Astronomical Fund
Professor Pickering of Harvard Observatory envisions uniting global observatories into a common endowment near ten million dollars. He argues current funding wastes effort and plans to allocate lands and staff more evenly, with Harvard custodianship of funds from Carnegie Institute and the National Academy to advance science.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pickering
Harvard Observatory
Harvard
Carnegie Institute
National Academy
Sci
Tara
Hall's Catarrh Cure Sold For 76 Cents Across Town
Readers are told Hall's Catarrh Cure can cure catarrh as a constitutional disease. The ad claims internal use reaches blood and mucous surfaces and offers 100 dollars if failing. Includes testimonials list offer and address in Toledo Ohio. Also mentions Hall's Family Pills and a sewing machine for sale at ten dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinl
Hall
F. J. Onaney. & Co
Toledo
Ohio
All Druggista
Willamette Valley Dairy Stock Declared Essential by Official
Oregon dairy commissioner J W Bailey laments a shortage of dairy cattle in the Willamette valley and urges farmers to expand herds. He notes high butter fat prices in Portland and a booming dairy trade, but says Oregon ships more butter and cheese than ever while stock is sent out by railcars instead of staying local.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Bailey
Oregon Food and Dairy Department
Salem
Willamette Valley
Pacific Coast
Portland
Oregon
United States
California
Alaska Army officers charged over misuse of commissary goods
A Washington dispatch reports several Alaska based Army officers charged with making use of commissary supplies by purchasing at cost and selling them at high profit due to Alaska freight rates. Papers in the case are sent to General Funston to proceed against the implicated officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Alaska
Funston
Department of the Columbia
Pest Threat Looms Over Salem Hop Crops
Salem correspondent reports a new nestlike pest attacking young hop sprouts in Polk County yards near Oak Grove. Otto Hansen and James Wistanley confirm findings of a worm the size of a thread and a half inch, risking large portions of this year’s crop unless controlled. Entomologists at Corvallis Agricultural College will classify the pest and seek eradication methods. The hop industry faces serious stakes amid volatile markets.
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Salem
Otto Hansen
Oak Grove
Polke County
James Wistanley
Hopgrowers’ Association
Corvallis Agricultural College
Board Meeting of Southern Oregon District Agricultural Society
The board will meet at F. G. Micelli's office in Roseburg on Monday May 4 1908 at 1 p m to elect officers for the ensuing year and handle any other business. F A McCats Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
and Southern Oregon District Agricultural Society
F. G. Micelli
Roseburg
Tax collection to begin on March 1 at 8 o'clock
The notice states that on Monday March 1, 088 at 8 o clock the tax assessment will start. E. L. Sherk is named for the tax notices in Gragon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L
Sherk
Gragon
Mohair Buyer Schedules Weekly Dallying in Oakland and Roseburg
Sam offers to buy mohair at cash prices by quality and plans weekly trips to Oakland Fridays and Roseburg Saturdays. Headquarters at W. R. Buckinghams grocery. Inquiries to L. A. Mansimns and F. F. Ball at Deer Creek Dam near Roseburg. Also selling a seven year old work horse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Oakland
Roseburg
W. R
Ente
F. F. Ball
Deer Creek Dam
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LW. Benson
A.C. Marsters
Douglas County Bank
H.C. Galey
Toot
Board OF
FW Benson
R.A Booth
A. Roth
T Ariones
J.P Kelly
A.C. Marstres
K.L Miller
Portland Journal Agency
Hendrick’s Block
J. Norman & Co
B. W. Strong
IF. Barker & CO
Bay
Daly Stage
J. BR. Lawyers
Drain, Oregon
America
Oxfords
Krippendorf Dittman Co
Flint’s
C. W. Parks & CO
Sale Stables
Empire
Bagsanp
Prop
Gveu
News OF the County
W. P. Totten
Ian Roy
Moire
Gardiner Gazette News
Hayhurst News
Ben Hantington
Snyder and Hummel
VU x of Minnesota
Turkestan
Minnesota
Lake Minnetonka
Norway
Asia
Europe
Mexico
Missouri River
Ride
Fon Sanz
Noval
Almeke
F. A. McCats
Tres
Jon E. Johnson
Reosberg
Y. R. Buckingham
Bole Agente
Chase
Sanborn’s
M. Weatherby
T. A. Bory
D. L. Marti
Roseburg Real Estate Co
A. C. MARSTERS @ CO
Churchill
Woolley
S.W. Paint
Agency
Lathe Wore
Harry E. Miller
Qak &T
Churchill & Woeleys
Mohair
Forse
Sais
E. A. Kruse
Fr. A. Eruse
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