Oregon Beach Items and Valley News Roundup
Community notes from East Welser Valley include school activity, visits by Miss Grace Hettinger and Miss Klinefelter, and arrivals of Miller siblings from Nebraska. Local distractons feature a surprise party for Hattie Vanwar, school term endings, ditch work progress, and a junior debating society at Indian Valley and Hillsdale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Gribbin
John Green
Ef Joneph
J. Barnwald
Miller
Mamillea
Oregon
Nebraska
Hoy
Mra
Cronthibaum
Alao
J. A. White
J. M. Joseph
Haan Bros
Weiser
Williams
Cove
Lagrippe
Ben Anhley
Mina Hattie Vanwar
Mine Vasaar
Caldwell
Mise Vassar
B.D. Ford
lPuesday
Indian Valley
Hilladale
Hillsdale
Local Social Notes From Huntington Area
Mrs Adams of Huntington and her sisters visit while grandparents Shaw remain ill yet improving. Smith family from Salt Lake City heads to Heath to claim a ranch. expect to live nearby. J S Thomas on business trip to Huntington. Joe Stover and H Rothrook families visit Monroe Creek. Stover improving. Fred Newman of Midvale visits former classmates Grimmett and Pringle Forrel expect baling hay soon. Lincoln Thomas plans an addition. more weddings anticipated. Mrs George Colson ill with grip. Delbert Fifer returns from Wolver, IL with apples shipped to Havro, Mont. Date March 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grandma
Grandpa Shaw
Mrs. Smith
Salt Lake City
Utah
Dave Madison
William Shaw
Heath
J. S. Thomas
Huntington
Joe Stover
Monroe Creek
Pringle & Forrel
Lincoln& Thomas
Mt Pleasant school program and debate noted
Last Friday Mt Pleasant school closed after a strong pupil program. Older students hosted a debate on race and treatment, with the negative side winning by two points. The Ways and Means Committee of the new Baptist church met Saturday, electing officers and approving building plans and bidding procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Pleasant
Ways and Means
The
New Baptist Church
W. W. Whitlow
Chas Lidsten
W. J. Mackey
Theo. A. Leger
Jowest
Mopper
Dole
Welewn
Local News Notes From the Ranches and Town
April 1905 approaches as Arthur Keithley plans a search for a better land while James A. Stewart drives out cattle and others begin plowing amid light spring rains. Ed Wiggins' son sickens as the M W A contemplates a new hall. Advertisements tout Laxative Bromo Quinine, DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve, and Dr King’s New Discovery with testimonial notes from J L Tucker and J W McKinnon praising cures for coughs, pneumonia, and boils.
Paro Ointment Promises Rapid Piles Cure
Guaranteed cure for piles including itching bleeding and protruding forms with a refund if ineffective. Claims 9 to 14 days for results and ease after initial use. Price 60 cents or 50 cents by mail postage paid from Parol Medicine Co. St Louis MO.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parla Medicine Co
St. Louis
Hall's Catarrh Cure advertise in old paper
$100 reward offered by F J Cheney & Co for a cured catarrh case. Cure claims to be constitutional, acting on blood and mucous surfaces. Sold by druggists. Also promoted Hall's Family Pills and other tonics with optimistic testimonials and local distributor notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.J, Cheney & O
Toledo
Uruggists
Hall
Water use applications sought for Weiser Irrigation District 1906
Incomplete notice announces that all who wish to use water from the Weiser Irrigation District for 1906 must apply to C. M. Harvey, district official, with specifics on monetary contributions and related forms. Names and precise details are unclear due to damaged text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weiser Arrigaton
Rojumstad
C. M. Harvey
Wolaws
Diceotose
Fragmentary OCR Note From Alnus Report
An unclear OCR fragment references Kadrng Butloe and Vr heb with stray letters and dates or names unreadable. The readable bits suggest a short local note or notice, but essential facts are missing.
Brand notice from Williams Idaho 1905
One horn both cow and calf red with a few spone brand visible crop and under bit in left ear. Dated Williams Idaho Jan 2 1905 G W Stephens Taker up BR BE GRAY Witness Frank E Smith Auditor Filed Feb 2 1905 47 58s
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Idaho
G. W. Stephens
BR. Be, Gray
Frank E, Smith
Also Mentioned on This Page
Oregon Beach
Leo Cross
Masquiteleat
Mies Klinefelter
Leslie White
Mra. H. Joseph
Mies Hottinger
Mra. Bice
John White
A. R. White
Payette
H. EB
White
East Welser Valley
Frances Bardinas
Mr. Mofadden
Anderson Ranch
Scullyside
Charlie Root
Banan Crook
Cal Root
Lillie Vassar
Crystal
Auter Hattie
Jouse Crowell
Albert Jackson
Bes Audley
Slhden
J.T. Steph
Bunnyside
Miss Cope
Mate Cope
Jodian Valley
Walladie
Leon
Mom Berm
Ube Loneweny
Peer
Ama MA Anld
Ingon
Oliver Chambers
Cambridge
A. Lindsay
Topeka
Kansas
Jennie Nelson
Middle Fork
Hugene Williams
Little Son
Council
Weiser Valley
Mrs. Adams
Huntington, Ore
Bert Townley
Mrs. J. Pringle
Mra. H. Rothrook
Hazel
Mra. Rothrook
Mra. Stiverson
Geo. Stover
Bor
Fred Newman
Midvale
Andrew
Joel Grimmett
George Colson
Delbert” Fifer
Wolver
Fifer
Havro
Mont
Arthur Keithley
James A. Stewart
Chas, Lidston
T. Reavis
Edmund Kilborne
Ed Wiggins
E. W. Groyo
DeWitt
J. L. Tucker
Harmonizer
Centre
Ala
Rocky Mountain
Oburebill Drug Co
Bemi
Treat
Sotice
Tate Gur Grocery
Royal Club
Pioneer
Just
Marvel
Mount Fannie
Pride of
Morris Sommer, Eiser
Henry Lauf
Asinet Maker
McBratney’s
Christian Church
State St
Gatarrh Ely
Desicns Coroinants &c
Anronesendine
Anitalise
Foote Hamm
Paessey Tor
Scientific American
Yori Iun & Co
New York
Missouri River
Chicago
Overland Limited
OPP & Davis
Whiser
Hoth
Bank
Commercial Men and Stockmen’s Headquarters
E. M. Barton
Union Pacific
R. R
St. Louis and the Fair
Ot Ourley
A T
Salt Lake
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