District Conventions of Knights of Pythias Aboard in Huntington
A district convention of Knights of Pythias Lodges from Baker Malheur and surrounding counties met in Huntington. Teams from Sumpter Baker Durkee and Huntington competed for prizes in uniform rank and third degree drill. Over 200 knights attended, a Rathbone Lodge banquet followed, and Huntington earned the degree work prize to advance to La Grande on March seventh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FR Forges
Baker and Malheur Country
Oregon
Huntington
Sumpter
Baker Durkee
Hantington
Rathbone Lodge No. 32
la Grande
Weiser
January real estate transfers list with numerous property trades
January real estate transfers show Chip Reaves to Levi Keitley six acres in Gee 1 Word and many other parcels. Names include Hed H Merritt, JOC Tattle, Peter Pence, Charles Monteith, J Bolan, Lily C Gossi, W Lovejoy, Lewis A Hall, Sarah A Thompson, and various Wiglers in Cambridge Weiser and surrounding areas. Considerations range from 1.00 to 6000.00 with multiple lots, tracts, and mining claims recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chip Reaves
Levi Keitley
Word
WB M
Hed H Merritt
Wau J Wises
Hopper
Msty
Marian Wick
Watlington
Weiser
John D Boros
Sear
Consideraton
Davis
Harry Taotis
Johny Coakley
Marlington
Ichsel Plaster
Tee
Nelson
Mary Nelson
City of Cambridge
Peter Pence
Charles * Monteith
Eines
Wea
Wan’ Berry
MH Hopper
PC Ream
J H Bolan
J Yoakum
J Bolan
Lily C Gossi
Carlo Gossi
Richardson
Lovejoy
J H Richards
Lewis A Hall
Audley Smith
Hermese
May
Della
Seven Devils
Sarah A ‘Thompson
Griffith
Shannon
Griffth
Lurrow Griffith
R £ Wilson
Nrl
WBM
James Galloway
L J Hayes
Catherine L. Nelson
Watlington’s
Law and Legislature Action in the Lower House
The session discusses Senate bill No. 1 by Smith aimed at funding a Snake River bridge at Welser and its postponement motion. Various bills are introduced on education, wagon roads, water safety, mutual insurance, pharmacy practice, mining taxation, school admissions, and fire protection. The mining tax bill advances with amendments, while roads and ferries bills face unfavorable committee action. STAMP PHOTOS at Marsh's Gallery.
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Senate
Smith
Washington County
Snake River
Welser
House
Jenkins
Galloway
Oregon
Washington
State Board of Education and Charities
Mathewson
Idaho
Lemhi
Willis
Eichelberger
Bichelberger
Brunzel
Price
United States
Committee On
Goff
Thunder Mountain
Weiser Water Works Delay Sparks City Action
Frustration over contractor White delays a water pipe job on Weiser Island prompts the city to intervene. Foreman Hendricks offers to complete the work immediately, with costs to be deducted from the contract price. Weather has alternately helped and hindered progress, threatening August completion if not resolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White
Weiser
Hendricks
Victims at Warrens: snow slide deaths arrive in town
A Signal special from Warren dated January 26 reports two men killed in a snowslide whose bodies reached the town this afternoon and will depart tomorrow morning for outside burial. Transportation has proceeded without issue and none is expected.
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Warren
Made a Break for His Liberty
Monday convict Robert Meeks attempted escape from the penitentiary. He was shot in the leg below the knee, bone shattered, and his leg amputated at St Alphonsus hospital. Also note advertising for Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets and gun repairing at Jenney's.
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Robert Meeks
St. Alphonsus Hospital
Bank of Weiser Given Preference Claim in Bankruptcy Case
Judge Beatty rules in Carruthers and O'Toole bankruptcy that a $769.17 bank preference from deposits and payouts is the sole protected preference. The Bank may prove a claim of $4730.50 after surrendering the $769.17 to the trustee. Other creditors with similar preferences may face expunging unless they surrender such preferences and any dividends received.
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Beatty
U. S
Carruthers & O'Toole
Bank of Weiser
Butterfield Buys Merino Flock Noted for Finest Bloodlines
A G Butterfield of this city has purchased Lt. Shattuck’s Merino sheep from Stanberry Missouri and 110 head from nearby Wilson flock, creating what peers call the finest Merino stock in the United States. The deal follows prior summer drafts from Shattuck and other top Ohio breeders, with 250 ewes and lambs added in the current year. The purchase history marks a major consolidation of renowned bloodlines in Weiser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Butterfield
Lt. Shattuck
Stanberry
United States
Chicago
Butterfield
Shattuck
Lome
Weiser
Thia
BR. B. Wilson
Lincoln
Chapmans
A. A. Wood & Son
Ohio
Missouri
Also Mentioned on This Page
Eter
Washington County Realty
Marsh's
Warrens
Branham and
Paine
Acker
W. H. Hooxer’ & Co
Buffalo
Jenney's
Bank OF Whiser
A. G
Henedy
W. H. Hooxen & Co
N.Y. Davis
Dava Co
Castle Gate
Kimball
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