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Newspaper
Weston Leader
Location
Weston, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1916
Page
3
Eight honest built walte of the Automatic account for its ice economy. It is automatic one way dry air circulation keeps foods pure and sweet. The Automatic is built to endure and cover needs. It is not the cheapest but the biggest and best value, with price comparisons similar to rivals. Write for catalogue and prices if unable to come.
An advertisement extols McDougall Cabinets and the Auto Front McPougall Kitete, praising numerous conveniences and labor-saving features. It highlights genuine McDougall Cabinets priced from 2.60 to 44.00, claiming economy and practicality for kitchens.
Advertises Lightning freezers and Leonard Fronres models with capacities from 2 to 10 quarts. Prices listed include 2 quart at 2.80 and 4 quart at 4.00, highlighting quick freezing and home use.
Pendleton residents and visitors share news of travels and homecomings. Zane Lansdale arrives from Corvallis to join her husband while on tour in Weston uplands. A. Phillips promotes gasoline engines and farm implements. Orval Duncan plans to relocate to North Yakima with family. Athena figures note a deer park fawn birth and local cave provisioning by Clark Nelson and Bill Wyrick. A government line connects Menghar rangers to high line, boosting Weston lodging during peak season.
A Monday cyclone struck Weston with high winds and rain, uprooting a tree and damaging branches while sparing homes. The storm, followed by an electric turn and floods in Heppner and other towns, brings moisture that may improve Weston crops. Reports of cloudbursts, flooded streets in Helix, and losses around Prescott Washington accompany Pendleton’s light touch.
Miss Mildred Smith of Walla Walla guests Miss Eunice Wiley for a Weston Sauvrday night July 2 event. Pendleton hosts third annual Chattac oan reese Wednesday at Roundup with Jesalie Bryson and Mies from Walla Walls noted as guests of Mrs. Ral Dudley. George Sebnitser reports work on a cement watering Waugh at A. J. Meintyre farm.
The last will of Da vid N. Van Skiver admitted to probate names Amy A. Van Skiver as executrix with all property to her. Estate includes 120 acres valued at about 10 600 and personal property around 508. Appraisers named. Also notes Mr and Mrs R G Salings visit Penaletum where Mrs Bal ing sings at Presbyterian church. Mike Ryan injured in Milton hospital after wagon wreck off a bridge. several facial stitches administered.
Robert D. Compton of Mitton was operated on in Portland for removal of a supposed condition but found to have appendicitis. Surgeons examined the diseased appendix and predicted recovery before he returned home to Idaho with his family. Additionally, Mrs Abhlenil Scott Duniway accepts an invitation to deliver the Fourth of July oration at Athena. A large machine shed 22 by 60 feet was completed for PeGraw farm implements with Dad DeGray supervising. Rev. Goores B. Van Waters of Portland will preach next Sunday evening at the First Church. Mr and Mrs Roscommene and Bonnle were visiting Ganlows, Sheridan, en route to Oregon. Gladys Han returned from Portland after attending the wedding of Minnie Grom and John Johnson.
Rex Comedy manager H. B. Parson and troupe member Ethel Betts were arrested in Weston on unlawful relations charges. They pled not guilty and posted bonds of 150 dollars each, Parson offering an automobile and Betts other personal property as bail. The couple shared a boardinghouse room. Parson has an estranged wife in Portland. Parish relations, prior complaints, and ongoing Rex company performances in Weston and Athena are noted as context.
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