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FRIDAY. AUGUST 2S. l!»o3.
DANGEROUS RUNAWAY
PL-RU-NA NECESSARY
TO THE HOME.
A
Letter From Congressman White,
Sorth Carolina.
AND ONE HORSE KILLED.
Singular
Accident
Resulting in a
Broken Arm—Grandma Keller is
III—Miss Lula Ray Now Teaches
in Seattle—Mrs. Clara French Will
Teach in the Normal College.
Miss Cartwright has secured a posi­
tion as primary teacher In the .Mil­
ton public schools for the next year.
Willard, th«» infant son of Mr and
Mrs J. S. Richey, died yesterday
morning al the Tollgate, where they
I ihi I gon«» thinking the c < k »I mountain DIFFERENCE IN OFFERS BY
RAINS STOP OPERATIONS
air would benefit it, blit it was of no
SOUND
AND
LOCAL
BUYERS.
FOR A FEW DAYS.
avail and the little fellow passed
away. The remains were brought
here yesterday afternoon, Funeral Various Thearie« About th.. Scarcity Sugar Beet Crop Needs More
services will I m » held tomorrow
of Hog« and Future of the Hog
Hay Was Very Light—Wheat
morning alter which the body will
Market in This County—An Active
be taken to Walla Walla and interred
Are Higher Than Expected
In the City cemetery.
and Strong Market for Live Ani­
Growing Nicely.
mal*.
M'RAE COMBINED.
i
Mis* Lucy Morris, of Ukiah, 1* the
guest of Pendleton friends.
Mr* J K. Irby, of Arlington, 1* in
the city the guest of friend*.
L A. Spicer, of Pilot I Rock, wa* a
I iiih I iickr visitor in the city yester-
day.
Mr*. N. C. Glenn, of Vale. Is in
the city for a short visit with friend*
here.
Rolx-rt Stott, of Pilot Rock, wa*
in the city yesterday on a short biisi-
n»*s* visit.
The first half of the week wa*
Mr. and Mr*.
!
R. N Htanfield. of
warm and dry in all sections, while Echo, were » visiting friend* lu *he
th«- latter part was cool everywhere, city yesterday.
with gixxl rain* west of the Cascade
Walter Folliard. one of Uniatllla’s
mountains, but with
prominent sheepmen, wa* in the <-ity
quence in the eastern
of
transacllug business
state. The rains did no damage
Miss Edith McBride, of Adams, is
grain in »hock, and they were
in the city, the guest of her sister.
great benefit to pastures, clover, <■<
Mi»* Bessie McBride.
1
'ate potatoes and gardens.
cloudiness wa* untavorable for hope,
Mi*» Bertha Gros* ha* returned
as it caused an increase of vermin from Athena, where she went tome
and mould, but a* yet the yard* have days ago for a vacation visit with
not I hw - ii damaged to any great ex­ friends.
tent and the prospect is favorable
Mr. and Mrs. O. F. Thompson and
tor a good crop of hop*. Picking will daughters, of Echo, are In the city
bet-om«» general in a couple of weeks, the guests of friend* for a short
and the growers are now engaging time.
hand* for thi* work.
G. A. McCully, of Helix, and one of
Th«» grain harvest is drawing to a
chute and threshing Is now well ad the prominent farmer* of that neigh-
vanetd. Wheat and barley yields are borhood, was in the city yesterday,
above the average in the Willamette looking alter busine«* interest*.
E Jacoltson of Kamela, engineer
valley, and oat* are a splendid crop.
East of the Cascade mountain* wheat, I on one of the O R A- N tu-lper*, is
barley and oat* are yielding well, in the «-ity today, »»n route to Port­
but falling below last year’s returns land ami Puget Sound on a few days'
The quality of all small rrm Is better »Hiring.
Thoma* Hampton, one of th< wheat
than last year.
Sugar beets, where well cultivated, raisers of th»- cotiury, is In the »-ity
are doing finely, but thi* crop n«-»-ds to«lay from hl* ranch on Stage Gulch,
more rain. Corn ha* made excellent attending to th«» winding up of the
advancement during the week. Con­ wh«*at harvest.
siderable complaint is made of blight
Mr and Mr» O F Thompson, ot
affecting the late potatoes in Tills-' Butter Cr»«»k. left this morning for
mixik and Clatsop counties, but else the Okanogan country, in the north-
where they are doing nicely. Prunes •»rn part of Washington, where they
have not altogether ceased dropping will visit at the home of their daugh-
but many trwv have all they can car­ ter for a time.
ry. and the crop, a* a whole, will lx-
a big one Apple* are doing well.
and Bartlett p«*ars give proml« K OÍ
large returns.
There *»>«»tns to lie some conflict In
Athena. Ore.. Aug 25.—C. O. Bow­
Harvester Fulfills Every Calcu­ the hog camp* of this country, judg
man barely escaped losing his life New
ing from the difference In the | [irices
lation of the Inventor.
last week. On his return from Wes­
that are quoted by the different
ton to Milton. while crossing the rail­
Alex McRae has returned from the ers. The men who want |mrk buy­
front
road track, his team became fright- harvest Held, where he ha* been for
I ened and ran over an embankment, th«» last two weeks trying his new- this part of th«» country have been
turning the wagon over, killing one combined harvester. The new ma­ offering 5'4 cents for it. and now
of the horses and giving Mr. Bow- chine works perfectly, and it I* the com«- nnn from the Sound country.
man a very narrow escape, Mr. Bow intention of the Inventor to put it pn who tell the men who have the hog*
to sell that they will give
cents
man was seriously Injured.
the market for the coming season.
tor each mill every |*ound that the
T. B. Simonton returned from Our-
He will make both a 12 and a 14- stock will bear down the scales, The
dane with his last load of household foot machine, and Is sure of success
goods. Mr and Mrs. Simonton intend for th«» reason that his machine does raisers around the county do not
know what 1* the reason that the
to make Athena their future home.
better work with less power than any
B. F. Ogle and daughter. Eva. other machine on the market. It was local buyers have been offering so low
have returned from 1 Mr. Ogle's stock tried’ in all kinds of grain, under all a figure, but they think that the extra
ranch near Willow- Springs, where circumstances, and at all times ful­ ■\ of a cent looks good to them, and
Miss Ogle has been spending a few filled the expectations of the owner they are more willing to do business
with the men from out of the state,
days visiting friends i and relatives and builder.
than with those here who have not
of
that
vicinity.
HON. GEORGE H. WHITE.
so much money to Rive tor what they
Mrs Clara Graves French. wife of
BUILDING AT ATHENA.
get.
President French, has been chosen
Some of the growers are unkind
Congressman George Henry White, of by the regents as instructor in biol­
Txrtwro, N.C., writes the following letter ogy and science at the Eastern Ore­ Miller Block Finished. But Work enough to say- that the men from
home have been holding the price
Lags on the Church,
to Dr. Hartman in regard to the merit* gon State Normal school.
Mrs.
down In order to make their own
of the great catarrh cure, Peruna:
French has been especially prepared
The Miller building at Athena will
House of Representatives,
)
for this work by education and ex­ be finished today as far as the ma margins larger, but on the other hand
Washington, Feb. 4,1S90. {
perience as teacher tn these branches. son work is concerned, and then the some of them say that It is only of
Peruna Medicine Co., Columbus, <>.:
The report reached Athena Tues­ carpenter and finishing work will lie recent days that the Sound ixxipie
have offered th«» extra money for
Gentlemen—“ lam more than satis­ day ot the death of Lester, son of Mr. rushed as fast a* possible
their goods And these men say that
fied with Peruna, and find it to be an and Mrs. Frank Beale, hut upon in­
The Methodist church, which was the high price of wheat is responsible
excellent remedy for the grip and ca­ vestigation it was happily found to commenced before the other, i* not
tarrh. I have used it in my family be false. Lester is now at Wood­ as far along, for the reason that the for the raise tn the price of the pork.
and they all join me in recommending ward's tollgate with his parent*, and material has been slow in coming The men of the Sound, who are al­
it as an excellent remedy. ”
while in a critical condition with ty­ The church is furnishing it* own ways considerate for the farmer. hav«>
Very respectfully,
phoid fever, hopes are still entertain­ stone for the construction and has realiz«»d that the men wb«> raise the
George H. White.
ed for his recovery. The young man not secured it aa fast as the mason* bogs cannot afford to feed "0 and 73-
<ent wheat to their stock and then
Mrs. Nannie Wallace, Tulare, CaL, has been in delicate health for sev­ could put It up
sell the fattened product for 5Kj cents
President of the Western Baptist Mis­ eral years, having been operated ui»
a pound. When the feed was cheap
sionary Society, writes:
on at one time for appendicitis.
the )>ork wa* cheap, but now that the
“ 1 consider Peruna an indispensable
Miss Cauthorn. who has been vis­
| grain ha* goue so far towards the
article in my medicine chest. It ti iting her sister. Mrs. Archie Mcln-
I « loud* they cannot Ixiard their stock
twenty medicines in one, and has so fat tyre, and who was also a guest of
I lor so long a time at so »mall a ro­
■ured every sickness that has been in Mrs. Will McCollum, has returned to
turn.
Corvallis
in
her
home
my home for five years. I consider it of
But in spite of the raiw in th«» price
The
little
daughter
of
Mr
and
Mrs.
special value to weakly women, a* It
the buyer* are having a hard time to
builds up the general health, drives out H. C. Manela formerly of this city, TALK ENTERTAININGLY
get the stock together for a shipment
but now of Walla Walia, has been
OF SAN FRANCISCO On«» buyer from the Sound has be>»n
disease and keeps you in the best oi dangerously
sick in Portland, where
health.”—Mrs. Nannie Wallace.
in the country for *om< time and
M rs. Manela is visiting
If yon do not derive prompt and satis­
Mrs. W. P. Willaby and daughter. Had 3 Splendid Time—Immense Num ha* not as yet »iK<*-e«.,d«*d in gathering
together a carload of market hog*
factory results from the u»e of Peruna, Mrs. Fred Kershaw visited Mr.s O.
ber of Visitors in the City—Theory for shipment. The troubl«» seem* to
write at once to Dr. Hartman, giving a M Castleman at her home in 1J»
full statement of your case and he will Grande.
for Friction Between General Miks tie that there are not enough stock
hogs for the use of the farmers Tbev
be pleased to give you his valuable ad­
Mrs David Dickson, a cosin of
and the Administration — Next En
cannot sell and have enough to take
vise gratis.
John and W. J. King of this city,
campment Will Be at Boston.
care of their »tubbl«- and repleni»h
Address Dr. Hartman, President of i died Wednesday at her home in Ione.
the drove for tbe next year. IJlst
The H-i-imyg Sanitarium, Columba*. | She leaves three little children to
Mr. and Mrs. (1. W Rigby and I Mr. summer and spring a year ago. a lot
|
mourn
their
loss.
Ohio.
and .Mr- J H King OfeH< ■ have
Mrs. Rosenzweig and Mrs. McCol- returned from San Francisi-o. where ot men <ame into the country and
lough drove out in the countrv yes- they went to attend the grand en­ brought up all the little pig* that the
terdav to see Grandma Keller, who is campment of the G A. H While at farmer* would sell, ami now that
STRONG TESTIMONY.
they have a chan««- to sell for th«-
ill.
Cliff House Mrs. Rigby contracted a mark-t they liave no bogs to m«-«-t
Miss
Lula
Ray
who
was
formerly
Will
This is Pendleton Testimony and
cold which ha* settled on her lungs
a teacher in th«» Athena schools, was and at one time it was thought that the demand unless they sell their
Stand Investigation.
in the city yesterday. Miss Ray is she would have a siege of pneumonia stock hogs, and they will not do this
Every man in the couu'y who has
If you should doubt the following now teaching in the Seattle schools. but it is now thought that the cold hog*
for sale can find a mark»-i for
Mrs. C. A. Fischer accompanied may be broken up and that »he will
and wish to investigate, you haven't
I her daughter. Mrs. Armstrong to soon be convalescent. However, she them, not from the market man but
to go io some other state in the Union Spokane, where she will remaii for
from the farmers who are short in
is in bed under the doctor's care at their drove* and wh<i want to slock
to prove it. It's not a long story pub­ a short time.
this time.
For this reason, the
their ranches
Ellis Pinkerton, a well known
lished in Pendleton newspapers about
Mr. Rigby, in speaking of the trip buyers are having a hard time to fill
a resident of Kalamazoo. Mich, or young man of Weston, met with a
Tampa. Fla. Its about a resident of most exciting accident last week on said that there was so much to say the orders they have from the houses
The condition
Pendleton and given in his own words. the Carmichael place northeast of of the pleasures of the trip tnat he that they represent
town While in the act of connecting did not know where to begin, but is but the natural result of over-sell-
No stronger proof can be had.
H. A. Thompson, retired, who lives the derrick hook to the header box those who attended certainly had a ing and under-production, and is good
on Stonewall Jackson street, says: net. his glove caught in the nook and splendid time It was estimate«! that fur thos«- who have the good* for the
My kidneys troubled me by spells be was hoisted to the top of the der- there were over 56000 people in the market. f.f It does not result in the
lor 10 years, and at such times with a i rick. Freaking loose he was thrown city who had come to see the reunion establishment of x universal hog
steady dull aching across my back. 2" feet to the derrick table below of the old veterans and who were ranch throughout the county
I used large quantities of various He sustained a fracture and a dislo- not members of the order, There
kinds of medicines said to be good cation of the right forearm, Also a were 21.000 from outside the state
MRS. MARY GREGOVICH.
for it. but they never benefited me badly bruised leg. It wa* such a and the rest were all of them from
outside
of
San
Francisco
enough so that I could notice it. Final­ I harrowing sight that it caused two of
Of Philipsburg. Montana. Tell* How
The [>arade itself was not ax long
ly 1 got a box of Doan's Kidney Pills ! the men in the threshing gang to
She Was Cured of Dandruff.
as it was in Cincinnati by one-half,
at the Brock & McComas Co. drug ; faint, thinking the fall killed him.
Mr*. Mary Gregorich, of Philips-
the
fact
and
this
was
due
in
part
to
store and I found them to be just
Born to Mr. and Mrs H W l.earn. i
that the place of meeting was so far burg Montana, under date of Nov. 26.
what I needed. They went right to August 21. a daughter.
the spot and not only relieved my
west that a great many of the mem IBM, writes: -I had typhoid fever
tiers of the order from the East were this summer, consequently was losing
backache, but cured it permanently.
Milton Items.
I will be only too pleased to tell
not able to attend, Another reason my hair terribly, and my head in
Milton. Ore.. Aug. 24.—Messrs. Joe was the advancing age of the men. places wa* perfectly bald Newbro's
others about the merits of this reme-
West. O. C Rinker and S. T. Thoma* which made it impossible for a great Herpicid«- had just come into u*e in
dv.~
For sale by all dealers Price 50 returned yesterday from San Fran- many of those in the city to stay in Philipsburg, and the doctor strongly
cents per box Foster-Milburn Co., cisco, where they have been to attend the line and they therefore never recommended it to me. After three
or tour applications my hair stopped
Buffalo. N. Y., sole agents for the the Grand Army of the Republic en­ entered the parade at all.
campment
tailing out. and is co««ilni. In again
United States.
General
Black,
of
Chicago,
was
Mrs Michael Smith took her de­
quite thick. I used to be troubled
Remember the name—DOAN’S—
parture yesterday for Portland and elected grand commander of the or­ greatly with dandruff, of which I am
and take no other.
the coast. Mrs. Smith has just re­ der. but it was the desire of a great now quite cured.” Kill the dandruff
covered from malarial fever and has number of the men to elect Miles to germ with Herpicide. Sold by lead­
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
the placj. That general, however, re­ ing druggist* Send U»c in stamps for
gone away for her health.
NOTICE is hereby given that the undersign
fused the place, saying that he had sample to Tbe Herpicide Co . Detroit.
Mr.
D.
W.
Plants
came
down
from
ed. Lorenzo Monteraatelli, ha* been appointed
adm'niatiator o< tlie personal and partn-ramp Spokane Saturday and is a guest of had honor enough and that ne was in Mich
F W. Schmidt R Co. special
favor of the man that was elected to agents.
e-tate of Louis MonterxiuUL deceased, and all
brother. Mr L. B. Plants
K m having claims against laid estate are his Mrs.
E. W. Phelps and the Misses the position at last. In spite of the
>y notified to present the tame, vei ified as
b law required, »o the undersizned, at the Inez Phelps and
Nellie Sanderson attitude of the president toward*
WAGON FELL UPON HIM.
office of Milimaa A Pierce, attorney*, ou or be­ came down Saturday from the Toll­ Miles, he has a great following among
fore six month« after the date of thia notice
those
who
fought
with
and
under
him
gate. where for the past ten days
■ated thia 7th dav of Anruat. tjnrt.
in the years that are passed, and he Pete Sheridan's Spine Was Injured
LORENZO MONTERASTLLLI.
they have been camping.
by an Accident Yesterday.
Administrator
Mr. and Mrs. J. E Davis returned is one of the heroes of the fast thin
STILLMAN & PIERCE.
Yesterday evening, while Pete
Saturday afternoon from a three ning ranks ot the old soldiers.
Attorneys tor Adrn.aUtr*lor.
It is thought by many of the old Sheridan was hauling water on the
weeks' stay at the coast.
Miss Zola Roberts, who lately came soldiers that the reason for the fric­ W. W Gillette ranch near this city,
Notice of Final Account
between Roosevelt and Miles the wagon overturned, catching him
la tbe Couaty Court of tbe -tale of Oregon, far here from Portland to acept a posi­ tion
Cmstlll* ' aunty
tion in George Rohrman's bakery, lies in the attitude of the general on underneath and crushing him painful­
In '. be matter of the Estate of Sarah E Cap-
was taken ill of typhoid fever and the canteen question. Mile* is not in ly. He was brought to the hospital
linger, deceased.
Notice Is hereby gtveii thai the undersigned, yesterday afternoon started for her favor of the institution and Secretary at this place, where Dr. C. J Smith
ba* *!ed hi* final «ceount a* administrator a: home
Root is. so there was a clash between examined his injuries and found that
above entitled estate with tbe clerk oi above
Mr. W. C. Howard returned this them con«-err.ing the matter, and from they were not of a very serious na­
entitled court, and that tbe judge thereof has
ture. His spine was injured, and
appointed Thursday, October 1. :s«s at ten morning from Portland,
where he this in part sprang the coldness.
o clock in tbe foi enoou, at the count r court went on business connected with Co-
The next place of m«-eting is Bos- while he will be some time In regain-
r>>om in the court Rouse of Pendleton, Oregon,
ton. and there the Grand Army will Ing his strength, no serious results
»s tbe ume and place for bearing them and lumbia college.
all person* navi ng objection* to tbe allowance
Mrs. Martha Wallace died yester­ assemble a year from now to hold are anticipated from the accident.
thereof will then and thete appear
day morning at her home eight miles one more of the reunions that are
Dated August SI, l»03
Sale of a Farm.
JOHN < APLIN',ER
south of town Funeral services were bringing not only the ol<l soldiers of
Administrator conducted this afternoon by Elder R. the North, but those of the South as
J F Temple. Jr . and Nettie A.
I.. Cartwright, after which the re­ well, closer and closer together in 1 emple. his wife, have sold to A. J.
mains were laid to rest in the Bow­ the bonds of brotherhood, and by Wagner for |7.5> hi . the east half of
lus cemetery.
their example cementing the breach section 15. in township 5. north •f
Miss Eudora Cartwright, of Ken­ that once stretched across the nation range 34 east, containing 320 acres
fail to cure Rheumatism. For Sale by
A. C. KoeppenA Bros. Agts. for Pendl'n. I tucky. arrived here Saturday night. from the east to the west.
in the vicinity of Athena.
Money Back£ïﻓÂ'»
Buggies,
Removed to Main Street
Buggies,
1Buggies,
Hacks,
for those interested in consolidating,
to cogitate on.
WEDNESDAY'S LOCALS.
Columbia River Valley.
Ridgeway. WaaH-o county. M I' Ren.
—Weather very warm, with light
showers the latter [»art of week
prunes and plum* beginning to ripen;
tomato plants and cucumber vine*
an- becoming badly blighted.
Condon. Gilliam county. F. B Ste-
■ • ns Weather warm«and fin« tor
harvesting, and good headway is be­
ing made; heading just about finish­
ed and threshing in progress, yield
-< far tu.t qu '.»■ *«» xood a- ia»t j«-ar
Hardman. Morrow county, A. B.
Stanley—Weather very favorable for
crops; harvesting in proem
progress; som<-
thr«»»hing twing done; garden» doing
finely.
Dun<-an. V mat ilia county. E S Wil-
bur — Hot and dry . fire destroying
considerable range. grasshopper* un-
usually numerous.
P« udleton. Unia'111* county, H J
Taylor.— W«»ather wa* hot and dry
the last week, but is clouding up now;
harvest Is over; the yield is not tip
to the average, but the quality |* No.
1; littl wheat hauled to warehouse*
ax yet.
Plateau Region.
Island City. Union county. J M
McCall — Weather dry and hut, with
coo! night«; hmdlng 1* well ai-'tig end
threshing is being pushed fa!, wh.-a»
is yielding better than expe<te«l. qua!
Ity good; early potatoes good, late
one* poor, fruit good: gardens drying
up; sugar beets
where watered
looking well; where "vo watered only
fair.
Burns. Harner county F H How-
all.—Weather warm. oat»., rye and
barley ripening very fast; meadows
drying up rapidly, ¡uxata crop still
promises to yield * - I.
Clarro Wheeler county L H Hal«»
—Very hot and dry during the «lav.
cool at night; grav.v icing up «n the
range. slock looking v»ry well
Post. Crook county. J B. Meyer —
Week very warm tr. day Um», with
high wind in the ai -’nocn*. morn-
Ings getting cool, s««coiid crop of al
falfa doing well ; seed rye short ;
gras* on range very «hort; stock
looking quite well.
Warehouse Completed.
William Stewart and M. R Yate«
have returned to the city after hav­
DALE ITEMS.
ing completed the building of a large
warehouse for the Kerr-Gifford Grain
Company at Turner, a small shipping Grand Harvest Ban to Be Given on
August 28—Ram« Have Made Good
point near Dayton. The men will al­
Roads.
so rebuild .he warehouse burned at
Thorn Hollow not long ag > and ex­
Dale Or., Aug. 24 —Mrs. Ptersol.
pect to commence work In a short of Ritter, who ha* been visiting re­
time
ative» at this place. returned home
this morning.
Will Move Threshing Outfit.
B. V. Shelts. who i* In business at
M J. Howe will ship liis threshing Monument, visited bi* family on
outfit, consisting of the machines Sunday at Dale.
The reeent rain* have settlcl tbe
and 20 men. to Reardon. Wash., in
the Big Bend country, th!» evening dust and put tbe roads in good con-
over the W At C. R. The harvest is ditlon for travel.
Mr. an«i Mrs. A** Arbogast an 1
about over in this part of the country
and as Mr. Howe has finished with Mr and Mrs. Lew Markham have
all of the work in this vicinity, be just returned from a week’s aojO::rn
will move where there Is yet work to In "The Basin." where they spent a
grand time They found an abund-
be done
ance of game and huckleberri«»*.
A harvest ball will I m * given at
New Bridge at Huron.
The new Bte. 1 spans and frame this place on the 23th instant, by
work for the O. R & N.'s new bridge Asa Arbogast, tbe proprietor of the
A good •'H'w-il at d a
near Hurim. have arrived and will be Dale Hotel
placed In lOHitlon Immediately. This good time is expected.
is the last woo<len bridge of any size
on the line tietween this city and I-a
Rain I* greatly damaging the hop
Grande, all the others having been crop in Mittif |>arts of the Willamette
replaced with steel structures.
valley.
Hacks,
Ridge Note*.
Ridge Aug. 25.—E A. Fahri-nwald
i* out fn Starkle prairie at preaent,
RANGE IS DRYING UP
haying.
AND RAIN IS NEEDED.
Thoma* Ogie is on the sk-k list
this week, but Is Improving now.
George Doan, of Pikit Ro< k. b*»l a
The Neighborhood. Generally, Raised
severe attack of scarlet fever, but 1*
Good Wheat—Several Cases of Ill- said to t>e improving.
ness, Including Typhoid Fever—
Mr. and Mrs W. H Fletcher have
John Blom Will Thresh in Washing- returned from Walla Walla. Hi* can­
ton— R. J. Baddy i* Recovering cer lia* <<-ased eating, but has not
h»-al«-d to any great extent.
From Hi* Long lllne**.
Mr* W B Hinkle and family are
Brlgghon. Ore., Aug. 24 Sam Rose, upendiug a few day* at ly-hman
who ha* been critically ill with ty- Spring»
phoid fever for the past six week*. Is
Mr». Henry Schmidt, of Alba is
convalescing
visiting with her <laught«-r. Mr*. K
Dr. Best wa* called to see the in­ F Fabrenwaid this week
fant son of Mr and Mrs. John Falk
The J. E Smith Livestock Co. is
yesterday, which was taken very skk building a pasture of wire from the
Friday
Th«- trouble is cholera in- EII wimm I Field Fence Co.
fantum At la*t account* the young
D Fenton i* reported seriously ill
sufferer wa* resting easy.
at the home of hl* grandson. Berton
Mr and Mrs. Ijesper. of Athena, Smith, of Pilot Rock.
There was a nice rain in this vicin­
were visiting at the home tlf their
daughter. Mr*. George Payne, th«« ity Iasi Saturday, and it wa« a most
a-eicome guest.
past week.
L. E Roy. Pilot Rock's blacksmith,
R. J. Boddy. who has been on the
sick list for the i«a»t two monthc, I* »ho wa* kicked and badly injured in
wonderfully Improved in health, and tbe knee a short time ago by a vicious
Is able to attend to business again. horse, is improving gradually and is
He <-am* up from Athena yesterday ■ now able to go about by using canes.
to look after hi* interest* here.
DEATH OF MRS. HELLER.
August Haleman left this morning,
for Palouse, where he will engage in |
harv<-t fra i-hort time when he The Funeral Will Be Held at the
will go to Butte. Montana, . to re­
Home Thi* Afternoon.
side in the future.
Mia* Myrtle Water* who, while t Mr* Lueii* . Heller, the wife of A
Heller, . of thia city, died last
cooking in harvest, had the misfor-1 E. Heller.
tunc <■ to burn her foot very' isariigr. is night at i o’clock at the famuy borne
on Summer street, after an extended
ing along niiely.
getting
Frank Sailing was in this vicinity illness. Tbe d«*e**«»d wa* 37 year*
Saturday looking after his cattle. H»-| and S months of age. and leaves be­
report* tb«- rang«- a* getting very dry sides her husband three young chil­
dren to mourn ber k*M.
and scant.
The funeral was held thi* after­
Miss Lueila Cralgen La» been en­
gaged to teach in the Athena public noon at the home Rev. R J. Diven
ut the Presbyterian church conduct­
M-hixil* for the ensuing term.
The interment
Mr. Abrahamson. who has b«-«-n ing the services
quite sick. I* reported to le» i on val was in the Olney cemetery. Mr*.
Heller was a member of riapune Cir-
eszing.
John Bi»»m made a flying trip to He. of the Women of Woodcraft, who
thi* section Saturday
He left tbe will a*»’.*t in the funeral and burial
next <iay for Pullman Wash., where service*.
h«- has »hipped his threshing outfit
and will begin operations at once.
MORE RAIN AT THIS
Thoma* Harkans and hi* brother The Cause of Many
TIME WILL OO INJURY William left Saturday for Oakesdale
Wash. They will be absent some
Sudden Deaths.
time.
There
is
a
prevailing in this
Mr
aid
Mr*.
George
Craiged
are
There It Danger of Gram Yet Out
country n» ot dangerou» liveware so dtxep-
of Dcor* Bleaching and Sprouting making preparation* to move to Athe-,
’• i 1 * ■»■ "X lixe. Many su»idcn
na for the winter.
Much
—The Condition is
More
»ieaths are Caused
Angus Gillis rame up from Athena
by it—heart <iis-
Critical in the Palouse Country.
t«4ay. He will *pea.| several days
es*. pnennxmia,
with hi* family at their mountain
heart failure «
While th«» rain is nice and the home.
apoplexy are <4ten
cool weather is pleasant, the farmer*
Case of Typhoid Fever.
the result of kid­
of the county are not so gla<l to see
Ruby and Mary, the young daugh­
ney dines sr. If
It com»- a* they would have be« n had ters of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Taylor,
kidney troubie is
it held off for a few »lays longer are down with typhoid fever. They
allowed toad vance
But the grain men of this county an* • re getting along as well a* cou
the kidne-y -p> ■:son-
not In a* bad a fix as are those of the be expected.
___ __
el bkxxd win at­
Pakiuse country, where here ha*
tack the vital organ«, «-«using catarrh of
Ra»n Needed; Harvest Good,
be«>n more rain aad the harvest is
A »light shower fell here Saturday. tbe bla»hier, or the krdney-s thermelves
not a* tar along.
but a good old-fa»hioned rain is bad break down and waste away cell by cell.
Tbe Umatilla harvest is almost ly neetied
Elad»ier trouble» almost always result
over, and but little grain is now
H*y:r>g is near.ng »»»tnple' on and from « derangement oi tbe kidney s «ml
standing in tbe fields In the vicin threshing will begin in a few day*. A a cure is obtained quickest l«y a proper
treatment of the kxlneys. If you are feel­
ity of Thorn Hollow perhaps one good yield is anti< ipated.
ing lazily you can make no mistake by
third of the crop is yet un> at. and
tak.r.g Dr Kilmer's Swamp-Root, thé
ibis condition prevails back toward*
M’KAY CREEK NEWS
great kidney . liver and blad-ier remedy.
th«- mountains, where tbe grain does
It corrects inability to bold urine and
nut rijien as last » it does on the New Irrigating
_ Engine Installed— scalding pain tn passing it. and over­
Li th table land* where it is hotter
Fact* About Schoo! District Con­ come* that unpleasant necessity of being
t r i drier North of the Cold Springs
solidation.
compelled to go often through the day.
country there ¡» a lot of tbe gra n
Go*
Hill has gone to British CoLim and to get up many tunes during the
that is yet in the stack, and com«- of hl a with
night. Tbe mdd and the extraordinary
horses
thi* will be spoiled, but tbe loss will
Charles White I* tn the mountains effect of Swamp-R<x< is «ce realized.
be light unless the >ad weather con­
It stxndi the highest foe it» wonderful
looking after stock.
tinue« for aeveral days yet.
George Kidder is tn Walla Walla cures of tbe most distressing cases.
Unless the sun and thie wind dries
Simp-Rat is pleasant to take and is
tbe standing grain it will soon looking after the John Stack interests so'xl by al', druggist* m fifty-cent and
while
the
proprietor
Is
a:
tbe
sea-
bleach and sprout, and tbe men who
»■oe-doiiar size bottles. You may have a
have not yet cut their wheat are shore
-ample huttie of thi« wonderful new dis­
now
irr
iortnj
The
Hili
Bros
are
hoping for clear wtndy weather in
covery and a book that tell* all about it.
their
alfalfa
field
with
a
four-horse
the next few day*, or they will lose
b»Xh sent free by mail. AtMxrss, Dr. Kil­
power
gasoline
engine
money by the delay Tbe wneat in
mer K Co.. Binghamton, N. Y. When
Barney
Crowner
is
in
the
moun
­
the field* dumped by by the comine*
writing mention reading this générons
will also be liable to sprout in a very- tain* near Meacham getting out wood. offer in thi* paper Don't make any
The road* la thi* vicinity are tbe mistake, but rememher the name. Swamp-
few days If the sun does not come
worst we have knowledge of in a Root. Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, and tbe
out and dry It off
address. Binghamton. N. Y., oa everv
For some time the farmers have dozen year*
The 5» scholars in tbe district near buttle
been wishing for a little ram in or­
der to harden the roads so that a the mouth of Birch creek are divided
good-sited load could be hauled over into about equal parts by the Umatil­
them. Now that the rain has come la river We give this information
the farmers will begin to move their
grain and the warehouses and the
mill* will get the stuff that they hare
tieen waiting for so long
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