The east Oregonian., March 11, 1904, WEEKLY EDITION, Image 6

cil, Idaho, where he expects to be­
gin farming Boon.
The widow Rogers, of Pilot Rock,
has sold to John P. McManus, the
editor of the Pilot Rock Record, the
old store and lots of her late hus­
band; consideration, 1500. McManus
has fitted up a fine printing office.
William L. Simonton moved his
cattle to bis Gurdano ranch a few
days ago.
William Futter and his sons, A mo
and Charles, returned to I their home
near Ukiah a few days ago. The
two young Futters have betm away
looking aiter cattle since December
first.
S. J. Carney has sold his band,
head of
consisting of about 100
range horses, at $15 per head
John Wilson of Pilot Rock vicinity,
has just completed a nice barn on
his farm.
Gurdaue, Alua, Dale and other in­
terior point«, there is some feeding
weather in prospect yet. and but lit
tie hay will be left over there.
One thing which will start a
COUNTY COURT WRESTLING
movement of sheep early in the
FRIDAY. MARCH 11. 1904.
HENRY CURTIS HAS AN
WITH TRIBUNES BILL. spring In this county is the Wade NEW COMPANY TURNS
entanglement, which involved sev-
ATTACK OF APPENDICITIS.
WATER ON ECHO LAND.
oral of the most prosperous sheep­
■uen
in
the
county,
and
their
bands
Many of the Items Advertised Are
Much Les. Than Cost of Publish- . will be sold down as low as consist- Hunt and Caviness Ditch on Which
New Board of Telephone Company
| ent, in the effort to settle lhe finan
ing—Entire Bill Is
Directors—Ira S. Bunker is Dead,
Honeycombed dal diffli ultles brought upon them
Some Work Has Been Done Ten
A broad claim, but true. There is an air of refinement of ex­
With Graft—Court Does Not Know through the Wade failure.
From the Effects of a Cancer—
Years Ago. Now Opened and Flood
clusiveness about the garments shown here that is refreshing,
Will
Be
The Umatilla county herds have
Temperance
Meetings
How Much to Cut Out Yet.
Water Is Soaking Up Desert Land
They are artistic from the fact that they come from the conti-
been graded up until they are the
Of Baby’s Dreadful Suffer­
Held at tne Methodist and Christ-
—Will Be Main Supply for Several
nent's best makers.
Exclusive, because they are samples prmci-
highest priced sheep on the Pacific
The county court met this morn
ian Churches.
Ditch Companies There.
ing from Eczema.
coast, being better wool and muttou
pally and Only one of a kind, a most desirable condition, apprsci-
ing to audit the bills now remaining. grades than any county in the West
ated by every woman. Then, too, we own these garment« cheap­
After tackling a few of the items poaaesaea, and they will all sell well.
Milton. March 4.—Mrs. M. P Ben-
The old Hunt and Caviness ditch,
returned for the running expenses
er than they can be made, for after a manufacturer haa taken hie
a
CURED BY CUT1CURA. ton arrived here Tuesday from Seat­
leading out of the Umatilla river i
of the county the court came to the
orders he has no further use for the samples, so to make it short, a
SATURDAY’S LOCALS.
near Echo, has Just been ojiened. af ,
tle and is visiting her parents, Mr.
bill submitted by the Morning Tri-
ter an idleness of aliout 10 years.
our buyer gets them in their usual way, very much under price.
bune for printing done during th«
and Mrs. O. C. Rinker.
In fact, ihe ditch has never been |
J. W. Stamper, of Birch Creek, is
We pass them to you with only a small profit attached. The spring
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Wilder, who FOR SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT. last two months, which includes the in the city today
in use, having been started, but I
suits are beautiful creations of the ta tor’s art. Styles are varioua,
printing
of
the
delinquent
tax
list
have been here on an extended visit
C. B. Williamson, of Weston, is in never completed, and a new company I
The bill for the tax list called for
Enthusiastic Athena Citizen Names
but the Eton jacket seem« to have the preference. Now novelty
of Echo people begun work on it j
the
city visiting friends
to Mrs. Wilder’s parents. Mr. and
237
inches
at
$2.60
an
inch,
making
Professor M. L- Watts.
about
twq
months
ago,
and
have
suitings
in rather light colors are here and are greatly admired,
re­
1
•• A terrible rash broke out on Char­ Mrs. Herman Schwandt. have
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Potts, of Helix,
Athena. March 4.—(To the Editor.) a total of $616.20, which, taken with
just opened it up and turned the wa
but
the
staple color«, blue«, black«, grey« and brown«, are very
turned
to
Pullman.
Wash.
lie's poor little face and epread to his
the other printing done, brings the are visiting Pendleton friends.
a
ter through.
Miss Nellie Brown is quite
*
ill. —Will you kindly allow me space In total aiunuut atked for at this sex
atylith
and
handaome, «uch «uit« a« will be priced in «tore« at $30
neck, chest and back. I had never seen
B
B.
Richards,
of
Helix,
trans
­
Considerable work had i«een done1
your
valuable
paper
to
say
a
few
sion of the court to $734 60. After acted business in the city today.
to $40, are here for the «eaeon’« opening at $10, $72-50. $15, $18,
anything quite like it before," write» threatened with pneumonia
on the ditch about 10 years ago, and
Mrs. C. M. Shields returned yester things relative to one of our leading
Mrs. Helena Rath of 82110th Ave., N. T. day from 141 Grande, where she has citizens of Athena, who is unques­ taking a good look at the bill the
$20.
Mrs M A. Fry. of Milton. is visit­ it was recently revived and a new
court took a recess. This afternoon ing Pendleton friend»
for a few water right filed by the present com­
City. “ The skin rose In little lumps, been buying and shipping apples to tionably our choice for county sup­
pany. and
will be extended on
erintendent of schools for the next tl«v met again and are Investigating days.
and matter came Minnesota and Wisconsin
the
bill.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Bonnett, of across Butter creek, and will be the
out. My baby’s skin
Henry Curtis, a student of Colum­ four years, after Professor Nowlin's
The detailed statement of the
Burns, are the guests of Pendleton main supply for several irrigation
was hot, and how bia college, is altering from an at- term expires?
companies now being formed.
His name is Prof. M. L. Watts. AH costs of the delinquent tax list shows friends.
ta<k
of
appendicitis.
he did suiter. He
and
It *wii| convey the fl«x»d waters of
of his life, since arriving to man­ some interesting things, i
Miss
Estelle
Chapman,
who
has
George Clay, a stockman of North
the principal one. is that the costs
wouldn’t eat, and
the
Umatilla to the desert tracts
hood.
he
has
been
a
brave,
energetic,
been visiting friends here, left yes­
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•
night after night I terday for Pendleton, where she will loyal democrat; however, he is not for advertising exceeds in many Fork, is in the city on a »hort busi- west of Echo, and will reclaim one •eeeeaeeeeeeeeeeeeseeeeeeeeeeeaeeeeeeaeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
cases the amount of the lax due. nesa visit.
of the richest l>odies of land lying
walked U m floor visit her sister, Mrs. Eugene Delia so jiartiran and dogmatic as to make
For instance, the tax assessed to
Miss Stella Chapman, of
Milton. Idle at this time in Umatilla county.
Pwith him, weak as I ven, before returning to Walla Wai him nauseating to the republicans Mrs. Nettie Adams amounted to
•••••••••••••••eeeeeeeeceeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
was the guest of Pendleton friends While all the summer flow of the •
•
with
whom
he
comes
in
contact.
was. Often I had la
$1
65.
and
the
costs
of
advertising
•
yesterday
Umatilla is now claimed by the •
Mrs. Helen D. Harford, state pres­ But. instead, he is a man of such to $2.15; in the case of E H Adams
to stop because I
ditthes now hi operation, it is in­
John
Murk
an«.
of
Briggson
IX
vi»
broad
views,
whole-souled
disposi
­
felt faint and my ident of the Oregon W. C T. U.. ac­ tion. patriotic pride, that he makes the tax was 3 cents and the cost iting in the city for a few days on a tended to use nothing but the fresh­
back throbbed with pain. But the worst companied by her husband. Free­ himself a warm friend and congenial 50 cents; W. L. Alcorn, tax $1.40, business trip.
ets in * his ditch and its extensions
man L. Harford, will hold a series of
and with winter irrigation, reclaim
pain of all was to see my poor little meetings at the Methodist and Chris­ companion to all of htrf" acquaint­ costs. $2.15; J. P Bushee estate tax,
D.
C.
Brownell,
the
Echo
irrigation
16 cents, coats 75 cents; Aura M,
all the tributary land lying under it
boy burning with those nasty sores. tian churches, the oth. 6th and 7th ances. regardless to party affiliations
promoter,
was
a
business
visitor
in
and between the Butter creek set­
He has been principal of Athena's Butler tax 4 cents, costs 75 centa. the city today.
At last I was persuaded by a friend of March.
and so on to the end of the list.
tlement and Echo
aero«« the street to try U m Cutlcura
The regular annual meeting of tne public schools for the last year, and
J
F.
Thompson,
of
Athena,
was
a
Taking one place in the llat sub­
The land covered by the dit-h is
has proven himself a most capable
Remedies. She gave me some Cuticura Rural Telephone Company was held
mitted, it would have been possible a business visitor in the city today a sandy, warm ioam with a ligbt
teacher,
filling
all
of
the
many
re
­
Ointment —I think the box waa about Tuesday afternoon. Messrs C. W quirements of a successful disciplin­ to cut out 15 lines had the list been for a short time.
growth of scrubby sagebrush, which
Steen. William H Steen and C. E
set with correct abbreviations From
8. L. Morse, of Pilot Rock. spent Is easily cleared off and when the
half full — and «piece of Cuticura Soap.
Simonds were elected directors lor arian and instructor. He found the first to last it Is a graft and the the day in the city yesterday on a
land is once cleared, it will produce!
I followed the direction«, bathing the ensuing year.
school in a chaotic condition—one of
I HAVE A FULL LINE OF PLUMBING GOODS AND FIRST-
court is bothered, not with the ques­ short business trip.
*ny crop grown in the temperate cli­
Charlie and patting that nice Otntment
the
worst
in
Umatilla
county,
but
on
Ira S. Bunker, a former Miltonite.
tion
of
throwing
some
of
it
out.
but
mate.
CLASS
WORKMEN; ALSO MAKE SEWER CONNECTIONS. ES­
on U m sore«. Little by little, but «o
Legraw. of
Mr and Mrs F 8
account of his resolute, persistent
•orely, Charlie and I both got more died yesterday- at his home at Col­ efforts, his untiring supervision, we as to what proportion of the whole Athena, are in the city for a short
This sagebrush is cleared off by
TIMATES FURNISHED ON ALL WORK. WORK GUARANTEED.
list should be consigned to the time the guests of friends.
peace by day and more Bleep by night. lege Place, of a cancer, Funeral
dragging a railroad iron with horses,
are safe in saying that today Athena
The sore« sort of dried up and went services will be held tomorrow from
westebasket.
several
times
across
the
land,
after
has one of the best schools in Ore-
J B Adams, one of the prominent
away, and now Charlie ia cured com­ the family residence.
At the end of the session this
gon.
is in the city for which the brush can be piled up and
pletely."
afternoon the court will adjourn un- residents of Adams,
burned
It is a light growth and it
Watts
is
eminently
qual
Professor
a
short
time
on
business
•• Yes, that fat little boy by the win­
NEWS OF ATHENA.
til Monday, when consideration of
will be a very light expense to put
ified to fill creditably all of the re-
dow ia Charlie, and his akin ia a« white
Mr
and
Mrs
J
D
Richmond
and
the Wild Horse road will be taken
the land in good condition.
as a «now flake, thanks to the Cuticura Favorite Driving Horse Died—Re­ quirements of a successful county up.
daughter, of Hells, are the guests of
An extension of the ditch will
superintendent. He is a graduate of
Remedies. I think everybody should
friends in the city for a short time. -each down to the mouth of Butter
moved to Walla Walla—B*g Sales
"THE HARDWARE MAN.’
know about the Soap and Ointment,
the Normal senool at Weston, and of
741 MAIN ST.
COUNTY COURT.
Isaac Hagen, one of the welb reek on the west side, where a tract
of Wheat at Good Price«—New the State University at Eugene, and
and if it ia going to help other mother«
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known residents of Briggson, is a of state land will be re< laim»-d tinder •
e
with sick babies, go ahead «nd publish
City Officiate Elected March 2— at both institutions his record for
Wild Hcrse Road Petition Will Be |.u<-st at the Hcte! Bickers for a day the Carey act. by O D
Teel. J T •asaaa»**ccc«eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeceeeeoeeeeooeeeeeeeeeeee
what I have told you."
Work
Begun on Several
New scholarship and deportment is first-
or ao.
Laid Over. Owing to Error.
Hinkle and H G Hurlburt.
class
eSSR&ZiSESBB
4 II I I I HH III HUIH II I I IIH I H
Buildings.
M r. and Mrs V. H Chastain, of
The county court met this morning
He has passed that period of life
bom— Sa.ihm, 5 A m d« la Pan; Baaflom. UT Ootaatai
Athena.
March
Milton,
are
in
the
city
to
attend
the
4
—
The
T.
P.
S
C.
and
audited
a
few
more
bills.
Real
Estate
Tranafers.
when it was a crime to be a young
Ara. Ptoar Dra» A Cham. C— Soto Propa.
to “Aft AW— t»a Kia. Mp ltd tofr.*
E. of the Christian church will give man and this objection can not be
The petition of B B. Crowner and convention, Mrs Chastain being the
George W. Craigen and wife bare
their annual entertainment at the urged against him. as be is now be­ others for the vacation of pan of the grand chief of the Rathbone Sisters sold to Thomas N ar kaus for 11.350,
opera bouse—the temperance drama yond 30.
present n»ad to the westward of the
Mr. and Mrs 8. M
Stanton and about 200 acres of land just to the
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' Fruits of the Wine Cup." and "Turn
We would ask the democratic par­ city, near the railroad tracks, and «laughter. Miss May Stanton, return­ east of Gibbon, in section 5 of town­
Him Out,’’ by local talent. This ty at its coming primaries and coun­ opening of a new one in the place of ed yesterday afternoon from a visit ship 3. north of range 36.
Racine Buggies and Hacks
Come up to the
entertainment is given by the Y. P. ty convention to consider carefully the pan vacated, was granted, and in Milton. where they attended the
William T Shaw and wife have
S C. E. for the purpose of raising the name of Prof M. L. Watts, for J W Kttnbrel. Jerry Barnhart and Hill-Demory wedding.
Bain Wagons
*old to Ruby E Mariett for
$100 which they pledged on the new the office above named. He can be A. Zeuske appointed as a loan! of
Bert Richards, a member of th<- 4» acres of land in section 26, town- ' *
Christian church a year ago.
elected by a handsome majority, and surveyors and viewers and ordered city council of Haiti, arrived in the »hip 6. north of range 34. being in ! !
The following is the cast for both is the man for the place.
to meet March 24 to go over the city last evening as the advance the vicinity of the Hudson
plays;
road
WILL M PETERSON
guard of a delegation of 26 Knights ranch.
"Fruit of the
Wine Cup"—Mr
The coon also canvassed the vote of Pythias, which arrived today
Hamilton. Joe N. Scott; Mr Baily,
for the incorporation of Echo and
NORTH M KAY ITEMS.
There have t*-en inquiries from
O. C Turner, one of the well Guayaquil. Ecuador, about
Otho Reeder; Chas. Baily. Will Me
the election of the officers, and found
Alberta ;
known
farmers
and
land
owners
of
Cullum; Andrews. Charles Gerking; School Closed Because Teacher Fail- that the * election was legal and
lands and opportunities lately of the
Speculation, H. H. Curtis; Jeremiah
binding, making an order to that ef­ Weston. Is In the city today on bus­ Vac coo ver. B C. immigration
ed to Take Examination.
Room No. 43. Despain Build­
iness. having come in to do trading retu
Dan McIntyre; Kate Hamilton. Nel­
fect.
North McKay. March
4—Miss
ing. Upstairs.
lie Foss;
Mary. Maude Gholson;
made and pay his taxes at the courthouse
This afternoon the court
t
Sarah, Grace Tittsworth; Flora, Cora Ruth Kidder is visiting her uncle in their regular trip of Inspection to
C. W. Brown, clerk of school dis­
Spokane.
Davidson.
the poor farm, to look over the con- trict No. 48. 12 miles southwest of
if you are thinking of buying
Th«-
ground
is
very
wet.
the
roads
u.tion of tue property and hear any Pendleton, was in the city today
“Turn Him Out"—Nicodemus. Dan
real estate. We know we can
McIntyre;
Mr
Macintosh Moke. are very muddy, but wheat is look­ suggestions in the estimation of the making arrangements for the erec­
suit you if you mean Business,
Walter Ely; Mr Englantme Roseleaf. ing fine
superintendent necessary.
We handle
tion of a new school houtw»
Mr. and Mrs George Kidder at
Consideration of the Wild Horse built by Mays and McFarland
J. N. Scott; Julia (Moke's wife).
Celebrated Hodges L:ne of Headers, Mowers,
cousin.
tended
the
wedding
of
their
road will come up Monday next, pro
Mrs. Bertha McCullum; Susan, a
Binders and Rakes
Miss
Emma
Wilkinson,
in
Walla
maid. Maud Gholson.
vided the court decides to remain tn
WADE CATTLE SALE.
Houser
&
Haines
’ Combined Harvesters
Ernest Luvis and Miss Hetty Walla on Wednesday last
session that long.
Owing to a mis
There are quite a number of far take in the petition It Is necessary
Short of La Grande, are visiting at
Thoroughbred
Shorthorns
and
Here
Hub
Axle
Grease
Machine Oils
the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. M GIL mers who are waiting for the ground for the court to hold over, or throw
fords Will Be Sold Here on March
to
dry
out
in
order
to
finish
seeding.
Belting,
Lace
Leather
and
Supplies
l:s this week.
it out of court for the session. It
%
12.
Miss Sally Huston has retired as was stated in the petition that the
and have several good busi-
Mrs. Nellie Taylor had the misfor-
Extras of All Kinds
A public sale of the Wade Land of
teacher
of
senool
district
No.
39
She
nesa openings for you, the
date
of
hearing
would
be
on
the
tune to lose her favorite d riving
thoroughbred
cattle
now
belongnig
failed to appear for examination nt firs* Monday, when the first Wed­
buyer.
horse.
to W T. Rigby, is advertised to take
Mrs. Rush and two daughtera have the late gathering of teachers, sup­ nesday wax meant for which reason
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place in this city on March IS There
•••••••••••••••••••••••••a rented a house in Walla Walia and posing she would be allowed to teach the question cannot be
considered
under a permit, but under the law until that date, and as practically are 105 head of Shorthorns and Here
moved there tHs week.
she
could not do so following a reg­ all of the business of the session has (ords tn the herd and they will be
Successor to L'matilla Implement Co.
Pendleton, Ore.
Mr. and Mrs. Jason VanWinkle of
•••••••••••••••••••••••••a
ular
examination, hence her retire­ beer, transacted, there is a possi- auctioned off at a public sale.
Clarkston, Wash., on their way home
A like sale will be held in Walls
to North Yakima visited Mrs Hali- ment. Miss Huston is a fine teacher bility that the petition will lay over. Walla on March 10. and Spokane on
Not an ordinary article,
At a called meeting of the school
March 8. the stock to be sold on
something extraordinary
ADMINISTRATOR APPOINTED.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Zimmerman and board of district No 39 a few days
those dates to be consign**! by W
Kidder,
ago.
Directors
George
B.
Mrs Lakin, who attended the funer
serre Will Look After Estate Left by Sma O. Minor of Heppner, W 8. Good
al of Mrs. Lakin's grandchild, re­ president; Barney Crowner.
man of Freewater. E J. Conrad of
tary and treasurer; Wilhelm and A.
turned to Colfax. Wash., Monday
Masterson.
I .a Grande and others
derided
Hill
being
present,
it
was
Arc » Woatfcrfv' K<medi tor tar
Mrs. Ed Manasse and sister. Miss
PÍÍMAXEST CCBK Òr ALL
Emma Jane Mc.Mannis. Sarah 1.
The Wade cattle are the beat herd
not
to
employ
a
teacher
until
about
Lena Cohen, are both on list of sick
DISBASBS OP THE KIDNBVK
Smith. John Masterson and Andrew of thoroughbreds in the Northwest
September,
and
have
nine
months
STOMACH AMO LIVES
Tarw
this week.
C. Masterson, the heirs of Sins Mas having been bred through a line of
Ta birla ar« maür of (be Porr
OUR FINE LINE OF SUITS
Charley McFariance and
family school.
Mcd «ci a al Proprrvr« fro« iS«
tenon
of
Walia
Walla,
who
died
in
the
choicest
stock
that
it
was
possi
The* regular meetings of the liter­
wate» o* MedWal Lair
B<
moved to Atbena this week.
IS
HERE.
HATS
ALSO.
that
city
February
1.
bare
filed
a
pe
­
ble
to
purchase
anywhere,
and
they
Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Kirk are spend­ ary society every Friday evening, tition in the probate court of this have carried off. and now hold, more
THE
HANAN
SHOES
ARE
at-
are
very
instructive
and
largely
NATURE
’
S
REMEDY
For medicinal use as well
ing this week in Portland.
county asking that Edwin A. Reser premiums man any other herd in the
tended.
EXPECTED
TODAY.
THE
rw»
W»U
S«it«»
K«*t<MV
Vo*
to
Joe
Banister
is
sick
with
the
grip
for salads and table use.
of this county, be appointed admin­ West.
t-rrfcci Hraitb.
2Sc per boitW
HAT CONFORMER WAS DE­
Jerald Kilgore has been very sick
istrator of the estate
This is the highest quality
IS
IT
A
MOODY
MOVE?
Msdical
Laks
Salts
-
F«»e «»»□••-
for the past few days, but lx now im­
LAYED IN SHIPMENT AND
con-
*1 ue deceased left an estate
MORE SNOW FALLS.
o*n sad Skis
and purest oil made.
proving.
WON T BE
wisting of real estate valued at li­
HERE FOR A
Williamson
Republicans
Question
Nodical
Laks
Tabiets
-ier
t
’
vpe
During the recent raise of wheat
Sold exclusively in Pendleton
aod Stomach Tr u(»e*
560. and personal property to the Heaviest Fall in the Mountains in
WEEK.
Mstives of the New Club.
many of the Athena farmers sold
Medical Lake OmtmeM -
Best
value of 8200. a!) In this county, The
Five Years Now Ready for the Ir-
Some of the old republicans are
their large crops, getting from 65 to
Hesl'SS AS'St ksoss
real estate consists of 270 acres of
trying
to
find
out
why
they
were
rigation
Ditches.
Medical Lake Soea-«:»-»*»«!.other
71 cents. French Chrigler sold his
farming land. 166 acres of which are
io» tix S*«s ••<* Complea«os
bluestem for 75 cents per bushel. He not invited to join the Young Men’s now in growing wheat and bringing
Within the past two days 1 two
Medical Lake Ptaeters
o»
Republican Club, and see in the
had about 1,060 bushels.
a yearly rental of $3.50«'*. The pe­ feet of new snow has fallen in the
and Keduo'tic isri.im;>iat;oa
Are worn wherever hats
The annual city election was held omission a cloud In the Williamson titioners. together
with Gertrude Blue mountains near Meacham and
in thia city Tuesday, March 2. and sky.
I.
>
Kamela.
and
there
is
now
the
heavi
­
are
used—because—
Masterson, an adopted daughter aged
medical lake salts mfg co
It is said that those who were the
officers were elected as follows;
8 years, are the only heirs-at-law of est snow that has been seen at this
•
Hetacsl
Lake.
as4
frsHir,
Wash.
David Taylor, mayor; councilmen. G. fathers of the movement would pawn the deceased. As far as can be de­ season of the year in the mountains
Their known reliability
Sold by Tallman A- Co., leading
W. Gross, C. A. Barrett, T. J. Kirk. their coats for a Moody boom, and termined there was no will left by tn five years, waiting for the spring
and durability proves pos­
sunshine to fill tke Umatilla coun­ druggists, and A. C. Koeppen A Bn»s
A. B. Stone and T. O. nogers; treas­ that this is the first step toward se­ the det-eased.
itively the sterling quality
urer. David Williams, recorder, O. curing a Moody delegation to the
ty
Irrigating
ditches.
The petition was granted, and let
convention on April 13.
G. Chamberlain.
Where the timber is heavy. the
of the materials in them,
ters
were
ordered
to
iasue
to
Edwin
The members of the club, or some
Milt Bush has the contract to ex-
Reser on his filing a bond in the sum snow is five feet deep, and In the
and the conscience in the
cavate the cellar for the new brick of them, deny this imputation and of 87.500.
canyons, where the sun has not
say that they are a free lance or­
for Mrs. Stahl of Walla Walla.
making.
shone upon it. it is much deeper than
Joe Banister has the contract to ganization; that the strings have all
1li»rv ttraysd from my pise«, about lhe
this.
SUIT FOR FORECLOSURE.
dig the cellar under the, new brick been cut close to the apron, and that
There is an excellent prospect for middle ol November, one «lark rod cow. de-
1 hat pay their losses
bank for C. A. Barrett, ’and has a they forgot the old men of me party
Mortgage Was Given to Secure a a good supply of water this year, h< med, branded 7 on left blp, earn marked, nc
P. S. — A FIRST-CLASS
promptly. Our companies
because
it
was
well
known
that
the«e
large force of men at work.
and already the foothill farmers are
Note for 81O00.
•hito at all only on Up of tall. A reatoeable
SHOEMAKER
AND
SHOE
stand at the head of the list.
The photograph gallery is being old men had been bent by the winds,
preparing the headgates to direct
Charles B Haworth has file*) suit the early spring floods upon the al reward w,U be paid I >r latonaaUoa leading to >
Agents for Good Hats.
REPAIRER.
SHOES
MADE
moved off the Barrett property, to and that their leaning was known;
(be recovoiy of (be tame by
the third street east of the depot, but they do not say that they would against John H. Dozier and wife for falfa 'fields.
OR REPAIRED TO ORDER.
Asceta
have been omitted if they had lean<*l the recovery of money alleged to be
Hartford Fire 1 nn trance Co412,259,07t south of the St. Nicholas hotel, to
the
other
way.
due
on
a
note,
and
f
>r
the
foreclos
­
MONSTER LOG.
Alliance Assurance Co......... 29,069,96? make room for the new brick.
in fact, it is the opinion that there ure of a mortgage given on a tract
Ivondon A Lancashire Fin
is a strong following in this part of of land in section 34. township 5, One of Oregon's Wonders at the St.
Ineuranee Co...................... J,544,683
RIDGE AND VICINITY.
x
the country, which is working silent­ north of range 31 east, being in the
North British A Mercantile
Louis Exposition,
Co.......................................... 19,686,974 Two or Three Feet of Snow Near ly and earnestly for the organization vicinity of Juniper, which wax given
A monster log. weighing 26 tons,
of
the
Moody
forces,
and
that
they
to
secure
the
note.
Royal Insurance Co............... »,887,15?
and making a big loa«l for one flat
Alba and Gurdam
Plowing Pro-
expect to send a solid delegation to
The note was issued February 4, car _ passed through the city this
greasing for Summer Fallow—Seed­ the convention in Portland.
1903. and was for $1,800, with inter­ morning over the O. R & N.. bound
ing Has Begun Neer Pilot Rock—
It is claimed that Moody will need est at the rate of 6 per cent. No for the St. Ixmis exposition, where
YOU WILL HAVE GOOD TOOLS IF YOU GET THEM OF US.
ORGANIZED MARCH 1, 188$
Big Sale of Range Horeee—Jesse the solidity from the eastern part of part of this has been paid, and the it will lie entered in the forestry ex-
district,
for
he
Is
in
need
of
the
plaintiff asks for a judgment for the hibit of Oregon.
CAPITAL.........................
8100,000.
GARDEN TOOLS.
Shaw Hae Moved to Idaho—New the
▲GMT
graces of Father Simon, But in any face of the note, and interest from
The lo< wis the butt end of a fir
CARPENTER TOOLS.
Barn Just Completed.
•
event, the time is growing short, the date of its issuance, together tree and was nearly nine feet In Transacts a general banking busi neat.
BUILDING TOOLS,
Ridge, March 3.—There was re­ and a few days will develop the with $180 attorney's fees and the diameter and over 20 feet long
It
ported to be between two and three truth, The permanent organization costs and disbursements of the ac- filled the car on which it was load
BUILDING HARDWARE.
Interest allowed on time deposits.
feet of snow in the vicinities of Alba of the republican club will doubtless tion. He also asks that the mort-
ed. It was shipped from Portland,
Exchange
bought
and
sold
on
all
and Ukiah yesterday, with deeper throw a new light
on tne course of gage be foreclosed and the property and has been covered with names
POULRTY NETTING AND FIELD FENCING.
_
principal points.
snow in the mountains.
events, and from that time on the sold to satisfy the debt.
and initials from every |x>int along
Special attention given to codec
Fletcher Bros, have moved their people can see more clearly the aims
tne line between that city and this done.
tattle to grass at the home of the of the party leaders.
SHEEP WILL SELL.
one or two large pasteboard cards
Russels, near Nye, for spring pas­
having been tacked on the end and
turage.
More Rheumatic Cures.
Wade Difficulty Will Cause Large
I
rovered with addresses and adto- W. J FURNI8H, Preaident
G. W. IJnsner is having an attack Medical Lake Salts Mfg. Co., Spo-
J. N. TEAL, Vice-President
Movement in Umatilla County.
graphs
of rheumatism in his arm«.
T. J. MORRIS. Cashier.
kane.
Wash.
Umatilla
county
sheep
will
be
Successors to Thompson Hardware Co.
We have some proposition« I in
J. W. MALONEY. Asst Cash.er.
George W. Cummings was carry­
to
this
WILL
TAKE
10,000
INCHES.
Gentlemen
—
First
came
shipped
out
this
spring
as
soon
as
real estate which are worth your ing mail for H. R. McBroom of Gur-
ago badly the first prospect of a fair market
place
a
number
of
years
time to investigate. Come in and dane a few days ago. He reports
rheumatism.
Had presents itself.
Maxwell Ditch Company
Files No-
crippled
with
talk them over with us.
some snow and feeding going on in been troubled more or less with it
tice of Appropriation.
Owing
to
the
low
prices
prevailing
E. T. WADE & SON,
his locality.
The Maxwell Ditch Company has
for years, and could get no pernia- last fall, very few were sold off and
OF PENDLETON.
Office in E. O. Building. 'Phone
Dr. Parser, of Pilot Rock, was nent relief.
Medical J.ake baths. large numbers in excess of the ac­ filed their map and notice of water
Black. 1111. P. 0. Box 324.
called to attend W. J. Fahrenwald, however, did the work «or me, and in tual range facilities of the county, appropriation with the county re­
CAPITAL
................................. 870,000
who was attacked with a sinking shert time was able to go to work. were held over. This year's lamb corder. The map shows the location
SURPLUS
............................
860,000
spell.
Have had no serious attacks of the crop will swell the total beyond the of the land and the position of the
Transacts a general banking bual-
J. M. Bently of Pendleton, was a disease since, but once or twice its possibility of range area, and sheep­ ditches supplying it.
itsse. Exchange and telegraphic trans
visitor in Pilot Rock, looking after symptoms have returned and then men. generally, intend to sell the old
The notice of appropriation states
the loss of G. P. Skelton, by fire. His a couple of baths have been all that stock and keep over the lambs and that the company will take 10,000 tern sold on San Francisco, New York,
Chicago and principal pointe in the
property was insured by a company were required to put me in good con­ young stock for another year.
inches of water from the Umatilla Northwest
represented by Uncle John.
pressure. The
dition.
WM. MORTER.
This has been the mildest winter under a six-inch
Drafts drawn on China, Japan and
Sam Jinkens of Pilot Rock, says
ever experienced in the range dis­ water will be taken from the river Europe.
Medical Ijtke, Wash.
he
has
just
completed
plowing
about
present
site
of
the
Minnehaha
tricts
of
Umatilla
county,
and
stork
The East Oregonian is Eastern Or­
Sold by Tallman ic Co., leading
at the
Makes collections
on
reasonable
egon’s representative paper. It leads 200 acres of summer fallow.
druggists, and A. C. Koeppen * Bros. of all kinds are in excellent condi­ ditch, i about 535 feet above the
terms.
Ed
Kilgore
of
Athena,
is
working
tion A large amount of hay will be mouth of Butter creek. The ditch
and the people appreciate it and
A new grange was organized at left over, and already the price of will be 25 feet on the bottom. 34 feet LEV. ANKENY, Preaident
show it by their liberal patronage. It for Dun McIntyre near Pilot Rock,
Fairview Friday, with a member­ hay has dropped in the stock re­ at the top anti will be three feet
is the advertising medium of thia helping him seed.
W. F. MATLOCK, V loe-Prat Ids nt
Jesse E. Shaw has gone to Coun- ship of 135.
gions, although, In the vicinity of deep.
section.
G. M. RICE, Cashier.
J
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DEPARTMENT STORE
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.
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