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"WEDNESDAY, JULY 2, 1902.
ELECTRIC LINE FOR MILTON.
Two Companies Now Want to Build
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Milton, July 2.Milton citizens are
now very much elated over the pros
pects of naving an electric railway
in the near - future. Between the
Romo-Mellmann electric road propos
ed from Dayton to Pendleton, which
is to tap this city, and O. .R. Ballou,
promoter of the Ballou electric road
from "Walla "Walla to Milton, it looks
very much as though one line or the
other would he built.
The Romo-Mellmann company have
been hefore the council of this place
and the city officials are only wait
ing to see what "Walla "Walla does.
If the proposition is looked upon with
favor and everything granted in that
city the people of this place will fol
low suit without any question. It
Is also understood that the city offi
cials of Freewater, just across the
road, will also grant the franchise
to Homo and Mellmann. They seem
to be in the lead now but M. Ballou
has been before the council and is
asking that he be granted a franchise
Ping Pong
The beat line of sets
to make your selec
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Money Saving
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for his road. If Romo and Mellmann's
timnnaltion falls through Mr. Ballou
says he wants to build.
CELEBRATED GOLDEN WEDDING.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Brown Have Been
Married Fifty Years.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Brown, of La
Grande, celebrated the BOth annive
snrv nf their weddintr Monday after
noon at the home of their daughter,
larirfi number of friends being present
large number of friends being presen
to narticinate in tne festivities
Mr. and Mrs. Brown were married
in Eastern England, June 30, 1855,
nnd pjime to the United States in
1S57. went to the Grande Ronde val
ley In 18G1 and have been constant
residents since that time. They
wern the first married couple to Bet
tlein this valley. Mr. Brown built
the first house in Ia Grande and was
lnndlnrd of the first hotel. He has
ever been identified with the bus!
ness and political interests 01 me
rmmtv. Mr. Brown is
uver 1 j. jcuio
of age, and Mrs. Brown 76, thougn
both are young appearing and a
stranger would never guess them to
be of that age.
EXCURSION TO MEACHAM.
Big Crowd
Will go
up There July
Fourth,
.The "Woodmen and Elks of this city
-ill ononil TTniirth Of -Till V flt
will snend the Fourth of July at
Meacham, where they will meet the
La Grande "Woodmen and elks. A
very pleasant time is anticipated and
it will be a big day for Meacham.
Dancing, wood-chopping and sawing
contests: foot races, etc., have been
arranged to entertain the visitors
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It will be a very
Rnpnri the National
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It. & N Co. will run a Bneclal train.
leaving Pendleton at 7:30 a. m. and,
leaving Meacham at 7 to. m. This
train will stop at intermediate points
and it is expected tnat a large num
ber of fishermen and picnic parties
will take this opportunity of enjoy
ine a trlD into the Blue Mountains
Fare for the round trip is only one
dollar and everybody Is invited to
go. Those who do not care to take
ao not care w umc
along a lunch can secure meaiBut
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PERSONAL MENTION.
Ed Eben has returned from Port
land.
Miss Mollie Crayne Is in town from
Echo
F. R. Olds, of "Whitman College is
in town
B. L. Kidwell. a horse dealer, is in
town from Walla "Walla.
A. C Funk has returned from a
pleasure trip to Portland.
Walter Tewis has returned from a
month's stay in the valley,
Miss Daisv Stewart arrived home
Tuesday evening from Portland
Dr. E. E. Faull. nronrietor of the
Walla
"Walla Statesman, is in town.
The Misses Alice and Lois Peebles
are at the Hotel St. George Irom
Weston.
Howard Mosgrove left this morn
ing for home after spending a day
with friends.
TTprmann Rehlinehaus. a German
has applied to the county court for
citizenship papers.
Conrad Platzoeder and Pete Mead-
ernach left this morning for Lewis-
ton to look after land interests.
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Tuesday evening via the W. ic c. it.,
f0r Tacoma to spena tne jyourui.
Mrs. Fred Tavlor has again tak;n
the position of clerk at the local post
oce. She Is the extra delivery win
dow clerk.
Mrs. Joe Parkes and children left
this morning for lone where they
will enjoy the Fourth with Mrs.
Parkes mother.
joe unne, a jieppner uubibbbb muii
pasaed through town Tuesday on his
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way to "Walla "Walla.
the trip by team.
cinv. T. T. Geer and wife passed
thrniich Pendleton Tuesday evening
on their way to Union where they go
to spend the Fourtn.
"William Moore and wife left this
morning where they will spend the
Fourth with relatives. Mr. Moore
will return home tomorrow.
Jas. A Howard will leave this
evening for Baker City and Sumpter
to be gone several days. He will vis-
It the Golcon'da mines while gone.
Wnlla "Walla Statesman: Levi An-
linnv had thfl misfortune to severely
wrencn an anKie sunuay ana is con
fined to his home as a consequence.
Mrs. John Halley and daughter left
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Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Mumford and
this evening for
Nachcotta, Wash
to spend several
months recreating
by the seaside.
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I ilntr rnlHnir nf tho 'RnBt Oropnntnn
which Is a subscriber to the excellent
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service of Mr. Putnam's association
Mrs. L. Straus and Mrs. Y. Straus.
wife and mother of Leon Straus, au
norinrnnnnnr or mo ram ninn wnn
Scouring and Packing Company, have
nrrivPrt from San Frnnolflrn nrtri -will
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Uake their permanent home in Pen-
dleton.
Miss Edith Isaac, who has been
omnlovpfl fit thn St .Inn fftnro Vinn
resigned hor position, and left Tues
day for her home in Helix. Miss
Mvrlclr who rppnntlv mtnrncvrf f mm
Salem where she has been attending
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scnooi, win succeea oiiss isaac
R. Pearson, the real nstntn mnn
of Freewater was in town Tuesday,
Mr, Pearson says J?reewtor people
are much elated over the prospects
of tho, electric railway from Dayton
in PnnHletan. TTn snvn thn tnmn fa
forging to the front and if they get
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L. Cochran, one of Walla Walla
county's extensive farmers, was in
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wnat ,l VB laat YQ&r- Harvest Is be-
ginning in the valley in some places
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.'acKers.
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you won't lose ie
von won't lose the use of your let
and it will only be a few weeks until
the hum of the header and thresher
will be heard in every direction."
C. C. Darr, of Adams, Is in town to
day. He came down to file his bond
with the county court as road super
visor of district No. 10, having been
elected at the late election. In re
gard to the wheat crop In the Adams
country, Mr. Darr said the outlook
was very flattering. The cool weath
er of the past few days has been
worth a great dea lto It.
Portland Journal: United States
Marshal Zoeth Houser has not yet
made up his mind what he will do
when he turns his office over to his
successor, Walter Matthews. He
does not know, either, what date he
will be succeeded. He infers that he
will devote himself to the develop
ment of mining claims in the country
south of Sumpter, in which ne is al
ready deeply interested.
Robert Pond, employed as assist
ant principal in the Pendleton Acad
emy, has resigned his position and
will leave in a few weeks for Mary
etta collece. Maryetta, Ohio, where he
accepted a position as teacher of
mathemantic. Mr. Pond has made
many warm friends since being con
nected with the Pendleton Academy
and they will regret to have him
leave but the best wishes of all go
with him.
F. T. Schuck. formerly a business
man of Pendleton, spent Thursday In
town on his way to Bingham Springs.
Since leaving here Mr. Schuck has
been travelling for his health and
hns heen to Arizona. Mexico. Texas
and other states and has now come
back to put in the summer at Bing
ham Springs. He says he had better
health here than anywhere else.
Mrs. Schuck is now In Portland and
will join Mr. Schuck at the Springs
in a few days.
Seaside and Return, $10.
Beginning July 1, the O. R. & N.
Co. will sell tickets to the seaside
(Seaside, Gearhart and all stations
on the Washington beach between
Ilwaco and Nahcotta) and return at
$10.00. Tickets good until Sept 30.
No stop overs going or returning.
MEN'S
The correct thing for Sum
mer wear.
Velour Calf Blucher Pat
tern $3.50
Vici or Velour Lace Fan
cy Vamps ...$3.50
Patents Fancy or Plain
$3.50
Ladies' Oxfords, $ 1.50 to...
$3.50
SLIPPERS
For Little Folks.
PEOPLES
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JOHN COX MAY RECOVER
OPERATION HAS PROBABLY v
SAVED HIS LIFE
Pressure on the apmai uora nas
Been Removed and Injured Map
is Much Improved.
There is a possibility that John
Cox will get well. Mr. Cox Is the
man who was thrown from a wagon
on Camas Creek and received a frac
tured back bone. Ho was brought to
Pendloton Tuesday and taken to the
Sisters' hospital whore an oporation
was performed in tho afternoon by
SurgeonB Brooke, of Portland, and
Colo, of Pendloton.
The operation was performed with
the possibility of its saving Mr. Cox's
life which was despaired of other
wise. The oporation ahowed that the
bone was injured and -two small
pieces were removed, taking the pres
sure from tho spinal cord.
A a annn nn Mr. Cox recovered from
the Influence of the anesthetic he
nnnnnmii much relieved by tho on-
eration and hns continued to improve
ever since. Before tho operation he
Tt-na nnmlvzed from the arm lilts
down and now he has a slight feel
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In ilnwn to the hips.
All is being .done that is possible
to modern Burgery and if there 1b a
nnnaiiiiutv nf Ravine the life of a
man in the condition of Mr. Cox it
will be done; although, while the
chances have been against him up to
the time of the operation, they are
now very favorable.
Mellmann In Pendleton.
Mr. Mellmann, of the proposed elec-
trln rnllwav line from Dayton to Fen
dleton. arrived in town this after
noon from "Walla "Walla. He Is here
to push his franchise through the
nnnntv court, now in session and to
bring It before tho city council to
night. The council of "Walla "Walla
granted the franchise last night and
Mr Mellmann and Romo put up the
$2000 bonds to tne city.
ST. JOE ST0R
OIR JILY SALE
IS NOW UNDER WAY
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OUR LOSS will he YOUR GAIN
We must make room for our bin fall StoA
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We are prepared to do your work
and ask you o call on us.
Charges will be right.
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