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LKL.A O. SALING, Aoknt
Wisston, Orixjon
MK.S. 1IARRIKT M OS Kit WAS AN madn in IH7a. The ranch east of the principles of right and honor and
OKECON I'lONKKlt OF 1811 Weston now owned by Mra. Anna An- ahe cnloyed the rl and -esteem
ili'iHoii was tlio family homo until of nil who came within the circle or
Harriot Steele was Lorn war t'lov. the husband's iliath. Mra. Moiot her acquaintance.
erdnto. Indiana, August 12, ItWI, ami then acquired reMdonco pro.erty In Out-of-town relative preset ir
One of tho greatest needs of the departed thin life nt Weston, Oregon, Weston, whom aha llvol for mow the funrral services werei Mr. ami
Weston agricultural district haa long July 2S, li2t. nt tho age of 87 than thirty year. Mra, John Kdward of Forest JrJv.
been a potato warehouse. An etfort year. Shewn married March .11, Nino children were horn to thla Or.j Mra. Kd lavldun of llvnd, Or.j
to secure one ha now hoon mt forth 1S.1.!, to Oliver Moarr, who preceded pioneer couple, six of whom died be- Mra. R. K. Thompson ami Oscar hd-
by Weston business mon, ami has hor to tho grave 34 yoara atro. foro reaching maturity. Tho aurviv. wards of Athena,
taken the form of n letter ami quoa- In lH'U tho family crossed tho ora are; Mra. Jamoa Klrkpalrlrk of -
tiominir mailed to tho grower by plains from Iowa, making tlio jour- Weston, Oregon; Mra, John Kl- l.ont lllaik 8-yr.-old rolt, branded
Tho Farmers Hunk of Weston this my by mule loam anil undergoing ward of Forest tirovo, Oregon; ami w m jt hnuliler, while atrip In
being pivliminary t later action, runny harlKhipa ami encounter with F.lmcr Moser of t'omlon, Oregon. rUrvhoal. Hrown (Illy, weight about
Tho information secured by nioana tho Indians, Tho first homo In tho Tho deceased alsj lift III grandchll- mahl, nj tall, no braml.
of tho questionnaire is expected to Oregon country was established noar ilivn ami four groat grand children. Hmi yoarling lllly. KomuiJ. W.
prove of value in ncvuriug a bettor K iHcburg, where n period of hi si Mr.-Moser united with tho t'hlis- llnnlNter, Wanton, Or.
market for "Weston apuda, even Jews was jniit. In IS70 n rnneh tiun church In her early girlhood, ro- ' i
though the proposed warehouse Vea va aopurcd on tho John Pay river maiiiitiK u'fiiithful and tonaeientioua
not nutterialixe. The text of the and two yoara were passed in that member thereof liming the yoara that Walltrlepln.no for aalo. Jnipilro
bank's letter is u.i follows: rvgion, the move to Weston being followed. Her life w.ia hated up"' t tnta orneo.
"All that is nivossnry to insure lop
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is to priduee them in miflieient qunn- ?M
Try Our
SCRATCH FOOD for your chickens.
MILK FLO DAIRY FOOD for your
cows.
BERKSHIRE HOG FEED for your
hogs.
Get the best out of your animals by
using these feeds.
UMATILLA FL0UK & GRAIN CO.
(Phone 1014-475-361)220 E. Court St
Pendleton, Oregon
ttlics, mid put them u tho market in
a uniform and attractive manner at
tho time tho market wants them.
"I'ropor handling: of hi produet ia
important to the potato grower; with
out it the business can be oidy imrtly
aurccssful.
"So long us you attempt to handle
your potato crop in tho present man
ner you are handicapped more than
the grain business would bo without
a warehouse, in proortion to the
business in the two commodities. You
will not have the best 'market and
there will Ik loss of spuds, time and
money.
"That we may lutvc nn expression
from the growers and others, we are
enclosing u self-addressed card which
wo ask you to fill out and return to
us as soon aa convenient, so that sta
tistics may be compiled and proper
action taken. The information on
this season's crop will be used to at
tract buyers to the territory' "d
thereby secure the best market pos
sibleas well as a basis from which
to figure on the warehouse proposition."
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Notice to Subscribers
If this notice is marked it sign
fies that your subscription expires
Aug. 1, 1920. We would most
gratefully appreciate your prompt
renewal.
Subscription rates by the year.
si BREVITIES
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Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Hartman nio-
New Books at Weston Library
Recent donations of books to the
Weston library arc as follows:
By Mrs. Nelson V. Jones The Girl
Proposition, People You Know, Geo.
Ade; Martha IJage, Henderson; Mad
ame Kecanuer and Her rtiemls. ll.
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jjv to iau to appreciate business wnicn it is taxing g
your capacity to care tor:
To whine when wheat is going from forty to fifty
bushels?
atro after some of Weston's famous
$2.00; six months, $1.00; three tored up from FemJIeton a few days Noel Williams: F.arth and
months, 50 cents.
The Leader is invariably
tinued at expiration.
Guyot; Pijrs is Pijrs, Butler;
Man,
Boy
discon- vesciaoies. Scouts in Bek'ium. Bov Scouts on the
. Miss Rosemary Whiteman of Pen- Colunlbjn River, RBl,,hgon.
dleton is visiting at the home of her Rv Robert n0iir.0Membeni of
Or to regret when those beautiful voiles are
that are selling at 49 cents?
gone
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aunt, Mrs. Lilian Fredericks.
the Family, Wister.
ILUNCHES
ICE CREAM
I CIGARS
k CANDIES
'i Baker's Goods
Phone your dray orders,
93, or call at store.
Mr. and Mrt. C. F. Bulfinch "and Rv , s v0ii,iwin the
daughter, Miss Dorothy, returned EU8tor Mark Twain.
bunday evening irom a vacation trip B B DavisHeidi, Johanna
to Yellowstone National park. They s Crecn s,.,, pirates, Tcter B.
report a most delightful outmg. Kvn
W. H. Gould motored down from The followinff new books have un
camp wcuougai Saturday, Drmging a purchaseil by the Library board and
most generous .supply of canned ,,, ,u i,,.iv . -I-..!-.
huckleberries for the family store- yon.
g house, and reveling in the vision of Kamblin Kidi Bowman. Sunny DlI.
J delectable pics when the season of cr0Wi Cooper; Ump in the Desert.
4 closed casements arrives. Dei; Farmer of Roaring Run. Dillon;
8 Good work team for sale. Robert r, Rifl. lh p.--- !,-,...
U Hopkins, Rl. Weston, Oregon. Cutt Atkin Kiard. Voice of the
S Newt and Albert OHarra had an Pack VarshalI. storm Country. Pol-'
extra good run Saturday with their white.
ti littlp MrCnrmirk rnmhinp. The mn-
rojff X. Fill? $ chine turned out 412 sacks of well- sawmill. Mr. Beaton took an active
L(XVIJ SX J threshed grain, with an operating physical interest in mill operations,
force of three men and eight horses, and says that working in the timber
Newt had a bumper crop of barley is far from a sinecure.
an average of around 90 bushels. Mrs. M. E. 1'urcell of Pendleton
(J He is getting a good yield of wheat and daughter, Mrs. J. K. Buchan, and
from ground cropped last year to sons, Richard and Eugene, of Los
beans. Angeles, Calif., arc visiting at tho
Mrs. A. G. Winn has established home of W. T. Purcell on Pine creek,
herself for an outing at Camp Mc- Mrs. Susan Tucker is the guest
Dougal, where she will look upon Jw- this week of her son, Ralph Tucker,
witching woodland scenes and forget """ family.
for a season the arduous duties of Ernest Ross ond daughter Flor
ranch housekeeping. nce motored in from the reservation
Ci M. Pierce and family are among nch Friday, attended to business
the latest arrivals at Camp Mc "ram anc! , cMf uPon uNormal
n;rol rWI. himol ,,!! ,.: vnmio a Kl
the role of .minute philosopher in the
Or to let yourself get peeved when your feet are
pining for those comfortable work shoes?
Or to neglect to use every opportunity to beautify
your town and keep it attractive?
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Or not to realize that after you have figured with i
the mail order houses and our competitors we can j
fill your orders at a saving, right here at home?
Or to fail to note the fact that we have the
stock of shoes in this part of the country?
Tops and Cur-1
tains made to
order. Large as
sortment of plate
glasses a glass
for every car.
A good stock of Sad
dies and Heavy? Harness
always on hand. Also
Collars, Pads, Halters,
etc. Get our prices be
fore buying. '
Miss
land scents and melodies
in that region.
abounding
happy couple will
after the honey-
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Harness Store
(Phone 122)
Milton, Oregon
Vada Belle Smock and
f'l. ,Aa V Tki..ka. ......
summer colony. The Frank Price r1"" . " , ' ,
fmii ,v in .rn,i ,f,. marriage . Wednesday at
blc quarters at "Aunt Sarah's Camp." al,a-. The a T. Vl
and will enjoy for a season the wood- cha'"f '; the daughter of Mr.
residents of Rvcd and llawley moun
tain. Mr. Thnrkpr rHirtos in Ponrllo.
A-J-L, iP lton, where the
town, threshed by Scott Banister, make their home
uioa nmnnF rna first in t nn txra vnYtrti uf
& w m niviivuov moon
An average of 40 bushels or better Xne fame of Mrg Hetty powc,
is reported. vegetable garden has spread to
r or Mic-au acres wneu uu Z neighboring towns, with the result
miles southwest of Weston Address that gome pendleton Mk are am
f' w n"1 ' I ' the-customer, seeking her produce,
la Walla, Wash. , Mrs. Lilian Fredericks, Mrs. Iley
J. A. Lumden has nearly finished win am, Mr Goodwin motored
tnreshing on hi. Wade ranch bold- to Pcn(1icton .Friday t a day.8 mU
ings, which lie in the lighter land j The Iadk.8 were entertaincd at
district of lower Dry creek. The ,unchcon by Mr c c . whitCBmn
yield is a good one, exceeding 30 Georife Kjntmtr ha, Mtabltahwl .
bushels per acre. t jt:uerw rnnt. fu
The fund for the T. D. Taylor mem- ipn lh, ,,, Mnl,,ain MmBill
Or to whine and whittle and kick when some one is
united h trying to improve civic conditions? Get in and help.
Walla Hi
Or to discourage anyone from going huckleberrying?
orial, which is expected" to take the and the Bevera,
7 ,. . rTZ T "f 8 He abattoir on
S. A. Barnes and family left Sun-
woodland
the
colonies.
William
(Telephone 83.) Monday, Wed.
and Friday. Kvenings by
appointment.
DR. N. P. BENNET
WESTOIt . OREGON
$100 offerings. Committees have
been appointed for every town in
Umatilla county. The Weston com
mittee consists of J. A. Lumsden and
E. M. Smith.
, Miss Hazel Duncan left today for a
fortnight's yisit with friends at Ha
kcr. She was accompanied as far as
Pendleton l.y Mi3 Wavel O'Harra.
Will Iieaton is back at his chair in
the Rcynaud barber shop, having re
turned with his family from a sum
mer sojourn at the Blue Mountain
day for Mc Dougal camp.
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Note that there's a reason that July was the biggest a
Jnlv wpVp pvpr hnrl Jinrl tlinf Ano-nof will ha cfilr- fP
bigger. Yes, THERE'S A REASON:
nun tauf mnnc- vim roinrr ffi
ready at all times or any time to wait on you for
your harvest needs.
Contractors who have charge. of the
work on the Pacific highway known a.
the Dlllard Myrtle creek unit, and
which will eliminate travel over Rob
erts mountain, one of the most dan
gerous section, of the highway be
tween Portland and San Francisco, ex
pect to have this stretch of road com
plete by October.!.