Mo
11.
inmimng
Tops and Cur
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.
Whitman's
Harness Store
(Phone 122)
Milton, Oregon
BREVITIES
Weill)!
t f drive them out of the cabin. Tl
1,1 nf Marvin ami I har ry I Trie Kl
to be enlisted from Camp McPoutfal
in order to set the heavy deer out
t of a ravine..
The local library board ha pnreh-
Cash for chickene. J. It. Reynold. n pcHj on th0 ahetve for clrcu-
Mi Ermna Mclntyre left Monday tlon: Old Fashioned Ctrl (Aleott.)
for Walla Walla to enter St Taul't Right Cousin (Atcott,) Mis Dilly'a
School for Girl. Eidon Mclntyre ha Dct,,lon (Porter.)
become a student at HiUa Academy Taxi service, any place, any time.
In Portland. , phone 833. Don E. Bennett, Weston.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Waddinjrham re- The Weston Haptist Sunday aehool
turned Sunday from a two weeks' mot sun,ay, September 12, at the
visit with Mr. and Mrs. Larkin omr f t. A. Hroce to celebrate the
Staits and Frank Wadding-ham at birthday anniversary f Pastor
Enterprise. V. R. Storms. A bountiful repast
J. T. Lieuallcn was lucky enough WM MrVed ami the afternoon spent
to get his foothill wheat crop thresh- uwt enjoyably. The discovery of "
ed by a combine Just before the rains Kift f no under hia plate eontrib
dcsccudcd so copiously. However, the utfj j the worthy payor's pleasure,
sacks were left in the field, and he Mrm, nna Wroe Mills has returned
had to keep busy turning them over. t h,.r nome jw fu-r an extend
His crop was a root! one, averaging tHj vi!lit m the uplands with her son,
around 45 bushels. J. M. Wroe, and familv.
Ferguson Bros, have partly finisher! Nr. and Mm. Jacob Narkaua have
harvesting at the home place on Wes- jnviwted in a Ford for their oeca
ton mountain. Their wheat so far jolmi trips to town from the moun
threshed yielded about 30 bushels pe' tnin farm.
acre and their barley 35 bushels. (-Bm, McOoutral, erstwhile the most
Spring plowing in part of the field p,,pUU)U!, resort in the ltlue. is now
reduced the yield of barley. The ,owrtlHl. The last oecuimnU were
boys have better than 15 acrea in Mr m. Marvin Price and Mr.
epuds that promise a splendid crop. Bnj Mr. Charles Price, who came out
Mis Lola Gaskell, member of last Saturday,
year' graduating class of the Whit- sheriff Jinks Taylor was here the
man Conservatory of Music, arrived nr!4t f tne w,H.t fntm ptndlcton fra
Wednesday from La Grande to visit tcrnising with the local populace.
Miss Winnie York at the J. N. York The tournament at The Past
farm. The young ladies are attend- imc opcn Wednesday evening of
ing the Walla Walla Fair and Fron- next ww,j, wjth the following en
tier Days. trants: Don Bennett, F. G. DuPuis,
Lost Rear seat of Ford, on Wash- j A ow. Joe Read, Carl Brandt,
ington street. Dr. N. P. Rennet F j. Smith. Joe Payant. F. K. Ein-
Bud Hall, Leon Lunuell and
W. Avery will ofl-
Entrants are re
eve n-
, i-
The state nignway roan crew a non
I now at work on Water street, wes
IF YOU'RE GOING TO
!l DRESS UP
FOR THE
ROUND UP
WHY NOT NOW?
WESTON BATHS. BARBER
and TAILOR SHOP
I R. L. Reynaud i
Claude Davis. C
ciate as referee.
ing at The Pastime to be divided into
opposing teams.
Miss Arvilla Beamcr has enrolled
as a student in St. Vincents Acad-
; General
I Blacksmitbing
4mm TKm faw van in th hard BUT
x iwii -- I la 19 fill Ivlvl IT, jllfci m
tfc between wesion ana Aimm qUf?8twj to meet next Tuesday
.ln.l ke tha tiA atllff mfl . . ens a. ' a . k. A'.l.t.
in readiness for Round Up travel.
After an extended visnt here, Mrs.
T Ti' Tmiaa tuft Ujw1iMiu!av for Hel-
;w. .1. -""--' - " " us a BlUWt: M b III
ena. MonUna. where Mr.,Jone is lo- m- . Wlla Walla.
I catcd. She will attend the MonUna . . . .... ,.,..:,.. wno for thc
state fair at Helena. t haa been attending Whit-
L. I. O'Harra is back w.th the Wes- . . . , , cousl
i ton Mercantile Co. and will devote j N York mxt wwk on hcf
X his time to accounts and the com- . . c .
pany's outside interesU. "Pete will
also give special attention to mar- Mr. and Mrs H. A. Dowd moved
keting -spuds." bean, and other .from W.shtucna th.s week and
t. i estaousnea tnemseivcs in ineir ntw
a7TP , mm;. r Pnrt. home on Locust street in Walla
Y ill IS. lllllAil .iiv mwi . v. ..
X land, Mrs. Abbie May and Mr. and "ana. ....
Mrs. G. A. Hartman motored up from mis woromy uowers arrivio ui
Pendleton Wednesday evening and week from her home on Weston
were callers at the L. S. Wood resi- mountain to attend the local high
dence school Mis Bower will make her
Gilbert Ellis is moving the first of home with Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Rosa
the month to hi farm home at the nd after school hour will assist on
Ashworth place on Dry creek, where the telephone switchboard,
he will milk about five cows, raise The local congregation of United
spuds, fruit and garden truck and Brethren will elect a lay delegate
otherwise bestir himself. The Ellis Sunday to the annual conference, to
hopefuls will attend the Dry creek be held September 23 at Elberton,
school, which is conveniently near. Wash. Bishop Washinger will pro
Master Louis Hebert is around side at the conference,
again and just about as chirpy as jjjBS Wavel O'Harra and Miss Jes
sie Davis visited Wednesday in Wal
la Walla.
J. F. SNIDER;:
Weston, Oreg. j:
all
TR0YLAORYC0.I
ever, but is careful to sidestep
automobiles.
James Killgore is seriously ill and
was brought in this week from the
Culley ranch for treatment.
Ted Walden had an ankle straight
ened out this week by Dr. McKin
ney and is learning the value of
crutches. While he was speeding a
broncho on the foothill grade east of
town he parted suddenly from hi
mount and tried vainly to put a dent
in Mother Earth.
The Walter Webbs are remodeling
their residence on Water street.
Harvesting was resumed yesterday
on Reed and Hawley mountain, and
the Herndon-Smotk . outfit is now
working at the Van Winkle place.
The wheat i said to be going close
to forty bushels.
Mrs. M. W. Van Winkle left thi
morning for Portland to visit her
daughter, Mrs. Sarah C. Ray. She
was accompanied by her son, F. J.
Van Winkle, who has been visiting
here. He intends changing his resi-
f. C I IFt Tf TIB l f dence from Portland to San Frantis-
VI. t). L Kr.liltAKlJ I co, where he will follow his profes
sion ol cjvu engineer. )
Prof, and Mrs. F. C. Fitzpatrick and
Miss Frank Harris Davis motored
Pendleton, Oregon
Leave your bundles on the
porch MONDAY and
THURSDAY
i'or our House-to-House Service J
"We Wash Everything
But the Baby."
W.R. "Ms" Taylor I
Democratic Candidate
For
SHERIFF
i: Veterinary Surgeon i!
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;; Phone - Main 253
Subject to the decision
of the voters of Uma-
tilla County." November
2, 1920.
(Paid Adv.)
f WESTON
I CASH MARKET
FRESH MEATS
OF ALL KINDS
HIGHEST CASH
I PRICES PAID
FOR LIVESTOCK,
HIDES. PELTS, &c.
HASS & SAUER
4U18S r ranK n arris unvi inuwicu e
Saturday to Hieh Ridge and gleaned 'teOtXOA
a gratifying harvest of huckleberries, jmgmmmmmgmggggggg
The W. ti. uouids arrived nome Sat
urday from a two months' sojourn at
Camp McDougal. ' '
Mrs. Harry Scholl of Pendleton is
convalescing from a recent opera
tion, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R.
L. Reynaud on Normal Heights.
Vergil W. Neild, formerly of Wes
ton, was a member of the September,
1920, graduating class of the Pacific
Chiropractic College at Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Williams and
on Gail spent Friday In Walla Walla
arranging for the young man's col
lege work at Whitman the coming
year. They were greatly delighted to
hear Governor Cox in one of his 15
minute speeches at the Garden City.
Jess and Frank Powl killed two
fine buck Saturday in the vicinity
of the Dick English cabin. They
left town by auto at 7 o'clock in the
moming, arrived on the scene of ac
tiori at 10:10 a. m. and had brought
down both deer by 11:15 s. m. Jes
really shot the bucks, Frank' 'im
portant part of the program being to
WESTON GARAGE
Dodge Cars
AND DODGE EXTRAS
Gasoline Oils
Accessories
CARS OF' ALL MAKES
OVERHAULED AND
REPAIRED
Work Guaranteed
iLLER S BOOKER
SUMMONS
In the Circuit Court of the State of
Oregon for Umatilla County.
1'illio Nolan, Plaintiff, vs. George No-
Ian, Defendant.
To George Nolan, Defendant :
In the Name of the State of Oregon:
You are hereby required to appear and
answer, or othxrwia plead to the com
plaint herein filed against you in the
above entitled court, within aix week
from the date of the first publication
of thia summon, which data is August
1.1, imv, and you will take notir that
i( you fail to so appear, plalntilT. for
want of such appearance, will apply to
the court for the relief preyed for in
the complaint herein, namely for de
cree of divorce between plaintiff and
defendant, and for the restoration of
the name Titlie lUtnvr to plaintiff; and
(ir auch other roliuf a to the court
may aeem meet,
This summons I published pursuant
to an order of the llmorable Gilbert
W. Phelp, Judge of the above entitled
court, mad and entered on the ttth day
of August, ll'Hii. directing publication
of summons In Weston leader, a news
paper published in Weaton, Umatilla
hmuty, Oregon, and of general circu
lation, once each week for aix succes
sive weeka. In which paper said sum
mons now aptiear, and will apiear for
aid period of six week beginning a
above noted.
Stkchkn A. Lowftx,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Pendleton, Oregon.
Si I T rVT" U 8
MONDAY, WKDNKSDAY AND
KK1DAY.
TtUphone 275
DR. N. P. BENNET
WESTON OREGON
ICE CREAM
CIGARS
CANDIES
Baker's Good
!j Thono your dray orders,
I; 93, or call at store.
I Davis & Ellis
AM
BAKE
Saturday, Sept. 18
$25.00 in prizes $25.00
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Cakes will judged Saturday, Sep
tember 18, and prizes awarded at
three o'clock Saturday afternoon.
Prize cakes will be auctioned during
picture show Saturday evening. La
dies will serve cake and coffee after
the show.
Proceeds will go toward furnishing
the Ladies' Club Room of Memorial
Hall.
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