The Sentinel
TWENTY YEARS AGO
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Fragmenti of Fact
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It is not the river, though ^Taken from Tlie Sentinel of Friday,
would never have been;
Au<uilt ,9 1Mn
river, PoaaiNf the rivyr, Tlie dt.e,.
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nud) {to do w>thV*e
morning, continuing open
lie old days before the rail-’ r two |nG|||ha (>r untn
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O. C. Shindler il at Myrtle Point
for a few days conducting the Har-
iucker Pharmacy while Charley at-
tends the Elks’ convention. ,
C. A. Gage and Irving Lamb left
Tuesday morning for Mr. Gage’s min
ing location in Curry county where
they will do this year’s assessment
work and probably do a little hunting.
> The Ralph Nosier and H. J. Dun-
' ham auto party returned from their
trip to the McKenzie river last Tues
day.
The Robison family held their an-
Tfjtkd picnic and reunion at the old S
! L. Robison ranch on Fishtrap last
Sunday, every one of the hundred and
more present being relatives, either
direct descendants of the pioneer
Robison or by marriage. When S. L.
: Robison located in Coos county back
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