Weston weekly leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 1878-189?, 1885-05-22
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

"A lawyer named Butcher has hung
out his shinsle at CeuterviIle.
Prof. j. NJ. Tayler took business
trip to Walla Walla last Saturday.
= Frank McAllister caught the small
est trout in the Walla WalIa river.
Strawberries, without cream. are
worth seven cents per pound in Milton.
The Good Templar I4sdge at this
place is Increasing rapidly in member
ship.
After an extended absence, Mr.. j.
S. Mcleod has get home to Weston
again.
Pine creek was higher last Friday
than it has been any time during the
winter.
j. L. Morrow L Son, of Heppner
were attached by San Francisco firms
f II $1,000.
| Miss d. Switzler, from Switzler
Island, has been visiting Mrs. j. Prseb-
stel of this place.
j. O. Mooreheusc has sold his tret-
| ting horse 'Cleveland" to gentleman
| who took him to San Francisco.
The hotel register just received at
The Marshall House, Weston, is the
finest we haYs seen in this upper coun-
try"
j. K. Sailing informs as that, there
| was a rainfall of four aud half inches
last week at his place Oh the Reed &
Hawley mountain.
-Rt. Rev. Wistar B. Morris, Bishop
of Oregon, will hold services at All
Saints Church, Weston, on Thursday,
May 2Sth at ii 4. H., at which time the
rite of confirmation viii be admins.
tered.
The sunken eye, the pallid complex
ion, the dlsfguring eruptions on the
face indicate that there is something
wrong going on within. Expel the lurk-
ing foe to health. Ayers Sarsaparilla
was devised fer that purpose; and does
it.
Ia many towns the Brass Bands fur.
nish music to the people during the
pleasant evenings of summer. From
the balcony Of The Marshall House oil
Ssling's brick On Water street, the
Weston Cornet Band might rsgale u,
two or three times q week.
"A model school is enc of the neces
sary requirements of State Norma
schools. A good model school will b
connected with the State Normal Schoo
: at Weston when it opens again on tn
10th of August. The most improve
{ methods of primary instruction will b
employed by competent teachers.
Q j. @. Wilson lost 1900 sheep i
!, Morrow county. They were dipped i
d a warm solution just after being sheare
% and turned out in the cold rain. La.
5. Wednesday night whea it was quit
10 cold and very stormy, the sheep chile
. to death. This is big loss and til
:. end is not yet, as others are droppiu
d off mighty.
is Sometime ago Mr.. n. M. Chase,
10 Walla Walla wrote to AIr. H. B. Ne
son of this place relative to maki1
- brick by machinery. Samples OF We
. ton clay have been expsrimented upe
at Chicago and pressed into brick Of Il
best quality. The clay in Ibis vicini
is we'll adapted for making the fine
brick and the supply is almost inc
haustible. If pressed brick can be pr
n ftably shipped from Philadelphia
y Portland surely it would pay to inve
= in the machinery for pressing brick
this place.
The LEADER is opposed to seal
and panics. Reasonable apprenensi
OF impending danger leads to prevent
measures. Sanitary precautions =;
AL apt to be overlooked in small tow
The greatest friend OF disease is fiji
Large cities are generally well regulst
with reference to drainage and disea
,, breeding garbage. Small towns as
y general thing practically overlook 81
matters. Pendleten and West
,ist doubtless have ordinances defining n
tb sances and providing for their sappr
at sion, but perhaps they are practica
ing no better off ia this one respect Il
Or Milton and Centerville. While il
true that we are favored by our Sc
brious climate yet we cannot affore
court disease by neglect of SAINT
precautions. Typhoid feyer feeds
} filth and is sometimes as deadly
-. cholera. This is now being den,
Ter. strated in many towns OF the East.
u. many as 100 deaths daily have resul
at frem typhoid fever in Lucerne, Pc
%, %" sylvania town Of 5000 people and
Of disease is attributable to the SAINT
kss condition of the place. Diphth
and scarlet fever as well as
ie., :, phoid fever find favorable CO
For tions for their deadly work in Il
aces places in which the ground is saturi
or with house and stable drainage an
which the weli-water is impure f
:. the same cause. Cow sheds and
pens in towns are prolific sources
Slth. Hlrtful as they are in the
arch ter they are much more SO auris.
llis heat Of summer. 1t may seem h
s.Ia ship to some to prohibit them, but
!. C yate Interest should be su ubordinate
re 90 public veal, especially in the inpo.
= matter Of health.
ev-
- Buckien's Araica Salve.