Weston weekly leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 1878-189?, 1885-07-03

W
tcrvilIe, were visiting friends in "es-
ton on Wednesday last.
-Rcmon,ber the cheapest place to
buy ysur tobacco and cigars is j. J.
Banta & Co.'S, Centerville.
The Centerville Hotel, under the |
management of Mr.. l.. McHone, is |
meeting with deserved success. /
A regular meeting of the City
Council was held Wednesday evening.
No business Of Importance was trans
acted.
Have your watch repaired, By
Frank Manning, Centerville.
Stacey Roberts AID family, VINO
have been spending the spring and sum-
mer on Willow creek, returned to Wes
ton last Wednesday.
Frank Manning matchmaker aud
jeweler is at McHonc's Hotel, Center.
vile.
"A young man at Forest Grove died
last week from the effects of being
struck by base ball. But the dangers
Of the game have not much effect in
9 pressing it.
Nice clean mixed bird seed, only
l5c per pound at j. j. Banta & Co. s,
Centeryille.
1t pays to advertise: since tie last
issue Of the LEADER j. s. White & Co.
have sold large quantity Of agrlcultu-
raj implements. See what they have to
say this week.
When you prove UP on your land
inform the Register that you want the
notice published In tie LEADER.
There will be divine services at All
Saints Church next Sunday evening at
1880 o'clock, Rev. f. G. johnson otiicia-
ting. The morning service will he held
at Pendleton.
The other day Mr.. Chas. McMorris
turned his COW, valuable one at that,
into his clover field. She made very
hearty meal aud thea took some pota.
toes for desert. The mixture was moi
happy one, for she died from the eff
fects in very short time.
The brick work OF N. Dusen5ery
& Co. s new store on the corner of Main
and Franklin streets is completed. Tho
structure presents very substantial
appearance with iron pillars and iror
shutters. The firm have every reason
to be proud OF it. 1t is another endur
ing monument of Weston enterprise.
Mr.. Jas. Shumway of Cous Cresl
made this Office visit on Wednesday
He reports grain II his neigh hborhood a
looking very well and thinks that i
will average at least thirty bushels t.
the acre, though some fields will go al
high as forty. The grain on Cous creel
is not badly lodged, the loss from thi
course will not probably be nora thar
. bushels or two to the acre.
Last Wednesday the people 0
Weston were startled by the solem
tolling Of the bell Of All Saints Church
1t WAS soop learned that it was due t
the death OF Mrs. Kribbs, whe live
near Adams and who had died of cor
sumption on Tuesday. Mrs. kribl,
was held in the highest esteem as
kind, christian woman. Her deaf
though net unexpected will be icepl,
dcplored.
"A very distressing accident occurr
ed last Monday out on Gerking Fla
A little granddaughter of Mr.. Joh
Gerking was playing with some othe
childred around the barn, the door {
which was simply propped up, til
hinges and fas,eninss having been broi
eu. In playing near it, the prop W;
removed and the heavy door fell on Il
little girl and killed her.
1t will take no small share OF Il
profits of this years crops--no matt
how abundant-to pay for agricultur
have already been delivered at BIZ
Mountain this season aud more are .
the way. Then figure up the header
reapers, rakes, Wagons, &c. Tru
the harvest will require to be abunda
and prices good.
-Thunderstorms have been unusu,
ly treqent OF late and the heavy sho
ers accompanying them have done son
damage to the grain that is almost rir
just what the extent of the damage
it is difficult to estimate. "a reports z
unsatisfactory and conflicting. Hea
grain in some few instances is so bad
''lodged" that it will be impossible
cut it with header. As far as hea
from up to this writing the general ;
erage will not be very materially dim
ished.
Mr.. Richard Reynolds iufsrms
that he has lost three more calves,
in all. from the "back leg" lie is II
fully persuaded that the disease resi-
ed from their eating mouldy man,
from his stable which had not be
cleaned out thoroughly for two or tn
years. The straw was not decempo,
but covered with dry mould. 7
calves were confined for few days
the barnyard and partook of it free
One calf as soon as it was seen To
dull AVID stupid was treated to a ,,ini
melted lard three times day Cor tt,
DAYS and the dose gradually dIminisl