Weston weekly leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 1878-189?, 1885-09-25
CY.I nights.

-'LanmoTe IfoPHosJ Aeie ho oPdee
for Hash this week.
Rev E. c. johnson was ordained
at Pendleton last Tuesday. e.
The price of sugar continues to
have an upward tendency.
Note the professional card of Mr.. j.
7. Armstrong in this issue.
IN. Diamond spent several days in
Walla Walla during the week.
Nice clean mixed bird seed, only
l5c per pound at j. j. Banta s. Co.'S,
Centerville.
The weather during the past week
has been as near perfect as it is possible
for weather to be.
Mr.. Chas. Maybee, an old.tlme SUBJ
scriber to the LEADER gave us pleas
ant call this week.
Mrs. Geo. Hartman, VINO has been
quite i'll for some days, is, we are pleas
ed to note, improving.
Remember the cheapest place to
buy your tobacco and cigars is j. j.
Banta & Co.'S, Canterviile.
R. II. Simpson, the Helix mer.
chaRt, has just returned from Portland,
at which place be bought his fall goods
"A young man, recently arrived from
Scotland, was thrown from his horse {
few days ago His arm is said to be
broken.
= An eclipse of the moon occurred
yesterday morning, but at such an ear
ly hour that very few in Weston wit
messed it.
Miss Mary Miller, one of the pub
lie school teachers is seriously ill. He
father who lives in the Willamette val
ley has been telegraphed for.
Mr.. Millard White and wife sweop
ed down upon the LEADER Office thi
week and overwhelmed the whole fore,
with good things. Come again.
Il. C. Grover, living about tel
miles northeast of Pendleton, was exam
ined last Monday, and, being adjudge'
insane, was committed to the asylum.
WIN. Lowndes, the Painter, no,
has tor sale paints of all colors. read
Eixed, i'll any quantity. Farmer
make note OF this. Get good paint a
reasonable rates.
The gambling ordinance recent
passed by the Pendleton council wer
into effect on Monday, and on Wedne.
day five or six of the fraternity" pas.
ed through here in search of a NOR
friendly field of operations.
Wheat has evidently gone back t
its cid figures. All around us last wee
the price reached so cents, but the new
did not reach the buyers in Wester
that is, if anybody in Weston is maxim
business of buying wheat.
The New Zealand Loan and Me
camille Agency, at San Francisco, hs
received from New Zealand some
nous Seed Oats, samples of which ma
be seen at the LEADER Office. Parti
wishing to purchase oats for seed fro
this Agency should do SO before Il
>. middle OF October. For prices apply
n LEADER office. Orders respectfully s
licited.
q On the northeast corner of Fran
= lin and Bruce streets, Mr.. Doble is pl
a ting up building which is to be lis
AS shingle mill and furniture factor
The steam engine and machinery
cutting shingles are now being put
y place. The turning lathes and otl
machinery used in making furnitl
will be added in the course of week
is two.
ls The L. B. Church was dedicat
III last Sunday. Bishop Wright of In
&C ana preached the dedication sermon
IL a crawded house. After the sermon
"a was announced that an Indebtedness
y 1915 on the church would have to
'd cancelled before the ceremonies could
" proceeded with, and, notwithstandi
K the strlngency OF the times, the NOR
ie was immediately raised by subscripti
At the residence of the bride
Weston, MIR. y. Gross was married to
- Margaret Pattison, on Wednesd
- Sept %, 1855, at 10 o'clock a. m,
Rev. L. {. Ogiesby. There were pl
!, ent: NJ. F. White and wife, West
- p. Landing and wife. Centerville; \
" L. J. Weston; Mrs. n. E. Strickfadl
Mrs. n. Stroble and friends of the f;
lily. After very sociable time of alb
"' one hour the newly welded pair dep
~ ed for Walla Walla. May peace
y, happiness be their lot. The LEAF
O force gratefully acknowledge the
ceipt of Il generous supply OF "cake.
on One of the most enterprising b
ct ness men in Weston is +. NJ. Pal
N. He is not only entcrprising but el
~ getic and accommodating. His patr'
tly and their name is legion, fiud it pl
ire ure to do business with INN. 1t
er. such men that draw trade to to
me His tobacco and notion store is the
ev est OF the kind in Eastern Oregon. hs
est sonely arranged and always kept in
neutest manner. 1t is credit to
at place; and bears the best of testinl
me to what may be accomplished by at
,a- ton to business, fair dealing and lib