Weston weekly leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 1878-189?, 1885-02-27
OUR AGENTS.
LOCAL LEADERS.

frozen out
Ne one from Weston is going to
the Inauguration.
p.n.mber the school meeting next
Monday at l p. m.
Reese & Redman's ship has come
in. Look on the secoad page.
The Weston schools have suspended
for a short time on account of the scar
let fever scare.
If you want good plow share
made or poor one niended 90 to Jas.
Il. Lisuallen. Adams.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Morris and daughter
Of Csnterville have gone to San Fran; |
cisco on an extended visit.
There is going to be killing in
Adams this season--at least there is to
be brick kiln there soon.
For durable and finely finished fur
pituro that put up by Mr.. F. c. Baggs,
Of Adams, is difficult to excel.
The young mems prayer meeting
held at the Baptist Church on the even
ing Of the oath was well attended.
The festive ground squirrel is play
ing havoc with some of the wheat fields
Of Cold Spring, Juniper and Vansycle.
Twelve Evidences of Conversion"
will be the subject of discourse next
Sunday at IL a. m, by Pastor, w. III.
Pruett.
The Misses Josie and Ella Miller
are over IN the Yakima country looking
after their laaded interest there. They
are expected home tomorrow.
Eggs are said to be so numerous
rs to be drug ON the market. They
are q drug that we can recommend as
being good and pleasant to take.
There Is still some wheat being
sent cut of the county. There is quite
pile Of it OH the platform OF the Gen.
terville depot, and also some at Adams.
Over near Heppnei, Nelse Maguu-
sen dug well thirty feet deep on his
ranch but did not strike water. He
gave it up. On recently examining the
hole again he found twelve feet of water
in it.
-Heppner sheep growers have organ
lied to promote the wool industry, and
exterminste disease among sheep. The
following is the executive committee
J. L. Fuller, chairman; VIM. Rush, s.
II. Christian, P. c. Thompson, Ed.
Rood, VIM. Poland, S. r. Reeves and
w. p. Dutton.
Here is something worth noting,
for merciful man is kind to his beast.
Ensley Ridenour at Adams is running
horse restaurant on the American
plan, that is, the best OF feed and treat
ment for the least money. Let it NO
escape your memory.
The case of Bill Tillard against th
Western Union telegraph company, 70
$1,000 damages. has been transferred t.
the U. S. District court. If the West
ern Union attended to its business a
closely as Bill does to his, there woul'
be little danger Of its getting 4 lawsui
on its hands.
"A visit to Adams and vicinity re
veals the tact that the wheat crop il
that neighborhood will be immense
Last year there were shipped from
Adams about 4500 tons of wheat; bu
taking the prospect aud acreage int
account there will be this coming sea
son live times that amount or about 90
600 tons. Adams is surrounded by
fertile country which is in good stat
cultivation, and it will always be
shipping point of no small importance
Rev. A. p. Grams, the Missionar
Baptist Evangelist. closed reviv
service at Colfax, w. T., the 18th ins
Daring said meeting, nearly one hu
dred profsssed conversion. Maj
united with the Baptist church of tn
place. He is now holding forth
Moscow. Idaho Ter. He will visit t
Baptist Church OF this place the latt
part of April or early in May.
w. HI
Last Tuesday tho genial coun
nance Of Deputy U. S. Marshal V
cent Of Pendleton beamed on West
He wanted somebody and found him
the 20 son of Milt Brown. 1t Sc,
that at the time j Z. Jenes was hav
his little unpleasantness with the
that he made bill of sale of his liqr
to Milt Brown, who sold them to CIR,
d Ferguson Of Adams. But Bro
had no wholesale license to sell liqu
Perhaps he had no license of any ki
In this illegal transaction he often
the dignity if not the peace of
United States, hence his arrest.
Weston is not the only place
IL going to have boom in church br
ing. Adams is making good sec,
The Episcopalians of Adams hay,
ready secured the lots upon whic
build nice church. Most Of the m,
for its completion has been subscr
and the work will be pushed for,
with vigor as soon as the wealth,
favorable. The Methodsts also
secured lots fer similar purpose
hayc received contributions te
amount Of $1,000 to finish the good y
Father Wilbur" who is we'll In
came into the town on Friday las
en- Monday had received subscrir
to the amount stated. This 81
volumes for Adams enterprise.
the intention to build nice churc
ifice and buy an organ and churct
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