Weston weekly leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 1878-189?, 1885-05-08

Sailing Co. 7
Weston is now visited twice week
by travelling fish market.
The secsnd term OF the SornGl
School closed last Wednesday. y
MIR. McDonald's daughter, who
had the diphtherIa, is getting well.
-Nesrrs. Dusenbury & Co. have re-
ceircd The plan OF their new brick store.
Work will be commenced 1t once.
Teaching has been temporarily sus-
peuded in school district No. Il OIL &C /
count Of sic4.Hess ia the neighborhood.
-Hememher that Centeryilles shoe
maker, MIR. P. Maxwell, makes spe-
cialty Of grltlemen's fine b"ets and
shoes.
-''Granarap" Nelson has left at this
office a sample of barley grown ON kis
place near town. /: IS ju.t headed out
and measures fifty inches IN height.
MIR. and Mrs. Miller, the latter
sistor Of D. D. Earp, are expected here
sosn from ''the States" Mr.. Mil
Ter who is painter purposes remaining
in Weston.
Mr.. +. Is. Prime has returned from
we or thrse weeks trip to Crook and
Linn counties. In his travels he found !
no place i'll which times were as good as
right here iu Weston.
w. b. Tillsrd, who sued the West
ern Union Telegraph Company for big
damages, was nan-suited in the l.. S.
Circuit Court. As thc non-suit was en-
tered by stipulation it il surmlsed that
the company made it all right with Til
lard.
There is resurrection OF natures
latent vigor every spring. Like tile
world around you, renew your complex
ion, invigorate y"ul powers. cleanse the
channels of life. Ayers Sarsaparilla
is the means to use for this purpose
We are all interested in securing
settlers for the vacant lands of Una
tilia. If you know of anything tina:
would be OF value to intending immi-
grants, communicate it to the Secretary
Of Immigration Board, Jas. H. Raley,
Pendleton.
From practical farmers we learn
that the grain crop in Cold Spring, Ju-
niper and Nansycle, though net US far
advanced as that around Weston, gives
every indication OF a fair yield. provld-
: ed rain comes to the rescue before the
end of May.
; Two men, named Irving and
, Grimes, OF Milton precinct, both some
; what under ths influence of liquor, quar-
: relied about the driving OF team CON-
ing from Walla WaIla- Irving was
; wounded with a knife and dad from the
effects of the injuries thus inflicted
Grimes is in jail.
The LEADER regrets to learn that
diphtheria in malignant form ha,
made its appearance in the vicinity o.
Helix. Mr.. Geo. Calvert is said t.
Fave already lost three children. 9th
ers Of the family are afflicted. Nor il
d it confined to one family, several in tn,
e neighborhood being ssffcring from thi
|. dread disease.
q AT the Agency last Wednesday tn
Is Indians had biz ''pow-wow, the ob
p ject being to decide what action the,
d should take with reference to giving
IL their consent to the opening to settle
a' ment ~ the reservation. Our reporte
OIL has failed to furnish US with the resu!
or in time for this issue.
:. A visit to Adams reveals the fat
that it is the most vigorous and health
> infant town i'll the country. The youn!
ster is not yet two years old. Its At
- vaucemcnt ia therefore soir rething
- which its enterprising people may WE
- feel proud And the end is net ye
y Five buildings are now in course OF CO
" structien and the material is ON t.
Il" ground for others.
an
- Mr.. J. K. Sailing has recovered /
horses They wero dropped down
Pine creek one dark night, hobbies n
- all, Just as they left him, They IA
l.. been undop btedIy stolen, and t
- thieves, OF whom j. K. all along hat
~. shrcwd suspicion, evidently becal
Il. alarmed at the precautions that W,
10 being taken to prevent their sscal
and concluded to return them and So
AIT costs; SO to speak.
ue- Last Tuesday at Adams q n.
ps, car was being loaded with barley. I
he is the first n. 7. car that has been
ON the extension frem Pendleton. ]
md barley is billed for Chicago, the frcls
frsm Adams to Chicago being SIS !
ton. No country excels this IN
~ production OF barley. If it can be p
'N fitably skipped to Chicago we may
"" pect to see immense quantities Of
sent from here.
-. The LEADER regrets to learn 1
-. much Of the wheat in A'kaE Flat, Ge
~, ing Flat, Little and Big Greasewo
,ot has been injured by the frost. WIN
,.ss on the low lards that was Sin the DO
- at the time Of the frost, has in toe m;
and instances been almest completely {
6 in treyed. That which was not Sc far
and vanced, though the blades were xii
en-. is sp-inging up from the roots add
ND make good crsp if rain comes soon.
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