The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-04-07
Lebanon.
From the Criterion.

From the Criterion.
Mrs. ]. B. Marks came up from her
home in California last week and is now
visiting with her brother, E. E. Aldrich
| IN this city.
DR.. A Lamherson has secured a
contract ior 800 tons OF chittem bark
from Liverpool house. There are no
middlemen between him and his horse.
Ths school board OF the Gore district,
Just north Of town, have let the contract
10, their new school house 70 J. \. Gram
dali, Of this city.
Misses Abbie Fry and Sylvia Bryant,
who went to Shelton. WASH, a iew
weeks ago to teach school, have both se-
cured good schools near that place.
Bert Wight is expected home about
the first Of April on q visit 10 his folks.
He is now attending theological school
in California.
A barn belonging to Joseph Elkins
burned down Sunday night between ii
and l2 O'Clock. Loss atout $15. consist
ing of the barn, ton OF hay AID some
tools.
The game OF ball pla,el Saturday be
tween the high school and academy boys
resulted in victory for the academy.
The score stood 2S TO 81. Another game
will be played next Saturday.
The creamery meeting yesterday was
we'll attended by our farmers and dairy
men. Geo. L. Rees, president OF the A.
bAny creamery association, was present
and explained the workings of q skim
ming station as run in connection with
cooperative creamery. Those present
seemed anxious TO establish station Al
this place and q COMMITTEES consisting OF
the following men was elected: Claus
Vehrs, John Palmer, Coyle, r DaV-
is. 5 Claypoo', r Chea1le, c II Young,
VIM Brewster and II i kirkpatrick.
THIS committee will maxi n canvass OF
the surrounding country. ~
A man can-carry $40 Sorth Of hay a
Atlin.
Foreclosures and divorces next Mon
day. Judge Boise will preside.
The Oregon Humane Society has elect
ed D. P. Thompson president.
Hay like spuds is in the air. Baled
hay is said to be worth $50 and loose
haytless thesusual differenee.
Special services at the NJ. E. chdrek
south every evening.
Eugene people paid $12.35 for a short
cable 70 Manila ssking how Elmer Ro-
I berts was,
County Treasurer Jack this week sent
IS, 900 to the state treasurer. This leav-
es the sum Of about s33. 900 due.
There is some yellow journalism in
Prineville, Judging from the Revie il.
which appeared on Manila paper this
week.
meeting Of the city council has been
called for next Monday evening to con-
slider the business license.
| The Albany lodge OF Odd Fellows have
lelected ]. K. Weatherford, p. G.. Ander-
son and ii. @. Jordan delegates to the
Igrand lodge to meet in Salem May IL.
The @ & E Co. have moved their bag
Igage room to site adjoining the waitinI
room. Agent Turner had some help anC
did not do it alone.
| w. B. Stevens & Co., are making ar
rangements 10 put mp some hitchinj
posts opposite the St. Charles hotel
something that will be of great conven
fence 70 farmers coming TO town for
short time.
The new state fair board has appoints
W. H. Savage superintendent OF the pa
vilion, g. ". Weeks superintendent c
the dairy department, George Goodhu
superintendent OF the poultry depart
ment, George Emert farmer, Thoma
Bruce marshal which means that thing
will look about as usual, only one neV
man being named Mr.. Emert. -Four diI
tricts were created for competitive ex
hibits and premiums will be offered {
$50, SIS, $50 and $25, each district b
ing allowed two men at $50 each to NAL
|. the collections. 800 aud $50 will be Q
Tered for competitive mineral exhibi
Dr. Leinenger expects to leave In q &c
days ON trip to Chicago where he w
take postgraduate course in dentistr
He will be accompanied by his son wi
will visit with Mr.. Leinenger's parent
|, The Degree Of Honor last evening ga
their fifth entertainment in the series
contests, Miss Barker's side,presentins
program OF much merit. following
with an excellent lunch.
The Eastern Oregon Teachers Associ
ton has been organized with u. V,
Reid, OF Weston, as president and
Tyree, OF La Grande, as correspondi
secretary. The first meeting is TO
held in La Grande on Sept /.
Mrs. VIM. Marks, of Tallman, rece
ed an interesting letter from her s
Luther, recently, saying he is now
charge OF the Hospital Corps men wi
lst Bait. Cos. D, L, A and B, and ca
= wherever they 60 he will go if they go
2 all.
4 Miss Zua Skeels was q passenger
Kingston this morning, near which eli
!. she will resume her work as teat
4 for the spring term. MIss Skeels |
= taught five months Ia the school, givj
:. excellent satisfaction.
:. Atty. L. L. Swan, OF Albany, wss
= the city this morniag on his way ho
u from visit ct his parents home n
Charlottesville. He had been there
see his sister. Mrs. Todd Abrams, wht
cry ill.-Brownsville Times.