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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-07-29
Armed to the Teeth.

Mike Mandich and Peter Jazazas, of
South Bend. dropped off here yesterday
morning to hunt man who had stolen
some money from Mandich. When
they were preparing to return in the
afternoon one of them reached toward
his hip pocket presumably for gun
when one Of the men at the depot
asked him second time to move. A
call was sent to the station and officers
Klopf and Jenkins took the men over.
A search revealed knuckles, knives, a
dagger. a So revolver and a bunch of
ammunition about their persons They
will be given a chance to explain to
Judge Fitzgerald this morning.
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Indiana Harbor. July 29.-The South
Bay hotel. located in Indiana Harbor,
has been leased by B. T. Mann, who
viii take possession of it Aug. 1. The
house is the best hotel south of the
Chicago Beach hotel in Chicago. The
grounds are large and handsomely laid
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Herbert Keilman and Charles VOL
ter of Chicago Heights were the guest:
of relatives here yesterday.
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Miss Ruthie Stommel entertained a
number of little friends last Saturday
afternoon in honor of her cousin, En-
ma Austgen, of Hammond. and little
friend, Vina Snowden, of Chicago. The
guests We're Edna Peacock, Theresa and
Katie Scheidt, and Clara Wolter. A
happy time was spent in playing games
and music. During the afternoon they
were grouped together and a snapshot
taken of them by Miss Katie Johns. At
o'clock a delightful supper was par
taken of and shortly after the guests
departed.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Scher and Mrs.
Andrew Hammer of Whiting, Mr.. and
Mrs Mich Hammer Of Englewood, and
Theodore Hammer Of Dyer were the
guests of their parents, Postmaster
and Mrs. Andrew Hammer, over Sun
day.
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Mr. and Mrs Mat Miller Of Crown
Point and Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Miller
of Hammond spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. John Miller here.
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Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Boos and family of
Hammond and Mrs. J. Schaller from
Dyer, were the guests of Henry Soel-
wer and family over Sunday.
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Mr.. Englebrecht, sr., who formerly
lived in Nebraska, has come to make
his home with his son who lives here.
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Quite number of Dyer people at
tended the picnic at Spring Hill grove
St. John, yesterday.
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The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ber-
nard Rietman was baptized Sunday.
Alloys Herman and Mrs. John Dewes
We're sponsors.
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ST. JOHNS NEWS

Peter Wachter Of Englewood visited
with Mat Waehter and family yester-
day.
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Messrs. Joseph Pfeifer and William
Hilbrich of Schererville made a bust
ness trip to our town Saturday even
ing.
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Theodore Hammer made a bicycle
trip to St. John yesterday afternoon TO
visit relatives.
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l. A. and Mrs. Bryan completed their
four months auto tour Friday even
ing and are now back at Park Island
Home.
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DR.. Vercoe and family made a uttl
outing trip to Cedar Lake Saturday
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II. Riese and T. Mohr of West Ham
mond spent Sunday with friends il
Dyer.
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The Value of Ridicule.

"a man" said DR.. Johnson, should
pass a part of his time with the
laughers, by which means anything
ridiculous or particular about him
might be presented to his view and
corrected"
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WHEELER NEWS

Floyd Johnston was a Hobart Wis
itor Saturday.
Miss Marian Richmond is spending
q few weeks in Chicago.
Jay Walsh and daughter. Miss Pearl.
Seturned to Indiana Harbor Sunday
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ROBERTSDALE NEWS

Mrs. John Babe of Harrison avenue
is on the sick list.
Mrs. William Kelley Of Chicago spent
the day here visiting friends.
John Blaul of Roberts avenue is con-
fined to his home on account of sick
ness.
Miss Amelia Kash of Roberts ave-
nue. spent Sunday visiting with rela-
tives in Hammond.
Mrs. Herman Thiesen and sister, Miss
Wilma Balm. spent Sunday visiting
friends in South Chicago.
August Quandt of Harrison avenue
is confined to his home with a severe
attack of rheumatism.
| Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Smith of Chi
cago spent Sunday visiting the latter's
father, John Kreuter. of Indiana boule-
ward.
| Mr. and Mrs. William Timm enter
tanned a number Of friends from Chi
cago at their home in Indiana bouIe-
ward, yesterday.
| Miss Mamie Eggers returned to her
home in Roberts avenue yesterday af-
/ ter spending a week visiting relatives
4 in Evanston, Ind.
| Mrs. F. r. Schaaf of Roberts avenue
/ left yesterday for Saugatuck. Mich,
where she will join her mother and
sister, Mrs. Agnes Roberts, and Miss
Amy. who are spending a short vaca-
ton at that place.
When you stop in Toleston remember
Louis Gordon's Buffet & Cafe
| Between Mich. Cent. & Fl
Wayne Tracks
4 We serve meals at all hours The best Won wan.
to eat. Prices are reasonable. Board
and room per week $500
Give US a Trial
The Value of Ridcuie.
"a man" said DR.. Johnson, should
pass a part of his time with the
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GARY NEWS

The usual Sunday services were held
yesterday at the different churches.
r. W. McCrea returned yesterday
morning from his trip east where he
went to the death bed of his father.
L A. and Mrs. Bryan completed their
four months auto tour Friday even
ing and are now back at Park Island
Home.
The Gary Construction company has
put in several blocks Of curb at the
south end of Broadway and began yes
terday morning putting in the side
walk
Mrs T NJ. Lavaine. proprietress Of
the Exchange hotel at Fort Wayne.
Ind, spent yesterday here looking over
the situation with a view Of engaging
in a similar business here.
G. E. WuIfng, one of the teachers
for the local schools, came up from
BIuffton Saturday to look around for
a place to stay when he gets ready
10 move.
DR.. and Mrs Walsh are spending ten
days at Sherwood, Ind. a quiet little
retreat down in the state where they
go every year for a vacation. DR..
Templin is keeping bachelor hall In
their absence.
The social held Friday evening by
the Congregational people was a sue
cess in every respect. They dis
posed of all they had for sale and
cleaned up a neat little sum to go to-
ward the expense Of the organization.
Another man hunt was on for a short
while yesterday afternoon after re-
ported shooting near Pine. The hunt
was soon finished as a report was
brought in that the man wanted was
seen getting into freight train as it
pulled out Of Pine before any Of the
officers reached there
officer Law had a set-to with drunk
yesterday morning down in the Patch.
The man had created considerable dis
turbance at various places and when
the officer undertook to take him in
tow he put up a fight With the as
sistance of his club Law persuaded him
that he might better go peaceably.
The Metropolitan restaurant, as the
place is called on Ninth avenue next
TO the Wabash Exchange. just off of
Broadway, opened Saturday evening.
It has already proven a popular place
to eat 1t is one Of the first really
permanent restaurants to open. There
have been a number of others in opera
ton for some time but not with the
complete equipment nor in the adj
vantageous location this one offers.
F. w Weber, formerly of the Falk-
enau Inn, is manager of the new place.
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w. Rust and family of Chicago spen
Sunday at the home Of 4. Z. Kaise,
and family
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Mrs. p. Scheidt and family from
Kensington. Ill. are the guests of rela-
tives here.
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Rev. Joseph Flach left yesterday af
ternoon for a several days stay a
Kentland, Ind.
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Mrs F. Schaller of Hammond came
to Dyer yesterday TO spend few days
with relatives.
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SOUTH BAY HOTEL TO BE
MANAGED BY F. 3. MANN

Well known Indiana Harbor Hosiery
Which Has Been Conducted by III.
i. Gregg. Now in Hands of Chicago
Man.
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The Gary Construction company has
put in several blocks Of curb at the
south end of Broadway and began yes
terday morning putting in the side
walk.
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Mrs. T. NJ. Lavaine, proprietress Of
the Exchange hotel at Fort Wayne,
Ind, spent yesterday here looking over
the situation with view Of engaging
in a similar business here.
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daughter of Hobart visited in Wheeler
over Sunday.
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r. W. McCrea returned yesterday
morning from his trip east where he
went to the death bed Of his father.
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The usual Sunday services were held
yesterday at the different churches.
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L. K. Johnston and Marion Wilson
attended Masonic meeting at Hobart
Saturday evening.
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Len Barnes and family Of Hobart
visited with Wheeler relatives over
Sunday.
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John Hilbrich of Scherervine was
Dyer visitor Sunday.
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Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Gordon attend
ed the funeral Of Mrs. Poulton in Chi
cage.
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John Margraf was Hammond Wis
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Mrs. J. Schmidt spent Sunday with
friends in St. John
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G. e. WuIfng, one Of the teachers
for the local schools came up from
Button Saturday to look around for
a place to stay when he gets ready
10 move.
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Elliot Amen. wife and son, Master
Joe. and Bert Smith. spent Sunday
with their mother. Mrs. Clara Smith
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after visiting with relatives in
/ Wheeler.
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Lester Murphy has taken job on the
Chicago Terminal Transfer railroad.
Mr.. Murphy has been working in the
south on the Texas Pacific for some
time.
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The social held Friday evening by
the Congregational people was sue
cess in every respect. They dis
posed of all they had for sale and
cleaned up a neat little sum to go to-
ward the expense of the organization
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Dr. and Mrs. Walsh are spending ten
days at Sherwood. Ind, quiet little
retreat down in the state where they
go every year for a vacation. DIR.
Templin is keeping bachelor hall in
their absence.
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DYER NEWS

John Margraf was a Hammond Wis
itor Saturday.
Mrs. J. Schmidt spent Sunday with
friends in st. John.
John Hilbrich of SchererviIle was a
Dyer visitor Sunday.
DR.. Vercoe and family made little
outing trip to Cedar Lake Saturday.
Rev. Joseph Flach left yesterday af-
ternoon for several days stay at
Kentland, Ind
Mrs. z. Schaner of Hammond came
to Dyer yesterday TO spend a few days
with relatives.
II. Riese and f. Mohr of West Ham
mond spent Sunday with friends in
Dyer.
w. Rust and family of Chicago spent
Sunday at the homo Of A. E Kaiser
and family.
Theodore Hammer made a bicycle
trip to St. John yesterday afternoon tc
visit relatives.
Quite a number of Dyer people at
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George w. Ragon, who has been Wis
iting relatives in Ohio for severa
weeks, arrived in Lowell Sunday for 6
visit with his brother H. H. Ragon
and sister, Mrs. John Tilton. and other
relatives. He is enroute to his home
at Lenepah, o. T.
La Junta tribune., 1907-02-16
asu vsu,a - csssss.

Arthur Beymer. Of Rocky Ford
promoter Of the new town Of Che
raw. in the HoIbrook country. was .
county seat visitor last Tuesday.
He says that Cherzw is rapidly forg.
ing to the front. and that much
building is already N progress. The
Colorado Telephone Company is put
ting up a building for a local ex-
change. and will soon install an up
to-date switchboard. The La Junta
Lumber Company already has 4
branch yard in operation. and car
ries larger stock than any lumber
firm in Rocky Ford. The La Junta
Hardware Company is also erecting
a building for branch store. W.
II. Pointer, Of Manzanola. is moving
his concrete BLOCK and brick plant
from that point and expects to have
it in operation in the near future.
A sauer kraut factory is also pros
pect for this year. providing the
farmers will raise the necessary ma
terial. and it is claimed that a sugar
beet factory is not a far distant
prospect. Altogether. from the pro-
moter's standpoint. at least. the
for the new town of Cheraw
is very 6attering.
La Junta tribune., 1907-02-16
oessh ~ Z. o. 0oAes.

Thomas Dawson Dodds. of this city.
died at his home on Lincoln avenue
last Sabbath evening after an illness
Of but few days. On the previous
Tuesday evening he came home
from work in usual health. but was
soon stricken with weakness and on
the second day pneumonia develop
ed and the efforts Of .he physician
were futile to stay the disease.
He was born in Westmoreland
county. Pennsylvania. in lS2s. COM
ing to La Jonta about twelve years
ago. Here he lived with his daugh-
ter. Jennie, who with a brother in
Beaver Falls. Pa. are the only men,
bers Of the family.
From early manhood he Vas .
consistent member Of the Reformed
Presbyterian church, On Tuesday.
February l2th. the funeral services
were conducted IN the church. Rev.
s. Edgar ollicisting. The building
was filled with friends and relatives
to pay their respects to . gudly nm
who was vel known in cur city.
Hin brUehss. Rev: = J. Dodds.vo
oae q the arse niaiisnnFSss ssnt sst
~ the Csvsnan1se eAnFeA - Syria
Or Qupnahio - esuu6 49,
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La Junta tribune., 1907-02-16

stork-
Mrs. Desch entertained the club
Saturday
Mr.. Fisher. OF La Junta. was a
caller Sunday
Gould Barnes youngest child has
been quite sick.
Mr.. Caywood said hello TO Sugar
City friends Sunday.
"Bill" Wilhelm enjoyed a visit
from his family Sunday.
Sunday evening a girl arrived at
the home Of John Wall.
Felix Beer and family. Of Airing
ton. are visiting friends here.
The social club gave a dance at
the Cull hail Thursday evening
MeAiames Sanger and Durham
drove to Rocky Ford Wednesday.
Mr.. Reno has been threatened
with pneumonia but is now better.
Miss West entertained friends at
the National Hotel Monday evening.
Mrs. Nolia Durham and Maud
Mason visited friends in Rocky Ford
Thursday.
At John Quinn's q fine boy arrived
Monday morning. 'Budd Tanner
drew . boy.
Mrs. Ben Morrison has been con-
fined IN her bed several days with
ID grippe. She is little better At
present.
II Is reported that The National
Hotel has been sold TO parties from
Pueblo for $500.
J. z. Gonzales is the proud parent
Of . little daughter. which arrived
1t his home Thursday morning.
Mrs. West is taking an enforced
vacation from her school duties.
going home with the mumps last
Tuesday.
Jim Cavanauxh is planning trip
to Silver CliH on mining business.
He will launch his house boat before
starting.
George Ehrhart lost q pair Of
twin boys this wce& &-One dying on
Tuesday and the other on the day
following.
On Tuesday morning Sugar City
was startled at the unearthly hour
Of $3.50 by a shrill whistle. Number
3 was on time.
Billy Harvey. in order to keep in
training for the spring election. is
building fences for Mr.. Pond on the
latter's ranch.
DR.. Waxham went mp to Pueblo
Wednesday morning on Number 3.
II Is rumored that he had to go
without his breakfast.
Mrs. Geo. Hill. who has been ser
iously i'll in Pueblo for some time. is
slightly improving. Her children
now have the measles.
st. Valetine's day was celebrated
in good style by his patrons in Sugar
City. At least |. ~" missions Of love
must have changed hands.
p. S. Woods and J. +. Conder have
been buying beet land south of the
factory. Also J. II. Cravens has
taken an eighty near Lake Henry.
Thelma John gave party on her
eighth birthday to thir,y-five Of her
little friends. Cake and sherbet
were served. She received many
pretty gifts.
Mrs. c. h. Staten has sold the
Arcade restaurant in Pueblo and
leased the National Hotel in this
city. Mrs. Staten will conduct
first-class hostelry.
The county commissioners were
in town Monday. viewing the Box
Springs road. II is stated that grad
ing on this road will be begun in the
near future.
Mrs Gallagher's father and
mother. Mr.. and Mrs. David Red
dick. who have been visiting here
for some time. returned to their
La Junta tribune., 1907-02-16

The usual Sabbath services with
preaching by the pastor morning
and evening.
Bible School at 10 a m
Mid-week prayer meeting every
Wednesday evening at 7:D p. m.
La Junta tribune., 1907-02-16
osesssa. osv. .. {. 0svss. esssss.


The morning sermon ut this
church will be to the boys and girls
Of the Sunday school. Parents and
friends are urged to be present with
ths young people to share the SER
vice with them. In the evening the
sermon will be upon The Prodigal
Son." what the parable teaches re-
garding human initiative in ones
salvation.
The other services Of the day are
Sunday school at 9:s5 a. m. and b.
Y. r. u. at $50 p. m.
On "Wednesday euening occurs the
prayer meeting Of the church. To
all Of these services the church and
the pastor give the most earnest in
vitation.
La Junta tribune., 1907-02-16
chsssais~ chsssh. sss- 4 T. ss'sssss.

The Voyage Of Human Life.
will be the subject At the IL O'Clock
service next Sunday morning. At
the evening service the pastor will
preach on Practical and Spiritual
Evidences of Christianity" All
other services at the usual date and
hours. All are welcome.
La Junta tribune., 1907-02-16

1sesbysssise. sss- SssssS esss~-
Topics tomorrow Gideon S
Three-hundred," and The Wither-
ed Hand"
Sunday school at 9.45 a m. and
c. E. al $50 p. m
La Junta tribune., 1907-02-16
0eshoaies, asv. u G. Osssoa. rsssss

Usual services NJ the Methodist
church tomorrow. both morning and
evening. conducted by the pastor.
All other services at the usual hours.
Morning subject. The Christ OF
Today" Evening subject. The
Banishment Of Tears" Strangers
are always welcome. and all are in
vited.
La Junta tribune., 1907-02-16
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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-03-28

CENTRAL NEWS.


March 29 George Jenkins will be
hung at Tunica, Miss, and Tom Har-
ris at Gaffney S. c., both for mur-
der. Both are negroes.
Dolly Castle, a lion tanner with AL
Barnes wild animal show, was badly
bitten by lion at Wichita, Kan, dur
Ing performance. She will probably
die.
There are now 252 steamers and
five sailing vessels tied up at the
docks of Hamburg, Germany, awaiting
either loading or unloading, on account
of the longshoremen's strike.
Mrs. James R. Heaphill Of Akron,
O., went suddenly insane and murder
ed her daughter, aged 9 years. by
strangling. She then attempted to kill
herself by hanging, but was rescued.
An automobile in which Marie Pia,
the dowager queen of Spain, was rid
Ing, ran over a woman carrying an
infant. The child was killed and the
woman severely hurt. The dowager
queen was much affected over the ac-
cident.
At Oakland, Cal. Garland H. Soder-
berg has confessed to numbering his
mother after a quarrel startedbyher
upbraiding him for drunkenness and
for neglecting her. He was drunk at
the time of the tragedy, and cut his
mothers throat.
Ex-Governor Sidney Perham Of
Maine, was Ss years OF age March 81.
He had served several times In con-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-03-28

gress, as we'll as governor, and also
several terms in the state legislature.
He is active, hale, hearty and hopeful
and conducts a large business.
A fierce fire is burning in the 900
foot level in the Homestake mine at
Lead, S. D., and it may become neces-
sary to flood that part OF the work.
ings to put out the flames. A dozen
miners were caught back Of the point
where the fire started and were rescu-
ed with difficulty.
Yee Lang, a Chinaman, married
Miss Emma Culver, an American girl
at Los Angeles, few weeks ago.
Since then Lang has lost suit to
defeat the purpose of the immigration
officers to deport him on the grounds
that his certificate emitting him to res
idence in the United States was forg-
ed. His wife announces her intention
Of leaving the country with him.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-03-28
= + +++++++++i$$%$ = = = = = . - .
NORTHWEST NEWS.


There are $50 negro voters in Boise,
and an effort is being made to line
them up solidly in the coming city
election.
Wallowa county is entirely out Of
debt. There is no more discounting of
warrants. If you have a wallowa
county warrant you can present 1t to
the county treasurer and he will give
you the cash for 1t.
Joseph Graham Of Denver, COL,
while stealing a ride on a Great
Northern train between wenatchee and
Leavenworth, lost his hold on the
trucks, fell and was instantly killed.
His head and one leg were completely
severed from the body.
w. G. Garner, representing South
Dakota capital, has purchased several
ranches over on the John Day river
for his company. These ranches in
clude the Thomas, Bailey, Reilly and
Dewitt ranches on the Middle Fork,
the consideration being $4,000 in each
case.
1t Is now considered proven that the
Two skeletons-of man and woman
exhumed by a blast near
selah, Yakima county, are those of
Walter Youngkin and wife, young
couple who disappeared in the fall of
1901. 1t is further believed that they
were murdered by Swede whose
name is unknown. but who assumed
Youngkins name while he disposed
Of the letters property. The Swede
then disappeared.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-03-28
Mrs. Rountree Recovering.

Mrs. N. w. Rountree of Portland.
VINO was robbed and brutally beaten
IN her home by thug on Tuesday
evening is recovering and her in
)uries will not prove serious She
was severely choked and was also
struck on the head with the butt of
a revolver, which inflicted a deep
cut, but was otherwise unhurt. The
,onoer TOOK her diamond earrings,
n"t failed to find $4,000 worth of
1ewelry concealed in the house. No
clue to the criminal has yet been
found.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-03-28

No Date Can BE Set for the Yakima
Reservation Opening, As Surveys
Are Not Complete and Segregation
for the Time Being Is Impossible
Terms Under Which Yakima Lands
Can BE Secured Are Given Below;
Water Therein VIII Cost But S22
Per Acre.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-03-28

The Journal at Occur d'Alene, Ida
no. has begun the publication of a
morning paper. William Dollar, the
banker, Is said to be interested in the
proposition.