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East Oregonian : E.O
Pendleton, Umatilla County, Oregon
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J. P. Fogarty approves proposed rural free delivery route from Weston to Weston Mountain, Basket Mountain, Milliken place, George W. rorning, Stagg's residence on Dry Creek, and back to Weston, serving 125 houses; to be established in about two months. Another route for Wildhorse and Reed & Hawley mountains suggested.
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Route May Soon Be Established on Weston Mountain.
J. P. Fogarty, route agent of the rural free delivery system, was piloted over the mountain country by F. J. Boedefeld, who knows it well.
The proposed route, says the Leader, leads from Weston to Tamarack, on Weston mountain; thence across to Basket mountain and down to the Milliken place; thence to George W. rorning, Stagg's residence on Dry creek and back to Weston.
There are 125 houses along this route, which is an easy and natural one, and serves the mountain country well.
Mr. Fogarty expressed his entire approval of it, and there is no doubt that it will be established in about two months.
Mr. Fogarty said that another populous mountain country-that of Wildhorse and Reed & Hawley mountains-would doubtless be granted a rural free delivery route from Weston should its people make an effort to secure one.
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Weston Mountain
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route approved; to be established in about two months. potential route for wildhorse and reed & hawley mountains if effort made.
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J. P. Fogarty, piloted by F. J. Boedefeld, approves proposed rural free delivery route from Weston to Tamarack on Weston mountain, across to Basket mountain, down to Milliken place, to George W. rorning, Stagg's residence on Dry creek, and back to Weston, serving 125 houses.