Name: Troy (Nauvoo) Class: D5 GPS: 45.946431, -117.451158 Directions: From Enterprise Oregon, head north on Highway 3 towards Lewiston, Idaho. At 33.6 miles, turn left on Flora lane towards the...
Name: Millican, Oregon Class: B3 GPS:43.8790121,-120.9200119 Directions: Mllican, Oregon is about 22 miles East of Bend, Oregon on Highway 20 towards Burns. Description: Millican has never been a large town....
Suplee, Oregon According to History of Oregon, Volume One by Charles Henry Carey, Clyde Smith from Suplee Oregon, US Army, was killed in action while serving in World War I.
Howard, Oregon According to History of Oregon, Volume One by Charles Henry Carey, Arthur A Hining, US Army, of Howard Oregon died of Broncho Pneumonia while serving in World War...
Hauser, Oregon According to History of Oregon, Volume One by Charles Henry Carey, Alan V. Mercer, US Army, from Hauser died of pneumonia while serving in World War I.
Name: Broadbent Class: Unknown GPS:43.0089985, -124.1464913 Directions: Description: Broadbent was named for C.E. Broadbent who built a cheese factory in the area. The post office was established in 1916. According...
Kerry, Oregon According to History of Oregon, Volume One by Charles Henry Carey two US Army members were killed in World War I. Anton Pearson, and Albert Salmi were both...
Logan, Oregon According to History of Oregon, Volume One by Charles Henry Carey, Mervin F. Hammond, US Army, of Logan, Oregon was killed in action during World War I.
Bellfountain, Oregon According to History of Oregon, Volume One by Charles Henry Carey, Claude D. Perin, US Army, of Bellfountain, Oregon died of pneumonia while serving in World War I.
Durkee, Oregon According to History of Oregon, Volume One by Charles Henry Carey two members of the US Army were died during World War. Fred R. Hooper died of Broncho...
Weatherby, Oregon According to History of Oregon, Volume One by Charles Henry Carey, Ernest J. A Erickson of Weatherby Oregon was killed in action during World War I.
Holbrook, Oregon According to History of Oregon, Volume One by Charles Henry Carey, Ray R. Moore, US Army, from Holbrook, Oregon was killed by Chronic Nephritis while serving in World...