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1. Type of address on the internet.
3. An historic site for both the Oregon Trail and early placer mining activity. First known as Express Ranch
7. Was between early Baker City and the mines and farms of Burnt River Valley. Marks the south end of the Dooley Mt. Toll Road.
11. Disignation of company that makes the original product. Abbr.
13. Town name said to be derived from the fish traps that the Indians used to build along the streams.
15. The Oregon Trail Interpretive Center has many of these.
17. Slender, bristlelike appendage found on the spikelets of many grasses.
18. Latin when referring to a number of people. Abbr.
19. A common wood glue is named after him.
20. Computer Operation System widely used in business.
21. Settlement that grew up at the foot of Mount Fannie.
23. The gold rush of 1862 that brought an influx of prospectors and speculators to this location.
26. An important railroad town since 1884. Known as a "division point" for the railroad.
29. To raise a child. Also the end of the line.
31. Town named after the quality of a stone deposit there.
33. A story of love.
36. The prime ingrediant for farming.
38. A name registered for business use. Acronym.
39. Formerly known as Copperfield, Oregon’s most notorious “Bad” town, it was closed by martial law in 1914.
42. Named for a Chief of the Nez Percé Indian Tribe.
45. The basics of reading and writing, learned at school.
47. Male parent.
49. Used to propel water craft.
51. Those involved with a winter activity on streams and lakes
53. Someone who takes a long walk the outdoors.
55. A common brand of farm equipment. Acronym.
56. Location of renowned health resort with hot springs.
58. Named for an extinct town in Kansas.
60. A farm crop once grown more commonly in the La Grande Ronde valley.
61. Town named in 1883 after the local Judge.
63. New version of hardware of software. Sometimes associated with a number. Abbr.
64. Needed for directions.
67. A software program or programs. Abbr.
68. The erection of a grist mill in 1872 by John Caviness and his partner began the commercial activity of the town next to the

Grande Ronde River.
71. Person accomplished in scientific or technical pursuits but is felt to be socially inept.
72. Name of boolean operator.
73. Waving at someone as you drive by.
74. Bane of farmers
75. Placed into soil to reduce acidity.
76. French for "the biggest or the greatest".

Down

2. A piece of land. Also a map of planned features.
3. A small secluded wooded valley. Also a famous computer manufacturer.
4. Action of propelling a boat forward.
5. Town named for an early settler and investor in land. Post office opened Dec. 30, 1880 had a long life until it closed Jan 21, 1975.
6. A typographical relative size unit used in web page design.
7. Benefit; advantage. As in using public funds for their own __________
8. Town named for a farmer in the 1890's upon whose land the town was platted in 1891. The farmers name was Jesse _________.
9. Needs to be closed to keep animals from wandering out.
10. Noise made by mountain lions and also by bears.
12. City incorporated in 1972, with a population of 115.
13. Located 8 miles east of Durkee at

the mouth of Sisley Creek on I-84.
14. A resin of certain Old World plants of the genus Cistus and once used as a pain killer.
16. Said to be named after an Indian sub-chief, this town is hidden in a canyon of a district known as The Park.
20. The settled in 1862, this town was the first county seat in the Grande Ronde valley.
22. Named after a river, this town has the only post office located on the Oregon Trail.
24. The oval, thin-shelled reproductive body of a bird, especially that of a hen, used as food.
25. This town was called Franklin and then Wallowa City and aquired its current name in 1887.
27. Our geographical location. Acronym.
28. Often takes place in Loso Hall.
30. A computer modifier key.
32. The time for action.
34. Tool used typically with wood.
35. The sound of a dove.
37. Physician nickname.
40. Town "founded on dreams of gold". Once known as the “Queen City of the Inland Empire”.
41. A large light brown or grayish- brown North American deer (Cervus canadensis) having long, branching antlers.
43. First settled in the spring of 1865 and located at the north end of Grande Ronde Valley.
 44. Word used to express surprise, wonder, triumph, puzzlement, or pique.
46. The uncastrated adult male of domestic cattle.
48. Grayish-white to black powdery residue.
50. Near to Hells Canyon and the Snake River. Named after the fertile soil in the area.
52. To convert (hide) into leather
53. Known as a .com town.
54. Transporation system once the economic engine of NE Oregon.
57. Location finder.
59. Famous for its Gold Dredge than began operating in 1935 and closed in 1954.
62. Town named after a song entitled 'Lost on the Lady ______" which told of the sinking of a ship of that name on Lake Michigan in 1860.
64. Long hair along the top and sides of the neck of certain mammals, such as the horse and the male lion.
65. Group of law enforcement officers. Acronym.
66. A small ridge or raised area bordering an irrigated field.
69. A young sheep, especially one that is not yet weaned.
70. Men of our military are serving there. Site of a number of ancient Mesopotamian civilizations, including Sumer, Akkad, Assyria, and Babylonia.
73. Grass or other plants, such as clover or alfalfa, cut and dried for fodder.

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