Club Team Loses to Heppner in Close Game
The Club lost 8 to 6 at Heppner with Hildebrand slugging a bases loaded triple and extra hits from Fitzmaurice. Knight pitched for Heppner, while Welshons held the locals to two hits as poor support cost Condon’s squad the game. Umpire Fred Elder officiated. a return match is planned at the Athletic Club.
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Heppner
Condon
Knight
Welshons
Hildebrand
Chas
Fitzmaurice
Balla
Fred Elder
Pleasing Recital At Mrs Parker Home In This City
Music class under Mrs D R Parker gave a recital at her home featuring Morris Dance Atherton Mor rison Delic ious piano solos and songs including In the garden of my heart Red Rose and Spring Song Guests included Mesdames Thiessen Dennia Price Randall Parman and Miss Fay Price and Messrs Thiessen Parman and Robertson Refreshments were served Rev E Curran will preach in Congregational Church next Sunday July 3 Public invited A 30 horsepower Moline car demonstrator visited the area J J and J B Fehrenbacher from Gwendolen and Fred Hanna of Conby renewed Globe subscriptions J L Hunt formerly of London Drug Co ordered Globe for Pendleton"}
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. R. Parker
Morris
Atherton
Morrison
Mesdames Thiessen
Dennia
Price Randall
Parman
Miss Fay Price
Messrs
Thiessen
Robertson
Local residents return home and new gasoline engines arrive
J. H. Stout, who had been working near Spray, returned to his home at Little Dee, Tennessee on Tuesday morning. W. B. Myers came back from Portland on Wednesday. Jamieson & Marshall just received a carload of Alamo gasoline engines, all 20 and 25 horsepower, noted as especially suited for local use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Ireland
Mabel Pittmen
J. H. Stout
Fossil
Spray
Little Dee
Tennessee
Jamieson & Marshall
Wheat City Parade Opens Grand July Celebration
July preparations in Wheat City include a street parade led by the Wheat City Corner Band starting at 10 o clock tomorrow morning. Prizes of 10 dollars for best float and 5 dollars for best lady horse bark rider draw entrants from most shops. The parade travels Oregon Street to Dunlap's shop, down Main, and back, with strict no-firecracker rules. Pine Ridge and Olex play in the afternoon followed by street amusements and a nine o clock free dance after supper. Sunday features the Condon team in afternoon events.
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Wheat City
Oregon Street
Dunlap
Main
Pine Ridge and
Olex
Condon
Local Holiday Celebrations and Evening Dance Planned
The day will start with a band concert and a parade then exercises in the rink. At 2 PM the winners of the two games will contest for the purse. A bronco busting contest may be held on ball grounds Monday afternoon with further street amusements at 4 30. A second band concert at 7 PM precedes a free dance at 9 PM. The gymnasium and Odd Fellows building will be opened as restrooms to accommodate the crowd.
Grand Street Parade and County Fair Schedule
The program lists events for the day including Pine Ridge versus Olex base ball at 10:00 a.m. Street amusements begin at 2:00 p.m. with races offering purses of 5, 3, 2 and 3 dollars. A sewing contest, flour tug of war, and a street concert at 7:00 p.m. are planned, followed by a free dance in the skating rink at 9:00 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Ridge
Sunday Events Featuring Condon Contest and Band Concerts
On Sunday July 3 the Condon team faces the losers of the early game at 2 30 pm. A street concert by the band begins at 7 pm followed by free musical entertainment and a moving picture show at 8 pm for attendees and locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Condon
Fourth of July Street Activities and Races
Monday schedule lists a street concert at 9:00 a.m. and a parade at 9:30 a.m. with exercises at the rink at 10:30 a.m. followed by a winners race at 2:30 p.m. Street amusements at 4:30 p.m. include races with purses and prizes. Social notes mention Ray Rogers returning from Portland and Mr. and Mrs. Chas Lord reuniting from The Dalles after visits.
Pine Ridge residents report promising crops in area
H. N. Anderson of Pine Ridge was in town on Tuesday to report crops in the vicinity as very promising. Carl Smith and wife visited Barnett yesterday where Mr. Smith will operate the combine for A. J. McDaniels. J. E. Reynolds shipped three cars of cattle to Stockdale on Thursday.
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W. W. Hoover
Fossil
Enterprise
H. N. Anderson
Pine Ridge
Carl Smith
Barnett
Mr. Smith
Combine
A. J. McDaniels
J. E. Reynolds
Stockdale
Delegates Named For Gilliam County Assembly
Gilliam County Oregon delegates to the July 21 Republican State Assembly were appointed by the county central committee after an adjourned meeting. Seven committee members present at Condon chose delegates E A Stinchfield Mayville Walter S Wade Olex Ralph Froman C H Busey Arlin 3 Ark Duthie McG Clarke William Cooke BE C R 8 Butler and John F Reisach jer. They favor Bowerman for governor and omit a county assembly, urging direct primary nominations for county offices.
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Condon
Gilliam County
Republican State Assembly
Republican Central Committee
State Assembly
County Assembly
Bowerman
E. A. Stinchfield
Mayville
Walter S. Wade
Olex
Ralph Froman
Oregon
Ferry Canyon
C. H. Busey Arlin
Ark
Olex Couple Wed at Rock Creek Home
Miss Hattie B. Cole and Lawrence A. Ward wed at the Strode home in Rock Creek with Rev. Napaceeb officiating. Guests praised the ceremony and a wedding supper followed. The couple, well known in the area, will spend a week in Portland before returning to Rock Creek to begin their life together.
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Ralph Strode
Rock Creek
Hattie B. Cole
Lawrence A. Ward
E. Napaceeb
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Steve Thomas
Cyrus Buckingham
Fred Hawes
Mrs. Marvel
Chas. Lenze
Winlock
A. Bouchet
Portland
Garden of
Earnest Ball
Requeim
Horner
Hirsch
Red Rose
Weatherly
Curlit
Gotschalk
Ross
Schmid
Narcissus
Nevin
Stroeber
W. Hoover
Foasil
Jas. Wallace
Chesterfield
Idaho
Globe
J. J. and
J. B. Fehrenbacher
Gwendolen
Fred Hanna
Conby
The
R. L. Hunt
J London Drug Co
Pendleton
W. 8. Myers
Ray Rogers
Mrs
Lord
Dalles
Lawrence A.ward
M. Fitzmaurice
the Times
Igo Telephone Company
Alville
Home Telephone Company
A. May
Marshfield
Henry Wilkins
Clem
Austin
Sumpter Valley Railroad
Monument Enterprise
A.D. Snyder
Beaverton
Congregational Church
Mary
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