High School Team Dominates Heppner In Opening Win
The High School baseball team opened the season by defeating Heppner 9 to 1 on the local field. Lone led with three runs in the first, a two hit effort, and three more in the third on a walk and errors. Heppner scored in the ninth as Dexter reached third on Bristow’s misplay, but lone’s early onslaught set the tone with promising new material for a competitive lineup.
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High Schoo
Heppner
Lone
Dexter
Babe Ruth
Bristow
Weather and local notes include precipitation tally and a May Day sale
Weather report shows total precipitation since September 1 at 6.34 inches with notes on clear, partly cloudy, and cloudy days and a few killing frosts on the 9th 21st and 26th. Also mentions annual May Day event by Baptist Ladies Aid and a May 2 sale. Lone High School beat Lexington 6 to 1 in a late start seven inning practice game with pitchers Ritchie Linn and Ekleberry and strong team defense.
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R. E. Harbison
Lexington
Lone
Ritchie
Linn
Ekleberry
Edward Cluff Pioneer of Willow Creek Honored Locally
Edward Cluff born in Ireland in 1829 emigrated to America with his parents. He grew up in Indiana, studied law, and moved west after gold discoveries. He served as first sergeant in A. J. Hembree's Volunteers during the Indian wars and later settled in Oregon before ranching near Willow Creek. He donated land for churches and parsonage, aiding early settlers and community growth.
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Edward Cluff
Ireland
America
Indiana
California
Oregon
Yamail
A. J. Hembere
Washington
Williamette Valley
Holup Ranch
Congregational Church
Cluff
Local Notes Highlight Cars, Weddings and Events
Notes cover Howard returning from Portland with a new seven passenger car, Mrs. Akers entering a sanitarium, plans for a cold storage plant, a 5 4 game defeat for Heppner, and a Dorcas Society sale. Also mentions fishing gear, garden tools, watch repair, a 1906 estate case, multiple Portland trips, a Heppner marriage, Cadman signing for Rose Festival music, and International Harvester cream separators at reduced prices.
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Howard
Portland
Fiee
Ralph Akers
C. W. Swanson
Young actors shine in Pandora operetta at school
A full house greeted the presentation of Pandora last Friday with a fine rendition by young performers under Evelyn Louise Mortimore's instruction. The appropriate setting and costumes enhanced the effect and the school auditorium acoustics aided the performance. The display of native ability surprised some elders and the operetta may be repeated or taken to Lexington.
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Pandora
Evelyn
Louise Mortimore
Lexington
Renowned rupture expert to visit The Dalles
The well known rupt ure specialist C F Redlich will be in The Dalles on Monday and Tuesday April 18 and 14 at the Dalles Hotel. Consultations are free and patients travel long distances for his advice. Watch local papers for a special announcement.
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Minneapolis
C. F. Redlich
The
Dales
Dalles Hotel
Dalles
Willow Creek Poultry Farm Ad Schedules Day Old Chicks
Now booking orders for day old chicks with terms one half cash with order. Prices range 12 14 16 cents each. When eggs are furnished, capacity expansion available for 6.00 cash per set. News note from Ga zette Times.
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Gazette Times
Willow Creek Poultry Farm
Also Mentioned on This Page
Heppner High
Lone Linn
Heppeer, Moore
Weather Report
Co-Operative
Baptist Ladies Aid
Saale
Lundell
Smith
Dexter Bristow
Devine Graves
Bucknum
Bank of Ione
Willow Creek Pioneers
Boardman
Dorcas Society
Bullard’s
C. H. Calkins
Greshman
Franks
Dewey A. Gibbs
Lane
Gresham
Eagleman
Swanson
Haylor
Oregon State Hospital
Messrs
A. B
John Montgomery
Ore
Sam Ganger
Walt Smith
Oliver Haguewood
Bowlan
Idaho State Life Insurance Co
Hill LeTrace
Gunzel
Wallace Jones
Harlan Jones
Vern Webster
Mharch
E. C. Alford
Methodist Church
Mr. Jones
Tacoma
Miss Webster
Ione School
Yakima
Charles Wakefield Cadman
Cadman
Portland Chamber of Commerce
International Harvester Primrose
Pearl Oil
Standard Oil Company
Independent
Bert Mason