Pendleton Academy Plans Week of Commencement
Pendleton academy announces a full week of graduation events starting May 22 with a joint baccalaureate service for high school and academy. Six graduates Maud McReynolds Lella Norvell Edith Raley Edna Rogers Anna Tullis and Sadie Young will receive diplomas.
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Pendleton Academy
High School
Board of Trustees
Maud MccReynolds
Pilot Rock
Lella Norvell
Helix
Edith Raley
Pendleton
Edna Rogers
Pine
Anna Tullis
Sadie Young
la Grande
Oregon
Joseph
Pendleton cleans up city in bid to curb filth
Rubbish is burned or hauled to the dump as Pendleton launches a large scale cleanup. Students and faculty at Pendleton academy join the drive with lectures on sanitation while others rake streets and beautify the campus, as residents mobilize to clear debris and improve health.
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Pendleton
Jupiter Pluvius
Pendleton Academy
Academy
New Christian Church
Main Street
Personal mentions from Hermiston area crowd
A series of short notes lists residents and visitors: John Myrick from a north county ranch, Charles Schumann of McKay transacting in town, H Moller of Hotel Pendleton boarding Portland-bound trains, Jay Hurd from Pilot Rock, Levi P Ankeny of Walla Walla, Neamith Ankeny of First National Bank, L A Esteb and wife returning from Walla Walla, Miss Ashley heading to Pilot Rock ranch, Ed Barr a Pendleton bartender traveling to Portland, William Switzler returning from city to Umatilla, J T Mayo of O R B N here in official capacity, Charles Matthews from Pilot Rock sheep operation, J W Smith in town for business, J N Burgess of Cunningham Sheep & Land Co. visiting Pilot Rock ranch, Mrs R Alexander visiting Hermiston guest home, J D Boyd visiting Grass Valley hospital, H G Newport and wife from Hermiston, Attorney Edward & Taylor of the reclamation service returning, Eva Blakeslee of Erie, Penn in the homeseekers party now in Hermiston, hospital stay noted.
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John Myrick
Charles Schumann
McKay
H. Moller
Pendleton
Portland
Jay Hurd
Pilot Rock
Levi P., Ankeny
Walla Wallis
Neamith Ankeny
First National Bank
L. A. Esteb
Walla Walla
Miss Ashley
Cunningham Sheep & Land Company
Ed Barr
William Switzler
Umatilla
J. T. Mayo
Charles Matthews
J. W. Smith
Helix
J. N. Burgess
Pilot Rock Ranch
R. Alexander
Hermiston
BE. P. Dodd
J. D. Boyd
Company L
Grass Valley Railroad Hospital
Edward & Taylor
Reclamation Service
Eva Blakeslee
Erie
Penn
St. Anthony's Hospital
Oregon
Mrs Brooke and Mrs Lynn Discuss Old Hat Fashion
In a brief exchange Mrs Brooke asks if a new hat pleases Mrs Lynn, who replies that she once wore a similar hat when it was in style, a small glimpse of fashion nostalgia from Lippincott's.
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Mrs. Brooke
Mrs. Lynn
Nonegenariao Dies at 94 in Oregon
Taverner Beal aged 94 died at St Anthony's hospital after a long illness. Born in 1516 in Richmond Virginia he came to Oregon in 1851 settling Willamette valley later moving to this county where he resided. Survived by children Mrs Milllican Mrs Zumyalt Mrs Masterson Mrs Barger Mr Olcott Mrs Cherry Mrs Frank Beal and Charles Beal Funeral services will be at Athena tomorrow at 10 a.m. conducted by Rev N H Brooks.
Coyotes Pups Bounty Refusal At County Clerk Office
A coyote hunter sought payment for a bounty with seven coyote pup carcasses. County Clerk Sailing refused the claim and ordered the hunter to skin the bodies before payout.
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Sailing
Signalmen shuffle on Oregon line change
Jesse Massie resigns as maintainer of the block signal system for the O R N on the first district west of Pendleton to Echo to take a similar post with the Chicago and Milwaukee. R M Hamm will succeed him, moving from the first district east of Pendleton to Gibbon.
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Sneck
Jesse Massie
Pendleton
Echo
Chicago & Milwaukee
R. M. Hamm
Gibbon
Japanese Registering in San Francisco Under New Rule
All Japanese residents in San Francisco must register at the consul-general office starting today. The move aims to gather accurate immigration and emigration statistics. Women often attend weddings to hear the sweet promises made by grooms.
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San Francisco
Weston and Pendleton Clash In Blue Mountain League
Weather notes report a 38 to 54 degree range with a 44 mean as Weston and Pendleton prepare for a Sunday 2 30 PM baseball game. Both clubs lead the Blue Mountain league and this intercity meeting marks their first clash. A child named Gilbert Strave broke his left arm just below the elbow during a Lincoln school wrestling match.
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Weston
Pendleton
Lincoln School
Gilbert Strave
H. Strave
North Pendleton
Pendleton Rooters
Eight new members sought at Christian church service
The recent evangelistic meetings at the Christian church sparked ongoing interest as eight new names were presented for membership at the Wednesday prayer meeting. Charles Fishman of Walla Walla sold his South Cosby street house to James Himes of Murphy Palatatore fame for 1300 dollars. Pendleton-La Grande high school debate, to crown eastern Oregon champions, was postponed a week at Union county’s request. now set for Friday, April.
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Christian Church
Mishman
Charles Fishman
Walla Walla
Pendleton Laundry
Troy Laundry
South Cosby Street
James Himes
Murphy Palatatore
Pendleton-La Grande
Oregon
Union County
la Grande
Western Union Office Found in First Class Condition
H C Snyder assistant traveling auditor for the Western Union Telegraph company called last evening at the local office to check the premises. It is the first visit since George Gillette took charge and everything was found in first class condition.
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H. C. Snyder
Western Union Telegraph Company
George Gillette
Steel for Cayuse bridge arrives. work to begin
Major Swartzlander at Umatilla Indian Agency reports all government steel for the Cayuse bridge over the Umatilla river has arrived. A force will start finishing the structure today with government work expected to complete in four weeks, followed by prompt approaches by farmers and county authorities to open traffic soon after.
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Swartzlander
Umatilla
Knight Forms Twin Falls Music Firm With Sampson
A. L. Knight, who sold interests in Peoples Warehouse, returns from southern Idaho and teams with Charles Sampson to form the Sampson Knight Music Company. They plan to open a modern male store in Twin Falls. Knight will head the new shop while Sampson stays in Boise and Knight departs Pendleton for the new home Tuesday.
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Knight
Idaho
A. L. Knight
Peoples Warehouse
Charles Sampson
Twin Falls
Sampson
East Oregonian
Boise
Sampson- Knight
Pendleton
Engine 385 Removed From River After Rail Collision
Engine No 385 which plunged into the Umatilla River after colliding with derailed No 216 has been removed and rests on local tracks. It is not in running condition and will likely travel to Portland shops on its own wheels, while No 216 has been dismantled. The last wreckage has been cleared.
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Umatilla
Portland
Fines Increase In County Court Case
Another $100 in fines is due the county and will likely be collected soon. Oscar Rust and Charles Estes pleaded guilty to gambling yesterday and were fined $50 each. Both men were ordered to pay to the county clerk but have not yet done so. Rust was to travel to Shaniko and faces possible arrest when he arrives this afternoon.
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Oscar Rust
Charles Estes
Rust
Shaniko
Arraignments Move Interest to Tomorrow Pleading Time
Current coverage centers on the probable action to be taken tomorrow as the time fixed for pleading by those already arraigned.
Pacific Sign Replaced by New American Marker
The former local office of the Pacific company becomes entirely American as old Pacific signs are replaced with gold lettered American signs on the building. The change, completed this morning, sparks attention from the Local Manager A. B. Steel who notes the rival focus on the new branding.
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The
Pacific Company
Pacific
A.” B. Steel
Notice to Contractors for Umatilla River Storage Reservoir
Sealed bids will be received by the Furnish Ditch company at Stanfield Oregon until Tuesday noon April 12 1910 for building the storage reservoir on the Umatilla river. Work includes about 140000 cubic yards earth excavation 2000 cubic yards solid rock excavation and 1200 cable yards concrete. Plans and specifications may be seen at Pendleton or Portland offices of the Furnish Ditch company Beck Building Portland.
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Furnish Ditect Company
Stanfield
Oregon
Umatilla River
Furnish Ditch Company
Pendleton
Beck Building
Portland
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Ohio
Standard Grocery Co
East Court Street
Castoria
Chix
H. G. Newport
Everong
Ingrams Grocery
Newsy
Wether
Parel
Boston
American Express
Orpheum Theatre
J. P. Medernac
Pendleton Dye Works
Matlock Grounds
Pendleton Band
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