Pendleton Christian Church to Build New Edifice Next May
Pendleton congregants vote to construct a church building at Johnston and Water streets with an 800 seat auditorium and multiple rooms. Cost projected at 4000 to 5000 dollars, and the structure will host public meetings at cost only for upkeep. Construction expected to begin by early May with plans to open for winter services.
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Christian Church
Pendleton
Johnston and
Water Streets
R. A. Copple
W. H. Hawley
EB. M. Lyons
George Buzan
Two Pioneers Nominated For Pendleton Offices
John M. Bentley and A W Nye named by Democrats for constable and justice. East Oregonian mislisted Pendleton candidates. Pilot Rock precinct lists were corrected with E F Beitel justice John Wilson constable and Henry Smith road supervisor. Bentley, a longtime Pendleton resident, is noted as first to pull Pendleton’s steam engine throttle and builder of the town’s first planing mill.
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United States
Cleveland
Nye
Umatilla
Pendleton
A. W. Nye
Eost Oregonian
J. M. Bentley
East Oregonian
John Wilson Constable
Henry Smith
Pilot Rock
John Wilson
E F. Beitel
Constable
Bentley
Main Street
Dr Pearson to donate 50000 for Whitman dormitory
Whitman college may receive a 50 000 gift from Dr Pearson if sufficient local funds are raised by June 15 to finish the basement and first story of a new girls dormitory. The plan calls for a three story brick and stone building for sixty residents, near East Main street and the quad. President Penrose will stay in the west to oversee construction.
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Whitman
Walla Walla
Whitman College
Pearsons
Northwestern University
Stomach trouble cure praised by Erie bottler
Edw Mehler of Union Bottling Works in Erie Pennsylvania touts Kodol Dyspepsia Cure as a superior remedy for stomach trouble After trying many doctors and remedies he reports great satisfaction and recommends it to help others Tallman Co Brock McComas listed as sellers
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Edw. Mehler
Union Bottling Works
Erie
Tallman & Co
Brock & McComas
Deputy Warden Works to Help Salmon Pass Dam
Deputy Game and Fish Warden T B Wells returned from Milton and a Walla Walla tributary to inspect fish passage after a dam blocked salmon. He found springlike signs with peach trees in bloom but warned peaches will be scarce due to winter losses.
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Game and Fish
T. B. Wells
Milton
Walla Walla River
Mr. Wells
Voice Loss and Cough Lifted by New Discovery
Dr M L Scarborough of Hebron Ohio recalls losing his voice after a severe cold two years ago and enduring a stubborn cough despite 36 years as a physician. He found quick relief with Dr King's New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds and has felt better in ten days than in two years. Tallman Co offers 50 cent and 1 dollar sizes with a free trial bottle.
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Hebron
Ohio
Oy Tallman & Co
Estate administrator sues NP Terminal for 5000 damages
Sam Wodtly as administrator of his father Samuel Wodtly’s estate sues Northern Pacific Terminal Company in Portland circuit court for 5000 dollars. The suit claims on May 4 1991 Samuel walked on Northrup street when a switch engine knocked him down and ran him over causing death. The complaint alleges lack of a front engine helper to warn pedestrians as the engine crossed the street and negligence by the company.
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Sam Wodtly
Samuel Wodtly
Portland
Northern Pacific Terminal Company
Northrup Street
Woddy
University of Michigan researchers test peat-drying process
Professors Cooley and Sadler along with Messrs Allen and Anderson of the engineering department are conducting experiments on a new peat drying method with a high chance of success. The process could allow peat fuel production at a price well below hard coal.
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Cooley and Sadler
Messrs. Allen and Anderson
Engineering Department
University of Michigan
Green goods shipments begin at Walla Walla
Vegetable shipments are expanding from Walla Walla with daily exports by express to Montana, Idaho, and Eastern Washington. Growth is slow due to late spring, but berries promise a strong crop later. J Zaring appointed deputy warden at the state penitentiary after H S Young resignation.
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Walla Walla
Montana
Idaho
Washington
J. Zaring
John Zaring
State Penitentiary
H. 8. Young
Mr. Zaring
J. W. Mackay
Mr. Zar
Local Officials Favor Longtime County Farmer Candidate
In a county race the Dovell faction backs a Republican official while Mackay supports Levi Ankney. The new official is a farmer who has lived in the county for 35 years.
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Ing
Dovell
Republican Party
Mackay Beng
Levi Ankeny
Catholic Knights Celebrate Silver Anniversary
The Catholic Knights of America mark the silver anniversary of their founding with city exercises tonight. A program of toasts music and a spread will follow the observance and a smoker will be held for the gentlemen after the exercises.
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Catholic Knights of America
Land Office Register Opens Private Land Office
John M. Hill, who yesterday resigned as local land office register, enters the land business with Frank Buchet and today opened an office in the Guichard building. The firm will specialize in land office work.
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John M. Hill
Register of
Frank Buchet
Guichard
Sugar Sale Sparks Local Market Frenzy
A city grocery firm advertises 26 pounds of best granulated sugar for 1, boasting the lowest price in years. Scores of shoppers rush to take advantage of the special sale as the local sugar market reacts to the deal.
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Itking & Transferring
Laatz Bros
PEN
Gus LA Fontaine
Gray’s Harbor Com. Co
A. C. Shaw & CO
Puget Sound
J. L. Ray & Co
New York Stock Exchange
John M. Bentley and
Constable and Justice
Gia Fs Cme
Van
Omarkaule
DR. Pearson
Wells
Gold Dust Twins
N. K. Fairbank Company
New York
Boston
St. Louis
Land Office Register
Catalogue of Mantles Free
John Barrett Company
Fiest Street
Crescent
James B. Welch
East Oregonian Building
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