City Briefs At Tatom's And Around Town
A scattered list of ads and notices features U C Rader confections at Tatom's, Sunny weather, orange goods at Nolf's, and various shop offerings at Teutsch's and McLaughlin & Co. Includes clothing, shoes, furniture moves, an apprentice request, and a millinery position. Also mentions Port land exams, a Uma-hila woman with eggs, and a cement offer in Pendleton with Diamond Cement machines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teutsch
St. George
Cooper
Teutych
Peoples Warehouse
Sheriff Taylor's uncertain return from Colfax
Sheriff Taylor will return tonight from Colfax, Wash, by way of Portland. He will not bring Maynard Brown back, as the prisoner held there was not the man wanted for burglary or for Jatt breaking. Colfax officials said the captured man matched a description, but the sheriff's party found it was not Brown or the Delpy man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
Colfax
Wash
Maynard Brown
Vom
Brown
Tekoa
Pendleton Honors Late Judge John J Balleray
The Pendleton bar plans a tribute in the circuit court room tonight to the memory of the late Judge John J Balleray. Public attendance invited as a women of the circuit court convenes to hear resolutions of respect and eulogies reflecting on the judge's character. A memorial service with a committee led by R J Bliter will read the resolutions and later have them entered on the court docket and shown to the relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
John J. Balleray
Circuit Court
R. J. Bliter
New Bank Commissioner Loveland Set to Begin Work
The new state banking commissioner Loveland, recently appointed, plans to start active duties soon in the Merine block suite. He will complete preliminary tasks before formally taking on exam duties for banks. Harvey H. Newman transferred to Wellsville Missouri as pastor. he and family move early next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loveland
Thone Capital News
Missouri
Harvey H. Newman
M. B
Sumpter
W. F. McDonald
Wellaville
Newman
Dally Miner
Walnuts Planted On Five and a Half Acre Tract
Mr and Mrs W J Jones of Lafaryette have planted a five and a half acre tract of English walnuts of the Largent varieties Mammoth Ford and Santa Barbara.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. 8. Jones
Lafaryette
Mammoth Ford
Sant Barbara
Talking Machines Offer At Eilers Music Store
In Okanogan and Stevens counties Washington a large tract of 75000 acres unplatted land will be opened to settlement on May 8. Prices include a one dollar per week balance and exchange of records for all machines, available at Eilers Music Store 615 Court Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eilers Music Store
Court Street
Okanogan
Stevens
Washington
Notable visitors and local residents at Pendleton eventful day
A long list of residents and visitors are noted in Pendleton including Mrs K Miller of Phoenix visiting, BF Ownley from Dayton, J D Gregorie from Adama, Raulstone from Adama, James Wright from North Yakima and others in town or lodging at Hotel Pendleton. Local residents William L Horsch and bride returned from wedding trip, Mrs Fred Lockley from Salem, S M Leonard from Fosall considering relocation, and EF Hutchins with Miss Albert Hopper from La Grande among others. George D Goodhue left for Moncow after a county visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. K. Miller
Phoenix
Ariz
BF. Ownley
Dayton
Wash
D. Gregorie
Adama
J. BH. Raulstone
Weston
Hele
William L. Horsch
Bride
Portland
Oregon
Fred Lockley
Salem
M. Leonard
Fosall
Oat Posall
EF. Hutchins
Mies Albert
Walla Walla
Moncow
Thomas H. Means
Poll
The
Reclamation Service
Washington
Idaho
Pendleton
Hermiston Notes On Local Work And Departures
Hermiston progress update notes McNaught in town to oversee work at the irs Hignited Company plant with about 20 workers. The firm plans to farm 290 acres this summer to test land under ditches. Bentley, visitor for health since January, will depart for California. J M Beatys will accompany his brother to Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McNaught
Irs
Hermiston
Walbrecht
It. i. Bentley
Hin Health
California
Fasten Oregon
J. M. Beatyles
Porthand
Five Gamblers Pay Pines
Within the past two or three days the following fines have been paid to the city recorder by gamblers: John Dama paid 100 dollars, George Rinker 50 dollars, Ernest Tatum 100 dollars, George Herman 60 dollars, and John Dry 100 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Recorder
John Dama
George Rinker
Ernest Tatum
George Herman
John Dry
Rev Evans Tonight Preaches at Local Christian Church
Rev J J Evans, a late evangelist of the Christian church, arrives from the east on No 1 and will preach tonight at the Christian church with plans to go west tomorrow.
In Police Court McNary and Sampeon Fined for Drinking
In the recorder's court this morning Thoms McNary and Sampeon Thiian were each fined five dollars and ordered to three days in jail for drinking offenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recorder's Court
Thoms McNary
Sampeon
Ti ‘Thian
Deiink and
Dleonter- Ips
Women of Woodcraft Social at Pendleton Circle
Pendleton Circle of Women of Woodcraft will host a jovial season social and serve luncheon after the.recital business meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of Woodcraft
Pendleton Circle
The
Recitar
Packing Prospects at Baker City Packing Co Formed
The Baker City Packing Co with capital stock of 50000 was filed in the afternoon articles of incorporation with Clerk Comba. The incorporators are Phillipa Brown and Geil les from the local butcher firm, indicating business focus in Baker City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker City
Baker City Packing Co
Comba
Icor- Poritora
Phillipa, Brown & Geilles
Baker City Herald
Parmer Killed In Runaway Near Moore's Siding
Eureka farmer Volm Martin was killed near Moore's Siding twenty miles north of Walla Walla while hauling whet to Sooke river. A four horse team ran away on a steep hill as Martin tried to stop them. he was dragged beneath the wagon and died at the scene. His son, riding with him, survived with minor injuries. The body was later brought to Walla Walla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Volm Martin
Moore's Siding
Walla Walla
Walla Walla State
Amogi
Martin
Sooke River
Inna
Wow
Lin
Dr Penrose Invests in Spokane Property
Dr Stephen B L Penrose president of Whitman College in Walla Walla buys the Valdez building on Sprague avenue east of Adams Street from James A Hine for 12000. The deal will be deeded to his wife Mary Shipman Penrose. The three story 40 by 70 foot brick building has 24 rooms six bathrooms a full basement and furnace heat. It is used for rooming and leased for two years at 120 a month. Grand Ronde Indians Population Changes Reported with deaths outpacing births and a decline from 460 in 1875 to about 350 currently. The Yukon river public works plan notes no improvements this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walla Walla
Spokane
Stephen B. L. Penrose
Whitman College
Wash
Boyce Penrose
Pennsylvania
Valdez
Sprague Avenue
Adame Street
James A. Hine
Spokesman- Review
Mary Shipman Penrose
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mohal
Tallor
Lee Teutsch’s Department Store
McLaughlin & Co
Fishionabla
Tallore
Cottonwood Street
Court
Leythers & Nichol
Gritman
McLanaghlin & Co
Cattonwood Street
Port Land
Til Soubun
Thorn Hollow
Socil Grocers
Tervere
Uimatilla
Archt Techw
Pondieton
L. Hunziker
Jeweler
Optician
Main Street
Scott & Kohn
Sixth Street
Ore
Sheriff Taylor
Judge Balleray
Huyler's
Lowney
Gunther's
Palm
A. C. Koeppen & Brothers
George Corser
First National Bank of
Heppner
J. A. Woolery
Fone
Pendleton Bailradd & Coal Company
J. J. Evans
Christlagq Church
Christian Church
Towet
Evans
James Wright
North Yakima
Buttercreek
Mrr
Wright
Umutilia County
Dover
A. Horie
Savings Bank
Beatle
Tie Son
Daughr
State University
Borie
Filrhavern
Louis Muwlber
Helix
Mr. Mueller
Crain Ii
Wis
Fred
Hermiston and Vicinity
Parmer
Penrose Invests
Grand Ronde
Grand Ronde Reservation
Dominion
Yukon River
Alexander Later & Co
Chileon, Ma
Clark Grain Commission Co
East Ocourt Street
Pialers
Chicago Grain
New York
Henry Kopit Tke Dutch
Henry
Pendleton Ice & Cold Storage Co
Jay Cox
Chicago
Walla Walla, Co
Walla Walla, Wash
Bradfield
Atlanta
Byers
Pendleton Roller Mills
Paris Green
London
Brock & McComas Company Druggists
Oregon Lumber Yard
Alt Street
Oposite Court House
Launc
Winslow Bros
Jewelers
Robinson
Paradise Soda
Clark & Rees
Despain & Clark
Pendleton Planing Mills
Robert. Forster
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