Telephone Lines Planned Across Blue Mountain Reserve
The main line will run from Granite via Sheep Camp to Grand Ronde, Fly Valley, Lehman Springs, and Camas Prairie with branches to Starkey Woodley and Camp Carson. About 100 miles of lines will be built for foresters and stockmen, with public access free. Construction funding is appropriated and work to begin as snow melts.
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Granite
Anl Fly Valley
Debman Springe
WIM
Blue Mountain Forest Reserve
Grand Ronde River
Fly Valley
Lehman Springs
Camas Prairie
Tom
Fly Valiey
Starkey
Woodley
Camp Carson
Grand Ronde
Lnes
Puble
Transmission wires along rugged main line planned
Locations of stations along the main line will be selected. Through heavy timber it will be necessary to cut away limbs and open a way for the wires in order to make the line effective and it will be a difficult task to install the system in the highest mountain ridges.
Tacoma In The League Reinstated Amid Northwest Shuffle
A Spokane special reports the Pacific Northwest Baseball League removed Bellingham for bond issues, reinstated Tacoma after surrendering its franchise, and set teams for the season as Butte Spokane Seattle Tacoma Aberdeen and Vancouver with Portland expected to join next year to make eight clubs and keep Bellingham involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Northwest Baseball League
Bellingham
Pacific Northwest Baseball League
Tacoma
Butte
Seattle
Aberdeen
Vancouver
B. Cc
Portland
Ingside
Restored lands returned to settling in Idaho county
Forester Pinchot announces restoration to settlement of 127040 acres in Koolenal county Idaho that were withdrawn for Priest River National Forest. The strip runs 60 miles along the east boundary of the reserve as lands are found occupied and cumbersome to administer. All withdrawn lands not in the permanent forest area are released and no roads north of Coeur d Alene remain under withdrawal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Setlene
Pinchot
Koolenal County
Idaho
Priest River National Forest Reserve
Priest River Forest Reserve
Coeur d'Alene City
Forester
Spokesman-Review
Coutts and Bittner Named Agents for Local Insurance Firm
Coutts and Bittner have purchased the business of T L Dunsmore and become agents for the Oregon Fire Treller association in Umatilla county. Coutts handles city business while Bittner covers outside matters. Office to be maintained at Coutts law office in the Schmidt building. The association conducts a large insurance business in the county and the new agents will manage its interests closely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coutts
Bittner
G. W. Soutte
Samuel Bitner
T. L. Dunsmore
Oregon Fire Treller Association
Umatilla County
City Busieke
Schmidt
Umatilla
Ite Iaterests
Campfire Planned by Kitarson Post April Thirteenth
Members of Kitarson Post of the G A F announce a campfire event in Milarkey Hall on Saturday afternoon April 13. Coffee and army hamtack will be served as comrades in the community are invited to attend and enjoy the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kitarson Post
Milarkey Hol
Mrs Slusher To Return Home From California Visit
Mrs W M Slusher, who has wintered in California, writes she will return to Pendleton soon. She is visiting her son Dale attending Stanford University, then will begin the trip home after a brief stay there.
Helix Receives Plan for Municipal Electric Light System
L. L. Hutchinson of Helix visited today to pay taxes and announced that Helix will soon receive a municipal electric light system. It was raining when he left Helix that morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helix
L. L. Hutchinson
Edwards files for divorce in Monroe county court
Carrie M Edwards petitions for divorce from William Edwards citing a marriage at Monroe Wisconsin on June 20 1884 and three children. Peter Led the attorney for plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie M. Edwards
William Edwards
Monroe
Wic
Peter West
Band Concert Rescheduled for 1 30 Sunday Afternoon
Pendleton and Aberdewn baseball game prompts a time shift. The band concert now starts promptly at 1 30 PM instead of 3 00 PM as previously announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Aberdewn
Public School Letters Spur Oregon Homeseekers
Public School Letter Writing Day in Umatilla county returns reveal Minnesota families seek milder climates in Oregon. Deputy county recorder F. A. Fretag of St. Cloud criticizes unsigned Pendleton pupil letters as circular and urges signatures by pupils or teachers to boost persuasiveness in attracting homeseekers.
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Sigs
Umatilla
Minnesota
Oregon
United States
Bart Oregonsin
F. A. Fretag
St. Cloud
Minn
Pendleton
West End
Choo
Umatilla County
Pretag
Fretag
Potlatch Lumber Manager Visited Pendleton
John Kendall general manager of Potlatch Lumber yards stayed in the city on business and left this morning for Spokane. During his visit he was the guest of Robert Forster of the Pendleton Planing Mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potlatch
John Kendall
Potlatch Lumber Company
Spokane
City
Mr. Kendall
Robert Forster
Pendleton Planing Mills
Pure beer and soda waters offered for home delivery
A liberal supply of beer or soda waters is advertised for homes as refreshing tonics and healthful drinks. The ad promises beverages brewed scientifically with pure water, malt, and hops and offers two dozen bottles delivered to the house for $1.00.
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Empire
Empire Tea & Crockery Co., Inc
Main and
Alta Streets
T. S. Pringle
Mgr
Winslow Bros. Jewelers
Opticians
Tallman & Co
Malin
Web
Carrier Millinery
LA Pollette
Christian Church
Momlay
Pendleton Ly. Comn Buren
Bcllingham
East Oregonian
Stetters
Old Kentucky
John Gagen
Court St
Golden Rule Hotel
Red Cross Pharmacy
Donaldson’s Red Cross Pharmacy
Main St
Boston
Sherman Clay & Co
Steinway
Knabe
Hardman
Packard
Emerson
Ludwig
Kingsberg
Exstey
Fischer
A. B. Chase
Sherman, Clay & CO
Pendleton’s
Jesse Failing
Walter
Walters’ Flour Mills
Pendleton, Oregon
Adler
L. Adler Bros. & Co
America
Max Baer
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