Poaching Charge Hits Three Men in Deer Kill
Fay Le Graw Sam Paumbrun and Frank Grasty are under arrest for killing 16 deer out of season on the North Fork of Meacham. Maximum penalties include 3600 fine and 12 days imprisonment. Deputy game warden F Turner and District Attorney Phelps led the case. they face arraignment before Judge Ellis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Fork of
Meacham
Fay le Graw
Sam Paumbrun
Frank Grasty
Ellis
F. Turner
Phelps
Art
Your Prescription Privilege In Our Drugstore Service Promise
The doctor’s prescription is yours to fill anywhere. Bring it to us for an ear perfect service with pure drugs, aiming to match any price and earning your trust through helpful care and steady references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ncs
Talk-o phone offer and Zonophone records discount
Notice urges buyers to skip local charges by ordering Zonophone 10 inch records at home. It promotes a catalog of Zonophone records priced at 50c each and warns against paying 60c or higher locally. Emphasizes savings on transport from Spokane and avoiding graft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peerles Talking Machine Co
Spokane
Deer slaughters near Meacham Creek lead to indictments
Warden Turner and state game officials indicted men for slaughtering 16 deer on the north fork of Meacham Creek three miles from North Fork station on January 15. Witnesses John and Harvey Adams testified they were camping nearby. Indictments await Judge Ellis, with penalties from 25 to 500 dollars, 20 to 120 days imprisonment, or both.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Fork
Meacham Creek
North Fork Station
Turner
J. W. Baker
Wilson
First National Bank of Athens
Paumbrun
Athena
Bingham Station
Grasty
Bingham Springs Station
Dying Morrison Athey of University Park
Morrison Athey longtime Oregon figure dies at University Park Oregon Daily Journal notes he was the third white child born in Oregon born September 1844 in Linn county near Oregon City he attended the sovereign grand lodge at Baltimore in 1882 and served nine years as a state grand judge his widow Mrs Coovert and three sons survive him a welsh dental department representative and past grand patriarch of the Odd Fellows lodge is remembered for his public and professional contributions
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Athey
Portland
Oregon
Dem
Morrison Athey
University Park
Oregon Daily Journal
Oregon City
Whitman
Welch Dental Department
Odd Fellows’ Lodge
Sovereign Grand Lodge
Baltimore
Returned From Klamath Dr J A Best Returns Home
Dr J A Best, who traveled to Klamath county four weeks ago to attend to real estate interests, has returned greatly pleased with the prospects there. He prepared Nile land for crops this season and enjoyed an excellent outing while away. Land values are rising rapidly and he anticipates a large settlement as the Klamath Irrigation project draws capital from across the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klamath
J. A. Best
Intereeta
Klamath County
United States
Vifty Homeseekers Transferred to Washington Division
Fifty homeseekers moved from the main line of the railroad to the Washington division last night. The transfer took place as trains operated through the system and workers noted the change in division alignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Northwest Eagle paper to serve Eagles in Oregon
A new monthly publication named The Northwest Eagle will debut April 2 as the official organ of the Eagles in Oregon with intents to cover Idaho and Washington. I T Hinkle is editor and manager. Frank Salling presides, with officers and a three man board of directors elected. The paper will avoid editorials on politics but will sell ad space and seek official lodge status at the Northwest Eagles convention in May or June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest Eagle
Nhume
Order of Eagles
Oregon
Idaho
Washington
I. T. Hinkle
Frank Salling
Frank Hara
J. P. Sullivan
Anton Nolte
J. T. Hinkle
Roy Eitner
W. G. Bogart
Hinkle
The
Order
Eagles
Warde Guests with Pendleton Elks in Social Session
Frederick Warde was guest of Pendleton Elks judge at a social session last evening. Exalted Ruler Ferguson presided during the meeting. Warde praised the order noting growth from 14 lodges to hundreds of thousands and recalled entertainments in Honolulu and Iloilo. Local members Ellis FitzGerald Ferguson Lawrey spoke brief words before refreshments and singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Warde
Pendleton
Acros
Pacific
Warde
Honolulu
Lo Flo
Philippine Islands
Judge Ellis
FitzGerald
C. J. Ferguson
J. H. Lawrey
Will Build A Chapel In West End City
Congregationalists plan to erect a place of worship on a Webb and Chestnut Streets corner site after purchasing the property. Rev H N Smith, Oregon state superintendent of Congregational Sunday school work, met with Rev C H Neller and family, in Pendleton to arrange the project. A separate note describes a Southern Pacific oil-transport car unloaded in the RR & N yards, eight by six feet, 12 638 gallon capacity, with warnings and brake limits to prevent sparks and explosions during crude oil hauls along the Pacific coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. N. Smith
Oregon
Webb and
Chestnut’ Streets
Southern Pacific
Pendleton
Wyrth
California
Pacific Coast
Pendleton Printery Sold to Jack Huston
Notice states Pendleton Printery sold to Jack Huston who will continue the business. All accounts up to April 1 due immediately. Huston, a former government printer in the Philippines, guarantees courteous service. Also notes a dancing club’s first season under Prof Bouley at Milarkey hall, with beginner and children’s classes announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Jack Huston
Huston
Government
Philippines
Fred G. Otter
F. W. Bouley
Milarkey Hall
Will Play Wallula Tomorrow on Alta Sewer Grounds
The P. H. 8. Maroons meet Wallula tomorrow at 2 30 P M on Alta Street grounds. Wallula is said to have a fast lineup, mostly railroad boys, but manager Slater is confident. Dick Dickson and Jodo Strand will share pitching duties with a lineup featuring Dickson Bollerman Gilbert Strand Leonard Swaggart Means Hoover Spellmeyer Subs Johns Keenan and A Means.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. H
Maroons
Wallula
Alta Street
Slater
Dickie Dickson
Columbia
Dickson
Bollerman
Gilbert
Strand
Leonard
Swaggart
Means
Hoover
Entcher
Spellmeyer
Subs
Johns
Keenan
A. Means
New Line Across Oregon Idaho and Montana Railway Company
The San Francisco Idaho and Montana Railway Company filed articles of incorporation in Idaho yesterday. It plans a standard gauge steam line from San Francisco north through Colorado Nevada Oregon Idaho to Butte Montana about 1000 miles, with a branch from Mason Valley Nevada to Winnemucca Nevada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho and Montana Railway Company
Butte
Mont
Boise
Idaho
Mason Valley
Nev
Winnemucca
Warde Did Not Appear At Frederick Warde Recital
Due to low turnout at the Frederick Warde recital at the Frazer last night the performer did not appear. Frazer manager Taylor offered refunds to the audience. Warde gave a strong daytime lecture and Shakespeare recital yesterday, and planned a Julius Caesar talk for the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warde
East Oregonian notes land inquiry and settlement drive
Letter from Robert Pool of Pulas Va asks about land prices and locating in Mmatilla county. He may settle in the area after learning of Uma lle county via the East Oregonian. Readers urged to mail papers to friends in the east to aid western settlement. Mrs. C. B. Lyman receives a 460 piano certificate from Ellers Piano House for word puzzle success. F. E. Goodman, former cigar store owner, now Pullman conductor on the Portland Green River run, will reside in Portland with his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
East Oregonian
Robert Pool
Pulas'i
Mmatilla
Umalle County
Mra
C. B. Lyman
South Thompson Street
Ellers Piano House
Portland
Mrs. Lyman
Eilers
F. E. Goodman
Portland-Green River Run
Chafing Dish Lesson At Parish House Tonight
A domestic actence demonstration at the parish house tonight will cover chafing dishes. A 50 cent lesson fee applies to those without season tickets, while season ticket holders incur no extra charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pariah House
Reception for New Congregational Pastor at Church
A public reception will be held for Rev. C. H. Netlor and his family at the Congregational church from 5 to 11 this evening. The new pastor and his family reside in the parsonage and the event welcomes both church members and the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Netlor
Congregational Church
Netlor
Well Pleased With Spokane
John Schroeder writes from Spokane that after selling his wheat farm in the county he is well pleased with the move. Clarence Adams quits Pendleton Drug Company, selling his interest. George C. Hines elected to his board seat. A son weighing 10 pounds was born to Mr. and Mrs. John Temple Jr at their Stage Gulch home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
John Schroeder
The
East Oregonian
Clarence Adams
Pendleton Drug Company
Stage Gulch
John Temple, Jr
Stomachs Backed by Hosteller’s Bitters for 52 Years
A vintage sales blurb touts Hosteller’s Stomach Bitters as a trusted family remedy with 52 years of proven merit and urges readers to change today and buy a bottle.
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters Ad Claim
An advertisement touts Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a cure all for poor appetite spring fever headaches impure blood dyspepsia colds grippe or malarial fever. It mentions a private stamp over the neck as a feature of the product.
Milon to Walla Walla road to be macadamized
A proposed eight mile route from the Milton line to the state line will be macadamized and extended by Wallaa Walla county to Walla Walla. Estimated cost for Umatilla county is 12000. Jointly mapped by Umatilla and Walla Walla commissioners. Fortnight Club organized in Milton with officers and a large membership. Answers filed for 76 Milton water cases with trial expected in about a month before a referee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton
State Line
Wallaa Walla County
Walla Walla
Umatilla County
Umatilla
Oregon
J. Cannane
J. L. Slover
Leno Coe
Jennie Dykes
Peterson & Peterson
Milton Water
R. and N. Officials Visit Walla Walla on Freight Plan
Robert Burns general agent of the Co. R. and N. at Walla Walla and E. B. Coman assistant general agent with headquarters in Portland left this morning after a brief visit here in the interest of their departments. They praised the new freight transfer arrangement in this city by which all shipments are hurried to their destinations without delay. The system is now well under way and works well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Burns
Walla Walla
E. B. Coman
Portland
Lambing Season Boosts J B E Smith Herds in County
Hay 5000 Lamba J BE Smith of J E Smith Live stock company visits the city and praises the excellent weather. Sheepmen enjoy lambing season with over 6000 lambs in the Smith herds, now general across the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. BE. Smith
J. E. Smith Livestock Company
Newherry Moves Office to Smith Crawl Building
Attorney S A Newherry has moved his office from the old Association block to a room in the Smith Craw l for a building.
Also Mentioned on This Page
OWL Tea
Tallman & Co
Winslow Brothers Lns
Jetoffice
Mock
Commercial National Bank
Northwestern States
Will
Alta Sewer
Pullman
Milton-Walla Walla
Boston
the Mans Costume Store
Royal M. Sawtelle
H. IL. Hasbrouck
Royal M. Sawtelle Jeweler
Pendleton Steam Laundry
Fishman & Peters
Baker & Folsom
Frank
B. CLOPTON @ CO
East Court Street
Ontario
Burbridge & Carel
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!