Order of Pendo Organizes Local Lodge Here
The Order of Pendo in Pendleton now shows about 100 members. National convention set for July 14 in San Francisco with W. H. Huston elected as delegate. Local officers include Huston counselor and treasurer Zehner with Keller and Reevescalde in key posts. The group meets the second and fourth Tuesdays at LaDow hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Order of Pendo
San Francisco
W. H. Huston
T. M. Keller
Annie Egeard
William O'Brian
John Zehner
Orville Reevescalde
Mae Stanton
H. C. Cook
LaDow Hall
Sheep Healthy In Combs Canyon Man Sells Yearling Lambs
A. P. Warner of Combs Canyon reported his flock in good health with his own and neighbors' sheep in good flesh. He recently sold LW yearling lambs to Thomas Boylan for the San Francisco market and plans to drive his sheep to summer range around May 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. Warner
Combs Canyon
Thomas Boylan
San Francisco
Adams Oregon Seeks Bids on 35100 Water Bonds
The city of Adams Oregon invites bids for 35 100 water bonds maturing in 20 years with an 11 year option. The city reserves the right to reject any or all bids. J T Lievallen serves as committee chairman.
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Adams
Oregon
General Relief Committee Formed by J O O F Lodges
A general relief committee of the J O O F was organized yesterday drawing members from local lodges and the encampment. Its duties cover destitution cases beyond local lodge responsibilities. Alexander named president, Coon vice president, Howard secretary, Teutsch treasurer. Other members include Brown, Mailer Jr, Eddings, Mee Brian, Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jodges
R Alexander
BE. Coon
T. F. Howard
Ler Teutsch
George W. Brown
John Mailer Jr
L. A. Eddings
Philip Mee Brian
C. P. Davis
Dentist W W Learn Held on License Charge
Athena dentist W W Learn remains under bonds for a second trial on charges of practicing dentistry without a license. His defense centers on lacking fixed charges for services, instead relying on the generosity of clients for remuneration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Learn
Athena
Will Raise More Hay on Birch Creek Ranch
Charles Alcott of Pilot Rock, a prominent upper Birch Creek rancher, visited the city Saturday to trade. He owns 1.40 acres and plans to fence extensive land and sow wheat for hay. Grass remains short, livestock thin but improving. many Upper Birch Creek stockmen plan to break more ground and hay there. The region shifts from natural range to forage crop use following winter lessons.
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Charles Alcott
Pilot Rock
Strawberries in Fine Condition on Farmer Grossehming’s Farm
R E Grossehming of seven and a half miles southwest of the city plans a summer home and barn with three and three fourths miles of hog-tight fencing. He has 200 acres of wheat and seven acres of young fruit trees, all healthy except frost-nipped peaches. An acre of strawberries on his farm is unusually fine for this spring with no local illnesses reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Grossehming
Grossehmig
Cohen Starts New Residence on Washington Monroe
Work on the foundation for Leon Cohen's new house at the Washington and Monroe corner begins tomorrow. The frame two story building with basement measures 38 by unspecified width, includes nine rooms, baths, and a full set of closers, aiming for completion by early September at an estimated cost of about $6,000. M. Kr. Yates is the contractor.
May Day Celebration Plans Advance with Bands and Parades
The May Day executive committee reports progress arranging two bands and preliminaries. City schools will register for the public deliberation and Arbor Day parade, with the procession starting from the high school grounds. A May pole will stand on the high school campus and a dance will occur nearby. A large banner will span Main Street to advertise the day, with another committee meeting set for next Friday night.
Thoroughman Family Guests Arrive From West and Kansas
Rev A L Thoroughman and wife visit in the city as guests of Mrs H Thoroughman mother of Rev. Thoroughman, recently from Woodson county Kansas. Mrs Thoroughman Sr. heads to Lakeside Washington to live with daughter Mrs R Plumb. Another son and wife expected daily from Vancouver Washington to visit.
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A. L. Thoroughman
City
Mr. Thoroughman
H. Thoroughman
Woodson County
Kansas
Threshing Boss Prepares for 2000 Bushel Day Plant
Mr. F. Stankie of Despain Canyon is overhauling his threshing outfit for the season. His plant can handle 2000 bushels daily and operates three headers. He has 2.10 acres of the coming crop contracted. Stankie has 16 years in threshing across Missouri, Kansas, and Oregon.
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F. Stankie
Despain Canyon
Stonkie
Missouri
Kansas
Oregon
New Chop Mill at Despain Canyon Attracts Investment
Elmer Snyder of Despain Canyon has installed a tew chop and feed grinding mill powered by J. F. Stunkle’s 4 horse power traction engine. He contemplates buying a new steam threading outfit costing several thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Snyder
Despain Canyon
J. F. Stunkle
Mr. Snyder
Farm sale to Andrew Fiddler from Chicago near Redlands
Will Go to Redlands Georg Hatch of Birch Creek twelve miles south of Pilot Rock sold his farm to Andrew Fiddler a late comer from Chicago for one thousand dollars Hatch will move to California expecting to settle near Red lands.
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Redlands
Georg Hatch
Birch Creek
Pilot Rock
Andrew Fiddler
Chicago
Mr Hatch
California
Redlandes
Attorneys Appeal Case From Weston Justice Decision
Sampson vg Nelson Hailey and Lowell, attorneys for the plaintiff, have filed an appeal in the case of E Simpson versus J A Nelson. The appeal goes to the district court from the decision of Justice L S Wood of Weston.
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Sampson Vg
Nelson, Hailey & Lowell
Home on furlough of local artillery enlistee
Robert Baumegart visits friends in the city while home on furlough from the 80th battery field artillery. He enlisted at Walla Walla fourteen months ago and has been stationed at Walla Walla since enlistment.
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Robert Baumegart
80Th Battery of Field Artillery
Walla Walla
Walla Walls
Exposition committee and Women’s Clubs meet tomorrow
Tomorrow at 2 PM the Lewis and Clark Exposition committee of the Women’s Clubs will hold a meeting at the Commercial Association rooms. At 3 PM another session of the Women’s Clubs will follow at the same location. A Jersey man complains his wife valued a dog over him in a church incident noted by the Statesman.
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Commercial Association Rooms
Church
Gotham
Yonkera
Jane Roosevelt Hurt in Walla Walla Horse Incident
The two year old daughter of Dr Roosevelt was run over and badly trampled by a team driven by Fred Winkler in Walla Walla after a funeral. She lies in critical condition at Mr Stines home, with hopes of recovery despite serious injuries.
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Covery
Jane
Stine
Farmer LaHue Sees Fine Wheat At South Cold Springs
M. O. LaHue of South Cold Springs visited the city Saturday. He has 480 acres of fine wheat and reports uniform grain quality in the neighborhood. Farmers are progressing with spring work, crops and livestock are in good condition. Rural telephone lines discussed to improve communication and save time and resources.
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James Davis
Alba
City
Linn Sturgis
Weston
A. Kunkel
Athena
Judge Fee
Walla Walla
BE. H. Clark
N. P. Davis
J. B. Blanchet
Baker City
Blakeslee
Union Charlie
Marsh
Annie Rossinberg
Fulton
E. J. Dockery
C. Bo Wade
Mulconroy
O'Connoer
Portland
Clarence Penland
Spokane
Charles Carter
Rose Campbell
Charles Holdaway
Echo Homestead
W. W. Evans
Boise
E. M. Lyons
Thomas Vaughan
Dental College
Charles H. Green
San Francisco
E. H. Clark
E. J. Murphy
Hugh McArthur
Fortland
Belle Wallace
Forbes
A. B. Noble
Gal Stones
Miss Summer
Women of Woodcraft
Pendleton
John Ludeman
A. D. Thompson
Court Street
Rader
P. E. McDuff
Olympia
M. 0. LaHue
South Cold Springs
Saturiday
LaHue
LaHuve
Drive to Mountains Ranch Sheep and Cattle Move
J. and Manning and son, two miles east of Pilot Rock, prepare to drive 150 cattle and 30 horses to Wood Hollow mountain ranch in the foothills. They will fence 500 acres of range starting this week. They were in town Saturday reporting livestock in fine condition and general in the neighborhood well.
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J. & Manning and Son
Pilot Rock
Wood Hollow
Cement Foundation Begins for Matlock Building
Frank Duprat started today on the cement foundation for the new Matlock building at Garden and Court streets. He holds the contract to lay a sidewalk from the Hotel Pendleton to Court street and to Garden, though Mrs. Miller of Walla Walla, owner of the Boston Store, has not yet agreed to the plan.
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Frank Duprat
Matlock
Garden and
Court Streets
Dupirat
Pendleton
Court Street
Garden
Miller
Walla Walla
Boston
William Stine of Walla Walla Dies at 25 Years Residence
William Stine of Walla Walla died Friday in that city. The funeral was held there yesterday with many locals in attendance. He was the father of Mrs. C. E. Roosevelt and had lived in Walla Walla for 25 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Stine
Walla Walla
Stine
C. E. Roosevelt
En Route Via Automobile Arrives In Town
Dr. N. Mollitier of La Grande and Cr. W. Smith of Spokane arrived Saturday evening from Spokane by new automobile. They planned to proceed to La Grande after a brief stop in town.
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Dr. N. Mollitier
la Grande
Cr. W. Smith
Spokane
Fee Resigns From Night Police Post
PH Fee, longtime member of the night police, has resigned his commission though not his street duties. The change leaves open questions about his formal capacity and future role within city policing.
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PH. Fee
Ne Stree
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Angaviue
J. T. Lievallen
F. & S. Bitters
Tallman & CO
Capraign
A. Shoemaker
Chelsea
Indian Territory
McCormick Siding
Grimeses
Arthur Kaske
St. Joseph
BE M. Lyons
Kaske
Northwest
Mr. Lyons
General Relief Committee
Thompson Streets
Jane Roosevelt
Fee
Aries
Main Street
C.D. Boyd
Ill
ST. Joe Store
W.j.clarke
Silk
Big
Boston Stor
M. A. Rad Main and Webb Undertaking
Beck
Golden Rule Hotel
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