Pendleton welcomes visiting traders and residents
A parade of Pendleton visitors and locals moves through the city today. J H Stone of Echo and W J Haney of Echo are in Pendleton on business. George J Bentley of Baker City visited friends from Pilot Rock, and many others, including Dr. Fred Lieuallen and J A McLeod, transit rumors of business across the region from Hermiston to Milton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Shields
Baker City
W. J. Haney
Echo
Pendleton
Will Moore
Byron Hawkes
Athena
Dick Rust
North Yakima
Wattenburger
Heppner
E. Anderson
Wallowa City
Mark Rahe
Fred Lieuallen
Pilot Rock
M. C. Marager
E. F. McQueen
Livingston
Montana
B. R. Shranklen
J. A. Haddon
J. A. McLeod
Dixie Ranch
Zoeth Houser
Butter Creek
TI. R. Laurance
C. T. Godwin
Freewater
J. F. McNaught
Hermiston
George W. Proebster
A. L. Proebster
Weston
City
J. Browne
Umatilla
Don C. Brownell
James Kyle
Columbia Land Company
Stanfield
J. Cannane
Milton
Paul Bulfinch
Charles Flush Acquitted by Jury in Robbery Case
Charles Flush, accused of aiding Sam Gaston and Joe Parr in a gunpoint robbery behind the Parr brothers near a beer saloon on last election day, was quickly acquitted by the jury as Peter Willcox failed to positively identify him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Flush
Sam Gaston
Joe Parr
Peter Willcox
Parr Brothers
Beer Saloon
Wilcox
Flash
Winds Benefit Local Wheat Crop Says Farmer
J. G. Richardson Holdman farmer visited town and reported wheat in his county section looks well. He noted recent winds helped grain by toughening it against frost, suggesting much grain might have frozen without the wind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Richardson
Holdman
Richardson
Roosevelt's Store Big Sale Draws Crowds in Boston
Roosevelt's Boston store conducts a special sale by proprietor C. BE Roosevelt. The event draws shoppers who are described as financially confident, with phenomenal sales in both shoe and general merchandise departments as clerks stay busy during the promotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
C. Be, Roosevelt
Wheat near Pendleton reports no damage
Dr. C J Smith stated this morning that the wheat north and west of Pendleton has not been damaged by the fiesta or the winds. He returned from a 14 mile car trip through the area and observed the conditions firsthand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
C. J. Smith
Whitman Conservatory Concert At Methodist Church Saturday
Indie library and civic club officers secured the Methodist church for a Saturday evening concert by the Whitman Conservatory of Music on April 24. The program will be announced later this week for a rave musical treat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indie Library
Civic Hlub
Methodist Church
Whitman Conservatory of Music
Fine Music Cancer Saturday Concert at Whitman College
Whitman college conservatory hosts a Saturday night concert with Methodiat church as venue. Prices list adults at three tenths and students at fifty nine cents. Tickets available at Pendleton Drug Co and Slors Piano House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitman College Conservatory of
More Coneirt
Methodiat Church
Pendleton Drug Co
Slors Piano House
Seave Two Marriage Diemiece
Marriage licenses have been served to Donald Stanton and Josephine Green and to Clarence M. Depew and Mery M. Pyer. All four parties are residents of Umatilla county.
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Seave
Donald Stanton
Josephine Green
Clarence M. Depew
Mery M. Pyer
Umatilla County
Helix Farmers Push for Rural Route to Pendleton
Helix farmer L Hamilton says neighbors in the Helix Adams corridor want a rural free delivery route. They seek a Pendleton area line with 100 supporters as a threshold, noting no current rural routes exist out of Pendleton and urging local postal officials to provide details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Hamilton
Helix
Hamilton
Adams
Pendleton
Here
Pilot Rock
Umatilla Central
Marty Rees
Montana Sheep Ordered Dipped by Federal Bureau
Dr S W McClure of the federal bureau of animal industry reports all Montana sheep must be dipped for ticks. The bureau issued the order and quarantine in parts of the state due to tick problems in flocks and regional advisories. The note also mentions ducks in some districts infected with a venereal disease showing ulcers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S W. McClure
Federal Bureau of Animal Industry
Montana
Bureau
Willamette Valley
McClure
Kamela Post Office Robbed of $24.77 in Noon Heist
A bold thief broke a window at Kamela post office and took $24.77 from the till between noon and 1 pm while money order blanks remained untouched. Postmaster Nestor Senmar found the break in on his return from Junea and noted the intruder could not escape through the same opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kamela
Uncle Sam
la Grande
Nestor Senmar
Junea
East End Expected to Have Fair Crop Despite Frost
County fruit inspector 8 J Campbell reports frost damage in the east end but projects a fair fruit crop overall. The lower Freewater Milton area suffered most with prunes hit hardest. Strawberries and cherries were damaged and cherries in the lower country were nearly destroyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Campbell
Campbell
Freewater-Milton
Bell Boy shines at Oregon with Johnnie Galvin
The Bell Boy star comedian Johnnie Galvin played to a fair size crowd at the Oregon last night. Compared with other performances here for the same prices the show is an exceptionally good effort, with redeeming features and some flaws. A standout was a male dancing stunt that was exceptionally clever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnnie Galvin
Oregon
Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters Proclaimed American Home Remedy
The ad touts Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters as a great American home remedy with increasing popularity. It claims benefits for poor appetite congested tongue constipation and conditions like dyspepsia indigestion headaches heartburn and malaria. Readers are urged to ensure the genuine product with the private stamp on the bottle neck.
Flour price surge hits Baker City loaves
The Pattens corner wheat story mirrors a national rise as Baker City rates flour up 25 to 5 cents per sack. Bakers face higher costs with bread loaf sizes likely to shrink. officials debate where bakers will shoulder the burden amid the costly staple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pattens Corner
Baker City
Herald
Hearing Set on Last Will Validity for J W Young Estate
On June 1 the hearing before County Judge Gilliland will determine the validity of the last will for the estate of J W Young. Attorneys agreed yesterday afternoon to the date after final discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Will
Gilliland
J. W. Young
Local firm to build Helix Bank reinforced structure
Gibson and Cole, local contractors, have won the contract to construct a new reinforced concrete building for the Bank of Helix on the site of the old structure. The project will update the town’s commercial center with a modern bank facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HELIX
Gibson & Cole
Bank of Helix
Contractor Sam Hastings Awarded Local Work
The contract for the project has been let to Sam Hastings of this city, with plans to move the latter to another situation as part of the ongoing work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Hastings
Stenographers Change at Lowell & Winter Office
Mise Hazel Hamblen, stenographer in the Lowell and Winter law office, is confined to her Garfield street home today by illness. Her place is filled by Mise Mabel Whitman, previously a stenographer in the office, who had to leave her studies at the University of Oregon due to illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Hazel Hamblen
Lowell & Winter
Garfield Street
Mise Mabel Whitman
University of Oregon
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Standard Grocery Co
J. H. Stone
John P. McManus
ER. P. Croarkin
Echo Real Estate
J. K. Shotwell
High Street
J. M. Hayes
The
Oregon Fire Relief Association
William Connoly
West
Antone Nolte
Pasco
H. H. Hawley
Joule Danner
Billings
Mont
J. E. Montgomery
Puget Sound Warehouse Company
John Hale
Brownaville
Claude Hale
American National Bank
Leonard Nichols
Walter Adams
Florence Adams
Pitot Rock
Birch Creek
B. T. Wade
Renal Estate
John Day Country
George McDonald
Washington
Sam Miller
Milton Fruit Growers’ Union
Welles
Tallman & Co
Roosevelt
Pendeton
East End
Flour
Max Baer
Adler
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