Many Buyers at Heppner Stock Sale
W F Courtney of Walla Walla buys stock for Frye Bruhn Co Seattle and ships a car load of fat beeves from Birch Creek. He reports 15 mutton sheep buyers in Heppner stayed away last week due to high prices, while sheepmen expect prices to rise further before easing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heppner
W. F. Courtney
Walla Walla
Frye-Bruhn Company
Seattle
J. A. Guridarian
Birch Creek
Courtney
Local Notables On the Move Across States and Roads
Mine Olive Rigby fits in. Swaggart goes to Athena, Holdaway to Thunder Mountain, Floyd Anderson to Pilot Rock. Norris Dodd named pharmacist at Schmidt's. F and James deputy sheriff. Ferguson back on duty after illness. Roulatone from Adams via Seattle. Marion, Walla Walla road master, visits. Quant, Alban merchant, from Portland. L Bell visiting sister in city. Cutler, W C R engineer, in town. Stillman met Haller en route to Arizona. Loyd returns to Spokane. Bewsle and May Lockwood visit Athena. Neva Lane resumes school. Mrs Withe returns to Baker City. Boals returns to Missoula. Stubblefield ships hogs to Seattle. King family trip planned. health hoped to improve. Straus to reside at 412 West Alta. Ritner works for Senator Clark. Ritner seen in San Francisco. Ritner heading to survey for Salt Lake & Southwestern Railway Co. Sport program set with monster parade at 2 pm and events through 10 pm. Excursion train from Pendleton departs 7:30 am. round trip fare 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Il. Swaggart
Athena
Charles Holdaway
Thunder Mountain
Floyd Anderson
Pilot Rock
Norris Dodd
Iowa
F. W. Schmidt
F. F& James
Taylor
Ferguson
Tetitsch’s
J. J. Roulatone
Adams
Mr. Cutler
Walla Walla
California
A. D. Stillman
John Haller
Arizona
W. E. Loyd
Spokane
Sheppard
Bewsle
May Lockwood
Helix
Neva Lane
Mra
A. BH. Withe
Baker City
T. G. Aston
O. F. Boals
Missoula
Mont
J. E B. Bennett
L. Stubblefield
Carstons Bros
Seattle
Hogan
G. W. Hunt
Echo Ranch
R. King
Washington
Mr. King
Baumgardner circulates petition for wagon bridge near Walters mill
J. J. Baumgardner is circulating a petition to the city council requesting an appropriation to erect a wagon bridge across the river near the Walters flouring mill. If approved, the bridge will be funded from the city’s general fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Baumgardner
Walters
Walla Walla Plans May Day Event With Woodmen Group
The Walla Walla city council and the Commercial Club team up with the Woodmen of the World for a May day celebration. Local planning collaboration aims to boost civic festivities and community participation in the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walla Walla
Walla Walla City
Commercial Club
Woodmen of the World
Drunken Negro Henry Shorter Stabbing at Louvre
A stabbing affray occurred behind the Louvre at about 8 this morning. George Dixon the bootblack, reportedly drunk, attacked Henry Shorter as Shorter tried to help him to bed. Dixon struck Shorter from behind with a knife, yielding a deep two inch wound. Dixon, previously jailed for drawing a knife, was arrested. Also noted: F Pratt Harwood of Omaha married Lulu D Newport in the Methodist church on Thompson Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Shorter
Louvre
George Dixon
Dixon
Shorter
Portland
Pendleton
Iaim
Thompson Street
F. Pratt Harwood
Omaha
Misa Lulu D. Newport
Robert Warner
H. G. Newport
W. H. Babb
W. H. Boyd
Echo
Ross Newport
Harry Rogers
Thomas Sheridan
Hutter Creek
Broom
Anchor Fence Company
Minneapolis
Pendleton Bridge Steel Arrives For W, C, R Project
Steel has reached Hunt's Junction and there are seven carloads ready to be placed on the river bridge at Pendleton. Work resumes when the remaining steel arrives and when the bridge gang is ready to proceed. The finishing contractor is currently tied to O, R, & N contract work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunt's Junction
Pendleton
First Wool Consignment Awaiting Unloading at R. R. & N. Yards
Four carloads of this year's wool crop sit on the track at the R. R. and N. yards awaiting unloading for scouring mills. This is the first shipment of wool to arrive this year, totaling 60,000 pounds from the mills of J. & Guilford of Echo and the Corrigi flocks of the game district.
Joe Baseler Plans Two Story Brick Building Project
Joe Baseler, the furniture van proprietor, plans a two story brick building on a 650 foot lot north of the Columbia lodging house, recently purchased from Gus Lafontaine. Twenty five feet will extend to Cottonwood street. Central Labor Union awaits its charter as the application was sent in, with a central council meeting next Monday expecting arrival of both charters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Baseler
Joseph Baseler
Columbia Lodging House
Gus LaFontaine
Cottonwood Street
Central Labor Union
Contral Council
Bartenders
Labor Hall Proposition Considered by Socialist Club
The Socialist Club discussed a plan to build a labor hall in the city but took no action beyond referring the issue to a mass meeting. Committees from the labor clubs and city unions will coordinate the next steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Socialist Club
Lab
Charter for Bartenders Union Receives No Renewal Favor
Advices from Portland indicate favorable action by the State Bar tenders Union on the application for no renewal of the local charter. The charter is expected to arrive at any time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
State
Bartenders’ Union
Death of Jacob Kramer at 76 in county home
Jacob Kramer aged 76 died Monday after a year long illness from paralysis at his county home. The funeral is set for today at Vinson with arrangements to follow in the southern district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Kramer
Vinson
Sanitarium to Overlook City With Fifty Patient Capacity
Mrs. Leach digs a new sanitarium on Bluff and Marie streets in Pendleton. The three story frame building, 34 by 66 feet, will cost about 4000 to 5000 dollars and house 36 to 50 patients plus staff. It will feature hot air heating and a magnetic herbal treatment program.
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Sabiaa W. Leach
Bluff
Marie Streeta
Pendleton
San Jose
Cal
Portland
West
Middle West
Dayton
Wash
Moscow
Idaho
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Bes
Gregornan
Wilson
Wallowa
Oregon
East Oregonian
James Terry
Wallowa County
F. & S. Bitters
Tallman & Co
Sam’l I. Davis
Allen & Lewis, Distributors
Portland, Ore
Coopvaisht
L. Straus
Alta Street
J. W. Krause
Harry Ritner
Senator Clark
Ritner
San Francisco
Salt Lake & Southwestern Railway Co
Gulf of California
Washington & Columbia River
Main and Webb Streets
Thompson Streets
Harwood
Newport
Steel
Jseli-O
Racycle
Court Street
Acker
Francis I
Ganner
Vancouver
W. H. Hooker & Co
Buffalo
N. Y
ST. Joe
Pridge
Plendid
W.j.clarke
Silk Department
Boston
M. A. Rad
Main and Webb Undertaking
Plumbe- Court Street
Golden Rule Hotel
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