Musical Society Meeting at Congregational Church
The musical society will meet at the Congregational church Tuesday evening. All singers of the city are urged to be present promptly. G. M. Mosher, W. A. Crane, C. G. A. Bill. Prayer meeting moved to Thursday evening at o'clock instead of Wednesday. All invited. T. R. Egerton, pastor. There are nearly 18 000 native born Missourians living in Oregon.
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Knights
Hollot
Arthur
Caerleon
Pelleas
King
Round Table
Earth
Oregon
Pendleton High Defeats Walla Walla In Track Meet
Pendleton high school defeated Walla Walla 78 to 40 in a Saturday track and field meet. Jay led Pendleton with 20 points, Crocker of Walla Walla scored 14, winning the 100 yard dash and multiple events. Event winners include Crocker in the 100 yard dash and 220 hurdles, with Jane Jay among top placers as well.
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Jay
Crocker
Walla Walla
Croker
A Krecord
Pendleton High School
Walla Walla High School
Pendleton
Jay. Tor P. H
Leezer
Marion
Pierce
Leever
Wills
Strand
Howard
Waldron
Harvey
Warner
Scott
Cookery
Milne
Bollerman
Willa
Alfalfa Seed Fattening Proves Rich Test for Steers
Judge J G Thomas of Walla Walla reports a dry land alfalfa field seeded with corn following. After two alfalfa crops and seed, steers fed the ripe seed fattened well. He plowed a 9 rood tract eight inches deep and harrowed, planted corn late May, harvested 60 bushels per acre, shredded stalks, and mixed fodder with ground feed for the steers.
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J. G. Thomas
Walla Walla
Train through town differs from No 1 after Wyoming tunnel accident
A westbound passenger train passed this morning but was not No. 1 due to a tunnel accident in Wyoming. The passing train was assembled at Pocatello and carried no eastern mail.
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Wyoming
Pocatello
Osborne Long wedding in Pendleton at 624 Johnson Street
Mike Lottle and Charlotte Osborne wed April 22 at the bride’s parents home in Pendleton. Rev T R Egerton officiated. Mr and Mrs Long will reside in Pendleton.
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Mike Lottle
Charlotte Osborne
Kyle Long
Pendleton
Johnson Street
Rev
T. R. Egerton
Mew Long
Judge Ellis Heads to Heppner for May Circuit Court Docket
Judge W. BR Ellis left this morning for Heppner to arrange the docket for the May term of circuit court for Morrow county. The term convenes at Heppner on May 15.
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Ellis
Heppner
W. BR. Eliis
Morrow County
Presbyterian Egg Rolling Party Delights Local Children
Saturday afternoon a Sunday school egg rolling party by Presbyterian church teachers delighted about 40 boys and girls. The eggs were hidden on the river hill during forenoon and found by the children in sage brush in the afternoon. Six classes participated under the guidance of Mrs. W L Van Nuys, Miss Ada Brown, Miss Maude Crawford and Mrs. Fred Lockley.
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Presbyterian Church
W. L. van Nuys
Ada Brown
Maude Crawford
Fred Lockley
Dairy venture to start on scientific dairy principles
T G Hailey buys a butter fat tester and milk scales and plans a large dairy on Wild Horse creek farm in Umatilla county. Butter fat to be sent to Blue Mountain creamery. Creamery company has issued several cream separators, signaling farmer interest. A Union county cow yields up to 10 dollars monthly in butter fat per head.
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T. G. Hailey
Umatilla County
Wild Horse Creek
Blue Mountain
Creainery Company
Union County
Brown widow plans permanent move after Topeka visit
Mrs C F Brown widow of the late Conductor Brown returns from Topeka Kansas where she disposed of property and intends to move there permanently. Lincoln and Douglas counties will maintain a joint exhibit at the Lew and Clark with each contributing 2500. other Washington counties are taking steps in the same direction.
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Topeka
C. F. Brown
Conductor Brown
Kan
Lincolln
Dowsglaw
Lew and Clark
Washington
Knights Templar Attend Master Services in La Grande
Members of the La Grande and Baker City commanderies of the Knights Templar who attended Master services here yesterday returned to their homes last evening.
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Knights Templar
Metmin
la Grande
Baker City
Indians Charged In Police Court For Drunkenness
In police court this morning four Indians were charged with drunkenness and fined five dollars each. Bail pending the hearing and motion for a new trial for Mrs Canste Chadwick is refused. She states she can give sixty two thousand dollars bail at any time.
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Canste Chadwick
Lost Appetite and Sleep Restored by Stomach Bitters
An old advertisement touts Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a remedy for indigestion dyspepsia satiety and female complaints. It promises rapid recovery after a poor night’s sleep by strengthening digestion purifying the blood and inducing sound sleep, noting widespread use over 50 years.
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Mother's Pride
OWL Tea
Aliee E. Gandy
R. W. Gandy
J. B. Herr
Township
Range
BE. W. M
John Weldert
F. G. Naylor
First National Bank of Athena
E. W. M.consideration
H. BE. Storey
Mary J. Powers
Weston
Tallman @ Co
G. M. Mosher, W. A. Crane, CG. A. Bill
Pendleton Boys
Matlock
Nelson
Hays
Preenee
Alexander
Abe
Lieuallen Wal Saunders
Sewua Deuae
Bebees LaBrasche
Ule Ead Eveay
A. Nordean
Eee Lee
McBride
Baker W. Nordean
Eae Clarke
Verene
Balla
Cartano
Roy Ritner
Thomas
Osborne Long
Hostetter
Brent
Arareeel
Mo. F
Wes
Roosevelt.’I
Roosevelt
Goodman-Thompson Co
Pendleton Roller Mills
Byers
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