Newly Married Harp and Darr Tie at Golden Rule Parlor
Andrew J Harp and Mary Darr were married yesterday at 4 pm in the Golden Rule hotel parlor in the presence of family and friends. Rev G Le Roy Hall officiated. Mrs Harp is the daughter of Charles C Carr of Adams and a Holdman schoolteacher. Harp is a Holdman area rancher. A license was issued for the couple in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holdman Ranch
Golden Rule Hotel
Andrew J. Harp
Mary Darr
G. LeRoy Hall
the Baptist Church
Corn Cure Ad Promises Pain Free Treatment
An advertisement touts a corn cure that promises to remove corns, including roots, with no soreness when used as directed. The copy invites readers to call for the F. & &. Corn Cure, noting it is put up and sold by the sponsor.
Range Privileges In Dispute Over Wenaha And Blue Mountains Reserves
The Cunningham Sheep & Land Co faces a pivotal ruling on range privileges when a purchaser acquires rights from a former owner. Wenaha and Blue Mountains reserves are to be redivided, risking loss of summer pasture for 19,000 sheep. Local officials and stockmen hope for favorable outcome, with reallotment set for tomorrow and May 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dun-ningham Sheep & Land Company
Wenaha
Cunningham Company
Ranger Schmitz
Cunningham
Umatilla County
Blue Mountaia
Sheller
Blue Mountains
Messrs
Burgess
Keeney
Keay
Aikmen
Commercial Association
Wa‘ Walla
Pendleton
Papers From San Francisco and Oakland Tribune Fire Earthquake News
J M Bentley received April 20 and 21 issues of the San Francisco Examiner and Oakland Tribune sent by a relative in California. The Examiner features fire and earthquake coverage with official mayoral notices, while the Oakland Tribune extra reports a mint robbery where fourteen attackers were killed. Local paper shortages may limit distribution to cleaners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco Examiner
Oakland Tribune
J. M. Bentley
California
Examiner
San Francisco
Northwest grocery supply threatened by San Francisco disaster
W H Garrett, a noted travel writer, warns that the San Francisco fire and quake divert trade to Portland, greatly affecting Northwest groceries. He cites disrupted routes and shifting supplies as the primary consequence of the disaster on regional commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Portland
Chicago
Garrett
California
Eureka
Northwest
W. H. Garrett
Eureka Lodge 87th Anniversary Pounding Obedience Event
Eureka lodge No. 32 celebrates the 87th anniversary of the founding of the Odd Fellows with a musical and literary program and banquet at Odd Fellows hall. J H Lawrey chairs the program committee and will toastmaster with Past Grand R Alexander presiding. The event features vocal and instrumental performances by local residents and remarks by Hon Walter M. Pierce, among others. The banquet follows at the Main and Court streets hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka Lodge
Order of Odd Fellows
Eureka Lodge No. 32
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Main and
Court Streets
J. H. Lawrey
Lawrey
R. Alexander
J. H Lawrey
Oss
Rosie
Annie Basler
Bertha Alexander
W. H. Bleakney
Faye Bartholomew
Cence
Bernice Ruppe
Walter M. Pierce
Laura Coutta
Soldiers’ Chorus
Ch. Gounod
P. RB. Hoyas
M. A. Rader
D. W. Harrington
R. Wade
Knights of Pythias stag social and page candidates
Damon lodge No. 4 Knights of Pythias held a stag social after the regular meeting. Two candidates were raised to page rank. The kocdl session split into Hears led by Fred Schmeer and Bulls led by Roy Ritner. Whist followed with the Bulls winning. each paper was fined 26 cents. Refreshments were served. Baby clothing drive aids San Francisco relief. donations requested at the relief headquarters in the Association block on Main Street. John Nellor of Beaman, Neb., father of Rev. C H Nellor, plans a spring visit to Oregon to explore investment in Umatilla county and will seek descriptive information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Damon Lodge No. 4
Knights of Pythias
Fred Schmeer
Roy Ritner
Bears
San Francisco
Donaldson Drug Store
Association Block
Main Street
Relief Committee
Oregon
John Nellor
Beaman
Neb
C.H. Nellor
First Congregational Church
Poendlaton
Umatilla County
Nebraska
Children Dancing Class Led by Prof Bouley at Milarkey Hall
The children's dancing class led by Prof F W Bouley will hold a regular session Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock in Milarkey hall. All children wishing to join are asked to be at the hall then. The class is added weekly and will continue through spring and summer.
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F. W. Bouley
Milarkey Hall
Hendersons Seek Eye Treatment in Portland
Mr and Mrs A C Henderson of Pilot Rock left for Portland to have Mrs Hendersons eyes treated by an oculist. They have suffered months and hope several weeks of specialist care will cure. Mr Henderson will return after locating his wife.
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Portland
A. C. Henderson
Pilot Rock
Traveling correspondent Lorenz highlights county papers
Misa Lulu R. Lorens, traveling correspondent for the Karat Oregonian and Oregon Daily Journal, visits Athena and earns appreciation from The Host Oregonian. The column vows to make the department highly valuable to readers in the county. A carload of mutton sheep from Charles McHee’s Birch Creek herd will be sent to Beattie tonight via the W. and C. R. line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Lulu R. Lorens
Oregonian
Oregon Daily Journal
Athena Tda
Mids Lorenz
Charles McHee
Birch Creek
Wil
Beattie
Blanche Walsh to Appear at Fraser in Woman in the Case
Hollywood star Blanche Walsh, famed stage actress, will perform next Tuesday night May 1 at the Fraser in The Woman in the Case a Clyde Fitch melodrama. Manager Taylor secured the date after persistent effort and will feature a strong company promising the best play in Pendleton this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fraser
Blanche Walsh
Clyde Fitch
Miss Walsh
Pendleton
Taylor
Frazer
Law Is Misleading Sulit Filed In Salem To Set Aside
E. C. Bronaugh and B. C. Pelt filed suit in Salem yesterday to strike the liquor dealers amendment to the local option law from the upcoming state election ballot. They allege the ballot title misstates the bill’s purpose, rendering the amendment unconstitutional and likely barring its inclusion on the official ballot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sulit
Salem
E. C. Bronaugh
B. C. Pelt
Funeral for Joseph Hoch Set Tomorrow in City
The body of Joseph Hoch arrived by westbound train from Billings Montana and was taken to Baker Folsom's undertakers then to his home on the city’s west end. The funeral will be held tomorrow at 2 PM at the residence with Rev W L Van Nuys officiating and Eagles directing. Women are invited to a parlor meeting at Hotel Pendleton this evening where Mrs Mary C Bradford of Colorado will speak. The next night she discusses the equal suffrage amendment at Thompson Street M E church. she formerly led Colorado Federation of Women’s Clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Hoch
Billings
Mont
Baker & Folsom
W. L. van Nuys
Eagles
Hotel Pendleton
Mary C. Bradford
Colorado
Hartman Abstract executive moves into Dickson residence
James Johns of Hartman Abstract company relocated to the Dickson residence on the hill north of the city yesterday and will reside there. MK Johns has been in Minneapelie for a month and is expected to return home Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickson
James Johns
Hartman Abstract Company
MK Johns
Minneapelie
Myersons travel to Walla Walla for father’s hernia surgery
Charles W Myers and Mrs Lola Hunziker left last evening for Walla Walla to attend their father John Myers a well known farmer nine miles north of the city who was operated upon for hernia yesterday. His condition is very serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walla Walla
Charles W. Myers
Lola Hunziker
John Myers
Golden Medical Discovery Praises For Heart Ailments
An old article touts Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a remedy for valvular and other heart conditions. It cites authorities praising Golden Seal and Collinsonin for toning the heart, improving muscular strength, and aiding digestion, with testimonials of recovery and general health benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pierce
Materia Media
Asireo
Wm. Paine
Paine
Daiohana
Bani Colinsonin
Dru. Hinlo
Ellingwood
Chicago
Clatter
Pierce
Refugees From San Francisco Arrive in Portland by Trains
Three trains from San Francisco brought refugees to Portland with under 100 aboard on one leg and many destitute passengers on later runs. The city offered meals, lodging, and work, with tickets for shares and baths distributed. Women formed most arrivals. many headed to Tacoma, Spokane, or Seattle, while some stayed in Portland awaiting further support.
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San Francisco
Tacoma
Spokane
Seattle
Portland
Francisco
H. 7
Warner
Oakland
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Philosophy
Empire Tea & Crockery
Owl Tea House
G. M. Vinton
Mgr
E. Court St
Darr
Scheel-Starr
Samuel Biarr
Helix
Catherine Scheel
Hotel St. George
G. L. Hall
Tallman & Co
Conningham Sheep 2 Lawd Company
Wenahea
San Froncisco
Portlland
Winslow Brothers Jewelers
Opticians
W. G. Cole
H. OF P. Stag Soctat
Lody
Joseph Nodd
Morera
James FE. Hackett
Timatilila
Umatilla
Hackelt
Polnta
Roosevelt
Boston
Sacramento
Ogden
Luke
East Oregonian
Royal M. Sawtelle Jeweler
John F. Hill
Cecil R. Wade Pendleton
Rniture
Ontario
Burbridge & Carel
torLoan
Frank B. Clapton & Co
East Court Street
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