Sheep Dipped and Quarantine Tightened at Gulliford
Inspector Bean returns from Umatilla reporting no trace of scab on flocks. Gulliford sheep will be dipped immediately and driven to summer pastures. strict quarantine remains. Horse health improving nearby. railroad work proceeds with tie and rail replacements on Tonchet Bridge.
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Bean
Umatilla
Bax
Sheen
Gulliford
Mr Bean
Bern
Renn
Tion
Timber and railway plans spur renewed in Inland Empire
Pleated With Oregon a F Buffer arrives at The Dalles to promote timber ventures. He notes the renewal of the tree, bridge rebuilding, and new engines matching inland empire lines. Buffer aims to attract T Wilkes Co Chicago investment, citing Michigan rail reach and exhausted timber as a future opportunity despite inaccessibility without railroads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inland Empire
Oregon
A. F. Buffer
Traverse City
Mich
Dalles
Buffer
John Day Country
T. Wilkes Co
Chicago
Michigan
Passion Play to Feature High Power Calcium Lighting
The Opera house will host a Passion Play tomorrow night using high power calcium lights noted as more costly and potent than basic electricity. Pendleton Academy’s faculty banquet for the students has been postponed with no rescheduled date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera House
Pendleton Academy
City Electric Light Plant To Resume Monday Night
The damaged machinery has been repaired and shipped from Portland for the electric light plant. If no delay occurs, power will be restored by the first of the week and the city will again be lighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Golithon and Noble Wed in La Grande on Brief Wedding Tour
Thomas N. Golithon, a renowned O. R. & N. engineer, married Christine Noble of La Grande last night. The couple traveled through Pendleton today on a short wedding tour toward Portland and Seattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golithon-Noble
Thomas N. Golithon
Christine Noble
la Grande
Pendleton
Portland
Seattle
Walter Adams Says Extra Coaches Needed For May Walla Walla Trip
Walter Adams, agent for the Washington and Columbia River railway, reports high demand from people wanting to join the May first excursion to Walla Walla. He states the company will provide two additional coaches beyond the initial plan to accommodate travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Adams
Washington
Local Advertisements and Notices Roundup
A dense listing of local shops and services on Court street and nearby avenues. Mentions Hoppers Meat, Teutach's dice work, Neuman's smokers’ supplies, Delta ice cream parlors, Gratz's lunches, Campbell's street hats, Rees' cigar store, Nolf's baby carriages, and Cr attributes across Pendleton streets. Also notes a German comedy at Pendleton Academy, a Congregational ice cream lunch, a funeral, and property for sale near Washington and Jefferson streets with Milarkey building plans. Includes rentals, fare, and small business transfers.
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Homer's
Teutach’s
Neuman's
Umatilla
Delta
W. D. Fechter
Geenrine
Joel Fish
A ‘S
Lytman’s
Court Street
Haye
Castle's
L. B. Eckley
Brigeson
Gratz's
Campbell's
N. T. Conklin
el Sidelo
Rees
Nolf
Raley
Alta Street
Pendleton Boquet
Pride of
A. Rhode
Underwood
Kees
Seibert & Schulz
Phone and Bath
Pendleton
Earnhart
Jane Street
Savings Bank
Pendleton Academy
Congregational Church
Judge Lowell
Earnest Leslie Mi Jieron
Presbyterian Church
Forbes
Washington and
Jefferson Streets
Malin Street
Conrad Platzoeder
Kinert
Everett
Susanville
City merchants defer May collections to Monday
Businessmen in the city agree not to collect on the first day of May but to postpone monthly collections to Monday next. May Day, Saturday, and Sunday combined with the usual busy Saturday shift the collection day, causing the fourth of the month this year to be affected.
Will Probated for Whittemore Heirs in Probate Court
The will of James P. Whittemore was admitted to probate yesterday before Probate Judge Hartman. By its terms each daughter Nell Gertrude and Ruby receives 1. To Dorris Whittemore the son one half of.
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James P. Whittemore
Hartman
Nell
Gertrude
Ruby
Dorris Whittemore
Will distributes estate to daughters and executors
The will states all property to be held in fee simple. Eunice receives one fourth of all property of every kind. Clyde and Blanch, her sisters, inherit one fourth to be held jointly. St. Lowell is named executor of the estate.
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Eunice
Clyde
Blanch
St. Lowell
Strayed Brown Mare Near Gibbon Station Reward Offered
A brown mare with a white facial stripe and a saddle with a tethered bind is lost near Gibbon station. Henry Hill of Helix, Oregon offers a ten dollar reward for the return of the outfit.
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Gibbon Station
Henry Hill
Helix
Oregon
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Thompson's
Fyutsch
Main and
Alta Streets
Creggrvan
Adjusta
Hunziker
Castile
Spain
Koeppen
Main St
Court House
John Stone
Cal
Cottonwood Street
Henry Scales
George Mumm
Oliver Knotts
Knotts Brothers
Pilot Rock
Feehter
Milarkey
Court and
Garden Streets
Ivory Back Comics
Battenberg and
Point Lace
Boston
Robinson
Crowner Bros Telephone
Little
Baker & Folsom
Postoffice
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