Ore From Susanville Mines May Be Hauled to Pendleton
Alba April 27 Farmers plowing and seeding. Charles Brooks and family plan to move to Eagle Valley. Ore from Susanville mines may be hauled to Pendleton this summer via Camas Prairie. George Olcott has moved to Pilot Rock with a dairy. Good rains boost grass growth. ranges look excellent. Stockgrowers' Association met at Ukiah. meeting well attended by Camas Prairie cattle growers. Herbert Thompson moved from Pendleton to dairying. Road supervisor crews working on deteriorated spring roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susanville
Pendleton
Alba
Charles Brooks
Eagle Valley
George Olcott
Pilot Rock
Stockgrowers' Association
Ukiah
Camas Prairie
Herbert Thompson
Walla Wallla Recovers From Speech Paralysis After Illness
Walla Wallla visited his daughter and while dining in good health suffered tongue paralysis for three days. He has fully regained his speech and hopes to be well again soon.
Tom Page Returns From Arizona Visit
Thomas P. Page, who has been with his family in Phoenix since November, returned to Pendleton this morning via Southern California. He stopped to visit friends in Orange and Santa Ana counties, spent two days with D. W. Mc Donnald and family, and saw Frank Woodruff and his wife near Phoenix. Mrs. Woodruff’s health has improved there. Page plans to dispose of Umatilla interests and move to Orange or Santa Ana counties for a quieter life, staying about a month more before returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas P. Page
Phoenix
Arizona
Pendleton
California
Orange
Santa Ana
D. W. McDonnald
Page
Frank Woodruff
Lecture at The Temple on Philippines and Filipinos
On Tuesday evening May 6 Rev W A Kert pastor of Calvary Presbyterian Portland and chaplain of the Second Oregon Regiment will open the lecture course at The Temple eight miles northwest of Pendleton. The talk will cover the Philippines with scenes from camp field and hospital and Mr Gilbert will display curios and give some souvenirs. Ten Mauser bullets will be fired from a carbine and prizes for finders. Free admission but a free will offering will be taken to buy an organ for temple services. Further information by phone Red 411.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A Kert
Calvary Presbyterian Church
Portland
Oregon Regiment
Philippines
the Temple
Pendleton
Gilbert
Wind Wrecks Warehouse At Stanton Station
A Monday wind storm toppled the roof of the Interior Warehouse Company building at Stanton station near Melix. The 150 by 650 foot warehouse roof, blown off previously, collapsed again causing about $500 in damage. Immediate repairs planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neight
Stanton Station
Melix
Interior
Pan American Show Delights Pendleton Crowd
Pendleton welcomed the Pan American shows with a packed streets parade and full tents. The Portland Oregonian praised the acts and clean conduct, highlighting Rajah the elephant, Anna and Kitty Cook, Leon’s trained elephants, and the Moratti sisters. The afternoon and evening performances offered two rings of high quality entertainment with superb riding, band music, and a lively hippodrome finale.
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Alta Street
Alta
Court House
Court Street
Court
Main
Portland Oregonian
Portland
Pendleton
Savier Streets
Rajah
Anna Cook
Kitty Cook
Leon
Morrati Alsters
la Rowe
Death of J Sterling Morton Ends Noted Public Life
Former Secretary of Agriculture J Sterling Morton died on Sunday prompting tributes. Morton, a prominent statesman and reformer, left a legacy in agriculture policy and national service. He was a longtime public figure whose death marks the end of an era in American farming leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Sterling Morton
Agriculture
Notable Visitors And Local Moves At The Echo City
Personal mentions include C. R. Leslie of Echo in town, J. W. Peringer of Adams at the Golden Rule hotel, and J. Jones a prominent Echo businessman visiting. County Commissioner T. P. Gilli land of Ukiah is in town, Norval E. Bradley and wife of Weston are registered at Hotel St. George, and Mrs. W. M. Bly with daughter of Walla Walla guests of Mrs. M. F. Kelley at the Golden Rule. Miss Anna Markham leaves for Walla Walla to visit parents and friends. Charles French, formerly mail clerk for O R N between Portland and Huntington, returns home on leave due to illness. Morrison J. Miller of Saint Louis, formerly of the St. Louis College of Pharmacy, becomes prescription clerk for F. W. Schmidt, who will open a drug store in the Association block. William McDonald resigns from Alexander's department store to travel from Portland, Me. to visit parents before taking a sales job with a Boston jewelry firm. E. D. Stillman returns from Wellsville, N Y, praising health and old connections after five years away, with a gained weight and a happy visit.
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C. R Leslie
Echo
J. W. Peringer
Adams
Golden Rule Hotel
J. Jones
Ukiah
Norval E. Bradley
Weston
Anna Markham
Walla Walla
Charles French
O. R. & N. Company
Portland
Huntington
Morrison J. Miller
St. Louis
St. Louis College of Pharmacy
F. W. Schmidt
William McDonald
Alexander's Department Store
Boston
Refused Life Policy Leads to Premium Note Verdict
In Walla Walla Justice Glassford's court a jury found for the full amount on a premium note after a life insurance application with Equitable. W. M. Fleming secured the policy and note. H. G. Kelly refused the policy, claiming agent representations were unfulfilled and a pretext for nonpayment.
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Walla Walla
Kelly
Mrs Ronney Thompson Dies After Prolonged Illness
Mrs Ronney Thompson aged 46 died of cancer at her Weston mountain home after a prolonged illness. Born in Norway she was a German Lutheran church member and left six children. An operation months earlier proved fruitless. Interment followed at Weston cemetery with grave services conducted by C. W. Hong, Methodist pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronney Thompson
Weston Mountain
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Cleaver Bros
Camas
Frank Leavitt
Wm. Dunn
Wallace
Idaho
la Grande Chronicle
Leavitt
Mexico
City of
la Grande
Atyle
Tallman & CO
Tom Page
Temple
THE
Pendleton Shoe Store
Portland Papers
Lake Forest
Chicago
Mark Morton
Morton
Nebraska City
Neb
Nebraska
Arbor Day
E. D. Stillman
Wellsville
N. Y
Union Pacific
Mr. Stillman
Plains
Jane Street
Umatilla
YATES
Umatilla County
Saving’s Bank
the Pacific
ST. Joe Store
Headquarters For Clothing
Lyons Mercantile
Carrier Millinery
M. A. Rader
the Progressive Furniture
Main and
Webb Streets
C. F. Colesworthy
East
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