National Grange session set for Portland in November
B F Dillingham of Honolulu failed with assets totaling 2 051 590 and liabilities 121 880 more than assets. National Grange meets in Portland on November 7 with an estimated 2.4 delegates. France abandons colonial dreams to focus on development. A Camden N J mountain lion killed three watchdogs before capture. Santa Fe railroad to create a timber and forestry department led by EO Fawkner for large scale development. Schwab could not specify the cost of steel rails in a New York lawsuit. Alaska to receive 24 oil drilling outfits with extensive casing materials this spring. Standard Company to employ 300 men at prospecting in its theater project in Philadelphia. A panic erupted after a woman screamed during a money-related incident. no serious injuries. Harrison held 60 shares in a car heating and lighting company under an agreement he would not oppose the company in litigation. shares now worth 132 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Dillingham
Honolulu
National Grange
Portland, Or
France
Oregon
Camden
N. J
Santa Fe Railroad
EO Fawkner
Schwab
United States Breel Corporation
Alaska
Standardd Company
Standard
Philadelphia
New York
Harrison
Pacific Northwest News Highlights From Pacific Northwest Region
Pulouwe Washington plans a brick and tile factory. Fernie British Columbia suffered a major fire destroying most of the Crow’s Neat Pass district. The North Yakima Catholic church will be dedicated May 22 with Bishop O Day officiating. Five placer mines are profitable near Denny erek southeast of Sumpter. Ed Chiles of Grants Pass faces penitentiary for stabbing Policeman John Patrick February 7. Government will investigate mismanagement charges against Chemawa Indian School Superintendent Potter. Frank Gotch dominates North America in wrestling but Dan McLeod travels west to arrange a match. Robbers who held up a Southern Pacific Express near Redding killed Messenger O’Neill March 21 and are believed to be in Redding. Coulter family near Vancouver B C returns from funeral to find embalmed fluid killed a brother on the kitchen floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pulouwe
Fernie
B.C
Crow's Neat Pass
North Yakima
O'Day
Denny Erek
Sumpter
Ed Chiles
John Patrick
Athena News Roundup From Idaho and Crook County
Athena April 29 report notes James Anderson returning to Athena from Brooklyn with Hendersons. Charley McFarland’s sheep crew in Echo area. Heavy rain and water in warehouses. Mrs Curtis returns from Crook County along with Mrs Baniater. Claude Estee accepts waiter job in Pendleton. East visitors James Woodruff’s relatives arrive after 14 years. Alberta trip by Ferguson and KL Rothrae. School district funding short and Wee forks schools to close after eight months. Charley Russell recovering from operation. Health improving for William Willaby. Miss Oblative Proebatel, wintering in New Mexico for health, to return early June greatly improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athena
James Anderson
Brooklyn
N. Y
J. Po King
Walla Walla
Ho HS Curtis
Crook County
Ferguson
Rothrae
Alberta Theil
Venarinia
Wee Fon
Selina
Charley Russell
William Willaby
New Mexico
Proebatel
Craig to Remain Passenger Dept Head in Oregon
L Craig will remain in charge of the passenger department with general passenger agent duties. The announcement in Portland papers says he will supervise the passenger departments of the RK and NP companies. Pendleton and Umatilla County residents express gratitude and pride in Craig staying in Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Pendleton
Umatilla County
Portland
A. le Craig Jo
RK & N. Company
Southern Pacific Oregon Hines
Craig
Hotel Arrival at The Pendleton Draws Notables
A long hotel arrival list at The Pendleton includes numerous guests and their cities such as Ben Mitchell of Portland EB Beeks of Seattle C A Barrett of Athens F C Fridel of Seattle Frank Lee 8 R Jugies of Kansas City Fred Metzler of Chicago A F Van Care of Philadelphia H Shuck of Kansas City John Nissen of Portland J Spratt of Fort Wayne and many more from cities like Spokane Meacham Colfax and Walla Walla The compiled roster names guests and accompanying families or companions from diverse regions in a typical directory fashion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Mitchell
Portland
EB. Beeks
Seattle
C. A. Barrett
Athens
F.C. Fridel
F. Walte
San Francisco
Frank Lee
R. Jugies
Kansas City
Fred Metzler
Chicas
A. F. van Care
Philadelphia
H. Shuck
John Nissen
J. Spratt
Fort Wayne
G. W. Phelps
Heppner
D. Shults
Spokane
Theo. Roehn
John
St Lois
J. F Graham
J. E. Reardon
Clyde George Reardon
Clyde Gus
Stablur
J. A. Allison
F. J. Gardner
H. H. Heas
New York
A. L. Palmer
J. PO Zonne
Chicago
A. L. Fitch
Omaha
G. Haines
A. J. Leland
Ll. A. Gray
Frank Salting
Weston
Ivan C. Anderson
RK. B. Wilson
E. Hoger
H. & Young
Tacoma
C. E. Robinson
D. Morris
H. Cornwell
Matille
H. Walker
Helix
J. F Barler
Vd. Lewis
the Bickers
R. Nixon
Walla Walla
Cog
Parker
Latta
Colorado Springs
Mrs
R. RK. Latta
J. Howidle
New Sharon
Frank Gilliam
Stanley
Telkoa
L Apple
Minneapolis
L. Apple
A. G. Humphrey
Ed Malone
Pomeroy
Leona Hickman
Eligabeth Bambart
W. O H. Durham and Family
Abnen
J. R. Hagerson
Cleveland
J. Gilleeland
Tipton
Appearing Old Bar to Profitable Employment
Vintage advertisement urges readers to avoid aging hair loss by using Newbro’s Herpicide for dandruff and thinning hair. It claims dandruff harbors a germ causing baldness and promotes the product as an effective cure and hair dressing. Special agents and Detroit and Bendie distribution are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newbro
Bendie
Jstampe
Herpleide Co
Detroit
Mick
F. W. Schmidt
Leesville man praises New Discovery for consumption
In Leesville Indiana W H Brown credits Dr Kings New Discovery with relief from asthma and a complete cure after suffering agonies. The advertisement touts cures for consumption pneumonia bronchitis and grip with prices 60 cents and 1 dollar and a trial bottle offered by Tullman Co. druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leesville
Ind
W. H. Brown
King
Tullman & Co
Three Krentz siblings marry at same church ceremony
In Minneapolis three daughters and a son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Krentz wed simultaneously in the same church and by the same priest. Four brothers served as best men, with three brothers-in-law. Maids of honor and flower girls were sisters or cousins of the brides. Rewards and medical notices are included in the era items, alongside a coroner's inquiry into the death of Lizzie Gordon near Portland and a note about Pure Weinoord's beer at The Mint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Krentz
Minneapolis
Game Church
Sale of dress shirts and fabrics at reduced prices
A local sale lists men's black or brown Hoge shirts, dress shirts for men and boys in several styles, and assorted fabrics including muslin calico gingham percale and dress goods. Prices marked per yard and in lots, with goods such as Jap Silk and white India linen, all at unusually good values kept until Saturday April 20th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uiutt Ac
Batiste Dreas
Notice to Breen Alton B at Prazier's tar mile south endeed Dutch Henry feed yard
Notice to Breen Alton B at Prazier's tar mile south endeed Dutch Henry feed yard. Alton B le full Wrother ep husis, 2:0414, sire Altamont Tecora by M. Clay, di id $20 to Insure, Sullivan, purebred Clyde, ng about 1,800 pounds. Tera to insure, $10 for season. For further particulars, Frank Frazier or Thomas Pendleton, Or,
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alton
Prazier’s
Tar Mile
City
Dutch Henry Feed
Alton B
Sullivan
Clyde
Frank Frazier
Thomas Pendleton
Reform era ticket list and offices in East Oregonian
The Republican ticket details a slate of officials across offices including Supreme Judge, Food and Dairy Commissioner, Prosecuting Attorney, Joint Representative, Congressman, Representatives, County Judge, County Clerk, Sheriff, Treasurer, Recorder, Assessor, Commissioner, School Superintendent, Coroner, Surveyor, Justice of the Peace, and Constable. Names listed include Joss Jeffrey, T. H. Crawford, Sorith utelet, W. D. Chastain, William Blakeley, Mayberry, C. C. Berkeley, S. Gi. Lightfoot, W. H. Fowler, Dr. T. M. Henderson, John M. Bentley, Frank Saling, Horace Walker, Frank K. Wells, Dr. A. W. Botkin, and others, with East Oregonian price noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Hartman Sherit
T. Bh. Taylor
I. E. Cherry
C. P. Strain
Willian Lop
W. D. Chastain
William Blakeley
Mayberry
C. C. Berkeley
S. Gi. Lightfoot
W. H. Fowler
T. M. Henderet
Bimel
John M. Bentley
Republican
V. Hampton
J. N. Hartow
H. Gore
James A. Fee
Justice F. A Moore
J. W. Halley
G. W. Phelps
W. G.oole
J. N. Williamson
John J. Balleray
Henry Adams
Henry J. Reap
Frank Saling
Co. A. Barrett
E. J. Sommerwil
W. H. Folsom
Ww. T. Rigby
Horace Walker
Frank K- Welles
A. W. Botkin
Surveyor IV
Kimbrell
Pendlebe
Thomas Fite Gerald
Fr. W. Barn
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Lesa Tea
General News
Pacific Northwest News
Coulter
Vancouver
B. C
Cite Property
E. T. Wade & Son
Idaho
Echo
Aberdeen
L. Craig
The
Catareh
Hall
Toledo
Mim
Liazle Gordon
Southern Pacific
Ras
Weinoord's
Union Auite
Witiwlin Niehtener
Moen
Ari
Royal Tailors OF Chicago
Winona
Neagle Bros
Stover
Water Street
Pendleton Roller Mills
W. S. Byers
Breen
Thomas
M. Douglas
Joss Jeffrey
T. H H. Crawford
J. Ho Sorith
Utelet
Congress
Atrial Simmons
Umatley Murrow
J. H. Raley
Moro Umatilla
F. B. Holbrook
Dally East Oregonian
Liquozone
Madam Deitz
Madam Deitx
Madam Delis
Clites
Madam Deltz
Tod
Arlington Rooming House
Walters’ Flouring Mills
Pai
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