Deserted fragmentsless? Local notices and wheat yields in Pendleton area
The text records a jumble of local notices including sales, rentals, and business ads such as Hawley groceries and Teutech's midsummer clearance. It also details extensive Pendleton area wheat yields from several farmers, listing names, acreages, and per acre outputs, with notes on quality. It mentions H. E. Bartholomew moving to Pendleton and acquiring properties on East Webb and Garfield Street after relocating from Heppner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Bartholomew
Heppner
East Webb
Matilda Scott
Garfield Street
Mr. Bartholomew
Butter Creek
Pendleton Social Notes Sweep Through City Visitors
Personal mentions from Pendleton describe C Lonergan visiting Echo, Col J H Ralew returns from Portland, Mrs A B Cherry of Portland in the city to visit her brother R J Lister, and Louis Kan a Pendleton cigar maker seen in town. Marie Johnson leaves for Waltsburg for several days, Fornish Sister heads to La Grande to stay with grandmother Mrs J Slater, Effie McCray returns to Port hand after visiting her sister Mrs T M Call. William Estes from Walla Walla goes to Lohomis springs for a two week vacation, Mre M M Johns and Melville and Flint of Athena travel toward the coast. Robert McGee heads to Long Beach to join his daughter Miles Anni, C J Freese plans a trip to the East and the World’s Fair from Buffalo, N Y. De Jon Prents, formerly of this place, arrives from Oakland to visit and transact business, staying with his sister Mrs J H Raley. District Attorney Gilbur W Phelps of Heppner returns, with hearith of tax case set for August 18 against C Ro & N. company. J ed Kauffman ex-police chief of Walla Walla and wife spend time in Lewiston by Hotel St. George. he travels for Walla Walla packing house stake. Rev G W Risby and his daughter Mrs Laura Hales and daughter-in-law Mrs M T Rigby improve after camping at Meacham with family. Mrs P A Worthington and Miss Helen arrive with Mrs William Berefield to Pendleton to visit Mr and Mrs Frank Saling.
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C. Lonergan
J. H. Ralew
Portland
A. B. Cherry
R. J. Lister
Louis Kan
Walla
Pendleton
Marie Johnson
Waltsburg
Fornish
la Grande
J. . Slater
Effie McCray
T. M. Call
Wiliam Estes
Walla Walla
Lohmis Springs
M. M. Johns
Melville and Flint
Athena
Pendléton
Apeal
Robert McGee
Right
Long Bevel
Miles Anni
C.J. Freece
Bufalo
N. J
de Jom
C Ro & N. Company
Meacham
P. A. Worthinngton
Marshal Worthington
Helen
William Berefield
Weston
Pen- Meton
Mix
Frank Saling
W. R. Frey Returns After Narrow Escapes at Sea
Pendleton family at home after a string of accidents. W. R. Frey and wife returned from months away in British Columbia Washington and Oregon and plan to remain until after election. They endured shipwrecks on the Charles Spencer and the Sound steamer Victoria, later a launching mishap near Portland, and a ferryboat drift incident before continuing their journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
W. A. Frey
Victoria
Mire Frey
Portland
Frey
New
Disturbing the Peace Case Dismissed Against Steve Borach
The charge of disturbing the peace brought by Martin Compton accusing Steve Borach of threats and vile language was dismissed this afternoon. Borach had been occupying a house owned by Compton and allegedly broke in after a padlock was placed. a police officer was summoned and Borach was arrested. City Attorney H. Carter led the prosecution with Attorney Tarter for the defense. Justice Fite Gerald presided and warned the court about insufficient evidence. Clarence Cook, 15, died early this morning from paralysis. he was the son of Charles Cook of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Borach
Martin Compton
Compton
Borsch
Horsch
H. Carter
Tarter
Fite Gerald
Clarence Cook
Charles Cook
Tragic Fishing Death Follows Illness and Attack
A man believed recovered from mumps went swimming when parasitic attackers struck, killing him in a radially extended injury. Funeral set for 2 PM tomorrow at Aura at Rest, Rev G G W Rigby to lead services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cually
GG. W. Rigby
Chehalis the Famous Pacer Dies in Vermont at 14
Chehalis, famed pacer trained and raced by Frank Frazer of Chehalis, died in Vermont aged 14 after a storied career. Foaled in Vancouver, Washington in 1590, he carried a high rate of 2.04 percent and was owned by Jay Keach. Frazer trained him for years before selling four years ago. since then the horse reportedly did not match his earlier performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Frazier
Chehalis
West
la Ead
Vermont
Frank Frazer
Vancouver
Wash
Jay Keach
Mer Frasier
Mr. Frasier
Notice to Stone Contractors Bid for Schmidt Building Basement
Sealed proposals will be received at the office for a stone basement and concrete plord for the John Schmidt building. Bids due Wednesday at 3 pm August 10. Include a cash or certified check of $1 with each bid. forfeited if bond not entered within five days. Owner may reject any bid. Plans at architect office Judd building Pendleton Oregon. C E Troutman Architect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Schmidt
Judd Building
Pendleton
Ore
Large Acreage With Wheat Across South Cold Springs
South Cold Springs area farmer cetwrasen reports cutting 600 acres of wheat with combines. Expected yield ranges from 25 to 80 bushels per acre, with a high chance of 80. Quality is high with No 1 grades and no No 2 yet. Mr Richardson has 1600 acres in summer fallow to convert to wheat this fall. Other farmers plan larger wheat plantings this autumn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Barcain
KE. T. Wade & Son
Pendleton
L. L. Mann
George Hanna
South Cold Springs
Walter Birney
Rigby
Peodleton
Charles Campbell
Vansycle
Grant Ahrhart
Campbell
Cetwrasen
Richardson
Theo
Harvesting at Cold Springs Yields Expected Wheat Output
Lawie Hanson of South Cold Springs harvests 200 to 400 acres of wheat with Turkey Red not planted. He relies on the low value of Turkey Red and notes that the yield across varieties in Cold Springs may average around 30 bushels per acre. Local expert expectations suggest high grain quality in the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cold Springs
Lawie Hanson
South Cold Springs
Hanson
Howards to Boise vaudeville troupe departs
The three Howards known as vaudeville entertainers Pasc Pendleton and associates left last night for Boise to begin an eight week engagement at Riverside Park, following a month of acclaimed performances for local audiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Three Howards
Natore
Im Pendleton
Bolse
Riverside Park
Thief Steals 60000 From Doctor Fry’s Kansas City Home
Aug 4 report states sixty thousand and twenty dollars in cash were stolen from Dr Willan Fry’s residence overnight. The incident follows a break in as the thief entered the physician’s home. No further details on suspect or method are provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Willan Fry
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