Donations to St Anthony Hospital from Pilot Rock Residents
Last week Mother M. Stanislaus visited Pilot Rock and with Mrs John Sylvester organized donors for the St Anthony Hospital Pendleton fund. Names listed include Sylvester, A J Smith, Carnes Bros, ROS Huelson, Exella Garlepy, Sam, J W Smith, Mrs Low Roberts, C E L Sturtevant, Mrs J S Cherry, A C Dresser, A Dp Slown, Mr Perari, E O Parker M D, Glen Cannon, Ed Burrows, L E Roy, A A Cabral, Sarah Manning, S E Lofkin, George W Done, William Glasson, CL Pewcount, Elmer Brown and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Stanislaus
Pilot Rock
John Sylvester
New St. Anthony Hospital
Pendleton
Low Roberts
C. EL Sturtevont
J. S. Cherry
A C. Dresser
A. Dp. Slown
Mr. Perari
East Birch Creek
E. O. Parker
M.D
Glen Cannon
Ed Burrows
L. E. Roy
A A. Cabral
Sarah Manning
S. E. Lofkin
George W Done
William Glasson
CL. Pewcount
Elmer Brown
Summer at Long Beach Prominent Cashier Succeeds Left
Miss Sophie Gratz departed for Long Beach yesterday with Mr and Mrs Colesworthy to spend the summer. Her position as cashier at the French Restaurant is temporarily filled by her sister Miss Annie Gritz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Beach
Sophie Gratz
Colesworthy
Annie Gritz
Music can kill mosquitos, but not music itself
A Kansas City Journal report notes that while certain music has proven lethal to some mosquito species in experiments, there is no evidence that mosquitoes can destroy or negate any kind of music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Cty Journal
Portland man joins oy on business trip and neighbors visit
A string of brief personal mentions from Pendleton records individuals and brief travels. M G Mumly of Portland visits, G Nagel of Milton stops in, Selfridge of Baker City trips through, Oliver family returns from Meacham, Mrs Grice heads to Walla Walla, and multiple others are noted traveling, visiting relatives, or staying at summer locales such as Long Beach and Bingham Springs. The item also notes legal inquiries into a theft and fake sales case involving a man previously linked to Echo and Pendleton areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M G Mumly
Portland
John Asho Hoe
Cvant
Cates
G. Nagel
Milton
Yesteray
Alex Oliver
Meacham
Grice
Puram
Anamel
Walia Walle
Bert Houffoosan
Katwelp
Juline Ao Notwon
Salem
W. E. Rueco
Walla Walla
Gare
J. Wake
Dayton
Waah
Pendieton
Yesterdyy
H. FP
Johnson
Hot Lake
Echo
CC. F. Colenworthy
Long Beach
Thomas Cox
Uils
Elgin
BF St John
Heme
Pendleton
Emma
Pearl Haileck
Monmouth
Fret Judd
Bingham Springs
Harley
Lee Cohen
Tacoma
T. Taylor
Coast Points
Administrator Appointed for Milton Estate
Matt Man grove of Afilton secured letters of administration for L. B Banks of Milton. Banks, longtime Milton resident, married shortly before the Heppner disaster and moved to Heppner, where both he and his wife drowned. Bodies brought back to Milton for burial. Mosgrova, an old friend, acted in the petition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matt Mangrove
Afilton
L. B Banks
Milton
Heppner
T Heppner
Mr. Mosgrova
Two Informations Filed Against William Webb
TY Halsey prosecuting attorney filed two informations against William Webb this afternoon in the county clerk’s office. Webb, known as Webbie, rented a rig from L White at Milton. Further details were not available in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TY. G. Halsey
William Webb
Allan H. W Stevens
Webbie
L. White
Milton
Critical Condition Of William H Gooseman In Hospital
William H Gooseman, a city resident for four or five years, lies in serious condition at the hospital. Suffering for years from a gall bladder disorder, doctors have sought relief in San Francisco and locally with limited success. He weakened recently and cannot retain nourishment. An operation is planned tomorrow to change the disease's course, but the prognosis is grim and death may come at any time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H Gooseman
Gooseman
San Francisco
May Not Be Held Lad Miller to Be Granted Leniency
Mr Hiley indicated he would allow Carl Miller the boy accused of taking money from the Telephone Stables till last week to go on good behavior. Miller is a first offender and a conviction seems doubtful. The district attorney notes the brothers’ steady, industrious sewer workmen status and prefers granting him the benefit of the doubt. A custody release order may be issued soon if he behaves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiley
Carl Miller
Miller
Wheat season ready trains move cars to wheat belt
W. and C. Kk management busy with rolling stock in preparation for the wheat season. All cars are being overhauled and hailed to the wheat belt for the season's yield transportation. No empties are hauled to this end. full cars entering the city are sent out quickly as cargo is removed.
Main Street Bridge Overhauled for Heavy Traffic
Street Commissioner J. H. Means completed an overhaul of the Main Street bridge preparing for heavy wheat wagon traffic. Braces were tightened and decking repaired, making the structure safe for loads. Redecking will be considered at the next town meeting with repairs likely ordered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Means
Main Street
Oregon Information Bureau exhibit plans announced
Dr A LeRoy, in La Grande for the bureau, reports securing a fine sugar exhibit and other products from the La Grande factory plus a fees collection from the agricultural exhibit. He also arranged one of the bureau’s largest fruit exhibits to be prepared at the cenburge farm near La Grande.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. LeRoy
Oregon Information Bureau
la Grande
Bureau
Cenburge Farm
Real Estate Sold Near Linktop Mountain
James A Martin and Mary Martin sold the south half of section 7 township 4 north range 27 east to E Robinson for 2000 dollars. The parcel contains 3220 acres near Linktop mountain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A Martin
Mary
Martin
E Robinson
Linktop Mountain
Smith denies claim of keeping teams without feed
Eugene L. Smith refutes circulating report that he kept teams in a stable for 62 hours without feed or water, calling the accusation false.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene L. Smith
Receiver to be Appointed for Perth Amboy Shipbuilding
Trenton Aug 6 A receiver will be appointed for the Perth Amboy Shipbuilding and Engineering Company upon the treasurer's application. Liabilities total 11000 and assets about 170000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Perth Amboy Shipbuilding and Engineering Company
Local clash at PMioroder butcher shop ends in court
Mr Platzoeder avoided arrest while defending his workers after a shop dispute led to a confrontation with officers. Archantantt, Weleh, Willy, and Aston faced charges. Archantantt discharged, others fined for interfering and disruptive conduct amid a chaotic scene described in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Archanbantt
Jamon Weleh
A. Be Willy
Tom Aste
Pmioroder
Geo
Archantantt
Pom Aston
Weleh
Withy
Nile
Conchelan
Recorders Office
Balleray & MeCours
Conrail
Fite
Gerald Archantault
Welch
Aston
Shields' Park Tonight Pro G ram Skit and Songs
Tonight at Shields Park a professional program features Hooley and Kelton in a new sketch The Sloppy Walker Dan McGreavy the funnyman with fresh songs and jokes Barnie and Honegger with new tricks Jessie Orr delivering new dances and songs Joseph Lee presenting new Ubitrated songs plus a stronger professional bill The Taylor family appears with songs and dances Amateur acts include Annie and Town Hasler plate duet Gaddis and Beard Windom comedy sketch Frank White Southern songs and imitations Professor Goodnight and his chicken act The amateur portion closes the show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hooley
Kelton
Dan McGreavy
Barnie and Honegger
Jessie Orr
Joseph Lee
Park
Taylor Family
Annie
Town Hasler
Gaddis and
Beard
Windom
Frank White
Professor Goodnight
Walla Walla Mayor Seeks New City Charter Extension
Mayor Gilbert Hunt in his annual message calls for a new city charter and extension of Walla Walla boundaries. He says the territorial charter is worn out and must be replaced to gain citizen approval and be ready for the next state legislature. He expects boundary expansion to add several thousand residents and strengthen the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunt
Walla Walla
Gilbert Hunt
Proposal to Expand Mayor Authority and Biennial Elections
A fragment suggesting granting the mayor broader powers and responsibility. It calls for appointing principal city officials, reducing the cost of governance by replacing annual elections with a two year cycle, and increasing government accountability. The text lacks clear attribution dates or places.
Outrageous Shot Sparks Odd Encounter in Field
Local report from Aurora describes S. E. Minor firing a gun during a hunting trip. A frightened man approached with blood on his face, but Minor offered a chew of tobacco and a calm exchange followed. The incident ends with the stranger accepting the plug and leaving the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. E. Minor
Aurora
Minor
Kansas
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Matix
St. Anthony's
Langdon & Co
Tallman & CO
W. ©. Selfridge
Baker City
J. M. Spence
Grant
Umatilla
Kunkel Implement House
J. H. Koontz
Freewater
M. J. Carney
Lapceny
Batioe
Carney
Che Man Ie
Dis
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Sup Poevesd
Heppner Fiood
H. W. Stevens
Swift
F. S. Younger & Son
William Gooseman
FR. C
Main Street Bridge
Smith
Shields’ Park
St. Louis
OWL
ST. Joe Stor
Oil Cooking Ltd
W. J. Clarke & Co
Court
Busi
Qh Chicago
Union
BIG Boston Stor
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