Roesch under foggy limelight charged with hazing
Herbert C Roesch Pendleton midshipman at Annapolis who last year gained fame as a top rifleman faced hazing charges. Navy Secretary Winthrop called the accusation trifling and Roesch was set to receive his diploma, while a separate auction notice details a Pendleton Oregon creamery sale with a $6000 original cost and bids due with a 10 percent certified check.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert C. Roesch
Pendleton
Annapolis
Winthrop
Navy
Pendleton Creamery Plant Sealed Bid Sale
Sealed bids will be opened at 2 p m on September 6 1910 at Mark Moorhouse office in Pendleton Oregon for purchase of the Pendleton Creamery company plant furniture and fixtures including a three ton ice plant.
Notice to Creditors Pendleton Creamery Receiver
Creditors of the Pendleton Creamery company in Pendleton Oregon must certify and present all claims to Mark Moorhouse receiver at 112 E Court Street Pendleton Oregon on or before September 7 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton Creamery Company
Pendleton
Oregon
Mark Moorhouse
E. Court Street
Ling from Stanfield to conduct business today
Mr Ling arrives from Stanfield for a routine business transaction. He plans meetings with local officials and partners to finalize the matter. The schedule includes discussions on regional commerce and potential investments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ling
Stanfield
Pendleton Weather and Local Notices Mix of Licenses and Wheat
Local notes report a high of 5 degrees and a low of 46. John V Mitchell and Minnie Keen obtain a marriage license. William Blevins faces a preliminary hearing in Justice Court for alleged inducement of Mrs Bonifer to stay in Pendleton with him. Salt party disputes involve breed Indians. Fulton farmer J Taylor showcases Dale and Red Chaff wheat with yields: 35 and 82 bushels per acre respectively. Dale wheat expected strong this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Court
William Blevins
Justice of the Peace
Joe H. Parkes
Frank Bonifer
Blevins
Coyote Bill
Bonifer
Pen- Meton
J. Taylor
Fulton
Dale
Taylor
Will Enter the Ministry After Presbytery Meeting
A pro renata gathering of Pendleton Presbytery at Freewater church on August 6 dissolved the pastoral relation of Valley church with Rev. G L Washburne. B T Smith, Pendleton member and former Helix school principal, was examined and admitted as a candidate for the ministry. He plans to study at a San Francisco Presbyterian seminary after farming at Grass Valley. Attendees included ministers Washburne Harper Johnson Bleakney Cornelison Welmann and Brannin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbytery
Pendleton
Presbyterian Church
Freewater
The
Valley Church
G. L. Washburne
B. T. Smith
Smith
Helix Schools
Grass Valley
San Francisco
Theological Seminary
B. F. Harper
Eastern
Oregon
Levi Johnson
Milton
W. H. Bleakney
J. M. Cornelison
Tutullla
W. H. Welmann
Brannin
Freewater Church
Wheat price parity between Walla Walla and Pendleton brokers
Local grain representatives deny reports of higher Walla Walla wheat prices. They cite holdover wheat, F.O.B. quotes in eastern Washington, and warehouse quotes in Oregon as causing apparent gaps. No sales activity. farmers hold for advance. Club wheat quoted at 77 cents, market weaker today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walla Walla
Pendleton
Garden City
Washington
Umatilla County
New Lodge Organized Here Thursday Evening
John J. Bore state manager for eastern Oregon and eastern Washington helped organize a Modern Brotherhood of America subordinate lodge at the Eagles Woodmen hall on Court street with about 100 members. Officers installed include Peter Anderson president and Mary A. Laird secretary. The lodge meets the first and third Thursdays. Bore and district manager left for La Grande.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Bore
Oregon
Washington
Z. D. Horne
C. A. Holly
R. E. Baird
Modern Brotherhood of America
Eagles-Woodmen Hall
Court Street
Peter Anderson
Walter Mumford
Charlee BE. Myers
Mary A. Laird
David BE
la Grande
Bristol Sawmile to Build Near Catherine Creek Flume
W. Swan of Swain Hamann Lumber reports nearing right-of-way completion for a flume from Bristol mill down Catherine Creek to the Columbia River. Construction expected this fall. The mill is shut for repairs while crews lay a standard gauge railroad to access timber holdings south and west of Bristol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol, Wash
W. Swan
Swain-Hamann Lumber Company
Catherine Creek
Columbia River
Bristol
Riots Prompt Browne to Request Troops to Gray County
Atlanta, Aug 6. Race riots in Gray, Jones county, Georgia led the sheriff to urge Governor Browne to dispatch troops to the area last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Gray
Jones County
Browne
Former Pendleton Family in Trouble
A. A. Hardin and his wife from Pendleton figure in Yakima Herald reports of domestic troubles. The wife allegedly attempted to recover their child with police escort, then left with the baby for a hotel before returning home. Meanwhile officers pursued Hardin for stealing his own horses after their seizure in a debt collection, with him reportedly absconding from custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Hardin
Pendleton
Yakima
Yakima Herald
Hardin
Kelly
Les
Perry
List of uncalled letters at Pendleton post office
The following list shows letters uncalled for at the Pendleton Oregon post office for the week ended August 4 1916. J H Cummings Martha Anderson W W Atfield August Behm W Berkley Roland Blackhall Eddie Boyd Ed Bradley W S Bruning Etta Caristrome John P Carter J B Cruzan Miss Coner G Lewie Consimean Carl Crossland Walter J Davis Richard Elchenegy Harry Eb erhard Edward Evans Chas G Fisher John Frank W B Finley G J Gebhart N Ghangraty Chas Gilmore Geo Gibson Arthur Gravatt Adair Harache J C Halse B L Hammett F S Horne H S James Chas McAxis Ida McKay W W McKuhn Bob McNulty W H Nolen Anton Macrus A D Rhonimus W D Patton Mabel Sky R S Summers Chas Slump Martha FE Disney Harry Tuttle Gee Wall F Wade Lawrence Youngs Michael ae Rose I M Thompson
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Oregon
J. H. Cummings
Martha Anderson
W. W. Atfield
August Behm
W. Berkley
Roland Blackhall
Eddie Boyd
Ed Bradley
W. S. Bruning
Etta Caristrome
John P. Carter
J. B. Cruzan
Miss Coner
G. Lewie Consimean
Carl Crossland
Walter J
McAxis
Ida McKay
W. W. McKuhn
Bob McNulty
W. H. Nolen
Anton Macrus
A. D. Rhonimus
W. D. Patton
Mabel Sky
Summers
Chas Slump
Martha FE
Disney
Harry Tuttle Gee
Wall
Wade
Lawrence Youngs
Michael Ae Rose
I, M. Thompson
Justice of the Peace Joe H. Parkes heads to Meacham Sunday
Justice of the Peace Joe H. Parkes leaves Pendleton for Meacham to spend Sunday with his family at The Pines. Mayor A W Trow of Ontario passed through Pendleton today en route to Spokane and then into Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice of the Peace
Joe H. Parkes
Meacham
A. W. Trow
Ontario
Pendleton
Spokane
Canada
Without Happiness, One Should Prepare to Do Without
A reflective line urges readiness to endure absence of happiness, encouraging self-discipline and resilience. It emphasizes mental preparation and personal responsibility rather than reliance on external luck or fortune.
Echo News and Personal Notes
Special correspondence notes visits and travel among Echo residents. Mrs. F. J. Young returns from Walla Walla improved. J. D. Watson receives eleven hens and a rooster from Racine. Alex Malcolm goes to Pendleton on business. Roy Neal and wife visit from Stanfield for business. Mayor Scholl returns to Kamela to join family for summer. L. B. Wells family and Mrs. Walter Lehman go to Kamela for summer, hoping to aid Mrs. Wells health. Asa B. Thomson returns from Portland. F Kraft travels from Hermiston by motor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Echo
Aug G
J. Frank
Rethlefson
Stanfield
Alex Reid
F. J. Young
Walla Walla
J. D. Watson
Western Land & Irrigation Company
Columbia Plymouth Rocks
Racine
Wisconsin
Alex Malcolm
Pendleton
Roy Neal
Mayor Scholl
Kamela
L. B. Wells
Walter Lehman
King in Chains Sermon to Open Union Service
North Main Street churches list Bible school at 9 45 and communion at 11 with Eve ning service at fair pavilion where Rev. MacKenzie Meldrum of Athena will preach on A King in Chains. Methodist pastor N Evans leads Soul Completion theme with Union service at the fair pavilion at 8 p m. Good music and cordial welcome to all services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
North Main Street
Fair Pavilion
MacKenzie Meldrum
Athena
W. F. Taylor
Methodist Pal Church
Webb and
Johnson Streets
N. Evans
Fair Pavillion
Epworth League
Life as with coffee guiding a purist's path
A compact aphorism compares life to coffee, warning that a purist who drinks it pure should not draw it to the drega, implying restraint and careful handling of bitter or distracting additions.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Standard Grocery Co
East Court Street
Herbert Rolsch
No.21
Main Street
Wallowa Lake Park
Joseph
Ore
Wallowa Lake
Baker City
Durkee Gibbon Haines Hilgard
Huntington
North Powder
Palmer Junction
Pleasant Valley
Union
Wallowa
Berlin
Jack Webster
E. Court St
Pendleton Dye Works
East
Alta St
Newsy
Official Weather Report
John V. Mitchell
Miss Minnie Keen
NEW Lodge
Bristol Sawmile
Rightmire
P. O
Boston
Alta and
Court Sts
Murphy Bros
Harvest Home
Jos. McKean
Long Beach
Wash
Alba
Ukiah
Main St
Kryptok and
Deep Curve Lenses
Dale Rothwell
Optometrist
Wm. Hanscom
Jeweler
Pendleton Roller Mills
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