Lions Organize Local Fraternal Lodge in Portland
O H Calkins of Portland organized a Fraternal Order of Lions group in this city on Monday night. The new lodge opened with strong prospects and elected officers Osborn Barkwill as past president George Phillips as president Laura Riley as vice president Edward Hemmelgarn as secretary Amy Hawett as treasurer Mae Whittlesey as chaplain Robert Campbell as sergeant at arms Alice Flanders as assistant sergeant at arms EE G Kirby M D as medical examiner W H Cady as musician.
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O. H. Calkins
Portland
Order of Lions
Osborn Barkwill
George Phillips
Laura Riley
Edward Hemmelgarn
Amy Hawett
Mae Whittlesey
Robert Campbell
Alice Flanders
EE. G Kirby
W H. Cady
Miss Effie Frazier Wins Breakers Coast Vacation
Miss Effie Jean Frazier of the Peoples Warehouse won the East Oregonian free vacation at The Breakers North Beach Washington. She is now enjoying her outing there. A large number of Eastern Oregon residents are at the seaside and more are expected this week. Frazier will provide a list of Pendleton and Umatilla county people enjoying the coast vacation season, especially at North Beach.
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Effie Jean Frazier
The
Peoples Warehouse
North Beach
Wash
Oregon
Miss Frasier
Pendleton
Umatilla County
Council Meeting Grants Campbell Show Permit and Elects Sewell
The council approved a Campbell Brothers show permit for 4 dollars main fee and 1 dollar per side show, and unanimously elected W J Sewell to fill the Fourth Ward vacancy. They discussed sidewalk work on Garfield Street, street wires encroachment, and Main Street Bridge redecking with plans to buy a 4x6 deck and lay a second floor for durability and future repairs.
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Campbell Bros
Garfield Street
W. J. Sewell
Campbell Crothers
John Keee
Jackson
Rees
Main Street Bridge
Main Street
Committee On
Jengthe
Council Hears Long-Term Uniform Plan Decision
The council discussed a plan to adopt a durable uniform worn by the lower layer during games, promising years of use. The meeting concluded with the council adjourned after the decision.
Off for Skagway Matlock to Alaska for season work
W N Matlock plans a late week trip toward Skagway to move horses to Canada and begin northern duties. It will be his twenty second Alaska voyage, now a work trip with reports promising as good as last year. Abandoned sites are still yielding, but new ventures were chosen to ensure pay dirt lasts through the season.
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Wpalatlock
Skagway
Mr. Matliock
Canada
W. N. Matlock
Remarkable child star at Shields Pack show in city
Shields Pack last night featured May and Baby Owens with a five year old child delivering a memorable sketch. The audience enjoyed Wise and Milton’s sketch, Welch songs and Bradbury illustrated numbers. Manager Nelson plans more talent, tickets drawing next Saturday. F. Mangan won a contract to build stalls for the Walla Walla County Fair at the grounds. Excavation at the city well uncovered periwinkle shells and animal bones suggesting an old creek bed once ran nearby.
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Shields
May
Baby Owens
Amlaete
Nelson Fe
Fd Mangan
Walla Walla
Athena Press
O. R. & N. Officials In City Tour
Auditor Mr Henwon with Mrs Hen son and A H Cunningham, general storekeeper of the O R and W line, are in the city on a company tour aboard a special car and will depart this evening.
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A A
Henwon
Mra. Henson
A. H. Cunningham
Ecity
Heavy land sale near Echo totalling 1320 acres
Bertha Spargur and KR BE W Spar eur and husband sold to De Witt C Brownell for 4000 dollars a large tract near Echo comprising 1320 acres with associated water rights.
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Bertha Spargur
BE. W. Spar Eur
de Witt C. Brownell
Echo
Concrete sidewalk project at Thompson and Railroad
K Laing is constructing 100 feet of concrete sidewalk in front of his residence at the corner of Thompson and Railroad streets. He is also building a stone and iron fence around his property, enhancing its appearance and value.
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K. Laing
Thompson
Railroad Streets
Numerous Athena residents in town for various visits and business
In Athena many locals including K Te Sharp Rider Ely and M Larkin were in Pendleton and nearby, with others like J Bwedahl Davit Home and Bert Tanner planning trips. Walla Walla bound figures Charles J Ferguson and George Ho Sutherland visited briefly, while Mrs N G Kirkpatrick and J W Seriber attended regional meetings.
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K. Te Sharp
Athena
Lichness
EA. Rider
Thesday
Ely
Bebo
Woo Homer
Milton Mins
Kilith Percy
Preewater
Friomide
Mice Grace Ray
Weston
Pendleton
Ron
Stanfield
Reho
Westernay
Rev W
Walla Walla
Mrs. Jacobs
Lexington
Neb
J. W. Seriber
la Grande
Board of Resents
Normal School
Professor Piper Returns from East Research Trip
Professor V. Piper of Pullman College, holder of the biology chair, has returned to his home after a short visit in this city. He recently completed a trip to the east to pursue a line of special research in his specialty.
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Professor Piper
Pullman College
V. Piper
Police Court Fines Drunk City Figure In Three Day Jail
T Trivis a member of the citys floating population faced the city court this morning for being drunk on the street. Judge Fite Gerald fined him 5 and in default sent him to the city jail for three days.
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T. Trivis
Fite Gerald
President French Returns Home From Board Meeting
AK C French president of the Normal School at Wenton left this morning after attending the executive committee meeting of the board of regents held in the city yesterday.
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AK. C. French
Wenton
Board of Regents
Inland Empire Piano House Prize Drawing Promised
The Inland Empire Piano House offers tickets for a prize drawing tied to sheet music sales. First prize is a ten dollar incentive and second prize a three dollar wrap. The drawing occurs once 150 tickets are issued.
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Inland Empire
Piano House
Mexican conscripts flee to South California seeking asylum
South California reports a wave of Mexican nationals escaping five year military service and harsh conditions in the regular army. They seek refuge amid scarce resources and uncertain futures, highlighting tensions over border mobility and labor needs in the region.
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South
California
Frank Hammond Leaves New York Life for Portland Vacation
Frank Hammond of the New York Life Insurance Company departed this morning for Portland to join Mr. Hammond. He plans a several week vacation in the valley and along the coast, enjoying the scenery and leisure time.
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Portland
Frank Hammond
The
New York Life Insurance Company
Mr. Hammond
Hotel changes in Eigin as Keeney retires
J Keeney once of Lith city who ran a hotel at Eigin for years has retired. Dan Sommer of Eigin takes charge of the house.
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J. Keeney
Lith City
Eigin
Dan Sommer
Blooded Rams Purchase Returns From San Francisco Trip
Charles Cunningham brings a carload of 85 Rambouillet rams from California to refresh his flocks. The convoy halted briefly for rest on the way north and will reach the city soon before heading to Cunningham’s ranch. Cunningham aims to infuse new blood annually to uphold his high standards. Meanwhile K Brown, cashier at Union Bank of New Holland, is missing amid suspected embezzlement or foul play.
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Charles Cunningham
San Francisco
Fiere
Chie City
Cimpingham
Cunningham
California
K. Brown
Union Bank of New Holland
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Echo Land
George Fideon
Union
PF. M. Saxten Foe
Baker City
Tendon
Regents of the Normal School
Joseph Halley
Riggglove Works
Charles J. Ferguson
Wallaa Walla
Walla Walla Union
Quan Sloper
Roseburg
B. B Hall
Sound Country
Muncipal
Washington
Hoewell
Crescent Manufacturing Company
Seattle
Mr Hoswell
President French
J. B. Keeney
Louis Wae SL
Tiicko
OWL
ST. Joe Store
W. A Clarke & Co
Court Street
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