Pendleton News Notes and Local Updates
Pendleton notes report residents J. M. Oliver and F. P. M. Oliver at home on Porkine avenue after illness. Charles Dudley of the Golden Rule recovering postappendix operation at St Anthony's hospital. Weather forecast predicts generally fair, normal temps coast to plateau. Re-entry in real estate by N. Berkeley, with offices in Devs polo block, and F. Alexander re-elected as first VP of Oregon State Elks. Harry Allen of Portland elected president. Colin Eberhard named trust member. Marshfield chosen for next convention site. several Pendleton residents attend Touchet dance. Jay Hayes, former naval aviator, awaiting discharge in Salt Lake. A brush fire near Thornhollow to Gibbon burned brush and trees. rattlesnake bites hunting dog Puppy near McKay creek. dog expected to recover. Army Captain Dwight Jeml e resumes duties. Ukiah National Forest fire serious near Ukiah. Yellowstone Park tour by Stockman group. sound trip by Rhees, Rhodes, Norwood, Trombley group.
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Ft. Alexander
R. Alexander
Oregon Binte Elka’ Association
Klamath Falla
Harry 4. Allen
Portland
Wae
Colin Eberhard
Tron Tithe
Law Todds Start Two Week Tacoma Trip
Mr and Mrs Law Todd and their son Dallas Todd with Miss Mary Behults and Misa Nellie Behults left on Saturday for a motor trip to Tacoma and British Columbia. They expect to be away from Pendleton about two weeks.
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Law Todd
Dallas Todd
Mary Behults
Misa Nellie Behults
Tacoma
British Colima
Pendleton
George W. Coutts
Charles Marshal
Belleview Farm
Stanfield
Finnish Experts Visit Dave Nelson Guests From Portland
Dave Nelson hosts Finnish commercial specialists O HL Jaatamoinen and Antth Kaukonen who arrived from Portland for a visit. Nelson plans to travel to Astoria with them that night and stay two more weeks at the beach with his family.
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Dave Nelson
Pevid HH. Nelson
Portland
O.hl Jaatamoinen
Antth Kaukonen
Nelson
Astoria
Return From Ohio Trip By Hawks In City
Mr and Mrs J A Hawks of the city returned Saturday from a trip to Ashland Ohio taken most of the summer. Hawks teaches in District No 15 four miles west of Adams and will open for the winter in a couple of weeks. They traveled by train.
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Ohio
J. A. Hawks
Thin City
Ashland
Hawke
Adams
Wih
Bowman Rancher and trapshooter showcases corn keenly
Bowman, also Dan Flowman and Mision store keeper, parades in town with fine ears of corn. Photographs of corn and bean patches reveal stalks taller than a man. Buck show near Salt Lake attracts entrants as Burgem prepares to contest prices. attendees plan trips to Salt Lake tonight for the event.
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Bowman
Dan
Flowman
Mision
J N. Burgem
Buek
Jae
Baltlaike
Stanley Jewett Returns to U S Biological Survey Office
Stanley Jewett of the U S Biological Survey returns after a half month absence to inspect survey work in Washington. He notes extreme dryness and crop underperformance. He spent two weeks in Portland with Mrs Jewett realizing.
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Stanley Jewett Teturns
Sranley Jewett
U. & Biological Survey
Washington
Portland
More Miers Would Come at Pendiaion Round-Up
Requests for lying concessions at the Pendiaion Round-Up increase as organizers weigh outside attractions. A Seattle firm seeks exclusive landing field access and a guarantee for participation. C K Cranston, commercial lek secretary, says such terms are unlikely.
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Pendiaion
Cilera
Lauer
Seattle
C.K. Cranston
Leaves on Eastern Trip Travel Note for W J Wallenburger
W J Wallenburger road supervisor at Echo departed on week and this morning for Chicago on business.
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W. J. Wallenburger
Echo
Chiccago
Five Elgin touring cars unloaded for Blue Mountain Meteors Co
Five new Elgin touring cars were unloaded here today for the local agents Blue Mountain Meteors Co. Two of the cars were immediately delivered to awaiting purchasers.
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Elgin
Blue Mountain Meteors Co
Walting
Returns to Farm After Tonsillitis Surgery
Marence Tubbs, who underwent surgery last week for tonsillitis, returned to his farm on the reservation today.
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Marence Tubbs
Estate of Al ton Gallaher Closed in Final Report
The final report in the estate of Al ton Gallaher was ordered accepted today and the estate closed. Mrs Simons recovering and convalescing after an illness. Mrs L A Simons, formerly of Pendleton, mother of Miss Evelyn Kinman of the city, is improving in health in Omkley Idaho.
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Callaher Eestate
Alton Gallaher
Mra Simons
L. A. Simons
Pendleton
Evelyn Kinman
Omkley
Idaho
Patrolman Scheer Back On Beat After 44 Day Rest
Patrolman Billy Scheer returns to his beat after a 44 day rest at home. Patrolman Teek and Jim Hall are noted in the city report referencing Scheer’s return and local police activity.
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Teek
Billy Scheer
Jim Hall Hies
Bia Star
Mr. Scheer
Oregon Track Captain Hank Foster Visits Pendleton
Oregon track team captain Hank Foster arrives in Pendleton for a short visit with Ned Fowler. He plans to reenter the University this fall. Foster lists his home as John Day.
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Oregon
Hank Foster
Pendleton
Ned Fowler
Poster
John Day
New Homes Begin First Stage on Grant Street
Three new houses start today under owner beo Ing with building permits issued. Two dwellings rise on Grant Street near Lincoln School to cost about $4000 each. Northwestern Home Builders secures one project. Alba Soll to build a five room house at 2502 Railroad Street for about $1200. Edmiston licensed to repair a dwelling at unspecified cost.
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Beo Ing
Grant Eireet
Lincoln School
Northwestern
Tonsiders Alba Soll
Lc, Lewhe
Railroand Street
W. W. Edmiston
Principal Returns to Pendleton for Fall School Term
High School Principal H. KE. Injow and Mrs Inlow are back in Pendleton after a summer spent at Enterprise and Wallowa Lake. Mr. Inlow will resume duties as principal with the opening of the fall term.
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H. KE. Injow
Mra. Inlow
Pendleton
Enterprise
Wallowa Lake
Mr. Inlow
Fort Newquist Fires Injorr on Melville Boiler Blast
Earl Newquist son of Mr and Mrs A T Newquist of this parcel was injured when the Melville boiler exploded. Five sailors were killed in the engine room and another was badly burned. Newquist survived, having worked in the engine room the day prior. The ship drifted 32 hours before rescue. He recalls being a Round-Up rider and is now in Panama, noting sailors' hard work.
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Fort Newquist
Earl Newgiet
T. Newquist
The
Melville
Newquist
Panam
Return Prom Convention and Spokane Exam Results
Dr. and Mrs. Terpening returned yesterday from Spokane where they attended the physician's convention and took exams entitling them to sanitatic licenses. Dr. Terpening is now in Mabton attending patients. Water levels in Umatilla County streams are reported as the lowest in 25 years by longtime residents, with some areas showing water wheel failure due to scant flow.
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Mra. Co
Terpening
Spokane
Sanipractic
Ucenses
Mabton
Umatilla
Water Commission to Meet in Regular Session
City water commissioners will assemble in regular session this evening to transact routine business. The board has not yet decided on the completed Chaplin project and may discuss such a trip tonight.
Boston Market Quiet After English Wool Sales Opens
Pendleton wool buyer EKJ Burke reports wool sales on the Boston market during trials opened to American buyers. He expects a few days before local wool sales from the East are reported. The market showed little impact from English miles as offered wool was not very desirable. Burke returns from Portland with hopes for a firmer market at satisfactory prices.
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Boston
EK. J. Burke
Pendleton
Americas
Burke
Portland
Local deal unites land and machinery to Tow Brothers
Gust Escbhner Baye Place Gus Elchner acquires land lease and machinery from Tow Brothers of Plot Rock, with a portion of land under lease from Swante Anderson. The arrangement consolidates ownership and rental rights across the plot and equipment involved.
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Gust Escbhner
Baye Place
Gus Elchner
Tow Brothers
Plot Rock
Lang
Swante Anderson
United Spanish War Veterans Cancel Carnival Plan
The United Spanish War Veterans abandon proceeds for a local carnival due to the council stance against repeated shows that occurred in early June. They will organize a benefit performance in the fall based on current plans.
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Veteans
Pendleton Marksman Spangie Sets Prelim Grand American Score
Pendleton man Ray Spangie shot in the Grand American Handicaps at Chicago and broke 195 of 200 in the preliminary shoot. He finished third as the winner broke 197. Spangie narrowly missed top honors, with most birds hit in the event.
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Spangie
Ray Spangie
Pendleton
Chicago
Love
Spangle
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Charles, Dudley
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Fion Buahee
Thore
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Dwight Jemle
United States ‘Army
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W. W. Cryder
Yellowstone
W. J. Stockman
J. J. Stockman
Lowell Stockman
Mra
Sound
W. A. Rhees
Billy Rhodes
Margaret Norwood
B. ¥. Trombley
Vancouver
Mt. Halnier
Pendleton Cash Market, Inc
Insurance
Kerr Gifford & Co., Inc
Joe Kerley
Chas
Hoard
Ina
Pendleton, Oregon
Pendleton Motor Sales CO Inc
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China
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Asit
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