Freewater resident joins county business on official matter
Samuel Lyndh of Freewater and a county treasurer visit on official business while a young couple, Mark Cooper aged 16 and Mise Charlotte Compton aged 18, are issued a license. Town page notes missing property tax rolls, a tonsil operation at St Anthony's Hospital, local weather with 45 degrees, and local arrivals including Pendleton link, county agent leader Paul V. Maris, and vaudeville performer Verna Alexander in Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Lyndh
Freewater
Mark Cooper
Mise Charlotte Compton
Tendeton
Brown
Pheasants Roam Town Outskirts Encouraged by Food
Mr and Mrs Cranston report five young pheasants in their Buick yard and two more nearby as Ching roosters become abundant on the northern outskirts. The birds, seen yesterday and unafraid, fled briefly when a car alarm sounded before returning to forage in the Sturgis yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. Cranston
Mr. Cranston
Sturgis Yard
Daughter of Mr and Mrs John Brossman Undergoes Tonsil Operation
The daughter of Mr and Mrs John Brossman is convalescing in St Anthony hospital after undergoing a tonsil operation today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Brossman
St. Anthony Se
Lawyer Gary Heads to Portland in Ship Voyage
Attorney Gary from Pratt and Co. EB departed for Portland aboard a Uiclership today and is slated to return Thursday, indicating a planned business trip with midweek travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary
Portland
Pratt
Veterans Return and Local Moving News
Teterns from Service George Fletcher a colored veteran of the Pioneer Infantry returned today after an honorable discharge at Cammy Lewis. Fletcher will be remembered in Pendleton as one of the Round-Up riders. Mr and Mrs Charles Bloom move into their new home at 180 South Main after returning from Lehman Springs outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Fletcher
Pioneer Infantry
Cammy Lewis
Fletcher
Pendleton
Charles Bloom
Lehman Springs
South Main Street
Business Trip to Portland Reports from Celina Man
D. Hattery of Celina Ohio has been in Pendleton for two months and left this morning for a business trip to Portland. He is in the acquaintance of Dr H H Hearary of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
D. Hattery
Celina
Ohio
Pendleton
Met
Rabbits Control Cooperation Planned Across Counties
Bred Benniton travels to Hermiston with Morrow County agent to confer on the rabbit drive set for both counties next fall. Morrow and Crystilla will cooperate to exterminate the pests. Mr Bennion is arranging aid for the Hermiston Hog Wad Dalry Show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bred Benniton
Hermiston
Fred Bennlen
Tmathin
Ft. A. Hunt
Morrow
Cryatilla
Mr. Bennion la al
Mims
Crider to Inspect Spring Creek Fire Near Umatilla Forest
W EEEive Crider of Umatilla today heads to Kamela with district forester Vane to investigate a fire along Spring Creek near the United National Forest, assessing damage and response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Eeeive
W. OW. Crider
Umatilla Forest
Vane
Kamela
Sprine Creek
Uniti National Forest
Demonstration for Parker by Dr Greer in Pendleton
Dr J Greer of Twin Falls Idaho demonstrates the B Parker dental system in Pendleton. Accompanying him is Ray Stumbto acting as chauffeur and mechanic on the mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker
J. Greer
Twin Falls
Idaho
Pendleton
Parker Dental System
Greer
Ray Stumbto
Acta Ar Hie
Scientist Dutro Arrives in Pendleton for Start Visit
Dr Carroll Dutro an army dental corps officer with 18 months in France is in Pendleton on a start visit. He previously served with HP Parker system and will be stationed at the new Spokane office when it opens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll Dutro
France
Pendleton
Dutro
HP. Parker
Army
Spokane
Three Grouse Brought In After Two-Day Hunt Near Meacham
Frank Sullivan Earl Coutts and John Hiurley brought thirty grouse to town after a two day hunt near Meacham. Birds were plentiful and hunting was praised as easy by party members despite some claiming the chase was routine. Charles Carter, Pendleton lawyer, left for Portland this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Sullivan
Earl Coutts
John Hiurley
Meacham
Arcade Improvement Thwarting Show House Debut
The Arcade thriller is undergoing upgrades as a new mooring of the battleship Tinoloam is laid today to replace the old mooring in use for many months. Strobl and Son handle the work for Matlock and Grovlich, owners of the show house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strobl & Son
Matlock & Grovlich
Men Have New Cars In Plain Talk On Lexington Six
Local report notes residents buying Lexington six cars this week from Prentzel-Walles Co with C A Swanson selecting a toura bout model. The article mentions an insurance wanderer driving a new Lexington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BK. Worth
Wanderwrill
Lexington
Orphan Addresses Letter in High School Mail
A letter from a French orphan adopted by the domestic science class was opened in the office of City Superintendent F. P. Austin. The envelope addressed Mister Domestic Science Class High School Mandleton Oregon appears in readable form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hes
F. P. Austin
Mandleton
Oregon
San Francisco Banker Visited Pendleton On Business
George A. Van Smith, traveling representative of the Anglo-Landon and Porky National Bank of San Francisco, one of the coast's largest financial institutions, is in Pendleton today on a business trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Mane Here Owner Plans Tights Flight Before Round-Up
The owner Lyle McCrookiey holds a third interest in Jiao Curtin plans and makes tentative arrangements for a flight here prior to the Round-Up. Lieutenant Cook exits WV iater and prepares for the plane to come to Pendleton with passengers likely charged £10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mane
Lyle McCrookiey
Jiao Curtin Plans
Mone
Tt Ie
Cook
Pendleton
Local Pioneer Coins Rumors From Klamath Falls Conclave
Mr. Alexander in Portland, a meticulous merchant from Eastern Oregon, announced at a recent conclave in Klamath Falls that a bicycle has seen time at their gathering. The report notes his travels toward Pendleton and his intent to acquaint the universe with the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexanier
Alexander
Pendleton
Oregon
Klamath Fille
Robber Returns Checks From Mrs Falling Residence
A robber, described as a roan colored man, entered the residence of Mrs. Jesse Falling on Main Street and departed with two unendorsed checks made out to Mrs. Falling for 500 dollars and 2 dollars. Later the checks were found in the yard, having been thrown away when the burglar was discovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Falling
Main Street
Failing
Blatt Sued for Trivorce Over Family Dispute
Max Blatt of McKay Creek is sued for divorce by wife Mrs Erna Hay Blatt. Married September 1915, three children, two living. Blatt seeks control of the children, $250 attorney fees, $59 per month support, and $1600 as his share of real property. Attorneys listed: Traley Raley Stebver and H J Warner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blatt
Trivorce
Max Hlatt
McKay Creek Farter
Erna Hay
Traley, Raley & Stebver
H. J. Warner
Piersons divorce filing cites alleged cruelty and infidelity
Mrs. Pierson, nearly 80 years married to Andrew Pierson, seeks divorce alleging repeated cruelty and accusations of infidelity. She requests attorney fees of 100 dollars, witness fees of 59, monthly support of 375, custody of three children, and a restraining order. The case is represented by Raley, Raley & Steiner and H. J. Warner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiesiow
Accu
Mie
Anon
Pierson
Andrew Pierson
Raley, Raley & Steiner
H. J. Warner
New Students at College as Berkeley Enrollments Surge
Mrs Herman Suhd reports from Berkeley that over 1600 new students entered the college this season amid crowded conditions. Her daughter Miss Alvena Sahl has entered college after graduating from St. Joseph's Academy in 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Suhd
Berkeley
Alvena Sahl
Suhd
St. Joseph's Academy
Army Pye Balleting Tere and Pendleton Commerce Assi
Bulletin reports the army fund facing broad sales nationwide amid a stark note that prices for fool are deeply low, with ominous warnings and sparse details on the situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army Pye
Pendleton
Pirlees
Thompson to Assume New Duties at Perth Bank
W J L Thompson, president of Amortong National Bank, will assume his new duties as vice president of the Portland National Bank of Perth tomorrow. He was summoned due to the departure of President A J Mills to a meeting in Washington. Thompson will travel to Portland and Pendleton, returning likely by Saturday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. JL. Thompson
Amortong National Bank
Pitet National Bank of Perth
Thompson
Wirth
Dave Arty
A. J. Mills
Washington
Portland
Pendleton
Major Moorhouse Joins Pageant of City Help
Yesterday's Evening Telegram published a full write-up of Major Lie Moorhouse of the city who will assist the wet camp community service in producing the Pageant of.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Major Moorhouse
Major Lie Moorhouse
Wet Camp
Port land pageant depicts city history from forest to temple
Adah Lowsh Mowe presents a Port land pageant tracing Portland history from early forest days to the Liberty Temple era and the return of a victorious warrior, highlighting the city’s transformation through key moments and sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montland
Portland
Adah Lowsh Mowe
Orly
Thie Elty
Wheein Forest
Lilberty Temple
Tranny Hone
Weston officials seek Main Street highway route
Weston commissioner W oM smith J W Price and Dr F DP Watiw met Pendleton Highway Commissioner W L Thompson M O Bennett and Cyants Jidge J March to promote a Main Street route over Water Street. The group asked for another week to secure supportive proposals from Watfling omtherm and the Weston public and to gain commission approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westonnessey
W Om. Smith
J. W. Price
Weston
Pendleton
W. L. Thompson
M. O. Bennett
Cyants Jidge
J. March
Water Street
Thompson
Wacaton
Pendleton departure for Mims Opal Fee
Mims Opal Fee, a former La Grande girl visiting La Grande as a guest of Miss Enid Stansfield and Mia, Fred Tanning, left this morning for Pendleton, according to the Daily. The note records her travel as of Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Mims Opal Fee
la Grande
Enid Stansfield
Mia
Fred Tanning
Wesley Evans Injures Hand at Work
Wesley Evans, a employee of the Sioosch Battling Works, sustained a badly lacerated hand after dropping and breaking glass while carrying it yesterday. He fell and injured himself severely in the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Evans
Sioosch Battling Works
Evans Somae
Dr Croup to Have New Offices in Bank Building
Dr Floyd Croup of Pendleton Wisconsin plans new offices in the American National Bank building. Improvements and wiring will be completed, with occupancy expected by mid September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Croup
Floyd Croup
Pendleton Dent Jot
American National Bank
Improvementa
Bank official's party tours Northwest during convention
An assistant cashier from National Park Bank of New York City travels with Rising and Mire to Pendleton after attending the Washington State Bankers' Convention at Mt Nainternational Park. They review travel conditions along the route as the bank seeks deposits exceeding 205 million dollars. Councilman Bates plans to return home by Saturday after a heart surgery in Portland, reporting rapid recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rising
National Park Bank of
New York City
Pendleton
Washington State Bankers’ Convention
Mt. Nainternational Park
James H. Bates
In & Ber
Portland
County demonstration leader visits to confer with agent
Mrs MetYeanh in Dev Mere J. D. McComb, state leader of county demonstration agents, is in the city today to confer with Miss Elia IMus Harmon, agent for this county. She will leave tomorrow for Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laaitor Mere
Paul V. Maris
Portland
Madford
Onogoth
MetYeanh
Mere J. D. McComb
Elia Imus Harmon
Indexing Bulletins From Umatilla County Agent Office
Pilterine on hand at the office of Fred Bennion Umatilla county agent lure telne Indexed. The work la be on We property on Weet Raley street. iLullwilins are on mettera of farm inter est and are given to anyone who calls at the office in the federal building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilterine
Fred Bennion
Umatilla
Lure Telne
Weet Raley Street
Federal Building
Have No Connection With Pendleton Trading Co
F J Hughes has purchased half interest in the Pendleton Trading Co and says there is no connection with Pendleton Meat Co. He notes past work with the meat company but states he has separated from the former business. Hutches will partner with Joe Carney in retail, while Wholeelement remains distinct from the uptown store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton Trading Co
F. J. Hughes
Pendleton Meat Co
Heshes
Meat Comen
Nigins Hothing
Hutches
Joe Carney
Wagner to Portland Vacation Planned by Local Lawyer
Nf. Z. Wagner travels to Portland with attorney H. J. Warner of this city and plans a short vacation. Will Jeave Lonieht remains in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nf. Z. Wagner
Portland
H. J. Warner
Jeave Lonieht
Driving Case and Local Purchases Split by Errors
Driving case details a new Ciuse automobile purchased from KimWe Motor Co in thin city Will Erect Garage. Dale Teothwell photographed today at garage to coat F100 on Wot Thaley Street with Shemit's Nelatives Store. David Taylor father and WWR Taylor brother are in the elts from Athena to lay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Rupersle
Ciuse
KimWe Motor Co
Thin City
Dale Teothwell
Ooepeet & Garage
Shemit
Nelatives
David Taylor
Alexanders Snc for Acco Alexanders Debts Collected
A creditor Alexanders Snc for Acco Alexanders collected 204.05 after reviewing a delinquent item on a DIL of moods, with actions dated between June 4 and July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexanders Snc
Acco Alexanders
A. Fenn
Whitfin Couple Welcome Newborn Daughter
A little daughter was born this morning to Mr and Mrs J L Whitfin at St Anthonys Hospital Abra Whittiat, formerly Miss Florence Morton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Whitfinn
St. Anthons'’s Hospital
Abra
Whittiat
Florence Morton
Johnny McLaughlin Convalesces After Derrick Crush
15 year old Johnny McLaughlin, son of Mr and Mrs James McLaughlin of Boho, is convalescing at St Anthony's Hospital after a derrick crushed his leg while working in the harvest field. He suffered a broken limb and is receiving treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny McLaughlin
James McLaughlin
Boho
St. Anthony's Hospital
Incomplete Inquiries at Peidiohin Commenciat Association
A set of inquiries received by the Peidiohin Commenciat Association, centered on the possibility of convention picture relief, was requested by Central Winn. The readable fragments indicate interest in arranging future event visuals and associated details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alount Mowies
Annas
Peidiohin Commenciat Association
Beiler Herp
Cenrrhnal
Appointments Made To Estate Guardianship
Daniel Brown appointed as guardian of Frank Obert Hall a minor residing in Milton. J M Bmalh Dle Sr Welch and George Edwania named guardians to protect the estate and oversee care of the minor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cgiandinn
Daniel Brown
Frank Obert Hall
Milton
J. M. Bmalh Dle
Sr. Welch
George Edwania
Temperature Clocks In Across Town As Heat Rures On
Todd notes a 94 degree reading while residents report extreme heat and a 100 degree mark reached yesterday. Local forecasts hint at continued hot weather with urban areas bearing the heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Todd
Pendleton Noterans Reteam Meet Tonight in Commerce Club
The second meeting of Pendleton Noterans organized in support of the American Legion will be held tonight at 7:30 in the Commerce Club rooms. All who wore the uniform of the army navy or marines are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ammertoan Sieghon Tonketie
Pendleton Noterans
American Legion
Commercal Club
Court enjoins Andrew Pierre in divorce case
An order signed by County Judge TL Marah in the absence of Circuit Judge W Phelps enjoins Andrew Pierre from molesting Anna Pierser and her minor children or interfering with them. Service of the notice was made yesterday. Jidon Jack, a member of the State Fish and Game Commission, and Carl D Shoemaker, state game warden, left for Wallowa to inspect the Elk herd on Mena-How's farm. The herd, reduced from a prior period, stands at 140 elk and faces high feeding costs. The farm was used for Dirrupagation purposes to keep the herd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jodo
Andrew Pierre
Defendant Inn Divorce
Anna Pierser
TL. Marah
W. Phelps
Mr. Porson
Sellatk
Jidon Jack
Comitmunion
Carl D. Shoemaker
Dwarden
Wallowa
Mena- How's
Flappy Canyon Seeks New Decor for Dig Days
Sam Wright the official decorator plans repainting and new scenery for happy Canyon IA Dig days. Innovations include new trees ordered to complete the decorative scheme. The refreshed set will be ready for opening night of the popular show that shares honors with the Round Up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flappy Canyon Tenovations
Happy Canyon IA
Sam Wright
Funeral for Mrs Gillette Held in Portland Parlor
The funeral of Mrs Fula Gillette wife of M H Olliette formerly a Pendleton farmer was held yesterday in Portland at Chambery parlors with Rev W T Kerr officiating. Final services followed at the Portland Crematorium. Mrs Gillette was killed near Jane Sunday when a train struck the automobile she and her husband were traveling in. Mr Gillette was seriously injured and remained in Heppner Hospital.
Portland society news notes Mrs Herman Suhl visits Perkins
The Oregonian reports Mrs Herman Suhl wife of a Pendleton rancher registered at the Perkins hotel. The piece contrasts rural and city fashions among Young American women and hints at crop prospects near Pendleton amid bustling social tours and high living standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Herman Suhl
Pendleton Districk
Perkins
Sul
Pendleton
Oregonian
Pendleton Sees Transit Officials on Routine Visit
Special Agent Tere and Ed Woods of the 0. W. RE. & N. Co. arrive in Pendleton today on official business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tere
Ed Woods
Pendleton
Fell Plant Fire Injures Workers at Fell Clothing Plant
Orie Hanovan employed at Fell Clothing Works was slightly burned in yesterday’s Fell Plant fire. Several male cleaners suffered burns while female workers escaped unscathed as their clothing remained intact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orle Hanovan
Orie Hanovan
Fells Clething Works
Fell
Vacationing at Wallowa Lake With Grace Hatton and Anna Howard
Miss Grace Hatton and Miss Anna Howard of Peoples Warehouse are on a two week vacation at Wallowa Lake enjoying leisure time and scenic spots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Hatton
Anna Howard
The
Peoples Warehome
Wallowa Lake
Geist considering leaving Minnesota for Texas harvest
Frank Geist of Minneapolis, who recently toured by auto, spends the harvest season on FE E Geist’s ranch near Holdman. The Geist brothers own the Anoestilla counts farm life and may move from Minnesota. Harvest ends at Gelat place around Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dirothares Taneh
Frank Geist
Minnepolis
FE. E. Geist
Nowar Holdman Mri Grist
Hfe
Minnesota
Marvest
Gelat
In Seattle on business trip and local notes
Thursday's Daily J. T. Cox in Seattle reports J. L. Cox of Gray's grocery company in Seattle on business. Lark from Portland and I Hakimoan, soon entering the auto business, returned from Portland. Now awnings hung for First National Bank by Hamilton & Co with blue grey stripes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
J. L. Cox
Gray's Grocery Store
Ffor the
Firet National Bank
Ham‘lon & Co
Draper Leaves Pendleton for Kalmeli to Visit Ailing Wife
Mr. and Mrs. Draper plan Draper’s trip to Kalmeli due to Mrs. Draper’s illness. He will return to Pendleton with Mrs. Draper when she is able to travel. Draper is nearly 28 and in good health for travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wite
BE O. Draper
Kalmeli
Airs
Draper
Tie
Pendleton
University of Oregon lecture fund drive meeting
Alumni and active students of the University of Oregon will meet tonight at 7 o clock in the library to plan a lecture on September 2 to be delivered by Lieutenant Lamar Foxe for the benefit of the UV women’s Childing. All university people are asked to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Oregon
Toto O'Clock
Ibrary
Formute Plains
Lamar ‘Fooxe
Local rancher A Barwell arrives in Pendleton for rest and business
A Barwell, once a large wheat ranch operator in the county who then moved to Southern California, has arrived in Pendleton today for a week to tend to business and personal matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wd. A. Barwell
Weseins Ako
California
Mevide
Cendleton
Japanese Pays Pine For Beating Daughter In Court
A man named Japanese Pays Pine appeared in police court today facing a charge of beating his married daughter. He was fined 25 dollars, which he paid, and had 0 pounds issued to the charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine
Frank Woohlinon
Hewie
Golmge on the Para in town for papers, seeks farm work
Golmge on the Para and Jit Lehnwinden visit to record dikchurie papers. Marna of Eeho plans to work on Travie Hosking's farm near Foto after completing the paperwork.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golmge
Para
Jit Lehnwinden
Marna
Eeho
Travie Hosking
Foto
Fireman Ts Convalescent Returns to Duty Nears
Fireman Floyd Heathrman, convalescing after an illness, is steadily improving and near full strength. He was last reported as unable to resume duties, but now shows rapid recovery and is expected to rejoin the force soon at the station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Heathrman
Strlength
Adams School Director Wins Appointment
Rothrock clerk reports Carriettt Adams in the city today on school business and officially in charge as director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams
Rothrock
Carriettt Adams
Permit Granted for John Seibert Confectionery Move
The city council approved a permit for John Seibert to convert a former hall on Alain Street into a confectionery and soft drink shop. The $500 project covers changing show windows and interior alterations to fit the new business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Seibert
Alain Street
Hur
Werke
Attorney James A. Fee Returns From West Coast Trip
Aactus Iron Sound reporter notes that Attorney James A. Fee returned this evening from a brief business trip to Seattle and Tacoma. He also spent a short period in Pasco for business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Actus Iron Sound
James A. Fee
Seattle
Tacoma
Pasco
Youths Paid Fines for Disorderly Conduct in July
EW Young and John Cottrell were arrested in early July on charges of orderly conduct. They paid fines of S11 and $0 respectively and were released on promise to keep the peace, serving out their terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EW Young
John Cottrell
Youtha
Koad
Roonainder
John Meathmean Visits Empire Clay In Beirne City
John Meathmean an estate official travels to Empire Clay near Con Bay to visit a daughter in that area. He has been in poor health for several weeks and a change of location is expected to improve his condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Meath
Beirne City
Jobn Heathmean
Ety
Empire Clay
Con Bay
Vist
Meathmean
Netotorjen Till Theft Stuns City Neonarium
A night break in at the city netatiorium saw a thief force the door and steal from the till. No other items were listed missing that day. Police suspect a juvenile perpetrator.
Subpoenas Served for Federal Grand Jury in Pendleton
Marshal Deere and Deputy Fo Pace are in Pendleton serving subpoenas on witnesses for the federal grand jury meeting in Portland next month. If they were not in Pendleton they would visit Enterprise and Baker to locate moonshiners held for the federal court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshal Deere
S& Fo Pace
Pendleton
Federal Grand Jury
Portland
Finterprike
Baker
New Desk and Chair Set For View President
A mahogany desk and chair intended for the incoming president were installed today and scheduled for use Sep 1 by J. McCook who will fit the chair and test the desk tomorrow though the appointment takes effect later. L C Scharge of Millet Rock will assume the cashier position replacing McVouk on that date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
View
Hank
J. McCook
L. ¢ Scharge
Millet Rock
McVouk
Cashiber
Pressure Cooker Demonstration by Ati Alin May Matinon
A pressure cooker guaranteed to tenderize tough meat will be demonstrated soon by Ati Alin May Matinon, county governor. The demonstration will be open to anyone interested and will show use on gas, wood, coal or electric stoves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haheur
Ati Alin May Matinon
Couurty Gerora
Mon
Cami Mine Harmon
Hendersons to Henath in Conia Plan Winter Stay
Dr and Mrs TM Wenderson announce plans to spend the winter in Conia. The notice notes the couple will winter there, continuing a long family pattern.
Farms report crop success near Rocksford Alta Calgary area
Farmers on their ranch near Rocksford Alta Callads say crops are strong in their district and in the north but south of Calgary crops are scarce this year. They do not plan to return to Fenderton soon due to the poor southern crop outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simmer
Rocksford
Alta
Callads
Wil
Fenderton
Calgary
Norton Bebo Named Director of Motor Corpse and Canteen Service
Norton Bebo, appointed by the Northwestern Division of the Red Crows as Director of Motor Corpse and Canteen Service, will be based in Seattle. He succeeds John A. Farwell who resigned July 31. Bobo served overseas with the Red Cross in France and was decorated for distinguished service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norton Bebo
Norton Goh
Stanfield Standard
Northwestern
The
Red Crows
Seattle
John A. Farwell
Bobo
Red Cross
France
News of Orwest Muller Returns Home Soon
Mrs Louis Muller expresses dread over her son Tor nent Mullers whereabouts since he sailed overseas. A Red Cross Canton soldier reports Muller is at Camp Merritt with the Army of Occupation, Veterinary Corps, Section 22, No 2, and should return home soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orwest Muller
Louis Muller
Tornent Muller
Hiarrikal
Overeas
Red Cross
Muller
Camp Merritt
Army of Occupation
Veterinary Corps
Buck from Long Trip Returns After 80 Day Auto Tour
Buck from Long Trip and Mrs L McBee of 615 Raleigh Street returned to Pendleton tonight after an 80 day auto journey to the Mexican border. They traveled through Oregon and California visiting every park and resort of note with three children and Mr McBee's father Charlie Meber accompanying them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buck
Fire in history stalls Moewhet week with windown wash
Police report a strange derelict scene after seven defendants were found intoxicated on an outdoor site. They faced fines of ten dollars each but could not pay and were jailed for the night. Witnesses described an improvised tonic mixture stored in a sealed bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Flitean
Elie Witer
Unclear fragmentary text on local event in Idaho and Portland
Fragmentary OCR describes Chrenee Adenwim and Walter Adare involved in Elk’s Round-Up activities at Twin Falls Idaho and Portland Labor Day event. Mentions Burles Idaho, Aitiris One Owentt-five hermes, and a pennetom bend in Begtemter. Details are garbled with unlikely place names and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chrenee Adenwim
Walter Adare
Twin Fotle
Idaho
Ashes Bond Teased Maees Taylor Coeditor
Ashes Bond Teased notes a coeditor named Maees Taylor, with the fragment indicating involvement in an editorial role. The readable text provides limited context about the subject or its publication. Further details are unreadable in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashes Bond
Maees Taylor
The
Petition for Bond Increase in Estate Matter
L. A. Beteh, deceased, petitioned to increase the administratrix bond from 95 to 2500 dollars. Mr. Taylor asserts he is owed about 2000 dollars by the Senate and seeks a higher bond as protection. Hearing set for Friday, August 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Beteh
Taylor
Senate
Borduy
Word List Aims to Aid Oregon Teachers
J A Churchill state superintendent publishes a word list for first and second readers in the natural series. The pamphlet, distributed through county superintendents, is intended to help teachers progress with the school work during wartime, signaling support for teachers and schools statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
J. A. Churchill
Tate
Church
Housing Shortage Plagues Pendleton Residents
Suffering residents face a city housing squeeze as families seek rooms or board to vacate homes for prospective renters. A local family offered board and lodging and hotel costs to move out, while Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Tremper returned to Pendleton and could not secure a residence or housekeeper, underscoring the urgent shortage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Mire RK. M
Pendlater
Ootne
Jace Dance Weekend at Eagle Wood Hall
Local social column notes a dance featuring Jom Ordinatra of I land and Earl Hendricka at Eagle Wood Hall on Friday and Saturday nights. The event promotes lively music and dance in a community setting with no cited tickets or times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jace
McCormick
Earl Hendricka
Eagle-Woodm Hall
Funeral arrangements for Miss Clark's sister
Funeral services for the late Miss Ane Chirk, age 17, will be held this afternoon at 2 o'clock in the Lrow chapel with Reverend I. El Gort officiating. Relatives of Miss Ciprs are expected to arrive today from Dallas to attend.
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Clark
Mies Ane Chirk
Expect Courses of Study in State Plan
The new state course of study teat flats are expected here abut themn for the month and as soon as receiver will be tralled to all teacher to the conunty. They will not be given Jat the county aphog mperintendent office but will be gent out wher 4 UP DTY cove.
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Cove
Minister's return from coast trip describes California beauty
After a motor trip to Portland, Santa Monica and Long Beach the Rev Mr Gornall and two daughters, Mrs Gornall of Appleton, and the local minister, recount the Maltford gem condition and Oregon fonda. The minister says California never looked more beautiful than now.
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Etry
Maltford
Oregon
Mr. Gornat
California
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