May Be A Fight Mitchell May Face McCoy In Pendleton
Reports say J M Mitchell who defeated Kid Gilsey at the Frazer may meet featherweight champion Kid McCoy in Pendleton this fall or early September. Promoter William Bogart promises several good fights this coming season. McCoy is training at Boise and a bout with Mitchell could be arranged if McCoy accepts a 198 pound limit.
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Mitchell
Kid Gilsey
Frazer
Pendleton
McCoy
Soise
William Bogart
Kid" McCoy
Brooklyn
N. Y
Pennsylvania
J. M. Mitchell
Kid
Hilly Bogart
Andy King
Walla Walla
Bogart
Mr. Bogart
King
Mc-Coy
Hoyle
Jim Corbett
Jim
Pendletends
Parker
Queenan
Gilsey
Frazer hosts rural comedy drama drew large Frazer audience
Josh Simpkins and Joshi Shapking staged a New Ene Jan rural comedy drama at Frazer last night. The audience attendance was the largest in months and the company won strong applause. The show featured lively specialty numbers and thrilling offbeat moments. The plot follows Hezekiah Skinner and Samantha Twitter on a teeter board until the curtain falls in act four, with the country folk in the final scene. A snow ball and band parade added visual treats yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joshi Shapking
Frazer
Vliver
Hezekiah Skinner
Samantha Twitter
Virginia
Westerday
Two Year Old Wethers Sold to Carttens Packing Co
Chas. Jackson buys three two year old mutton wethers from Samuel Ash at Wallula, to be delivered at the toll gate for immediate slaughter. The transfer is to Yuma. Miss Gertrude Golden and Miss Esther Sutherland, teachers at the reservation school, return from vacation to Michigan and the World's Fair. Golden transfers to Yuma for the coming year due to duty shifts and pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Jackson
Carttens Packing Company
Samuel Ash
Wallula
M. Jackson
Columbia River
Yuma
Gertrude Golden
Mine Esther Sutherland
Michigan
Miss Golden
Ariz
Miss Gertrude Golden Leaves Umatilla School
Miss Gertrude M. Golden, three years the primary teacher at the Umatilla reservation school, left this morning for Yuma Arizona. She expresses regret at leaving the students, saying they are bright and well behaved, and she has grown greatly attached to the children in her charge.
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Arizona
Gertrude M. Golden
Yuma
Ariz
Golden
Umatilla
All Your Dollars Work For You At This Bank
Advertising copy touts money as workers with every dollar earning whether idle and urges saving. It invites readers to call to learn more about the bank and its services.
Sheep Dipping Eased by Nebraska Facilities and Shipments
Shippers gain relief as Oregon sheep bound for Nebraska may be dipped once on inspection. The arrangement cuts six to seven pounds per head in flesh and shifts dipping to Nebraska yards with ready facilities, avoiding delays at Western railroad stations. The partial lift stems from Mr. Hickok of Salt Lake approving the measure after Garrison & Reynolds’ telegraphed request.
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Eastern
Western Railroad
Oregon
Hickok
Salt Lake
Garrison & Reynolds
Nebraska
Umatilla
Huttily County
Judge Modifies Poll Tax Injunction Against Power Company
Judge Ellis and Circuit Judge WR. Ehe line modify the injunction to stop Milton rand supervisor from actions threatening tax collection by Washington & Oregon Power Company workers. The case, tied to poll tax disputes, remains under consideration with venue changes possible, potentially blocking tax collection if the company prevails.
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WR. Ehe Line
Washngton, & Oregon Power Company
Milton Rand
Ile
Wetlon
Bull
Washington A Oregon Power Company
Milton Justice Court
Fe Ie
Ellis
Washington & Oregon Power Company
Criticizes Roan Durham in Stand Off Debate
W H Switeler of Switaler Gidwon cattlemen Hil gard reports his firm feeds many beeves on roughage and plans full feeding next season. He is neutral on Shorthorn vs Hereford, preferring red or roan Durham but sees no breed’s clear superiority. He notes Roan Durham calves from average cows are comparatively few and larger proportion of cows bred to Roan Durham are lost.
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Shorthorn
Hereford
W. H. Switeler
Switaler & Gidwon
Hilgard
Switgler
Durham
Travel Outlook From Wisconsin Central Official
Wisconsin Central passenger agent George Taylor, traveling out of Portland, said travel next month will be the heaviest of the year as people head east after harvest, noting a strong summer traffic and busy railway trade ahead.
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Wisconsin Central
Saya
George 5. Taylor
Wisconsin Central Railway
Portland
Pendleton
Walla Walla
Taylor
Pendleton Academy Building Sees Space Reallocation
Prot Chureth of Pendleton Business College leases three lower rooms for the coming year, while Pendleton Academy will occupy the upper floor. The plan shift frees several large lower rooms, with academy reportedly vacating some spaces.
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Chureth
Pendleton Business College
Pendleton Academy
Business College
Academy
Location boosts business college site prospects
The text notes an excellent location for the business college and announces forthcoming improvements to the rooms to accommodate the college, signaling plans to enhance facilities for the institution.
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Business College
Will Move to Oregon by Modesto Pair
J W Tulloch of Modesto California bids farewell to J M Bentley at Pendleton depot and plans to move to Oregon with his family joining Byron Hunter from Pullman Washington who returns from county fair to set up federal agricultural experiments. Experiments will run on farms of J B Gimbee and Al Born with government seed and farmer care and reporting.
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W. Tulloch
J. M. Bentley
California
J. W. Tulloch
Modesto
Cal
J. M. Hentley
Pendleton
Mr. Tulloch
Oregon
Byron Hunter
Pullman
Waal
Sush
Equibern Jairt
J. B. Gimbee
al. Born
No Scab in Umatilla County Sheep Quarantine
A herd of 2000 lambs and wethers owned by Andrew Cook of Morrow county were placed under quarantine in southern Umatilla on July 20 for suspected scab. Inspector Bean concludes no scab-infected band remains in Umatilla county and the spring dipping was superficial and insufficient.
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Umatilla
Andrew Cook
Morrow County
Bowen
Bean
Umada
Revival Pastor Marvin Will Preach at Union Meeting
The next union meeting will be in the Baptist church next Sunday evening with Rev Marvin of Portland as guest speaker. He previously led the ME conference and has been in the mountains for health reasons, stopping here on his way home Saturday. his health is improving.
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Marvin
Portland
Montaine
Crippled Engineer on Tour After Rock Island Wreck
T J Ringe and his wife of Trenton Missouri visit Mr Ring's nephew George Dugan. They travel the Wear and Northwear industrial tour. In California, Mr Ringe recovers from injuries suffered in a Rock Island wreck a year ago. He worked eighteen years as an engineer before the accident ended his railroading career.
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T J. Ringe
Trenton Mo
Mr Ring
George Dugan
Wear and Northwear
California
Mr. Ringe
Erutehos
Rock Island
Rambouillet Trade Moves Sheep to Russian Market
The J. E. Smith Livestock Company sold 100 head of blooded Rambouillet rams to buyers in Central Northern Dakota for the Russian trade. The region has a sizable Russian population and traders expect the bid to boost breeding stock for improved flocks.
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J. E. Smith Livestock Company
Dakota
Merino Sheep Shipment Reaches Chicago in Fine Condition
A lot of 4600 Merino grades and Shropshire crosses sold by J. E. Smith Livestock Co to Samitin Neumond a Chicago buyer arrived in Chicago in fine condition. The yearlings and 2-year-olds traveled by Northern Pacific from Meacham.
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J. E. Smith Livestock Company
Samitin Neumond
Chicago
Meacham
J. E. Smith Co Ships 10000 Lambs to Chicago
The J. E. Smith Company will ship 10 000 Bhropshire lambs to Chicago within 26 days if bought by agents. The lambs are bred for mutton in prime condition and gaining weight daily on the Meacham ranges before shipment.
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J. E. Smith Company
Cuicago
Méacham
Range Becoming Scant in Southern County
Open range has succumbed to dry weather and grazing, leaving stockmen dependent on commons in the southern part of the county increasingly out of luck. Water drought over the past week has further depleted alfalfa supplies.
William Hilton Returns from Estopia and Mesa
William Hilton returns from Estopia and Mesa after plans to build a new warehouse for Northwestern Company are noted as not proceeding. The report mentions hard points tied to the Northern Pacific in Washington.
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William Hilton
Estopia
Mesa
Ethiopia
Northwestern Company
Northern Pacific
Washington
Eye improves as patient shows signs of recovery
George Buean has been unable to work for five weeks due to an inflamed lati ove but is improving. A throwing machine operates on the El Polla place near Polly. Pendleton on the Columbia. Thirty tons of dam weight were used to sprinkle outside streets and dumped into the Columbia River. Sand paid 15 cents per pound. Clean wool valued at about 70 cents.
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George Buean
el Polla Place
Polly
Pendleton
Columbia
Columbia River
Portland Telegram
Mid-Week Naval Services Resume at Presbyterian Church
The naval mid-week services at the Presbyterian church will resume on Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. All interested are urged to remember the meetings. Due to a reduced salmon fishing run, Operations will be discontinued at Astoria on August 24.
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Naval
The
Presbyterian Church
Astoria
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