Outing Report From Blue Mountains Vacation
J T Hinkle and family return from a two week outing in the Blue Mountains near Fletcher's Mill Cold Spring. Weston and Woodan toll road areas hosted campers with strong turnout. Upper Umatilla River fishing praised and camping facilities ample. The county and neighboring residents increasingly seek recreation there as roads remain convenient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Hinkle
Blue Mountains
Fletcher
Cold Spring
Weston
Woodan
Mr. Hinkle
Mowdmain
Tenatii
Woodart
Umatilla
Umatilla County
Walla Walla
Family returns from Priest Lake camping trip
Returns from Priest Lake with Colonel and Mrs J H Raley and their children Roy Adna Claire and Edith after a month spent in cool mountain country State Grain Inspector Arrowsmith of Washington estimates the state wheat crop at 2100.00 bushels
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priest Lake
J. H. Raley
Roy
Adna
Claire
Edith
Arrowsmith
Washington
Personal notices from Pendleton and nearby towns
A string of brief social updates notes Casper Van Dran leaving for Portland on business, Miss L Etter and Miss Julia Hallard visiting Portland, Mrs A Nash returning from Portland, and various Pendleton residents visiting or returning from trips to Walla Walla, The Dalles, La Grande, Nye Creek, Albany, and other locales. A near miss involving a buggy and a child is described with urgency and caution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Etter
Walla Walla
Robert Stanfield
Echo
Thomas Cheniry
Junction Cito
Julia Hallard
Portland
Bolling
la Grande
Max Baer
Little Child
Anna Clark
Peoples Warehouse
Hor Lake
Mudhorn
Bridge Department
Kh & N
Henpret Junction
Hives
Cherome
Urtitla
Narrow Escape on High School Hill With Baby in Cart
Yesterday afternoon Mrs Cook narrowly escaped tragedy when two girls let go of a little cart carrying her baby near the high school. The cart rolled down a very steep hill, overturned at the bottom, and flung a passenger from the woven wire fence. Ian Thompson, passing by, saw the runaway cart at the top and found the scene at the base with the baby safer than expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ian Thompson
Box With a Record on the O R & N Line
A rough handling box on the O R and N mixed train between this city and Walla Walla has run daily for 14 years. It has covered about 4.6 miles in total, averaging 9½ miles per day, carrying crew supplies and personal items for Conductor G. Mengies and Brakemen Willis and Hatey. The box, its travels, and the cargo reflect railroad routines and pride in a long service run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walla Walla
G. Mengies
Willis and
Hatey
Hutners
Shields Park Night Show Promises New Sketches and Songs
After a mist and rain, Shields Park patrons gathered for the weekly Thursday night event. Amateurs return with a list of performers while professionals are updated with Stanley and Seamon in a new sketch Lima debuting fresh songs and views on the polyscope. A large audience enjoyed last night and expects greater turnout tonight with the weather favorable. Sims's cartoon work remains a highlight and worth the admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shields Park
Stanley
Seamon
Lima
Sims
Prominent Carnival Manager to Host Pendleton Event
A citywide carnival and harvest festival likely to run September 26 to October 1 will be organized by a well known carnival manager from outside Pendleton. George L. Hutchin of Seattle promises an attraction by the Harbour Cirws and Carnival Company, claiming a larger, hotter show than ever and seeking local support to ensure a successful turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ste
Che Outalde
George L. Hutchin
Seattle
Jarbour Cirews and Carnival Company
Pendleton
Portland
Spokane
Hae & Finer
Pendilion
Altrartian Cventionad
Pitchin
Harbour company to showcase midway acts and aerials
The harbour company promises attractions from Oriental midway scenes to aerial loop acts. Mr Hurchin planned to arrive to secure city support for a show during the last week of the coming month. Crow and Woods wed last night at Mrs Beererth’s Cosby street home with Judge Fit officiating. The groom is son of well known reservation farmer Join Crow. The couple will move to Eastern Washington in a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midway
Ote
Hurchin
Choide Crow
Myra A. Woods
Mra. Beeerth
Duece
Cosby Street
Thomas Fit
Gerald
Join Crow
Washington
Died of appendicitis in South Pendleton home
Fern Smith daughter of Mr and Mrs Ed Smith of this city died yesterday evening at 6 from appendicitis. She was a little over 11 years old. Funeral held this afternoon at 8 from the house with Rev Robert Warner of the Methodist Church officiating. Interment at Olney cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fern
Mire
Ed. Smith
South
Pendleton
Robert Warner
Methodist Besroh
Olney
Commercial Stables Carryalls for Picnic Parties
Commercial stables offer carryalls for picnic parties with good teams and competent drivers for commercial use. Speedy and handsome horses for evening and Sunday drives, gentle horses for family use. Stock boarded at reasonable rates with careful attention to transient stock. Opposite Hotel Pendleton Main 101.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
fPendleton
Visiting Echo and Vicinity Birthday Party Pranks
Are visiting Echo and vicinity. E M Lyons A Kunkie and Rev N H Brooks jest this morning for Eeho where the first two gentlemen have claims they have taken up recently. They go there this morning to view their tines and inspect land. They bring guns and share free invitations to Betotare Birthday Party. Bruce Wallace hosts a surprise party at East Webb Street last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Echo
E. M. Lyons
A. Kunkie
Rev
N. H. Brooks
Eeho
Bruce Wallace
East Webb Street
Train and arrests reported after incident in Albina
Report states Morgan Patrice Alveray and Harry Reese were released from county jail yesterday and ordered to leave town. William Jones remains jailed as a suspect in a train car theft. A train accident in Albina on Monday killed Jome Toh and an O& Ro & N. brakeman was fatally struck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan Patrice Alveray
Harry Reese
Jall
Willian Jones
Seattle
Jome Toh
Albina
Polish Wonder Prophet Forecasts Crowning of Boy
A contested prophecy from Peter J. Brukman claims a boy will be crowned after a river tale and a clairvoyant state. The notice urges readers to contact Sixth Avenue North for more information and cautions the gifted man will not stay long.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ny Ream
Sixth Avenue
Chloe
Todi
Pallal
Fonumont
Peter J. Brukman
the Falla
Mons
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Dindinger, Wilson & Company
Oregon
Tallman & CO
Casper van Dran
KR Ho Wilcox
Bidegredilence
J. FP. Robinson
Welch
F. J. Crawford
Nye Creek
Albany
Dro
W. G. Cole
Ranier
Grace
Edna McGinn
Miss McGinn
Minneapolis
Swift
Empire House
U. S
Fnally
F. S. Younger & Son
Shields’ Park
the Park
Snake River
Standard Grocery AM Canarpslaei
Court Street
Woode-Crow
Montotiente
Boston
As Knon
Knox
G. M. Froome
Shrahon
Lawiging Dlokwe
Main Atrest
Breget
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