Delegates to Ogden Named for Irrigation Congress
J R Dickson president of the Commercial Association has named two delegates to the National Irrigation Congress to be held in Ogden Utah from the ith to the 18th of this month Try for any Dr Cr Smith both of this city The court will appoint two county delegates soon to join Inland Empire representatives at Ogden and the Wednesday regular meeting will select practical irrigators to attend the national meeting
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J. R. Dickson
Commercial Association
National Irrigation Congress
Ogden
Utah
Ith
Dickson
T C
Cr. Smith
Hartman
Inland Empire
Rodgers Silver Wedding Announcement
Invitations have been received announcing the wedding of Ward W. Silver formerly of this city to Miss Nancy Jane Rodgers of Topeka Kansas. The wedding is to take place Wednesday September. The prospective groom formerly taught at Pendleton Academy and is now employed in an educational institution in Topeka.
Shields in Town Founder Visits Pendleton Park scene
Original Shields founder revisits Pendleton for a brief stop at Shields Park. He recalls six years ago starting with a moving picture machine and a lone performer, laughs at an early roast by East Oregonian, and notes plans for a $100,000 capital circuit from Chicago to the Pacific Coast with theaters for winter and a summer park. Pendleton praised as the best park patron on the circuit.
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Ghiside Parke
Shields’ Park
Ward Shields
Ed Nelson
Shields
Pendleton
Dalles
East Oregonian
Chicago
Pacific Coast
Spokane
Walla Walla
Seattle
Tacoma
Portland
Salem
Role City
Baker City
Northwest
North Powder Ice for Walla Walla Fruit Trade
The O R and N supply department loaded another car of ice for the Walla Walla fruit trade this morning. Ice from North Powder is stored locally and shipped as needed, with six cars sent last week and four so far this week. The ice is used to pack refrigerator cars carrying fruit eastward, fixed in the tank cars of passenger trains.
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Walla Walla
Lee
Cone
Stock Yards Work Enlarges O R N Facilities
Workmen of the O R N at the stockyards are enlarging the corral to hold more cattle for stockmen shipping via the road. The west fence is torn down and moved, new runways are under construction, and the old yard required repairs. This will greatly ease stock handling and transportation for operators nationwide.
Wounded Man Recovering From Shot Near Elgin
William Hennett, an aged farmer wounded by neighbor William near Elgin, is recovering rapidly. Doctors say he should be out soon as his condition improves and he receives continued care from attending physicians.
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William Hennett
William
Elgin
Grande Observer
Mrs Raniey Recovers After Lehman Springs Stay
Mrs. Raniey of this city has been convalescing at Lehman Springs and will return home as soon as able to travel. She is recovering her health and will be back in this city when fit.
Yoakum Butcher wed at county clerk office
Yesterday afternoon Mark Butcher and Mary Yoakum were married at the county clerk's office by Justice of the Peace Thomas Fite Gerald. The groom is a resident of Arapahoe County Colorado and the bride is a resident of the city.
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Mark Butcher
Mary Yoakum
Thomas Fite Gerald
Arapahoe County
Colorado
Miss Myrtle Smith Returns From Astoria Regatta Trip
Miss Myrtle Smith returned from a trip to Astoria and coast and valley points. She attended the regatta at Astoria and then visited friends in Portland Salem and other towns.
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Myrtle Smith
Astoria
Miss Smith
Portland
Salem
Villey Oltion
Dickson Visit to Portland Ends Return to City
J. oR. Dickson and his son have returned from Portland after visiting the coast. Mrs. Dickson plans to visit local friends briefly before returning home for the winter.
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J. Or. Dickson and
Portland
Mrs. Dickson
Returned From the Springs Farm Family News
Mr and Mrs James Nelson and family, living near the city, have returned from a camping trip at Lohman Springs. After a short visit with friends, they have driven on to their ranch at Wild Horn.
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Ernest Tatum
Hidaway
Lenore
Gertrude Sheridan
Mr and
Mia
James Nelson
Thle City
Lohman Springs
Wild Horne
Woman to Return in Two Weeks from Lehman Springs
Miss Francia Pite Gerald departs Lehman Springs after camping for two weeks and will not be home for about two more weeks. Her family notes she remains at the site with her relatives and plans to return soon.
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Francia Pite Gerald
Lehman Springs
Ole Tae
Mere
Fite Gerald
New Cold Storage Plant To Modernize Packing House
Schwartz & Greulich plan a brick cold storage plant behind the W. & C. R. office to house rendering and sausage work and to store meat for a facility three times larger. A 20 by 50 foot brick structure will hold machinery and the rooms will be insulated with a rear ground-floor space partitioned for cold storage. Moving the back lots and rapid brick completion will enable piping to run to the front, cooling the shop in summer, making the plant the best equipped in the city.
Returned From Quitting Portlands Newport Visit
R. Alexander returns home from an extended trip to Portland Newport and other valley points. He enjoyed the journey and resumes his business interests greatly refreshed. A sunburn from the beach will linger for weeks as a souvenir.
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J. H. Young
O. R. & N Supply Department
Young
San Francisco
Oakland
California
Grand Army
R. Alexander
Portland
Newport
Otter Valley
Rev Bleakney to Lead City Church and Open Academy
Rev Bleakney of Elgin will remain in the city to fill the pulpit Sundays until a new pastor is secured. He will prepare for the opening of the Academy in mid forthcoming month.
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Bleakney
Elgin
Cly
Academy
Eleln
Visitor From California On Month Visit
Spencer Bentley of Modesto California visits his brother Newton Bentley and uncle J N Bentley in this city. He plans to stay with relatives for the coming month before returning home to California.
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Spencer Bentley
Modesto
Cal
Newton Bentley
J. N. Bentley
California
Arc Lights Cut Off After Transmission Wire Break
Arc lights in the city were darkened last night after a transmission wire broke around 7:30. The broken wire wedged across the incandescent line, making locating the fault risky. officials chose not to cut power entirely, leaving streets and businesses without illumination until the situation could be resolved today.
A. Kunkle Visits Athena for Branch Business
Looking After the Branch House, A. Kunkle travels to Athena on a short business visit to transact house interests. His partners John and Elijah Haligus of that city will depart Sunday for Lewiston to attend to property matters, with Kunkle assisting a new man to learn the business details.
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A. Kunkle
Athena
Mr. Kunkle
John
Elijah Haligus
Lewiston
Farm Machinery Going West in Four Carloads
Four carloads of Cyclone threshing machines, totaling 16 units, were moved westward over the O R and N yesterday evening bound for Portland. The plan is to ship the machines back to the Eastern Oregon wheat fields.
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Portland
Oregon
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Charles H. Miller
Echo
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Colfax
Gene Vaughn
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Hidaway Springs
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Kamela
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Dayton
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John Dindinger
Roy
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Schwartz & Greulich
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Rev. Bleakney
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