Free Library Adds Wide Range of New Fiction Titles
The city free public library reports 56 new fiction works now shelved and ready for distribution. The shipment includes modern popular titles and standard works such as Uncle Tom’s Cabin and Ben Hur, with authors like Kipling, Coniston, and Brown among the list. Additional non fiction material will follow as soon as possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tong
Allen
Christopher Ribbault
Burnett
Lass O'Lowrie
Chambers
Cardigan
Churchill
Kingsley
Kipling
Lee
Simon Tetlow
McCarthy
King
Mason
Merwin
Calumet
Page
Red Rock
Palmer
Parker
Peck
Porter
Ray
Reed
Rice
Mary
Rinehart
Smith
Oliver Horn
Stowe
Tarkington
Quesnay
Thompson
Alice
Old
Vincennes
Tompkins
Ellen
van Dyke
Freewater Visitors Awe at Fruit Rich Country Tour
Freewater Oregon August report of visitors from Canada and Washington impressed by abundant fruit. Rev Roy O Hadley from Rosalia returns home. Evangelists Lyness and Waldron setup gospel tent. Barber shop sold. L E B Smith moved to Spokane. Party tours Fruit Growers Union. Moscow paint mine founders head there to mine 10000 pounds. Jane G Miller buys seven acres north of Vincent Grange hall for 1750.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freewater
Ore
Roy O. Hadley
Rosalia
Wash
Wegley Hadley
H. G. Frederick
Connell
L. EB. Smith
Spokane
Hall and Kort
Freewater Times
Messers Lyness and
Waldron
B. Phillips
Messrs Wright and
Maestrett
Pendleton
Andrew Brown
Walla Walla
Canada
I. N. Erratt
Winchester
Ontario
D. C. Sanderson
T. L. Chillers
George Propeck
Amos Richardson
H. GL. Willa
Moscow
Idaho
Propeck
Balgrun
Ohio
Jane G. Miller
Vincent
John Allen
Personal mentions fill Pendleton city page
A long list of local figures and visitors is recorded. Names include R Patchen Holdman wheat grower H B Smith Eeho merchant H F McCullough Beho county seat visitor A B Stephens Jr Umatilla M V Orange Pilot Rock Don C Brownell Hermiston and many others including Conductor Phay and Conductor Jell, Mrs J E Stansberry and Miss Alvina Rieden off to Portland Seattle, Doyle. The notes cover birthplace, business visits, travels and social visits with Lehman springs Seattle fair Aberdeen and Wenaha springs mentioned among the locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. F. McCullough
Beho
A. B. Stephens, Jr
Umatilla
M. V. Orange
Pilot Rock
Pendleton
E. Turner
Lehman Springs
Lawrence Lieuallen
Adams
Chas Phay
RK. Jell
Pendleton- Spokane
J. E. Stansberry
Alvina Rieden
Portland
Seattle
Burn Hopper
Range
H. Jurgens
Alex Manning
Nina Coon
Raley & Raley
Seattle Fair
F. G. Stillwell
James H. Jones
Logan Street
C. C. van Orsdall
Women of
Woodcraft
William Eagle
Tacoma
Owen McLaughlin
Robert V. Brownell
Columbia River
George O'Daniel
Frank McKenzie
Hermiston
Johnson and
Wolcott Pratt
Towa
B. 8. Weffte
Mr. Waffle
Mrs. Pratt
Albany youths arrest over train platform selling lunches
Seven lunch sellers were arrested at Albany union depot for violating a city ordinance that forbids boys from approaching trains on arrival. The vendors had earlier followed rules but began plying passengers as trains stopped, drawn by growing demand and higher fares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Ore
Union Depot
Treine
Pendleton Notes On Wheat Market And Local Events
In and About Pendleton reports no change in the wheat market with several varietal notes. Doreey Bo Smith of Open River Transportation will address local farmers at Holdman next Wednesday night. J A Borie announces Wenaha Springs stage will skip trains after September 1, signaling season end. Marriage licenses issued to Wayland and Borie, and Hynes and Reagh. Funeral for Mrs. James McLaughlin set for tomorrow at St Marys with burial at Olney cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doreey Bo Smith
Open River Transportation Company
Holdman
Wenaha
J. A. Borie
Wenaha Springs
Russel G. Wayland
Tredwell
Alaska
Fanchon Borie
Wildric F. Hynes
Spokane
Nellie Maud Reagh
This
Hynte-Reagh and Reagh Wed at Church of the Redeemer
Hynte-Reagh Wildric F. Hynes of Spokane and Miss Melly Maud Reagh of this county were married at the rectory of the Church of the Redeemer this morning at 11 o clock. The ceremony was performed by the rector Rev. Charles Quinney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hynte—Reagh
Wildric F. Hynes
Spokane
Melly Maud Reagh
Church of the Redeemer
Charles Quinney
Kentucky Excursionists Return After West Visit
A trainload of Kentuckians passed through Pendleton last evening on their way home from a fair visit and general western tour. The party was mostly women with few men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Pendleton
Outing Party Returns From Mountain Hunt
An outing party consisting of James Maloney Harry Folsom Wayne Maloney Donald Rader and James Gwinn returned last evening from a hunting trip into the mountains south of this city. They bagged several birds but found no larger game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Maloney
Harry Folsom
Wayne Maloney
Donald Rader
James Gwinn
Pleasant music at Holdman home entertains neighbors
A pleasant musical evening was enjoyed last night at the Holdman home of Mr and Mrs B K Hoyt. Neighbors from nearby ranches attended. Participants included Charles Hill Dr Elmer Hare Valentine E C Johnson I Bentley and daughter Miss Maud Bentley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holdman
B. K. Hoyt
Charles Hill
Elmer Hare Valentine
E. C. Johnson
I Bentley
Maud Bentley
Cattle Eye Disease Report Reaches Wheeler County
Dr H W Lytle, state veterinarian, left yesterday for Wheeler county after a message described cattle eye disease causing death and permanent blindness. Dr W M McClure of the federal bureau of animal industry believes it is contagious pink eye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Lytle
Wheeler County
W. McClure
Federal Bureau of Animal Industry
Milk wagon accident leaves man with scalp wound
Ukiah telegraph reports R E Sturdivant, father of Glen Gall and Ivan Sturdivant of this city, was thrown from a milk wagon when his team ran away. A milk can fell on him, cutting a circular scalp wound from the forehead to the left ear. Sixteen stitches were needed. No other serious injuries occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ukiah
R. E. Sturdivant
Glen, Gall
Ivan Sturdivant
Ukiah Creamery
Railroad changes shift conductors across lines
Conductor Fred Waffle is transferred from Pendleton Huntington to Portland Pendleton, making his first trip out of Portland today. Conductor Fergus from freight service moves up to fill Waffle’s vacancy. Urakeman Core continues Pilot Rock duty while Jack Jerry of freight serves this run, likely to be assigned elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Waffle
Pendleton
Discriminating Ladies Use Newbro’s Herpicide
Ladies report Newbro’s Herpicide clears dandruff quickly and relieves itching. The product claims to destroy the germ causing dandruff, prevent baldness, stop hair loss, and provide a “distintive” charm with a pristing look. Sold by leading druggists with Detroit based company endorsements and a one dollar bottle guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newhbro
Newbro
Herplelde Co
Detroit
Mich
Koeppen & Bros
Freight brakemen promoted to Dwight Jesse
Among the freight brakemen recently promoted to Dwight Jesse several names were listed in the notice. The promotion reflects steps within the railroad's operating ranks and marks a shift in yard duties and seniority for the crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight Jesse
Spokane Marriage Law Change Cuts Doctor’s Certificate Need
Spokane reports a new state law that eases marriage licensing by removing the physician’s certificate requirement. With the formality of a young lady’s consent and an affidavit swearing the parties are sane and not criminals, couples may obtain a license directly from the county auditor, plus an extra dollar for household goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
R. W. Butler
City Fire Department to Begin Weekly Rescue Drills
Mayor George F. Rodgers and Councilman Low, chair of the fire and water committee, report plans for weekly fire and life saving drills. Chief Darr has issued orders for the drills to start next Monday evening at seven and continue weekly thereafter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
George F. Rodgers
Low
Fire and Water Committee
Fire Department
Darr
Three Year Old Heiress Inherits 80000 After Parents’ Death
San Jose, Aug 27. Papers filed show 4 year old Nelte Le Franc is sole heiress to $80,000 after the deaths of her parents in an automobile crash three weeks ago. The child was injured in the accident with skull fracture and hip fracture. physicians report recovery. Executor named is D M Burnett, a family friend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jose
Cal
Nelte le Franc
D. M. Burnett
Automobile stage to Lehman Springs inquiry
Pendleton Auto Co. advertises an automobile stage service to Lehman Springs inviting inquiries. Details on schedule or fares are not provided in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lehman Springs
Inquire Pendleton Auto Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
White House
Standard Grocery Co
East Court St
Glasgow
Hyatt
Brown Brother
Howard
Winslow Bros
M. Heacock
Optician
Freewater Advices
Pendleton Dye Works
R. Patchen
H. BD. Smith
Eeho
Don C. Brownell
Earl Gillanders
McGilvery
Chase
S. Fisher
Baker City
Clarence Penland
Aberdeen
W. L. Dick
Doctor Dick
J. Smith
Olive Jones
T. M. Henderson
Hasel Means
Howard Miller
Oregon
The
Portland Journal
Oklahoma
KE. A. Loring
Pearl Storey
Cameron
Montana
Mev
L. G. McClellan
EB. RB. Aldrich
East Oregonian
Jim Elgin
Went
J. C. Stages
Chillicothe
San Francisco
Charles Ford
Snake River
Dayton
Washington
Lewiston
P. S. Crabtree
Milton
Justice of the Peace Parkes
Werpleide
Wilson
Roosevelt
Boston
Cupid
Tallman’s
MT. Hood
Tallman & Co
Pendleton Drug CO
U.S. Government
Snake River Valley
Big Lost River
Arco
Manhoger C. B. Hurtt
Colonization Department
Boise, Idaho
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