Trains Set Rules for Pendleton Umatilla Service
The general passenger department issues fixed rules for holding trains at Pendleton and Umatilla when arrivals run late. No. 5 five hours late delays No. 3 to wait for No. 6, with a Pendleton Umatilla special to connect No. 3. No. 4 waits up to two hours for No. 5, aiding Spokane timing. No. 8 may wait up to 1 hour 30 minutes for No. 1, or 30 minutes if passengers head beyond Pendleton. A 5:30 p.m. No. 42 option serves longer routes.
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Pendleton
Umatilla
No. 5
No. 3
Portland
Washington
Spokane
Great Northern
Walla Walla
Editor as Rancher: From Homestead to City Rag
A newspaper editor explains leaving ranching after selling his homestead relinquishment near Odessa. He recalls a brief landownership episode during a period of mental strain, describing a 10 by 12 foot cabin, a worn stove, and a homebuilt bed in his hacienda before shifting away from farming.
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Land Leader
Uncle Sam
Odessa
Compound Syrup of Sarsaparilia Tonics Ad by Summer-F.
For Summer Fung & Son Bitters the greatest system tonic. The correct tonic for all stomach disorders. F. & S. Compound Syrup of Sarsaparilia combined with burdock mandrake prickly ash dandelion stillingia iodide of potassium and iron. A powerful alterative tonic invigorator and blood purifier sold only by.
Spence Returns as East Oregonian Recruiter in September
The East Oregonian announces James M. Spence will resume his old post starting September 1. A veteran presences, Spence vows to press every lead and secure job work and subscriptions including the Northwestern Livestock Journal. Pendleton finale looms as La Grande team finishes at Pendleton in a sequence of Friday to Sunday games.
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The
East Oregonian
James M. Spence
Jim Spence
Jim
Mr. Spence
Spence
Northwestern Livestock Journal
Indians Win Fast Baseball Clash Pendleton Beats La Grande 2 0
Pendleton Indians defeat La Grande Beet Pullers 2 to 0 in a tightly fought afternoon game. Key moments include a sensational double play in the eighth inning and Hammond’s running catch and rifle to second to end the contest. Salisbury pitched well for Pendleton and McGucken matched with four strikeouts.
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Pendleton
Indians
Mce Guchen
Schills
Adams
McGuchen
Edwards
Hammond
Thompson
la Grande
Fay
McGucken
Salisbury
People of Walla Walla and visitors gathered
A parade of short notes lists R S Moore from Ukiah W H Upton at Hotel Pendleton and others in town or traveling to Hartford Walla Walla Portland and Weston. Mentions include Mrs L C McGinnis passing hospital treatment and tours to Kam e lia Thunder Mountain Portland figures and local business figures with social visits and bountiful summer reports.
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R. S. Moore
Ukiah
W. H. Upton
Pendleton
Walla Walla
E. Y. Judd
Hartford
Conn
F. B. Clapton
Sybil
Cameron
Norval Jones
United States
Jake Proebster
Portland
Sam
Walla Walla Union
L. C. McGinnis
Walla Walal Hospital
Mathews
Mabel Mathews
Dena Hendley
Clarence Penland
Fred Earl
Kamelia
Portland Daily Journal
Wilkins
Umatilla Reservation
Washington
George T. Hamblin
Thunder Mountain Country
Thunder Mountain
Frances Norton
O. R. & N. Company
J. B. Perry
Jennie
McKay Creek
Massana
Indians and Beet Pullers clash in Alta Street series
The Indians aim to extend a nine game win streak over La Grande on the Alta Street diamond this afternoon. La Grande has strengthened its squad, and the Beet Pullers were held to low scores yesterday, raising confidence for a tight game. Next week they meet again in the Pullers’ town.
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Alta Street
la Grande
Pullere
Walla Walla Wins Series Opener At Home
The Walla Walla baseball team defeated an opponent 7 to 2 in the first game of the present series at Walla Walla yesterday. It was a solid game with several excellent plays and strong performances.
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Walla Walla
Baker City
Eternal Ice Lakes Discovered in Baker County
Baker City correspondent reports two lakes remain ice covered year round in the Granite mountains northeast of Cornucopia. C M Sage of the city led a party on Sunday July 27 across the frozen lakes during a hunting and pleasure trip into Panhandle district. The rugged peaks behind Cornucopia hide primeval forests and only packhorses or foot travel reach the area, with roads blocked by fallen trees in places.
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Sage
Baker City
Baker County
C. M. Sage
Granite Mountains
Cornucopia
Mr. Sage
Panhandle
Pendleton City Pound to auction stray horses
The Pendleton marshal to auction two stray horses after a 10 day notice. One is a 750 pound white hind feet horse with a white stripe and right shoulder brand Clyde mock. The other is a 1600 pound brown gelding four years old with a white stripe, two white hind feet and right shoulder brand. Proceeds cover costs. sale at public auction on September 10 at 2 pm at the city pound.
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Ity of
Pendleton
Orehead
Clyde Mock
Costa
Penses
Cottonwood and
Webb Streets
J.A. Blakley
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Dindinger, Wilson & Co
Cleaver Bros
News Train Service
Rancho
Belt
Hades
Tallman & CO
James M .Spence
Pendle
Ton
Pendleton Shoe CO
LEE Teutsch
Pendleton Shoe Company
Ven
Berquist
Lest
Siemaker
Teutsch
Manship
REDS
Brown
Schmidt
Castner
Brockhoff
George Brown
Brockhof
Schilts
Schille
Stovallo
MecGucken
Cryderman
Ny Witner
P.C. Pendleton
Russell
Shea
Cee Brown
R. Alexander
Alexander Department Store
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
C. W. Andrews
BE. Sharon
Weston
Gal Sel Balast
Earth
Man
Eeers Sern
Reneah
B. F. Beck
Cottonwood St
ST. Joe Store
Lyons Mercantile
Earnheart
West Court Street
West Alta Street
Bevral
W. F. Earnheart
Main and Webb Streets
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