Old Landmark of Pendleton Livery Barn Founder
The old Goodwin livery barn on the present Hotel Pendilaton site was built by Wallace Goodwin, son of Mrs. Aura M. Raley, a pioneer landlady. The property passed through many hands from 1860s onward from John Bowman to Jake Barnes Henry Bowman Keeney & Morgan John Clark Worthington & Barr John Edicott Fuller & Froome and finally George Froome who owned it from 1897 for seven years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Goodwin
A. M. Raley
Pendleton
Geo. Froome
Aura M. Raley
Goodwin
Pendilaton
Henderson Green
Milton
Lusineus
Mr. Green
Aize
John Bowman
Jake Barnes
Keeney & Morgan
Por Gelaoin
John Clark
Worthington & Barr
John Edicott
Fuller & Froome
George Froome
Thirteen Added to Echo Methodist Episcopal Church
The Echo Methodist Episcopal Church welcomed thirteen new members yesterday during a ceremony led by Rev Jennette with assist Rev G W Rigby. Additional candidates for baptism were absent for unavoidable reasons, and more probationers may join later. the Echo church is regarded as a leading county congregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Church
Echo
Jennette
G W. Rigby
M. E
Eeho
Pendleton Academy Mission Trip by Rev Van Nuys
Reverend W N Van Nuys plans an extended trip for Pendleton Academy through the Grand Ronde region and into Wallowa county. He will be absent around September 20 and may depart later to attend the Presbytery in Enterprise, which convenes September 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton Academy
W. N. van Nuys
Grand Ronid
Wallowa County
Enterprise
Additions to St. Josephs Academy Faculty Arrive
Two teachers from the Convent of Our Lady of the Angels Philadelphia join St. Josephs Academy as new faculty members for the opening on September 6. One will lead the eighth and ninth grades, the other will teach music exclusively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph’s Academy
Convent of Our Lady of the Angels
Philadelphia
Cured at Hot Lake Returns Home
Peter Nessler, a Cold Springs farmer, has returned from Hot Lake after five weeks of rheumatism treatment. He is practically cured but laments losing five weeks during the peak busy season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hot Lake
Peter Nessler
Mr. Nessler
Cancer in Ukiah Couple Heads to Walla Walla for Treatment
HG Clark and wife of Ukiah were in town en route to Walla Walla for Mrs. Clark to begin breast cancer treatment. She had been in Walla Walla hospital for the ailment last winter and seemed cured on returning home, but the cancer has regrown during the summer.
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HG Clark
Ukiah
Walla Walla
Indians Protest Use of Combined Harvesters on Reservation Lands
E L Smith asserts first combined harvester on the Nez Perce reservation benefits Indians by better land care and adequate straw distribution. He contends calls against combines stem from unscrupulous renters who operate the machines. Indians in the Timatilla area reportedly face straw dispersal issues, but Smith says stock feed is not harmed and soil is improved when straw is scattered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Smith
Timatilla Reservation
Athena
Adatise
Nez Perce
Beck
Peterson
Six Week Threshing Run Near Athens Ends
The threshing outfits owned by Dave Ferris, Cannon and Pinkerton, and Bert Zerbe completed a six week run within five to six miles of Athens. Ferris reported 160 acres of wheat at 27 bushels per acre, while Case Cannon had 160 acres slightly over 60 bushels per acre before wind damage reduced his yield.
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Dave Ferris
Cannon & Pinkerton
Bert Zerbe
Thresher
Athens
Ferris
Case Cannon
Hivhela
Cannon
Percy Cahoon Wanted for Fraud and Larceny
Pendleton officers seek Percy L Cahoon on a charge of obtaining money by false pretenses after he allegedly entered his foster mother's house, stole furniture, sold it to Joseph Basler for 20 dollars, and fled town. a dwelling larceny charge may follow. Cahoon is described as a former United States Army member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy L. Cahoon
Cahoon
Clara Stocker
Joseph Basler
Basler
United States Army
McCoy Arrives in Pendleton for Friday Bout
Brooklyn fighter Kid McCoy is due to arrive in Pendleton tomorrow to meet J. M. Mitchell this Friday. McCoy, who is currently in Boise, has informed Pendleton Athletic Club manager Billy Bogert of the date and will begin training at once. Mitchell has set up training quarters at the Armory and is vigorously preparing for the match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kid McCoy
Brooklyn
J. M. Mitchell
Pendleton
Billy Bogert
Pendleton Athletic Club
McCoy
Boise
Mitchell
Armory
Lewiston Investment Prospect by Peterson
Peterson, former editor of the Heck Idaho Press, extols Lewiston Idaho as a bright investment location. He notes Lewiston’s advance and strong business, compares it to Spokane, and cites his move to Eastern Oregon while his wife suffers inflammatory rheumatics. He praises Beck as thriving and mentions an upcoming open portion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. Peterson
Lewiston
Idaho
J. “. Peterson
Heck
Pendleton
Spokane
A Wheat Field Yields Record Shrunken Yet Strong
A wheat field of 75 acres owned by French Criegler near Athena, judged to yield 25 bushels per acre under normal expectations, astonished workers when threshing produced over 40 bushels per acre. The grain showed heavy heads and slight smut, causing some shrinkage in the harvested yield.
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Criegler
Athena
Connerly Farm Sold for 10400 Acres Near Pendleton
A three quarter section totaling 450 acres of wheat land eight miles southeast of Pendleton sold this afternoon for 10400 in spot cash. G Neuman purchased from William Connerly through E T Wade and Son, the farm described as one of the best in the locality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Neuman
William Connerly
Pendleton
E. T. Wade & Son
Waitsburg Visit Ends as Mrs Minnie Smith Returns
Miss Minnie Smith returns to her Waitsburg home Sunday morning after several weeks with her sister Mrs Graham, owner of the New Great Eastern. Last Thursday Mr and Mrs W F Matlock hosted a Court Street gathering in Smith’s honor with refreshments and orchestral music.
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Waitsburg
Minnie Smith
Graham
The
New Great Eastern
Mere W. F. Matlock
Court Street
Migs Smith
Delayed No 5 Train Due Here At 11m Arrives At 4am
No 5 westbound O Ko N train delayed by wreck at Medbury Hill on the Short Line. Collision between two gravel trains caused the hold up. no injuries reported. Conductor A P Nash boarded No 6 as a second section to Portiani Foot.
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O Ko & N
Medbury Hill
A. P. Nash
War Tin Ak
Portiani
Debs Campaign Stop Set for Portland Address
Socialist presidential candidate Eugene V. Debs plans four campaign stops in the West, with an address in Portland on September 2 as part of the outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Debs
Portland
Eugene V. Debs
United States
Yearling Mutton Sale and Hardware Contract Report
Herbert Hoylen for National Bank sells 650 head of yearling muttons to Frye Bruhn with L D Hay as broker. W J Clark & Co secures contract to supply all hardware for the 1 O 0 F building at The Dalles, with W J Clark getting the award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Hoylen
National Bank
Frye Bruhn
L. D. Hay
W. J. Clark
W. J. Clark & Co
Dalles
Zacharias House Sale on College Street Reported
Mrs. B. B. Guernsey bought the Zacharias house and lot on College Street for $780 via A Zacharias through T Wade & Son. Jason Kellogg, a veteran marine engineer of the Columbia River, died in Portland Saturday night at age 71.
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Zacharias
B. B. Guernsey
A. Zacharias
T. Wade & Son
College Street
Jason Kellogg
Columbia River
Portland
Happiness and health via Hoatetter's Stomach Bitter
The ad promotes Hoatetter's Stomach Bitter as a remedy for women offering health and happiness. It claims to strengthen organs, improve regularity, aid sleep, and cure backache cramps headaches vomiting nervousness indigestion dyspepsia and constipation. It targets "bickly" or sickly women and urges trying the product.
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Hoatetter
Collectors Target Defunct Bills for Pendleton Firm
Expert collectors locate Pendleton branch office and announce plans to collect defunct bills. Company states no collections, no charges policy with Sulis instituted and judgments advertised. Merchants group includes Van Alstine Gordon & Co., H Lipe & Co., and Mies at 119 E Court Gt., Main 211.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Sulis
van Alstine Gordon & Co
Mercantile Agency
Mies
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Dindinger, Wilson & CO
Froome
Henry Bowman
Tallman & Co
Tallman @ Co
Benjamin Franklin
Bank
Percy Cahoon
M’ccoy
Connerly Farm
WA. Rogers
Pacific Express
Rogers
Hostetter
New York
Boston
Roosevelt
Op Met Bank
Goodman-Thompson Hardware and Plumbing
Eat
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