Warner Secured Honor for School
Harold Warner high school junior son of Mr and Mrs T C Warner returns from a summer trip visiting Indiana Philadelphia and other eastern states He was named by Congressman Ellis for a West Point cadet appointment but will attend the Military School instead He notified the government of not accepting the West Point spot He plans to complete his high school course this winter in Hermiston Oregon He is connected to the Pendleton high school fraternity gain and plans for a new city block building include First National Bank of Hermiston rental space and modern amenities in a two story concrete block structure with striking plate glass fronts produced by local plans and excavation start soon Fine peaches from The Meadows are shipped by J Pelmulder with seven inch peaches apples tomatoes and other fruit showing the Meadows orchard’s quality He Pelmulder brothers are noted horticulturists on their tract.
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Harold Warner
T. C. Warner
Eastern
Middle States
Indiana
Young Warner
Congressman Ellis
West Point
Warner
Hermiston
J. Pelmulder
Hermiston Growth Tied to Irrigation Belt Progress
The Mler mitton Herald notes FH Page & Son of Portland awarded a contract for a two story cement block business block 50 by 65 feet to W R Longhorn of Hermiston. The site is on the approaching development area in Hermiston, Oregon.
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Mlermitton Herald
Herald
W. R. Longhorn
Hermiston
The Urgency of Early Cold Treatment
A health notice urges treating a cold at the first sign rather than waiting. Delays can lead to deeper illness and longer recovery. Early action may shorten suffering and prevent complications.
City Hall Brick Work Finished, Finishing Soon
The brick work is done by Dan May with a sub contractor for that phase. Finishing tasks remain including roof work and plastering by a sub contractor. Completion and occupancy expected by December 1.
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City Hall
Gibson
Dan May
Opening Night At Pendleton Oregon Theater
Theater parties are already being talked of and it is probable a fair sized crowd will go from here to attend the opening night at the Oregon theater in Pendleton. This Pilot Rock News item notes local interest and expected turnout.
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Oregon
Oregon Theater
Pendleton
Pilot Rock News
Indian fined for drunkenness in police court
Charley Ross, identified as an Indian, was fined five dollars in the police court this morning after being found drunk. Three other Indians were arrested yesterday. they all gave bail which was forfeited this morning.
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Charley Ross
Infant Grandchild Death Calls Mrs Folsom Home
Infant son of Mr and Mrs Henry Rolfe died prompting Mrs EB Folsom of this city to travel to Sand Point Idaho for the funeral and to comfort the bereaved family.
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EB. J. Folsom
Sand Point
Idaho
Henry Rolfe
Brotherton Strout Wedding in Pendleton at 500 Tustin Street
Pendleton girl Mabel Strout married Frank Brotherton of Athena in a Sunday morning ceremony at 9 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Strout. Rev W T Buster officiated. Guests included Brano Weber and others. Couple planned a brief bridal trip to Spokane.
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Tustin Street
Sanford Strout
Mabel
Frank Brotherton
Athena
Rev
W. T. Buster
M. B
Brano Weber
Mark Graves
Robert Sconce
J. O. Keysor
S. A. Foster
Gladys Brotherton
Ollie Smith
Bessie Martin
Miles Ella Beale
J. R. Candish
Helen Candish
Albert Brotherton
Marvin Strout
Della Bryson
Grace Bryson
Burton Strout
8. A. Bryson
Edith Bryson
Spokane
Fire damages old academy building on East Webb street
A blaze hit the west end of the old academy at East Webb last night about 9 o clock. George O Danial raised the alarm and tried to douse the flames with a bucket of water before the central fire companies arrived. Firemen quickly extinguished the fire amid mystery over its origin with theories of malicious start or rats carrying matches. The tract belongs to the school district while the building is owned by J H Lawrey and Peter Medernach.
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George O'Daniel
Acoo
Central Companies
No. 6
J. H. Lawrey
Peter Medernach
Romagoux Pioneer Mason Dies in Pendleton at 15
Frank Felix Romagoux longtime Pendleton resident and brick mason died at 2:50 am at 421 Marie Street from quick consumption. Born June 7 1853 in France he came to Pendleton in 1879 and helped build much of the town. Funeral at St Marys Catholic Church at 9 am conducted by Father Bugel with Eureka lodge members attending. He never married and leaves a brother Frank Romageaux deceased, a sister-in-law Mrs Franke Romagoux three nephews and five nieces.
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Frank Felix Romagoux
Marie Street
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Father Bugel
France
Montreal
St. Louis
Pendleton
Uew Mason
Eureka Lodge No. 92
C. F
Frank Romageaux
Franke Romagoux
Standart and Steel Jailed for Wheat Theft
Jerry Standart and 0.8 Steel were jailed in Milton after receiving 26 day sentences for stealing wheat. police caught them trying to sell wheat in Walla Walla and investigations showed the grain was stolen from a ranch near the state line. Both were tried before the Milton justice.
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Jerry Standart
Steel
Milton
Walla Walla
Standart
Mr and Mrs Charlie Greulich Return From Newport Stay
Mr and Mrs Charlie Greulich have returned from Newport where they were for several weeks, resuming their normal activities and greeting friends.
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Charlie Greulich
Newport
McCourt Returns to Pendleton Busy With Federal Work
United States district attorney John McCourt and his son John Jr arrive in Pendleton to close a backlog of civil and criminal cases. Judge Wolverton is on vacation until September 28, delaying court activity. Umatilla county cases await trial, likely into winter, after other matters such as the Los Angeles case and the Binger Hermann case are addressed.
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Oregon
McCourt
Pendleton
Wolverton
Umatilla
Los Angeles
Binger Hermann Uso
New Engines Go Into Regular Service In Oregon Line
Three newly commissioned locomotives, Nos. 206 207 and freight engine 387, now operate in regular service with high satisfaction. A fourth engine, freight engine 363, recently overhauled after three months in the roundhouse, is to enter service today, per the La Grande Observer.
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la Grande Observer
Digger John Jorgel Arrested Over Local Option Violation
John Jorgel, a well digger, was arrested by Police Chief Tom Gurdane on charges of peddling whiskey to Indians in violation of the local option law. He is jailed and faces grand jury action in September unless an earlier indictment is preferred in the justice court.
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John Jorgel
Tom Gurdane
Jorgel
Odd Fellows Funeral Notice for Felix Boumagoux
Odd Fellows are requested to meet at I. O. O. F. hall on Tuesday morning at 9 o clock to attend the funeral of Bro. Felix Boumagoux of Eureka lodge No. 2 and Umatilla encampment No. 17 with Noble Grand presiding.
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I. O. O. F. Hall
Bro
Felix Boumagoux
Eureka Lodge No
Umatilla
Marriage license issued to two residents in county clerk office
The county clerk issued a marriage license to Frank Brotherton and Miss Mabel Strout, confirming their intent to wed.
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Frank Brotherton
Mabel Strout
Bright Outlook for La Grande
The La Grande Observer reports changes in local business personnel with Pat tison set to replace J D McKennon at McKennon grocery, and C C Pennington & Co. taking over from J M Berry. Kilpatrick implement house to gain new management as April opens new firm accounts and debt concerns ease.
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Saya
la Grande Observer
Messrs. Pattison
J. D. McKennon
McKennon
J. M. Berry
C. C. Pennington & Co
Judge Scott reports strong support for good roads drive
Judge John H. Scott, back from southern Oregon, voices optimism on the good roads campaign. He notes broad demand for a convention and says dates will be announced soon. In Marshfield, Crow of Los Angeles offers $20,000 to improve the Marshfield to Roseburg road, representing a major automotive freight and passenger concern.
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John H. Scott
Oregon
Salem Statesman
Marshfield
Crow
Los Angeles
Roseburg
Pas
Tea engagement and refund promise over earthen pot
A quirky ad notes lingering tea service with a promise of money back if unsatisfied. It highlights a restraunt or stall named Mike Schillings and claims a refund policy on purchases. The tone is playful and promotional.
Oregon Governor Names George Nolan to Benson Seat
Salem dispatch reports Governor Chamberlain announced at noon the appointment of George Nolan a Democrat from Klamath Falls formerly of Astoria to succeed Judge Henry L. Benson in the first judicial district. The appointment takes effect September 1.
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Salem
Chamberlain
George Nolan
Klamath Falls
Astoria
Henry L. Benson
First Judicial District
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Standard Grocery Co
Court St
Golden Rule
Pendleton High
West Point Academy
Philadelphia
Pendleton High School
Main Street
Herald of Ice
First National Bank of Hermiston
Pelmulder Brothers
FH. Page & Son of
Portland
F&s
Tallman & Co
City Property
Frank B. Clopton & CO
E. Court. St., Pendleton, Ore
United States Depository
Brotherton-Strout
Academy
East Webb
Romagoux
Eureka Lodge
Catholic Church
McOurt
Vaiatilla
John McCourt
United States
McCourt & Phelps
John Jr
Umatilla County
Roosevelt
Boston
John Hailey
Kilpatrick Implement House
la Grande
Singer Service Corporation
Mike Schillings
Judge Benson
Cornelius
Park and Alder Streets
Cornelius Free
Europlan
N. K. Clarke, Mgr
C. W. Cornelius
Geo
Kurrle
Frank Tullis
Pendleton Cash Market
Umatilla Meat Co
Alfred Benjamin
Bond Brothers
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