Reverend Hugh Miller Returns to Fold of Baptist Church
The Rev Hugh Miller was received back into the Viral Baptist church in Pendleton at morning services yesterday after a three year absence. He had previously served as pastor and, upon leaving, announced that he had changed his views, but now he returns to the fold and resumes his ministry with the church.
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Hugh Miller
Pendleton
Mr. Miller
Viral Baptist Church
Muncie
Ind
Miller
Wif
Indiana
Bought Lucky Stockings Contest Brings Child Prize
Folsom Tallman son of Mr and Mrs J W Tallman of the city has won one of the prizes offered by Wayne Knitting Mills at Fort Wayne Indiana. Ten children will receive ponies for buying or having parents buy Wayne children's hose. Folsom won via a purchase at Alexander Department Store which received a telegram this morning announcing the good fortune. The mill placed numbers in the hose line and lucky numbers were drawn.
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Wayne Knitting Mills
Folsom Tallman
J. W. Tallman
Fort Wayne
Ind
Folsom
Wayne Mille
Alexander Department Store
Mille
Opens Fue yard as Meacham moves in a wood and coal yard
The Mility family has moved and opened a wood and coal yard at Maln Street, first door north of Leezer’s bakery. The new operation is run by Meacham and family with supplies of wood and coal available to local residents.
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Mility
Meacham
Leezer's Bakery
Maln Street
Babb Buys Cattle for Echo Ranch
W H Babb today bought nearly one hundred head of stock cattle from the Bwearinger Brow. He plans to run them on his Echo area ranch.
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Babb
W. H. Babb
Bwearinger Brow
Echo
The Mysterious Preacher At Pilot Rock Inquiries Grow
Elwood Chenoweth the elusive preacher famed for neat appearance and no visible means of support is seen in Pilot Rock lecturing on his odd religious ideas. Locals note he arrives quietly in the forenoon, stays an hour or two, then vanishes as if swallowed by the earth. His origin and destinations remain mysteries while friends allegedly fund his upkeep without identification. Separately reports mention Clark & Pepper claims and river ownership affecting regional plans, with a shift toward preliminary work next year. A prospective buyer, said to represent eastern capital, surveys John Day North Fork placer grounds and Camas prairie markets for ore, hay, grain, and stores benefiting the area.
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Elwood Chenoweth
Pilot Rock
Isaacs
Dale
North Fork
John Day
Camas Prairie
Personal mentions from Pendleton area social notes
Pendleton and nearby towns form a bustle of visits and travels as residents and visitors are listed: Penland visited Pilot Rock, Deputy Blakely went to Athena, Mrs. Reed to Portland, Fernwen visited Walla Walla, Chamberlain spent Sunday in Athena, Burg registered in Walla Walla, Taylor in Pendleton, Hoxen from Morland registered at St Geurns, Mrs. Sargent ill with typhoid, Willoughby in Athena, pioneer Cromwells in city, L T Graham from Austin sightseeing for boating, COP Davis at Hot Lake improving, Roy Haley bound for Washington DC to study at Columbia, Kuykendall of Pomgeroy in Pendleton, Pearl Wells returning to Heppner, J M Bentley accompanying, Scott and John Benjamin visiting for Sargent illness, Purdy family visiting, Bethune Swaggert returning from Athena, Miss Carlisle notified of mother’s illness, Kit Garson passing through to Walla Walla, Wade family heading to Chicago for livestock meeting and Minnesota study.
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S. BE. Penland
Pilot Rock
Blakely
Athena
Walter Reed
Portland
Charles J. Fernweon
Walla Walla
W. D. Chamberlain
T. J. Burg
Golden Rule
S. Taylor
Pendleton
Elain
George W. Hoxen
Morland, Ia
St. Geurns
Sargent
William Willoughby
Cormwres
L T. Graham
Austin
Texas
Cop Davis
Roy Haley
Washington, D.C
Law Atra
Columbia University
Chester E. Kuykendall
Pomeroy
Washington
Pearl Wella
Heppner
J. M. Bentley
Scott Benjamin
Seattle
John Benjamin
Kendrick, Maho
Thome A. Purdy
Hookane
Kit Garson
W. & ©. H Railroad
O. Ho
Chicago
Minnesota
State Agricultural College
Ground to be claimed along North Fork John Day
A large company controls ten miles of riverfront north of the North Fork John Day with Eastern interests seeking more land. Work on the Oriental mines continues as surveyors finish a ditch six plus miles long, estimated at 7000 dollars per mile. The firm plans a four mile sawmill at the ditch head and potentially the entire distance, requiring over 1,000,000 feet of lumber. They have purchased Klelasorg property near the river exit to the ditch.
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Uliah
Dee
Worf
Oriental Mines
Klelasorg
Thanksgiving Ball Draws Prairie Visitors to Ukiah
The Thanksgiving ball at Ukiah attracted a large crowd from across the prairie and the head of Truttor Creek, highlighting regional participation and festive turnout.
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Ukiah
Prairie
Truttor Creek
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Mase
Aku
THE
Baptist Church
Cleaver Bros
China
Episcopal Church
Peo
Owl Tea
Main St
Pendleton Shoe Go
Chenoweth
Clark & Pepper
Placer
Fusion
Calumet & Hecla Company
Educt
United Metalw
Rooma and
Batt
Allie Sheridan
Alta Street
Bostons
Woonsockets
WALES
Goodyear Apsleys
Lyons Mercantile
Main
Webb Streets
M. A. Rad
Cole
T. C. Taylor
Main Street
Pendicton, Oregon
International Poultry Food
C. F. Colesworthy
East Alta Street
Wile
Tallman & CO
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