Hermiston School Dedicated in $30,000 Build Dedication Draws 650
The Hermiston Oregon formal opening of a new $30,000 schoolhouse drew over 650 attendees. Speakers included Prof. H. M. Gunn, Prof. Frank Wells, Rev. Cash, Attorney J. T. Hinkle, and music by Barks Orchestra Club. Ducks club fed wheat to ponds as part of Hermiston notes.
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Hermiston
Ore
H. M. Gunn
Hermiston High School
Barks Ocestra
Cash
the Baptist Church
Hermiston Ladies’ Quartet
W. Correll
C. Cc. Reeves
Randal
G. H. Upthegrove
Frank Wells
Umatilla County
Barks
J. L. Thompson
Irvin
Numman
J. T. Hinkle
Young Mens’ Association
Hermiston Gun Club
W. C. Stewart
Seattle
Hazel Holland
P. C. Holland
Col. H. G. Newport
Portland
Edgar 5. Loudenslager
A. ©. Crawford
Maxwell Land and Irrigation Company Interest at Davenport
In Davenport Iowa cases titled in the Interest of the Maxwell Land and Irrigation company of this city are presented. The proceedings involve the company and its creditors and pertain to matters of asset distribution and corporate interests in the local region.
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Davenport
Iowa
Maxwell Land and Irrigation Company
City
Echo Man Victim In Bad Accident
H E Stevens manager of Echo Lumber company was kicked in the head while reaching for a fallen line and dragged a distance. He was treated by Dr Dorn and taken to Pendleton by early morning train. Echo Notes reports the funeral of Mrs Lewellyn Brownell at St Anthonys hospital services held tomorrow. Protracted meetings at Bethel Hall with W S Holt Ernest F Hall Dr Milligan and J F Vernon visiting from Portland San Francisco Prescott.
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Echo
Ore
H. E. Stevens
Echo Lumber Company
Nolin
Lewellyn Brownell
St. Anthony'’s Hospital
Baker
Bethel Hall
St. Clark
Gul Durham
Portland
Albert Niedergall
Walla Walla
Wash
Ll. T. Link
Pendleton
R. P. East
Eva Skinner
Stanfield
Babe Tent Wins Three Mile Skat Race at Ring
A crowd of 250 watched Babe Tent win the three mile skat ute race on a foul at the ring last night. The race covered 69 tape laps with a turn on the 47th lap as Albert Cook attempted to pass Bean and Instent shoved him through the port. Hean was declared the victor though he said he would like to race Cook again once his knee heals.
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Babe Tent
Ring
Albert Cook
Bean
Hean
Cook
Cain
Wheat Price Rises To 71 Cents In Pendleton Markets
Newsy Notes of Pendleton reports wheat rising one cent to 71 cents. Three marriage licenses issued to Duvall and Waid, Brown and Stover, Bush and Hudspath, all in this county. Premium poultry lists ready for pickup from B Averill. Salem home search by Judge Bean and Mrs Bean. Alumni meeting at Hotel Pendleman to plan Oregon Agricultural College reunion. Ludgate hawdy house case postponed to 3:30. Hagletine moved to Yakima on counts of obtaining money under false pretenses. Large drive of cattle 650 head led by Henry Lasinka to Wadlula country, 400 steers and 150 cattle. 200 calves left behind.
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Harry L. Duvall
Amanda Waid
Fred Brown
Eva Stover
Wailer Bush
Lepha Hudspath
Umatilla County
Lidgate
Mae Ludgate
West Pendleton
Thomas Fite Gerald
Henry Lasinka
Camas Priirie
Pendleton
Wadlula
Sidewalk Reopens Before Temple on Main Street
After weeks of closure during building remodeling, the sidewalk in front of the Temple building on Main Street is now open to traffic. The new concrete surface replaces the former wooden hoard walk, a change not unnoticed by passersby.
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Main Street
Gillette party heads to California via Portland trip
Manager George Gillette of the Western Union Telegraph office and Mrs. Gillette left this morning for Portland for a few days before continuing to California for the winter. They will be joined in Portland next week by Dick Sullivan who will travel with them to San Francisco.
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California
George Gillette
Toent Western Union Telegraph Office
Gillette
Portland
Dick Sullivan
San Francisco
Smallpox Quarantine Ties Local Fire Chief at Home
Vice Chief contracts smallpox and Fire Chief John Vaughan is quarantined at his West Court Street home after an exposure. He was admitted Thursday and placed under quarantine yesterday morning. The illness is mild and mainly a nuisance rather than dangerous. exposure details remain unclear.
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John Vaughan
West Court Street
Mrs Baer Dies in Windmill Millidgeville Illinois
E KE Baer, Inotype operator for East Oregonian, learned last night of his mother Mrs Mary Baer dying in Millidge ville Illinois at age 62. She had spent the preceding winter and summer with her son in this city. The cause was not stated and the message notes she was not more than a few days past death.
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Baer
E. KE. Baer
East Oregonian
Mary Baer
Millidgeville
Ilinois
Lovers of Dogs Meet Tonight in Judds Building
A dog fanciers meeting at 7:30 this evening in the Judds building office of Attorney Charles J. Ferguson aims to form a local kennel club and plan a beach show alongside the poultry show. Attending include Judges A. Lowell and Norbourne Berkeley, Attorneys Charles H. Carter and C. J. Berguson, and others such as John Dyer, F. E. Earnhart, J. La Dow, Al Despain, and Wil Micase.
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Charles J. Ferguson
Judds
A. Lowell
Charles H. Carter
C. J. Berguson
John Dyer
F. E. Earnhart
J. la Dow
Norbourne Berkeley
al Despain
Wil Micase
Ric Apple Shipment From Pendleton Orchard
Free carload of apples from a Pendleton orchard shows fruit section activity. The Oliver farm west of town produced the crop, three cars already shipped to the middle west, one car filling this afternoon, and two more on the way for local consumption. Of four cars, three go to Montana and one to Nebraska. The Oliver orchard was upgraded with smudge pots, pruning, spraying and careful care, with R L Oliver and son R N Oliver benefiting from their labor and expense.
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Ric
Pendleton
Oliver Farm
Town
Middle West
Montana
Nebraska
Oliver
R. L. Oliver
R. N. Oliver
Funeral of Mrs Brownell Remains to Echo
The funeral for Mrs Llewellyn Brownell will be held as her remains are moved to Echo for burial. Public condolences are extended to the family.
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Brownell
Llewellyn Brownell
Hermiston area woman dies. funeral set at Echo church
The deceased, born in Colorado on March 16, 1885, lived near Hermiston for years and married in Umatilla on November 19, 1903. Survived by husband Llewellyn Brownell and one child, with relatives in Idaho and Oregon. Funeral will follow the train arrival at Echo, under the Rebekah lodge.
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Echo
Rebekah Lodge
Colorado
Umatilla
Hermiston
Personal mentions from Pendleton and surrounding areas
Peter O Sullivan arrives from the Ritter ranch while Henry Means of Umatilla conducts Pendleton business. Dr W Cole heads to Portland for Sunday with family. Milton Ross travels from the city toward Joseph, Iowa county. Lowell Rogers from Adams pays business dues. Jerry Stone from Athens visits the county seat. M B Kern leaves for the county west end to handle interests. J T Lieuallen, Adams wheat rancher, comes down. W M Castle of Echo Echoes visits from the west end. City Recorder Frank McKenzie returns from Hermiston by motor. B L McBroom back from a Susanville business trip. Jack Watson and Lee Drake depart for Hermiston seeking ducks. J S Roses of south Weston attends to affairs. C H Russell and family of Nye head to Santa Cruz for the winter. C G Brownfield of Umatilla called in after sudden death of his brother’s wife. Osmond Hager of Heppner leaves Pendleton after a few days of visits.
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Peter O'Sullivan
Ritter
Henry Means
Umatilla
Pendleton
Dr. W. Cole
Portland
Milton Ross
Joseph
Wallowa
Lowell Rogers
Adams
Jerry Stone
Athens
Pr. M
Kern
J. T. Lieuallen
W. M. Castle
The
Echo Echoes
West End
City Recorder
Frank McKenzie
Hermiston
BE. L. McBroom
Susanville
Jack Watson
Lee Drake
J. S Roses
Weston
C. G. Brownfield
Osmond Hager
Heppner
Presbyterian Preachers to Speak at Series Event
At 11 o'clock Rev W H Holt of Portland will preach and at 7 30 Rev Dr Milligan of Portland will preach. A supper at 6 and a Saturday conference are planned. Ladies of the church prepare the supper for the congregation and cord ial invitation is extended to all. Sunday school at 10 and C E society at 6 30. A large audience is hoped for.
Juicy Oranges At Varied Prices Spotted At Market
This morning multiple stalls offered a range of oranges and apples. The seller notes including Spitzenberg and Newton Pippins with boxes priced at 1.00 each while supply lasts. A shopper mentions buying a dozen of the finest oranges for 60 cents.
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Spitzenburg Appien
Newton Pippina
Cost of Running Empire in Paris Over Century
A statistician measuring public accounts from 1800 to 1900 shows hourly costs to run the French administration rose from 23 000 dollars during the consulate and first empire to 92 600 dollars in the final year of the third republic. The progression spans restoration Louis Philippe regime republic of 1848 and the second empire, with rising hourly sums at each stage.
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Paris
Louis Philippe
Second Empire
Third Republic
Farm Colony for Exiles in Petersburg Scheme
The government weighs a plan to use criminal labor for productive farming as a way to end penal exile to Siberia. Initiatives tie to the imperial decree from ten years ago and a large agricultural settlement program. The proposal calls the idea one of Russia's brightest since modern reform efforts began.
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Petersburg
Siberia
Russia
Rusela
Big Store in Trim for Holiday Trade
The Peoples Warehouse is decked in gala holiday attire with artificial holly to brighten the store from basement to third floor. Decorations highlight the best ever assortment and arrangement, aiming to attract shoppers during Christmas. The store features enhanced lighting and festive displays, a usual Saturday night concert planned tonight, with additional activities through Christmas week at Pendileon’s Pastime Parlors.
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Peoples
Pendileon
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Frank O' Ae
Pres
Lernard O'Gara
Sec
Treas
East Court Street
Hermiston School
Hermiston Duck Hunters
Project City
J. F. Chapman
R. Carrier
Wa Lung Chung
Ray Cooper
D. H. Costa
Bill Ber
A. Crouch
Tom Deering
M. L. Darnell
J. H. Diether
Tom Burke
L. Borda
G. D. Beymer
Fay Bernard
C. Bayliss
T. Alexander
Molly Reed
Helen Hynes
C. B. Hayworth
Frank Gerard
Henry German
Bill Durrand
Wm. Duncan
D. W. Doherty
Frank Cantrell
C. A. Cameron
M. McGuill
W. H. Vyday
Helen Linaner
Sophia Lei
Mrs. C. Larson
I. Lake
D. C. Knowlton
C. Koyle
W. H. Kirby
B. F. Keith
Allie Johnston
John Jordan
Jas. Joyce
Etta Jennings
Sophia Igo
W. Powell
M. Bozo
B. Gerber
E. J. Nolin
J. A. Montgomery
Packages
T. R. van Wert
Frank Tullen
Pendleton Drug CO
Phoretour
TOU
Echo Man
Ivan Winson
Preston
Pendleton Dye Works
East Asia
Mt. Phome Main
Newsy
Vietuam
Averill
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Salem
Judse
H. J. Bean
Supreme Bench
Grant Hagletine
Yakima
Taylor
North Yakima
Dunn
Phone Main
Roosevelt
Boston
Trim
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