Five Tons of Honey From Umatilla County Farm
R E Thom of the Umatilla river south of Hermiston markets five tons of honey this season. He operates 250 bee stands on a farm that once was sagebrush, now a productive irrigated tract. Despite market softness, he reports good demand and expects to grow his operation.
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Oregon County
Malheur
Umatilla River
Hermiston
Oregon
Malheur County
Thom
Jes
Umatilla
Cold Start May Worsen Illness If Postponed
A health advisory urges prompt action at first signs of illness warning that delaying care can turn a cold into a deeper sickness. The message stresses early treatment to shorten duration and reduce suffering.
Pullman Declares Dry After City Election
L E Wenham, editor of the Pullman Tribune, led a bitter fight on saloons in Pullman. The city elected a dry mayor and four councilmen, promising no saloons after January 1 1908. A dispatch reports Pullman went dry at yesterday's election amid temperance celebration.
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L. E. Wenham
East Oregonian
Pullman Tribune
Pullman
Temperance
Pullman Saloons to Close After New Administration
Bitter campaign details the ticket for Pullman city government including Mayor H. V. Carpenter and councilmen J. M. Klemgard Lou E. Wenham and Elmer Fulmer. Hold-over officials D. B Stantey L. W. Lanning J. P. Duthie, treasurer J. Clark. Three saloons to be suspended after January 1.
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H. V. Carpenter
J. M. Klemgard
M. 5
Jomar
Lou E. Wenham
Be, McGuire
C. B. Duncan
Elmer Fulmer
D. B Stantey
L. W. Lanning
J. P. Duthie
J. Clark
Pullman
Umatilla County Day Hears Local Court Cases
In Umatilla County Day at the supreme court, Ada Sturgia’s divorce case opened the docket with J. P. Witter for the plaintiff and John McCourt for the defendant. Hornesius versus Wilkinson from Athena argued by G. W. Phelps for Hornefius and D. W. Bailey for Wilkinson. Matlock versus Sheuerman argued this afternoon with Col J. H. Baley for Matlock and Bailey for Sheuerman. A $400 gambling debt dispute rooted in third-party receipt sparked the matter. The Turner will case from Weston was last on today’s docket to be argued tomorrow afternoon unless an evening session is held.
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Supreme Court
Ada Sturgia
J. P. Witter
John McCourt
Hornesius
Wilkinson
Athena
G. W. Phelps
Hornefius
D. W. Bailey
Matlock
Turner
Weston
Special Meeting Tonight to Canvass Election and Pend ing Measures
City council failed to meet last night due to lack of a quorum with only three aldermen present. Mayor Fee called a special session for tonight to dispose of pending matters. The audit of bills was the sole business. tonight the late city election results will be canvassed and several ordinances may be passed.
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Fee
Miss Eva Kinman Struck By Spinal Meningitis
Miss Eva Kinman youngest daughter of Mrs. Lyda Kinman of 612 Willow Street is critically ill with spinal meningitis. She fell ill yesterday and did not take to bed until 10 PM this evening. Doctor T A Temple attends with nurse Miss Lillian Breeden.
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Eva Kinman
Lyda Kinman
Willow Street
T. A. Temple
Lillian Breeden
San Franciscan Slaters Attend Baker City Jubilee Return Home
The San Franciscan Slaters who joined the Baker City and Spokane group for the silver jubilee have returned. Sister Mary de Pazzi of Baker City came home last night and Sister Mary Eugenia of Spokane left on the O R and N noon train. Sister Mary Pulcherin of Tacoma remains for a few days at St Joseph's academy. Bishop C J O'Reilly, a Jubilee attendee, has returned to Baker City.
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Mary de Pazzi
Mary Eugenia
Mary Pulcherin
Tacoma
St. Joseph's Academy
C. J. O'Reilly
Mrs Tupper and family move to Pendleton residence
Mrs C T Tupper and daughter arrive from Spokane with Mrs A McKinney and Mr Tupper's mother to join Mr Tupper and another daughter. They take the Simmons residence on West High street, Pendleton, to reside permanently. Mr Tupper leads the safety deposit department at Pendleton Savings Bank and praises Pendleton and nearby area.
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C. T. Tupper
A. McKinney
Mr. Tupper
Spokane
Simmons
South Hill
West High Street
Populist Certificate Presented to J M Bentley
A rare $5,000 populist certificate from 1894 bearing Sylvester Pennoyer’s image was received by J M Bentley from Judge Hartman of Portland. Hartman says Freely, a former acquaintance of Col. Bentley, tendered the certificate and sent it to Pendleton for Bentley’s former real estate partner to view.
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J. M. Bentley
Judge Hartman
Portland
Sylvester Pennoyer
Conductor Menzies Loses Rain Coat on Rail Run
Conductor A. Menzies of the Pendleton Walla Walla passenger service reports a rain coat stolen from the passenger coach between here and Walla Walla on the last trip. The item remains unfound despite search efforts.
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Pendleton-Walla Walla
Here
Walla Walla
Temperance Victory Shapes Union City Election Results
The temperance faction won the Union city election and liquor licenses are expected to be refused within months. G. F. Hall was elected mayor and only one former councilor, W. J. Townley, was re-elected by a slim majority.
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Union
G. F. Hall
W. J. Townley
Pendleton Tribune News Contest Reading Hint
Readers aiming to enter Pendleton Tribune contests should read the East Oregonian each evening to secure good news for the next day’s Tribune composition. The note emphasizes nightly newspaper scanning to gather material for submissions.
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Pendleton Tribune
East Oregonian
Tribune
Murphy Placing Plums in City Appointments
With the election over Mayor-elect Murphy plans to reappoint John McCourt as city attorney and Tom Gurdane as police chief. Judge Fits Gerald is likely to continue as city recorder and Dr. Cole may stay as city physician if back pay is drawn. Finding a street commissioner proves hardest amid extensive upcoming roadwork.
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John McCourt
Murphy
Tom Gurdane
Gerald
Cole
Travel on the Wallin Walla Pendleton Local Train
Travel on the Wallin Walla Pendleton local train on the O R N is very heavy this month with large passenger lists. Much travel comes from the east end of Umatilla county but many also come from Walla Walla to take No 1 to Portland daily.
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Wallin Walla-Pendleton
Umatilla County
Walla Wallan
Portland
Joseph Flannty Found Guilty of First Degree Murder
Joseph Flannty was found guilty of first degree murder yesterday for killing his wife Isabel in Toppenish in May. The verdict concludes a high profile case with the defendant facing potential life imprisonment.
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Joseph Flannty
Isabel
Toppenish
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