Turntable Upgrades At Pilot Rock Branch Line
Old Umatilla turntable after 22 years will be replaced with an 80-foot turntable at Pilot Rock to handle monster locomotives. The current 50-foot unit, moved by Armstrong power, will depart Umatilla and the new gear awaits shipment to Pilot Rock. A North Fork box car doubles as temporary depot and telegraph office, soon moved to Pilot Rock as the first station building.
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Umatilla
Pilot Rock
North Fork
Ttme
Fight Over Union Postoffice in Oregon Deliberations
Bitter local fight over the Union post office triggers Senate nomination delay as the Oregon delegation has not acted. President Roosevelt mistakenly sent Marion F. Davis at the center of the contest, requiring withdrawal until a delegation decision is made.
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Union Postoffice
Union
Oregon
Roosevelt
Marion F. Davis
Senate
Emigration Firms Warn of Collapse Over Foreign Offices Attitude
Toklo December 6 emigration companies condemn the foreign offices stance as ruinous to trade and threaten to quit if the policy is not changed. A brief market note adds that Perry Houser has opened a new meat market at 124 West Court offering fresh daily meat.
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Toklo
Perry Houser
W. Court
Supreme Court Adjourns Pendleton Session After Turner Case
The Utah supreme court finishes its Pendleton session this afternoon and plans to depart for Salem. Judge Moore left yesterday due to a blood poisoned finger. The Turner case, appealed by Harry Turner over the Integre estate, consumed the day with arguments by Carter, Peterson, G. W. Phelps, and James A. Fee. All present cases were argued by mutual consent, and no further session will be held until next May.
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Supreme Court
Pendleton
Salem Ontral No. 6
Judge Moore
Turner
Circuit Court
Harry Turner
The
Integre
Cynthia A. Turner
Messra Carter
Peterson
O. C. Turner
C. Turner
G. W. Phelps
James A. Fee
Personal Visits Highlight Echo City Day
A string of visitors and locals passing through Echo city included Mr and Mrs Shelly Jones, Fred Geinger, Attorney R R Johnson, L S Agnew, Mrs W H Kelsay, Mrs Carl Gilbert, C Brownell, Rev E T Allen, F B Swayze, H C Thompson, John Henderson, Col James H Raley and Edith, Mrs Mary Epple, John Quick, Miss Myrtle Hawks, Mrs J H Slater, Oliver Kelsay, Mrs A L Sharon, Miss Eva Kinman, Mrs C M Maddern and others on brief business trips, social visits, or travel, with several planning returns or relocations.
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Shelly Jones
Echo
Fred Geinger
Birch Creek
R. R. Johnson
Tegal
W. H. Kelsay
Portland
Carl Gilbert
Beho
C. Brownell
Umatilla
E. T. Allen
Irrigan
Golden Rule
F. B. Swayze
First Bank of
Hermiston
J. H. Slater
Robert J. Slater
United States
la Grande
Oliver Kelsay
Portland- Pendleton
Sacramento
Calif
A. L. Sharon
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Eva Kinman
Willow Street
C. M. Maddern
Inez Banta
Company TL Basketball Team Practices Start Sunday
On Sunday morning at 0 20, the company ll basketball players will meet in the gymnasium to organize the team and begin practicing. All members who play are requested to appear by James Sturgis, the basketball manager.
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Company TL
Company Ll
James Sturgis
Perry Houser Opens New Meat Market in Pendleton
Perry Houser has opened a new meat market at 124 West Courtatirot, just back of the Pendleton Drug Store.
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Perry Houser
W. Courtatriet
Pendleton Drug Store
Pendleton Plans Historic Union Church Meetings
All Pendleton churches unite for a major series of union meetings starting January 1 led by Rev. G C Haudeneschield of Chicago. Evening services at M B church and afternoon sessions at the Presbyterian church, with a large local chorus and a citywide prayer effort backing the event. Attendees are urged to start anew without pressure to join a specific church, with Protestant or Catholic options and broad church participation anticipated.
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Pendleton
Oregon
Br, Haudenschicht
Special Singer
Chicago
GC. A. Haudenechield
M. B
Presbyterian Church
Evangeliat Haudenschield
Haudenachield
Cooley to Leave Pendleton for Portland Cigar Firm
Orl Cooley Pendleton bookkeeper at Alexander department store and noted baseball and football expert will resign January 15 to join a Portland cigar business with a relative. Seth Lockwood of Union will replace him at Alexander’s. Cooley, long a leading sports supporter, ranks near Walter Camp for football knowledge. The Oregon theater features Streeter Bryan company with Little Alabama the Slave Girl, praised as among the stock company’s best offerings. Also ads note sowing by the day at 719 Willow street and fresh meats at Houser’s market, 124 W Court street.
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Orl Cooley
Alexander Department Store
Pendleton
Portland
Alexander's
Seth Lockwood
Union
Cooley
Walter Camp
Alabama
Oregon
Streeter-Bryan
Streeter- Bryan
Miss Bryan
Morrie BR. Streeter
Tole
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E. Court St
Standard Grocery Co. “the Best
Pilot Rock Line
Pepe
Him
Pract
Ical
Winslow Brothers
United States Depository
United States Bonds
Penleton
H. C. Thompson
Spokane
John Henderson
Starbuck
Spokane-Pendleton
Col
James H. Raley
Edith
Huntville, Wash
Col. Raley
R. Raley
Mary Epple
Kahlotus
Wash
John Quick
Quick
Weston
8. L. Corpe
Myrtle Hawks
Idaho College
Caldwell
Grace Hawks
Robert Cronin
Pendleton Business College
Milarkey Hall
Puplia
INGS
Houser'a
Court Street
Tallman & Co
Boston
First
National Bank
Pendleton, Oregon
T. G. M. Rice
G. M. Rice
Cashler
C. K. Cranston
Max Baer
East Oregonian i
Eastern
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