Heppner Meeting Adds Ball to Support Development League Trip
The Heppner and Morrow county community plans a Tuesday departure for about 200 visitors to attend the Development league meeting in Heppner. A dance Tuesday evening aims to raise funds for the excursion hosting the Eagles band, with a special train leaving Pendleton at 9:15 am and stopping at Echo, Umatilla, Hermiston, Irrigon, and lone to greet towns along the route. Committees named include Reception, Accommodation, Entertainment, and Advertising, with Frank Gilliam and C. Patterson among organizers and addresses listed for events and welcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Tuesley
Heppner
Morrow County
Development League
Eagies
Walla Walla
Echo
Umatilla
Hermiston
Irrigot
Lone
Johns
Umatilla County
Commandery Elects J. F. Robinson Eminent Commander
Pendleton Knights Templar last evening elected officers for the ensuing year. J. F. Robinson chosen as Eminent Commander and installed by T. C. Taylor. Officers include W. E. Brock G., C. E. Roosevelt P., W. H. Jones S. W., Lot Livermore treasurer, Robert Forster recorder, Joe H. Parkes warder, W. L. Thompson sentinel, T. C. Taylor sword bearer, E. J. Murphy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton Commandery No
Knights Templar
T. C. Taylor
J. F. Robinson
W. E. Brock
C. E. Roosevelt
W. H. Jones
Lot Livermore
Company crew to work tomorrow barring fair weather
A company plans to have its crew at work tomorrow if the weather stays fair. The bridge remains closed to pedestrians and will not be opened to them tomorrow.
Irrigation boosts inland land activity in November report
Walla Walla land office shows November sales of 26 sales covering 609.55 acres and 1798.60 acres in homestead entries, with cash sales $4252.75 and fees $1329.25 totaling $5582.08. Eight desert land entries and 64 final homesteads are listed along with 22 cancellations. October remains the peak month for land business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inland Empire
Walla Walla
Eagles Annual Election Names Officers for Next Year
At last night’s Eagles meeting the annual election produced officers for the coming year. Worthy president Richard Lawrence, vice-president Jack Huston, chaplain Ed Bahr, secretary Roy Ritner, treasurer Lee Drake, physician Dr H S Garfield, trustees A C Koeppen W Stroble W Gibson, inside guardian W P Stirgle, outside guardian M L Ryan. The group also announced plans for an amateur performance in the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nance
Eagles
Richard Lawrence
Jack Huston
Ed Bahr
Roy Ritner
Lee Drake
H. 8. Garfield
A. C. Koeppen
W. Stroble
W. Gibson
Inside Guardian
W. P. Stirgle
Outside Guardian
M. L. Ryan
The
Dodd in Talks to Sell Tribune Interest to Mitchell
Part owner Dodd negotiates with insurance agent H G Mitchell for selling his stake in the Tribune. If the deal completes, Dodd would retire from journalism while Mitchell takes over the financial duties and Gear remains as editor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
P. Dodd
The
H. Mitchell
Dodd
Mitchell
Gear
Pruitt to Practice Law in Smith Crawford Building
Ferner Baker Editor announces that Pruitt will practice law and has secured rooms in the Smith Crawford Building in Baker City. The move places his library in the new law office Monday, as local capitalists develop a vast copper lode in the Corn Creek belt promising 1000 miners and a nearby smelter, fueling regional industry and the Eagle Valley railroad alignment. Works poised to join Pendleton bar, with active practitioners in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferner Baker
Smith-Crawford
Corn Creek
Baker County
Baker City
WOC
EB. Pruitt
Pinaitt
Law Etucn
Pruitt
Pendleton
Colts
Main Street Bridge Closed to Team Traffic Tomorrow
Town officials announced that the Main Street bridge will close to team traffic tomorrow. Paving crews were working at the Main and Whiter streets intersection and will finish by night. The street between the intersection and the bridge cannot be completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
Pure Ingredients Relieve Cough Instantly by Pendleton Dealers
Exclusive Pendleton dealers offer a remedy claimed to clear a hacking cough instantly using chemically pure ingredients. The item emphasizes safety and immediate relief without harsh effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Tieception to Row and Mire Looney at South Methodist reception
A late evening reception at South Methodist drew about 40 guests for the heir’s formal event. Rev. H. S. Strangle presided, with refreshment service provided and attendees indulged in a cheerful social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Looney
South Methodist Peireenyaine
Nes
Deoney
H. S. Strangle
Railroad Workers File on Timber Lands at La Grande
A group of Ft. and N. railroad employees based in La Grande filed claims on timber lands in southern Umatilla and northern Grant counties. Notable names include Engineer Hunky Morgan and wife, engineers Lee Moreen and Jamon TH Forrest, with La Grande women Itta Chambers Ada Phy Edith Gardner and Lowise Norris among those who fled storage areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Grande
Umatilla
Grant Eountea
Shields Fruit official visits Hermiston and Beho work trip
Shields of the Shields Fruit company of Freewater returned from Hermiston and Beho where she had been in the company's interests for several days. She left on the morning train for home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hermiston
Mra
Shields
Shields Fruit Company of
Freewater
Hermiston and
Beho
Parish Aid to Hold Mount Pole Event on December 11
Reported gathering by Episcopal Sate and The Indies of the Parish Aid to raise funds. Mentions Nye, Mine Lillian Johnson of Hoppner, and a public school term in Nya. Describes broad hardship in Alberta due to fuel famine with shortages of hay grain and lumber, some burned to stave off freezing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selious
Nye
Lillian Johitson
Hoppner
Nya
Alberta
Weston Normal School Sees Record Attendance Growth
President French of Weston Normal School visited Wallowa County noting 149 students in attendance, the largest yet, with dormitories overcrowded and over 60 older male students in the normal course. Expected to reach 200 once funding is secured, boards plan to present the maintenance bill to the legislature after a regents meeting in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallowa
Rb.c
French
Weston Normal School
Umatilla
Union
Normal
P. A. Worthington
Board of Regents
Chicago
Oregon
Relic of Whitman Massacre Found Near Monument
A single barrel percussion pistol, weathered and partly eroded, was found near the Whitman monument by A. Newton during a historic survey. The weapon, believed used in the Whitman massacre, was dried and cleaned with plans to display it in a local shop window. Newton values it highly and would not sell for money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulletin
Walla Walla
Morele Whitman
Newton Hae
Condemnation Suit Filed for Railroad Right of Way
A condemnation suit was filed by the Umatilla Central Railroad company against Amarin Southwell and other Southwell heirs to secure a right of way through the southeast quarter of section 29, township 4 north, range 2 east, Willamette Meridian. The action seeks a 1656 foot long by 100 foot wide strip and a just compensation settlement with damages and title transfer to the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umatilla Central Railroad Company
Pageinee Amarin Southwell
Admitlatenteix
Esate
John Southwell
Rage
Holly Prom Alabam and Crank Forge Shipment Details
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a Holly Prom in Alabama and a forged shipment of holly tram. References mention Ever reed, Ala, and a holiday giveaway to customers with sprig of something. Details are unclear and names not fully readable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holly Prom
Alabma
W.ca
Ever
Reed
Ala
Cite
Imniutiful
Inter Pliant
Favorite Prescription Promises Female Health Gains
An old tonic touts Native-root based remedies for women’s weaknesses and pelvic disorders. It claims Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription, with Blue Cohokh, is alcohol free and preferred over alcohol-laden formulations for restoring health and strength in working women and those overwhelmed by domestic duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ameren
Pierce
Also Mentioned on This Page
Winslow Bros. Postoffice Block
Jewelers
Heppner Meeting
Convites
Frank Gilliam
F. Fiynd
C. ©. Patterson
B. J. Freeland
W. & Wharton
W. P. Dutton, Co
E. Parnswert
VanVacter
FE. Noten
P. Carrigues
James Thompson
Fred Warnock
A. J. Hicks
C. Cratterson
F. Vanyador
F. Noteon
Commandery
ACAS
Royal M, Sawtelle
Jeweler
Tallman & CO
Weston
Whitman
U. C. Railroad
Steip
Ang Poet
Mr Poet
Big Boston
Big
Boston
Ffak
Men’s Shop
Max Baer
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!