Ray Salisbury Dead Former Pendleton Boy Passes in Washington
Ray Salisbury, once tied to Pendleton, died in Mica Washington from lung trouble after a period of poor health. His remains were brought to Pendleton, where his funeral will be held at Wardle undertaking parlors followed by interment in the Olver cemetery. His parents are deceased, and he had a brother employed by A Rohde, the other manufacturer in Dilsenty. The funeral is scheduled to occupy the local services tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kas Saliahury
Mica
Wash
N. H W. Salisb Oury
of & No
Portland
Ray Salisbury
Spokane
Mies
I N
A. Rohde
Tomorre
Winelock
Olver Cenetery
Maine
Sherif ‘Taylor
Athena
Profitable Affair At Congregational Church Dinner
The ladies of the Congregational church celebrated a successful dinner and sale last night with over 100 attendees. Proceeds, plus goods sold, netted at least 100 dollars for their day’s work as they offered dainty articles and jewelry collected from parishioners and helpers led by Dir House of Portland.
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Congregational Church
House
Portland
Unclear query about voting, complaints, and flavoring extracts
The text appears garbled and asks about whether a group called Sccilling’s fast moneywhock ever votes, what complaint is involved, and whether flavoring extracts are as strong as usual. It also mentions terms like meonwenmnt, but no coherent event, date, or entities are identifiable to summarize.
Grand clearance sale delayed after failed planning
A fragment reports a grand clearance sale planned by the ladies to dispose of remaining bargains after an event earlier this morning but the time and place for the sale have not yet been decided.
Golden Rule Fraternal Home Seeks Members
L H De Forde, representing The Fraternal Home, tours towns inviting jobless individuals to join the order at the Golden Rule. He is noted as a nephew of John Baale, with offers sent to Seattle Tacoma and Spokane as part of a membership drive aimed at increasing numbers this year. The campaign emphasizes travel along the route to recruit new members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. de Forde
Prelty Tolay
Alee
John Baale
Wadla Wallin
Seattle
Tacoma
L. W. de Forte
Roosevelt Couple Hosts Meeting at Boston Store
Mr and Mrs C E Roosevelt entertain at home with Mrs Roosevelt and a guest named Ben Pir. Roosevelt and Bean attend a joint event with the store's representatives to choose spring clothing for Boston Store, marking a social gathering in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Roosevelt
Daneh Terronnie
Portand White
Ben Pir
Rooevelt
Mr. Bean
Boston
Pyle Heads to Portland City News Career Change
Mr Pyle, a former resident of Pendleton, left this morning for Portland where he will reside. The move follows winning a one time farm charge relocation and signals Pyle to pursue line news work in Portland.
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Portland
Oate
Pyle
Pendleton
Waving Hart
Ely
Mrs G A Hartman Returns From Portland Visit
Mrs. G. A. Hartman returned last night from Portland where her daughter Miss Jemgie spent several weeks visiting. Mrs. Hartman and her daughter are at home now.
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G. A. Hartman
Portland
Vis Inetter
Jemgie
Hartman
Hanehter Arene
Woman Returns From Purchasing Trip In Portland Silk Search
Mrs A M Giark, of that People's Wearililies, returned this morning from a shopping trip to Portland where she went to select silk for a new Negligee Con. An imported line was explored.
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A M. Giark
Porland
Greeks Discharged At River Plant For Competency
Two Greek workers at the Mercury line on the Ho Ny plant were discharged yesterday for competency issues. One assistant, Creelin, among those released, had been employed prior to the decision.
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Sigh Creelin
Ho& Ny
la Grande Observer
Visitor From Nebraska at Home in California
A visitor from Nebraska is staying at a local residence in California. The brief note records the guest’s origin and current location, indicating a domestic visit between states and the host city in California.
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Nebraska
Mem J
Harper Oat Shihan
W. H Nebeetall
California
Fair Will Open with Elaborate Fall Fair Preparations
Women of the First Christian Church plan a fall fair tomorrow at 7 30 pm featuring a manuel program with instrumental duets, recitations, and orchestral numbers. Booths will display various articles for sale and novel features, with bright decorations and a Burning of Rome scene. Local officials reported an arrest related to a separate case, and hospital reports note a patient undergoing appendectomy with improving condition after multiple attacks.
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First Christian Churel
Rubadew
Barkwell
Gurnett
Hurning of
Rome
Mabel Reynolds
J. A. Owen
Howe
BF. Scott
Parks Sisters
Glen Winslow
Clara Pierce
Goinon
Rader
Troutman
Penland
Wilson
Iol Motechmann
Guiott
Quiott
Puiate
Mills wins civil service post and Philippines assignment
Harold E Mills son of GJ Mills has passed the Portland civil service exam and is ordered to sail December 22 for the Philippines to enter the government service as a department assistant in the Taft administration He is 25 and just graduated from Bates University and is active in church and athletics
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold E. Mills
GJ. Millis
U Sing Livesfook
Portland
Philippines
eHiment Service
Xevermor Taft
Auc
Roesch Opens New Ice Plant at Brewery Building
William Roesch the brewer adds modern fittings to the storage area of the new ice plant in the brewery building. He plans to freeze and store several tons of ice for winter use and warm weather demand. Ice stored along the street will be hauled away as needed.
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William Roesch
New City Officers Milton and Weston Elect Officials
In Milton and Weston city elections held Monday, temperance candidates won most posts. Milton: mayor Ii) A Miller, recorder E B Tolan, marshal B L Archer, treasurer No A Paviy, councilmen W A Bannister L G Frasier Jame Edwards, terms three and one year, F M Kent and FB Keen. Weston: mayor S A Barnes, recorder L S Wood, treasurer J R Kilgore, councilmen M A Baker P T Harbour C A Stanfield, all favoring high saloon license.
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Milton
Weston
A. Miller
E. B. Tolan
B. L. Archer
A. Paviy
Treawurer
W. A. Bannister
L. G. Frasier
Jame Edwards
F. M. Kent
FB. Keen
Hie Westey
A. Barnes
L. 8. Wood
J. R. Kilgore
M. A. Baker
P. T. Harbour
C. A. Stanfield
Councllmen
Indian Charley Arrested for Horse Theft on Reservation
Indian Charley, a resident of the reservation, was arrested by deputies at Athena on a charge of stealing a horse from farmers near the station. The horse was taken from pasture near the Vicinity after the animal’s owner reported the sheriff and attempted to locate the thief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley
Cos
Maruing
Athena
Lidicu
Bette
Pilot Rock man visits city for business and good stock
H. H. Gilbert of Pilot Rock reports the range is in excellent condition with stock thriving without feed. The folks in that part of the county welcome the Bolte telephone line project and anticipate future growth as interest in the wiring expands locally.
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H. H. Gilbert
Pilot Rock
Dr. Kirby Heads to Enterprise to Practice at Temple’s
Dr. Kirby will depart tonight for Enterprise to assume Dr. Temple’s practice. While in town he has formed many friendships and will be missed by locals who wish him success in his new location.
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Dr. Kirby
Enterprise
Mie
Kirby
Dr. Temple
Dr Kirby
Berry
Hin Aneerss
Fragmented Local Weather and Construction Notes
A damaged OCR passage describes snow fading, people in a wood, and a basement under construction. It mentions M. Cink on Till street and a forthcoming event or payment for something inside the next few days. Content is unclear with many garbled names and places.
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M. Cink
Health Update From Sommerville Family Trip
Much improved in health in Sommerville after a return from Walla Walla where he followed his daughters now on duty. Miss Sommerville also better after treatment in Washington city.
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Sommerville
Walla Walla
Sommerville Te Mee
Washington City
Calderhead in Town 3 0 Calderhead
Calderhead of Walla Walla runs freight and passenger service on the Wo & RR. The train today for a destination along the road encountered a delay and resumed operation.
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Calderhead
Walla Walla
Aken
Repairing Lines Between Canyon City and Heppner
Work on the Canyon City Heppner telephone line continues this week with W J Collins of Portland and J A Bolier of Coy making major upgrades. Poles are being reset, batteries replaced, and the line tightened to reduce tree damage from wind. The present wire will be taken down from Canyon City to Heppner and a larger, better system installed. Mrs Pra Lavkiew left for Salen to visit her parents over the holidays.
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Canyon
Hoppner
W. J. Collins
Portland
J. A. Bolier
Coy
Canyon City
Heppner
Long Creek
Mr. Collins
Omber
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Dindinger, Wilson & CO
Ray Saligbury
Washington
Moneywhock
Niken
Chase & Manbori
Golong
Ang. Hrewkiant
India
Ceylon
C. Rohrman
Court Street
New York State
New York
Ss. Younger & Son
Christian Church Entertainment Tomorrow
George Wilkinson
Nefey
W. H. Wilkineen
St Anthonys‘s Hospital
Harold E. Millie
Roesch
NEW City Officers
Kamoly
Willie
Ernie Wenetite
Hostetter
Www
C. Minnis
Neuman
A. Eklund
Judd
Mir
Mra
George Gins
Hime of
Chen
OWL
ST. Joe Stor
Lyons-Mercantile
Coff
Rodgers Flat Ware
Thompson
Main St
Cole
Umatilla
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