Woodcraft Women Friendlog Log Rolling Campaign in Pendleton
Pendleton Women of Woodcraft stage a log rolling fund drive with over 1000 dollars pledged by two local Lodges of Perfected Woodcraft. The event attracts hundreds of visitors and includes a ball at Music Hall. About 1144 candidates are planned for initiation on April 21-22 in Eastern Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Women of Woodcraft
J. E. Krause
Gice
Pendleton
Music Hall
Kirkman
Oregon
Pioneers of Pacific May Have Lodge Home
The Pioneers of the Pacific, William Martin Encampment No 1, discuss plans to build their own lodge in Pendleton. Members say officers have considered the idea, potentially leasing the lower floor for stores and renting upper floors to other groups to cover costs. Some secrecy remains about timing and feasibility, but leaders see ownership as advantageous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Martin
East Oregonian
Pendleton
Odd Fellows
The
Masons
Pioneers
Hotel Arrivals Highlight List of Guests Across Cities
A long hotel arrivals listing shows guests from George McGovern of Iowa to H H Gramp of Memphis, with names from Portland Spokane Walla Walla and Oregon towns. The roster includes many travelers and local residents such as J F Allen Portland B FP Doherty Heppner and J M Walker Tacoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George McGovern
Iowa
N. B. Sill
Portland
John F. Allen
Joseph KR. Ramsay
Montana
George T. Coyne
1905
A. P. Stewart
San Francisco
G. Muir
Walla Walla
Andy Nylander
F. A. Kennedy
Gill
Spokane
T. G. Blackman
Lats
New York
H. H. Gramp
Memphis
Charles P. Hartley
Caldwell
Frank Wilbur
E. Wv. Rogers
Chicago
B. Wilkins
Ralston
St. Louis
W. D. Allard
F. Roth
Geeorge Harris
George McGilvery
Harry L. Keats
H. Danley
M. Applebaum
Cincinnati
W. D. Palmer
B. FP. Doherty
Heppner
WS. Sterling
Julius Posner
J. C. Houser
M. M. Dburdeek
Daily Irons
Milton
W. A. Trous
Ben Hagen
Bingham Springs
R. &. Porter
Meacham
E. C. O'Neel
Winchester
Miss Preston
Weston
L. C. Preston
C. L. Whitney
Hert Cole
A. F. Hughes
L. L. Steele
Darnel
Mines United Red Boy Concord Consolidate in Oregon
The Concord and Red Boy mining firms merge forming Red Boy Consolidated Gold Mines with 3 million dollar capital. Clark Taber chairs the board with E J Goilfrey vice president and James A Howard secretary. J H Robbins treasurer and C A Johns as counsel. Many former stockholders opt for stock in the new company. Pendleton owners hold substantial but undisclosed stakes amid strong profits expected from the consolidation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Red Boy
Godfreys
Tabers
James A. Howard
J. H. Robbins
Consolidated
Howard
East Oregonian
Red Boy Consolidated Gold Mines Company
Baker City
Charleston
W. Va
Pendleton
Advertising We May Live Without Poetry But Not Without Ado
A brief quoted saying from The Country Merchant emphasizes business dependence on activity and bustle, contrasting the ability to endure poetry music art conscience and heart with the necessity of ado in commerce.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Martin
LaFontaine
Joe Basler
Pioneers OF
Pacific
Gare bin Lumor
Concord Cos
Vienna
Minister of Justice
Smith Premier
Portland Oregonian
Smith Premier Typewriter Co
Third Street
L.& M. Alexander
Beauty
Main Street
Brendl Restaurant
Gus LA Fontaine
Jesse
Bridge
Byers
Pendleton Roller Mills W
S. Byers
HOTEL
Pendletdy
van Drar Bae Ao
Sn Art el
Travdhar
Coon
Corner Court
Johoson
M. F. Kelly
Geo. Darveau
Pret
Connes
Fox
Conre
Schempp
East Oregonian Office
Pendleton, Or
Treasury Department
Office of the Comptroller of the Currency
Washington, D. C
First National Bank of
Umatilla
Congress
William B Ridgely
Correner
WM. B. Ridgely
Pendleton, Oregon
Malaia
Jarce
Beck
Flivery
CAE
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