Factory assured to add here for harvesters at Pendleton
Rigby Clove Manufacturing Company completes plans to expand foundry at Alta and Court, add lathes and new machinery, hire up to 25 workers, and begin manufacturing 12 to 16 combined harvesters and threshers this season. J Clove to return from San Francisco with patterns to start Pendleton plant work. Company also to continue general repairing and custom foundry services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rigby-Clove Manufacturing Company
W. T. Rigby
J. Clove
Baltemore & May
Alta and
Court Streets
Oregon
San Francisco
Pendleton
Rigby- Clove Company
Amusement Parlors Spotlight on Billiards and Musical Entertainment
Best billiard and pool tables, shooting galleries and throwing galleries with musical entertainment every evening. Promises orderly premises, temperance refreshments and cigars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Best Order
Present Building Sheltering Upgrade for New Machinery
A construction note describes extending shelter to the present building to accommodate the increased shelter needs for the new machinery. The work aims to provide sufficient space and protection, enabling safe operation and maintenance of the upgraded equipment.
Pendleton gains three new depots and platform
The G. KR. & N. Co. plans three buildings east of the freight depot at Pendleton to serve as a carpenters workshop seed lumber store and general storeroom, plus a 75 by 75 foot platform for heavy materials. Pendleton serves as a system wide headquarters supplying oil lubricants and rail equipment to branch stores and departments under Cameron Rounds and Bollone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
J. H. Young
Estore
East Oregonian
la Grande
Huntington
Albina
Dalles
Umatilla
Walla Walla
Starbuck
Tekoa
Spokane
Wallace
Toltaho
Bridge and Building
C. A. Cameron
Motive Power
Pendieton Pioneer Dead
Miss Julia Haller of Pendie ton is informed by relatives of the death of her father William Haller at his Albion Idaho home. Funeral and interment occurred at Albion. The 72 year old, who lived in Pendieton four years in the early 1880s, was well known to local settlers. Surviving are Julia Haller, John W. Haller of Walla Walla, Mrs. D. W. Bailey of Portland, and Mrs. Hazeltine of Mendocino California. John W. Haller was seen in town en route to Albion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendieton
Stiss Julia Haller
Boston
William Haller
Albion
Idaho
Haller
Julia Haller
John W. Haller
Walla Walla
Dean Abstract Co
D. W. Bailey
Portland
Hazeltine
Mendocino
California
R F E. Porter
Heefty
J. Hale
Adams
Mies Amy Anderson
William Binkley
Eastland
O. F Turner
George H
CH. Smith
Sterling
Col
Frank
Murphy
Perry
Weaton
Leslie Matlock
Heppner
T. W. Ayres
Baker City
Switater
Carl Sacariasen
Greasewood
Quincy
Pur Bowman
P. P. Collier
H. E. Collier
E. H. Swisher
Swisher
Adame
Alsc
John D. Hargett
Juniper
George Hall
The
Women of Woodcraft
Pocatello
Adnah Raley
Portland Hospital
Joe Nelson
la Grande
Jack Lally
Brakeman
Union
F. W. Walte
Wes Matlock
C. J. Perguson
James Spence
Newt Newison
van Eyce
W. EH. Hateley
Pacific Coast Telephone and Telegraph Company
C. M. Reynolds
Spokane
E Harrington
San Francisco
St George
Tom Boylan
Robert Brown
Pendleton
Iowa
Wallula Bridge Collapse Fatality In Spokane Incident
A. J. Melsane was injured when the Wallula bridge collapsed last Sunday. He suffered a fracture in a lower vertebra projection, facial bruising, and a jammed ankle after falling 10 feet. William Hibbart was killed when his neck was broken. Mr. Mc Isaac, Spokane officer, contemplates returning to Spokane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Melsane
St. George
Wallula
William Hibbart
Mr. McIsaac
Back to the Ranch Movement Near Pendleton
Farmers and stockmen with Pendleton ties are moving from the city to their ranches as springlike weather awakens agricultural plans. The exodus toward Butter Creek McKay Creek Pilot Rock and nearby points will begin soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Butter Creek
McKay Creek
Pilot Rock
Iy Points
Teeth whitening and gum hardening preparation
A preparation that whitens teeth and hardens gums while destroying all germs to prevent tooth decay.
State Home Funding head touts Pendleton box
F Tobey, superintendent of the State Home Funding Association, says the Hotel Pendleton hosts the second beat patronized contribution box in the state. He reports an average collection of between 5 and 86 every 9 days, with offerings ranging from a penny to a dollar, not merely voluntary but self-suggested by the box’s presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Tobey
State Home Funding Association
Pendleton
Mendleton Socialist Club Sets Open Meeting At Court House
An open meeting of the Mendleton Socialist Club will be held Monday evening at the court house. The subject is The Advantages of Co Operation. Rev. Jonathan Edwards will be the principal speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mendleton Socialist Club
Court House
Jonathan Edwards
Man Dies at Pest House From Smallpox
A man who gave the name W Wright and claimed to be from Faker City died of confluent smallpox at the pest house last night. He appeared about four years old in dress, was well dressed, reticent about himself, and had been quarantined three weeks since the fire stages of the absence. Coroner Cole and the officer in charge recorded no clear identity or previous residence, noting he might have misrepresented his status to gain access to charity. He is the second death of smallpox at the pest house in many years, the prior victim a near-death negro admitted three years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Wright
Will Haine
Wright
Pest House
Cole
Faker City
Residones
Tiv Pest House
Amusement Parlors Undergo Extensive Improvements
The amusement parlors near the W and C R depot are being upgraded to a first class, pleasant venue. A new double stairway from Main street, elevated spectator seating, and upgraded bowling, pool, billiards, and shooting galleries are installed. Wholesome light entertainment and temperance refreshments are offered. the public is invited to visit and enjoy their spare time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
Eigars
Uncle Tom's Cabin parade delights late crowd
Poor train connections delayed the noon parade but by about 4 pm the Stetson Uncle Tom's Cabin company staged the largest parade yet on our streets. The ladies' brass band impressed attendees while the show promises lively back and wing dancing and old-time negro melodies in the performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Traina
Stetson
Uncle Tom's Cabin
Uontil Iato
Plumber May Consider Locating Here With Brother
May Locate Here. Wistar Edickson of Duluth has just arrived and thinks of locating. He is a plumber by occupation. He will visit for a time while deciding, with his brother James Nelson, a farmer six miles northeast of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wistar Edickson
Duluth
James Nelson
Meacham Snow Depth Test Faces Cold Wave
P. P. Collier returned from Meacham and Murdock Spur where the thermometer stood ten degrees below zero and five feet of snow lay in the mountains. He was engaging with the wholesale woodmen in the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. P. Collier
Meacham and
Murdock
Irrigation committee formed in Umatilla Valley region
The Committee on Irrigation, led by Judge Hartman, authorized a five member group to study methods and prospects for irrigation with input from long-time local residents. Appointed members include Jesse Falling, W. D. Hansford, N. A. Davis, Jonathan Talbert, and Co P D Teel. A report is expected soon. Weston charged with horse stealing appeared before Judge Ellis and may plead not guilty with an attorney next time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartman
Umatilla
Kut Weston
Ellis
Miltion Man Jailed After Jail Case Theft Waiver
Jalil constable J W Dykes arrested John Case a Milton resident accused of stealing a pistol from Charles Sams residence Case waived examination before JP John L Miller of Million and jailed in the county jail awaiting further action
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cage
Jalil
J. W. Dykes
Milton
John Case
Charles Sams
Case
Justice of the Peace
John L. Miller
Hall
Local Wheat Market Duller With No Offers
In the local wheat market the tone is duller than usual and no bids or offers are reported. Prices stand at 65 cents for No 1 chol wheat in the prevailing market, with no further transactions noted.
Runaway Creates Quiet Panic on City Streets
A misfired chase unfolds through streets including Main and Johnson as a team routs occupants near a livery and a bank. A plucky boy rises after the crash while Owl Tea House and Mother's Prime claim praise amid the hurried scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pear
Johnson
Owl Tea House Cn
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Ednesday
Dindinger, Wilson & Co
Rigby
Clove
Baltemore
W. & C R. Depot
O. FR
Tallman & Co
Alta Street
Svein
Henry
Hayden
Earnhartociation
Meacham
Dongola
Ellin
Umati
Millea
Camac
E. T. W Real Estate
ST. Joe Stor
Ust
Mills
Lyons
Endleton
Maia and
Webb
Byers
Pendleton Roller
W. S. Byers
Allen Brothers
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