Tele pho ne Central Upgrades In New Quarters On Court Street
The telephone company moved its central office to Court street in the Matlock building and is wiring the new quarters for improved service. Miss Moussa, the local manager, welcomes the change though some finishing work remains. Officials expect prompt service, increased call capacity, and a larger staff to handle peak hours, aiming for citylike efficiency.
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The
Telephone Company
Court Street
Matlock
Moussa
Colonial Party Observes Washington Anniversary
Seventh grade pupils hold a colonial party Monday evening in the Assembly hall. Friends will be invited, and attendees will wear colonial costumes. An Amussee program will be presented during the party, aligning with the spirit of the celebration.
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Assembly Hall
Washington
Ant Nest Counts Show Wide Variation Across Five Nests
A fervent census of five nests records ant populations ranging from 12,293 to 8,494. The data highlight substantial variation in nest size and social structure across locations.
Convention opens with Halley to deliver welcome address
Ex mayor T. G. Halley will give the welcome address as the convention opens. Reverend A. J. Diven will extend a welcome on behalf of the churches and workers. Dr. Rust of Seattle was prevented by illness from attending. First delegates arrived.
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T. G. Halley
A. J. Diven
Dr. Rust
Seattle
Tomorrow's Program for Saturday Morning and Afternoon
The notice outlines a Saturday schedule starting 8 am with devotion led by Rev T C Hurd of Salem, a 1 am progress report by state officers and district presidents, 2 pm devotional service on personal work by Rev D A Thompson of Portland, and a 245 pm school for workers by Rev W Cummerford of Prineville, ending with a vestry reception to delegates by Pendleton societies.
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T C. Hurd
Salem
D A. Thompson
Portland
Northwestern
m—School For Workers
W. Cummerford
Prinevile
Springfield Training School
Episcopal Church
Pendleton Societies
Delegates Arrive as Christian Endeavor Convention Opens
Visitors arrive in Pendleton for the Christian Endeavor convention at the Baptist church. Thomas G. Halley will give the welcome for the city, Rev Robert Diven for the churches, and Rev A A Winter of Dallas will speak for the convention. Dr John Rust is ill and will be replaced by Rev Mulikey. Mrs H Meador and Rev Strange reached Pendleton as early delegates.
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Christian Endeavor Convention
Baptist Church
Weloek
Pendleton
Portland
John Rust
First Baptist Church of
Seattle
Mulikey
Pirat Christian Church of
Thomas G. Halley
Robert Diven
Tev
Mre. H . Meador
Prairie City
Rev. Strange
Condon
Knights of Columbus to organize new Baker City council
A new Knights of Columbus council will be organized in Baker City on Sunday, aiming to attract Pendleton residents. The event will feature a 40‑member degree team from Bellingham Bay, Seattle, and Portland, with about 26 insurance members expected to take the first degree. Judge Thomas Beranetas was slated to attend but cannot due to illness.
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Order of Knights of Columbus
Baker City
Pendleton
Canada
Portland
Baker
Bellingham Bay
Seattle
Wash
Knights of Columbus
Thomas Berane
Trade groups push for cheap rates at Lewis and Clark fair
Commercial associations and city leaders in the northwest advocate reduced rates and better stopover privileges during the Lewis and Clark fair. A Chicago meeting of Eastern road trade managers suggested their demands will be considered as lines into the Northwest are noted to have made a push for favorable terms.
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Northwest
Chicago
Railroads Offer Cheap Round Trips to Fairs with Stopovers
Train rates from Chiomga St Paul and Denver to fairs include 90 day tickets with multiple stopovers. Western travelers face limited layovers on St Louis tickets, while Eastern homeseeker tickets permit 10 day stops with half fare side trips, potentially enabling long trips to the fair route.
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Chiomga
St. Paul
Denver
St. Louis
Poratello
Rovernew
John Southwell Dies After Old Neck Injury Causes Congestion
John Southwell, 56, prominent Union County stockman and school board member, died in the city after a brief illness linked to a past neck injury. He moved his family here for better schooling. funeral arrangements to be announced. The report notes a total Union tax roll of about $159,000 a year higher than last.
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John Southwell
Southwell
Birch Creek
Mr. Southwell
Takenwick
Union
Spook Night At Christian Church Delights Audience
Dr. Martin spoke on Spiritualiam with the Devil Is in It for an hour and a half last night. The audience left convinced of his knowledge and greatly benefited. Services continue nightly at 7:30 with tonight’s subject The Ingrafted Word.
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Dr. Martin
The
Christian Church
Gurdane Lumberman Reports Damaged Roads In Flooded Area
J A McLaughlin of Gurdane reports bad road conditions on the way to the hip lumber camp and mill hands. He owns the Gurdane saw mill 45 miles southwest of the city and says snow drifts and washouts hinder transport. He stored about 250000 feet of lumber this winter and will restart the mill when demand returns.
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J. A. McLaughlin
Gurdane
McLaughlin
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