Residents of town greet a busy day in local notes
A flurry of short notices lists visits and travels of residents from Nolan Birch Creek and Echo to Spokane and Portland. Various locals including Mrs Collier, Mrs Smith, James Howard, Carl Koenker, and Judge Ellis are mentioned with travels, baptisms, and church service updates. Community business and upcoming relocations feature alongside railway figures and local commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. P. G Collier
James Howard
Nolan
Carl Koenker
Birch Creek
Mr. Bell
Cabbage Hill
E. C. Smith
Portland
Homer Halleck
Heppner
Henry Campbell
Parmington
W. A. Ba
H. Finn
Lac Grande
Triin
Seattle
R. Burns
Walla Walla
Acent
Joseph Vey
T. M. Bush
Athena
Edward Woody
Ed Eben
Circuit Court Plea and Fines Highlight Session
A large crowd attended the circuit court session as Ira Rose pleaded guilty to larceny of a horse near Weston. Ernest Conker was fined 60 for assault with a pitchfork. James Linder, who hired and rode a horse to Becho before selling it, initially pleaded not guilty but later pleaded guilty. his father arrived from North Yakima as the case continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Rome
Mars
Ernest Conker
Jas ‘Linder
Echo
Ira Rose
Weston
James Linder
M. J. Carney
Becho
Richard Jones
Yakima
Young Linder
Catholic Church Remodels With Over $500 Spent
The interior of the Catholic church has been remodeled and improvements made. Over $500 has been expended on repainting repapering and carpentry. New altars were built side altars remodeled. Brethren plan a large hall on Market between Court and Webb for secular meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholica
Catholic Brethren
Court
Webb Streets
Rabbit drive at Echo draws small turnout
Yesterday at Echo the rabbit drive was a tame event with at most 200 hunters along a two mile line. Fewer than 100 rabbits were killed while thousands reportedly escaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Echo
Gospel Meetings At Congregational Church This Week
Attendances were strong as Rev C F Clapp preached practical sermons at the Congregational Church yesterday The evening service attracted unusual interest The afternoon sermon at West End Chapel by Rev H N Smith followed Sunday School session Meetings continue this week every evening at 7 30 with preaching by Rev C F Clapp and Rev H N Smith Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
C. F. Clapp
H. N. Smith
West End Chapel
Eureka Lodge No 32 Installation Of Officers
The newly elected board of Eure ka Lodge No. 32 I C O F is announced with M. J. Carney as Noble Grand H C Craig as Vice Grand John Hailey as Right Supporter of the Noble Grand D Kemner as Right Supporter of the Vice Grand D Kemler Left Supporter of the Vice Grand Joe Hoch Left Supporter of the Vice Grand T B Wells Right Scene Supporter R Alexander Left Scene Supporter The installation was conducted by T B Tweedy district deputy grand master.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka Lodge No. 32
Noble
M. J. Carney
H.C. Craig
John Hailey
D. Kemner
D. Kemler
Joe Hoch
T B. Wells
R. Alexander
T. B. Tweedy
Crand
Will Build Residence Near Cold Springs Juror Visits City
Frank King of Cold Springs attends court as juror this week. He plans to build a large residence on his Cold Springs ranch next spring. He owns 40 acres of winter wheat, about half up and thriving, the rest sown late to favor fall growth. Some wheat remains unsown in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank King
Cold Springs
Crewlt Court
Mr. King
King
New Woodmen officers installed at Wood mine
Newly installed Woodmen officers include Thomas Pitt Gerald council commander William Krebler advisory lieutenant E J Murphy banker J E Beam clerk L D Drake escort Roy Knight sentinel Ashley Follet watchman Philip Mc Brien manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodmine
Thomas Pitt Gerald
William Krebler
Leutenant
E. J. Murphy
J. E. Beam
L. D. Drake
Eecort
Roy Knight
Sentinel
Ashley Follet
Philip McBrien
System to Extend Water Main Westward on Court Street
The water system will extend westward on Court Street from Ann to Star streets soon. Preliminary work will begin with laying a main between the mentioned points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court Street
Ann
Star Streets
Thompson Creek Coal Company Plans Market Offering
Thompson Creek Coal Company of Heppner to issue 100000 shares at 2.5 cents each. A 20 foot shaft contract planned. The firm, run by Heppner residents, holds 1000 acres of coal near a rail line and aims to have coal on the market by early July. Secretary R F Hynd says stock is selling rapidly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson Creek Cost Company
Heppner
Thompson Creek Coal Co
Heppner Times
eAme Ax
R. F. Hynd
The
Times
Pendleton Telephone System Extended With New Switch Boards
System to be extended upon arrival of two new switch boards and cables. Over 100 new phones will be installed. Phone boards are being cut in, but installation will occur later when supplies arrive. The company has about 1 poles on hand, not enough to meet extension needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Smith
Justus Wade
Union County
T. W. Murphy
Union
J. W. Scriber
la Granite
Instevenine
Salem
Schick & Miller
Athena Merchants
Ererton
Nelson Swaegart
R. A. Dozier
Nolan
Dozier
Myers
Spokare
Mr. Myers
Frank Mr. Myers
C. E Bear
Tacoma
PF. Wadehee
Mr. Bean
Bostor
Pendleton
Dedication of Christian Church Planned for February or March
Rev Lister aims to secure excursion rates for travel to the dedication of the Christian church with widespread interest in the building. The exact date is to be determined. the church has drawn attention for miles over both roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lister
At the Point of Death in Nolan Woman
Mrs. B F Lane of Nolan lies at the point of death from cancer. She recently underwent an operation to remove it. Her sons, one in Southern Oregon and others in the East, have been summoned and are daily expected to arrive at the bedside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Lane
Nolan
Oregon
Misses Corda and Lulu LaHue Move to Umatilla County
Coming from Missouri, Misses Corda and Lulu LaHue of Deep Water plan to make their home near Umatilla county. Their parents Elmer LaHue and wife will join them after selling Missouri property to invest and settle permanently in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Corda
Lulu LaHue
Deep Water
Elmer LaHue
Umatilla County
Lost Bay Horse Seeks Return for Reward
A ten dollar reward is offered for the return of a bay horse lost last May. The horse weighs about 1200 pounds and bears the brand 45 on the left shoulder. The owner, Purl Bowman, will pay the reward for the horse’s return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purl Bowman
Methodist Services Week Plan and Recent Converts
At the Methodist Episcopal church services are returning to normal. Interest is increasing and three people came forward yesterday to begin the Christian life. The week includes a Young People's prayer meeting Tuesday evening at the parsonage and a Wednesday dime social by the Ladies Aid Society at A. H. Rue’s home. Thursday night prayer meeting and Friday evening a general song service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Church
Yosterday
Laden’ Ald Society
A. H. Rue
Berrios
Bulldozing by Sun-Gay youths at Furnish yard
A gang of young boys gathers near the Furnish warehouse on Sun-Gay to box as a pastime. The group also practices a form of bullying, forcing a boy to fight and then deny him a chance to remove his gloves while others torment him for amusement.
Revival services continue at Baptist church weekly
The revival meeting at the Baptist church will run nightly through the week with Saturday off. Attendance remains strong and results are satisfactory, with four additions and two conversions reported last night. Rev. W. R. King conducts the revival alone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Baptist Church
W. R. King
Convicted Man Fined For Drunkenness and Disorderly Conduct
Charles Hamilton, colored, was fined 10 on each of two counts by Judge FitzGerald for being drunk and disorderly and for attempting to kick in a door in the Tenderloin. He pleaded guilty to both charges this morning after pleading not guilty yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hamilton
FitzGerald
Tenderloin
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Myrtle Smith
Dalles
Charce
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Tallman & Co
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Bluff
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Anal
Eureka Lodge
Ary Clearing Sale
Methodist Services
Uller Sun
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ST. Joe Store
Lyons Mercantile CO
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