Evangelist Haudenschield Draws Big Pendleton Audiences
The Rev R C Haudenschield draws growing crowds without sensationalism in Pendleton. He preaches biblical gospel, denounces sin, and faces objections with conviction. Extra chairs are planned for Sunday at the Methodist church and overflow sessions at nearby churches. Sunday programs include bible schools at 9:30, a 10:30 service, a 3:00 talk on success and failure, and a 6:30 union Young People’s meeting at the Baptist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Haudenschield
Pendleton
Methodist
Presbyterian Church
Mr. Hauden
Echield
Bible Schools
Cold Start Urges Early Action Against Illness
A health advisory warns that the moment cold symptoms appear is the time to act. Delaying treatment may allow the illness to deepen, making recovery longer and more difficult. Prompt self care and medical consultation are advised to shorten suffering.
Smythe to Speak at Baker County Woolgrowers Meeting
Baker City hosts a meeting of the Baker County Woolgrowers Association on Monday February 3 in Baker City. Dan P Smythe secretary of the state association and noted wool grower will attend and address the gathering. He will review the Helena National association meeting and discuss issues vital to local sheepmen including Utah mine stock and regional industry prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker City
Baker County
Utah
Oregon Grow
Smythe
Helena
National Association
Masonic Lecture Attracts Pendleton Masons
A large gathering of Pendleton Masons enjoyed last night’s talk at the Masonic temple by M A Pottinger of Seattle. Pottinger, an author of several Masonic books, is a widely traveled member of the order.
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Pendleton
Masonic Temple
M. A. Pottinger
Seattle
Stanton Purchases Helix Livery and Feed Stable
Charles Stanton has purchased the Helix livery and feed stable from P. O. Martin and will conduct it hereafter. The stable enjoys good patronage and Mr Stanton plans improvements.
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Charles Stanton
Helix
P. O. Martin
Mr. Stanton
Pendleton men receive Hondas elected officers in retail grocers association
Two Pendleton grocers, G W Ingram of Demott & Co and Charles Gray of Gray Brothers, were elected to prominent posts in the Oregon Retail Grocers Association though not present at the Portland meeting. Ingram becomes first vice president and Gray a director as the group city and state business leaders lauded Pendleton. Portland named as 1909 meeting site with a banQuet at Hotel Portland.
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G.W. Ingram
Charles Gray
Association
Pendleton
Oregon Retail Grocers’ Association
Portland
G. W. Ingram
Demott & Company
Gray Brothers Grocery
National
Grocers’ Association
Parcela Post
Hotel Portland
L. Kline
Corvallis
R. H H. Greer
Hillsboro
H. C. Smith
Hood River
C. B. Merrick
Dan Kelliher
H. L. Truax
Grants Pass
W. M. Green
Eugene
Theodore
Roth
Salem
T. ¥. Dean
Baker City
F. J. Carney
Astoria
Fred Dresser
A. A. Kadderly
A. H. Willet
Oregon Woolgrowers Honor Van de Water With Engraved Watch Fob
Courtesies to Oregon woolgrowers on their Helena excursion led the association to present C F Van de Water of the Oregon Railway and Navigation Company with an engraved watch fob. The gold pendant bears Oregon Woolgrowers Association 1908 and honors his key role in organizing and guiding the trip.
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Oregon
Helena
C. F. van de Water
van de Water
Oregon Woolgrowers' Association
Scientists Study Desert Crater Near Canyon Diablo Arizona
A Smithsonian grant funds Professor George P. Morrill of the United States National Museum to investigate a large crater-like depression in the desert near Canyon Diablo Arizona. The feature measures about three-quarters of a mile across and six thousand feet deep and has sparked debate whether it is an extinct volcano or an ancient meteor impact record.
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Smithsonian Institute
George P. Morrill
United States National Museum
Canyon Diablo
Arizona
Washington Dispatch
Pilot Rock couple wed in intimate ceremony
L A Harvey and Miss Sarah Osborne of Pilot Rock were married last evening at 4 at the groom's sister Mrs L B Ramsdell residence 220 South Thompson street. Rev W T Easter of the M E church officiated a small gathering attended by friends and family followed by a wedding supper at the Ramsdell home. The couple will reside near Pilot Rock.
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L. A. Harvey
Sarah Osborne
Pilot Rock
Slater
L. B. Ramsdell
South
Thompson Street
W. T. Easter
M. E. Church
Ramadel
Much Traveled Hat Passed Through Many Lines
An Oregon railroad freight office employee found a hat in a box car with 20 shipping tags from various systems. The hat, shipped nationwide, bears seals and names of many employees who handled it. It originated in Pocatello and will move to Spokane, kept circulating while any hat remains.
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United States
Pocatello
Pendleton
Spokane
Pendleton Not Out of League in Debating Change
Pendleton may rejoin the state league after Enterprise High withdraws. Prof. Churchill of Baker City says Pendleton could enter in Enterprise's place to debate The Dalles, pending league officers consent, which is anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise High School
Sanders
Churchill
Baker City
Eastern
Team heads to Walla Walla to redeem recent defeats
The high school basketball team left at noon to meet Walla Walla High School this evening. They aim to redeem two losses suffered at Spokane last week. The girls were considered for a joint trip but arrangements failed.
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Walla Walla
Spokane
Ex-register E W Davis to Run for Union County Sheriff
It is claimed E W Davis former La Grande land office registrar deposed by Senator Bourne to make way for F C Bramwell may seek Union County sheriff. Davis praised for efficiency though Bramwell facedreligious opposition due to his Mormon faith.
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E. W. Davis
la Grande
Bourne
F. C. Bramwell
Union County
Davis
Bramwell
Wheat grower notes good road conditions in Athena
Henry Schmitt, a prominent wheat grower from Athena, drove into town and reported roads in excellent condition. He added that the wheat belt needs more moisture as ground is bare and little rain fell during the winter.
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Henry Schmitt
Athena
Sheriff Childers Seeks Reelection in Union County
Sheriff Frank P. Childers of Union County has filed his declaration as a candidate for that office again and is preparing for the campaign. Two or three other democratic candidates are expected. Sheriff Ed Rand of Baker County will also run for re-election on the Democratic ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank P. Childers
Union County
Ed Rand
Baker County
Doctor Adopts Victor Electric Machine for Nervous Diseases
Dr J G M Lutenberger has received a new Victor electric machine for treatment of nervous diseases. It is a latest model, widely used in many phases of nervousness, and has been installed in his office in the Schmidt building.
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J. G. M. Lutenberger
Victor
Dr. Lutenberger
Schmidt Building
Masons Banquet After Pendleton Lodge Meeting
Pendleton lodge No. 62 A F and A M will hold a regular meeting next Monday night followed by an elegant banquet prepared by the Eastern Star. All members are invited to attend.
Gwinn Goes East on Brief Business Trip
Montie B. Gwinn president of the Pendleton Swings bank departed last evening for Chicago and other eastern points on a short business trip.
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Standard Grocery Co
Haudenschichd
F&s
Gil
Tallman & Co
Baker
Ers
Helix Livery Stable
Pendleton Creamery Co
National Bank
Commercial National Bank Unitedjistates Depository
Retail Grocers Association
Eis Lasat
We Ee
Roosevelt
Boston
Sheriff Childers
Main Street
Rader's
Morrie B. Streeter
Siaceren Bayan Stock Co
FBI
Singing Girl
Bertha M. Clay
Dora Thorne
The
Pendleton Drug Company
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