OKR&N to Fill Pendleton Ice House for 600 Tons
The Okla Kansas Railway and Navigation company will start track work to fill its Pendleton ice house with 600 tons this week or next. Ice from North Powder will be brought as needed while other line facilities expand to meet increasing refrigerator business and fruit shipments at Walla Walla Riparia and Huntington.
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Pendleton
North Powder
New Empty and Company
OKR. & N
Wala Walla
Riparia
Huntington
Summer Hamu Stock Plan For Refrigerator Cars
A report notes sufficient stock to replenish summer refrigerator cars passing through the place. The fee is plentiful this year, though last week it sank briefly during a work stoppage.
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Hamu
Ato
High School Pupils Prepare Friday Evening Program
At Assembly Hall the high school pupils present their regular Friday evening program for friends. The lineup includes Music by High School Orchestra and an essay on territorial annexation, with students James Reaves Earl Archibald Ed Forest and Francis Jackson delivering. County visitor Lonxo Downs reports eight to ten inches of snow in Alba and nearby areas.
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Delate
Terrory
James Reaves
Earl Archibald
Ed Forest
Francis Jackson
Sybil McDanie
Delva St. Omir
Flora Oman
Laelin Crooks
Boench
Carl Ford
Hemioe Nuppe
Anns Aaaseler
Jeesie Raymonid
William Wyrick
Willy Milne
Critle
Lonxo Downs
Camas Prairie
Alba
Butter Trade Promotes Pendleton Creamery Prospects
George D. Goodhue of the Commercial Cream Company visits Pendleton en route to La Grande to explore a new creamery. He praises Pendleton as the strongest creamery town in the Inland Empire but warns that without local farmer support a distant concern may turn Pendleton into a mere cream station and import butter. A successful local creamery could create jobs and keep money in town as Pendleton already leads Eastern Oregon in retail butter trade.
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Commercial Cream Company
Pendleton Best Creamery
Northwest
Farmers Wiil Furnish Cream
George D. Goodhue
Salem
la Grande
Pendleton
Unatilla
Tie
Lewiston
Inland Empire
Oregon
Attelie
Weather Observer Wanted in Pendleton City
Pendleton seeks a local weather observer after Roscoe Bryson left. District Forecaster A. E. Beals of Portland requests a reliable person to make regular weather and crop condition reports, with provided instruments and pay, as the sole urban weather reporting post in the state.
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Pendleton U.e
A. E. Beals
Portland
Hig
Roscoe Bryson
Elf
Beale
Pendleton
Five Cents Per Name Offered for Petitions
Primary Nomination League offers five cents for each registered voter's name on petitions for direct nomination amendment. Voters favorable to the amendment sign when presented but few go to the clerk voluntarily. Petitions available at the county clerk, or via W. S UW Ren, Oregon City, to be returned by February 4 for filing by February 6.
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League
UW Ren
Oregon City
Traveling harness maker taken to county poor farm
William Williams stricken with catalepsy was removed from Wheeler lodging house yesterday afternoon and transported to the county poor farm. A harness maker by trade, he recently arrived to work on Court Street at Smith harness works. With no relatives or friends in the country, he previously served with the Canadian mounted police and the U S regular army before being discharged for physical disability. He will be kept at the poor farm until further disposition.
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William Williams
Wheeler
Smith Harness Works
Court Street
Canadian Mounted Police
United States Regular Army
Holy Spirit Topic Draws Large Audience at First Christian
Dr Martin spoke on the work of the Holy Spirit in conversion at the First Christian church drawing a large attentive audience. He illustrated the subject with simple, forcible examples and promised a powerful lecture on Marriage and Divorce tonight. Miss Springer's solos added charm and uplift.
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Martin
First Christian Church
Miss Springer
Grand Master Visits Oregon Odd Fellows Lodges
Joseph Micelli grand master of the Odd Fellows of Oregon arrived from Union for an official visit to Portland lodges. He will meet tonight at the IOOF hall at 7 10 assisting both local lodges to exemplify the work and receive guidance. The order shows 176 lodges in Oregon with about 21000 members and growing.
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One Fellows
Joseph Micelli
Id Fellows
Oregon
Union
Nicc Micotlh
Jum
Roseburg
O. O
Miceli
Ane
Abeoli
Police Court Drunk Woman Fined Ten Dollars
Jessie Howard appeared in police court after she was found drunk on the street and resisted a marshal's attempt to take her to a dray. She pleaded not guilty and claimed she drank only two glasses of beer but then fell unable to walk. She was fined ten dollars and sought an attorney to appeal. Indigo was jailed three days for being drunk on the street that night.
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Jessie Howard
Ebrentt
Dave
Miss Sumner III Suffering From Cerebro Spinal Meningitis
Miss Bertha M Summer, organizer of the Women of Woodcraft, is in the city and has been taken to the North Pacific Sanatorium at Port Laid suffering from cerebrospinal meningitis. After a severe attack she was moved by steamer to Port Laid and remains critical with improving but fragile condition.
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Bertha M. Summer
Woodcrat
North Pacific
Port Laid
Porta
Tour of Inspection by O R N Officials in Washington
Officials of O R N Will Inspect the Washington system. MW Campbell superintendent of the Washington division with chief officers visited Tekoad and Walla Walla. They plan a tour of the Washington division to review the system and track department operations.
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Washington
MW. Campbell
Free Horse Training Exhibition at Froome’s Stable
Professor Haw, noted horse trainer, will give a free exhibition at Froome’s Livery Stable this evening and every evening this week. The location has shifted from Jay & Jenson's blacksmith shop to Froome’s stable to provide more floor space for demonstrations.
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Professor Haw
Froomey
Jay & Jenson
Black Smith
Jelaner
Yard Force Reduced at O.F. and N. Yard
Yard force cut back with one Wilchman laid off until the spring rush starts. J J Lally the youngest on the force also laid off. Yardmaster Joan and Ralph McDonalds currently handle the remaining work.
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Wilchman
J. J. Lally
Joan
Ralph McDonalds
Move to Seattle Ends Local Family Stay
Moved to Seattle, Mr and Mrs Galwagan left the morning for Seattle where they will settle in the Mire. The couple were well known in the city circle and many will regret their departure. The text notes no large textile strike. A Philadelphia incident caused $12,000,000 to manufacturers and $8,000,000 to employees, with labor-saving machinery replacing 2,000 workers.
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Seattle
Aod Mee
Thomas Galwagan
Mea. Gaohagan
Ita
Picture for Schools earns top award for Pendleton exhibit
The Pendleton art exhibit committee learned from Turner Art Company that they ranked first in the contest and would receive a picture valued at ten dollars. They plan to place the piece in a newly added school room as others are already furnished. The City Improvement League recently voted a $74.35 fund to frame the exhibits, a surprise not previously known to the club.
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Pendleton
Turner Art Company
City Improvement League
Clube
Regular Council Meeting Opens City Printing Bids
City council meets this evening in what is described as an uneventful session. Bids from papers seeking city printing will be opened and a selection made.
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Serge
Dindinger, Wilson & CO
N. Company
Tallman & CO
Assembly Hall
F. S. Younger & Son
Holy Spirit
Grand Mauser
Jessle Howard
Miss Sumner III
Froome's Stable
Britt Stomaghers
Convine
Beecham
ST. Joe Sto
Boston
Jowest
North Room
The
Boston Stat
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