Weston Normal Leads Others in Attendance in State Report
Eastern Oregon school attendance shows Weston normal far ahead with 173 students, followed by Ashland 135 Monmouth 126 and Drain 73 totaling 507. The report credits President French for boosting attendance and calls for larger dormitories and better facilities to accommodate growth and eastern Oregon interest.
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Eastern Oregon
French
State Normal Schools
Oregon
Normal Board
Salem
Weston Normal
Weston
Ashland
Monmouth
Drain
State Normal Board
Umatilla Bride Deserted by Chief Peo-Peo-Tallk
Nez Perce leader Chief Peo-Peo-Talk, respected in council, sees his Umatilla wife desert him and return to Pendleton with about $200. She had come to the Nez Perce reservation for Christmas celebrations, he married her in Indian fashion, but she left after several weeks. The chief plans no further pursuit, doubting her fidelity.
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Peo-Peo-Tallk
Peo-Peo-Talk
Umatilla
Pendleton
Lewiston Tribune
Feo-Pee Tailk
Nez Perce
Peo- Peo-Talik
Ely’s Cream Balm for Nasal Catarrh Ad
A small cold may start a stubborn nasal catarrh and Ely’s Cream Balm is advertised to relieve inflamed stuffed air passages. The liquid and solid forms claim no cocaine or mercury, priced 50 cents and 75 cents with tube, sold by Ely Bros in New York.
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Ely
Ely Bros
Warren Street
New York
Berkeley Ships Rich Ore to Tacoma Smelter
Norbourne Berkeley and E. E. Thornburg shipped ore from Sumpter to the Tacoma Smelter after a failed effort at the Sumpter smelter. Berkeleys ore from Buffalo Monitor runs near 600 per ton, with two carloads from Sumpter and similar from Buffalo Monitor.
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Quarts
Tacoma
Norbourne Berkeley
Sumpter
N. Berkeley
E. E. Thornburg
Berkeley
Buffalo Monitor
Andrew Allen Enters Haskell Institute Five Year Course
Andrew Allen, 14, son of Joe Allen the Umatilla Indian leader, leaves for Haskell Government School in Kansas to begin a five year program. He joins Adair Harris and Courtney Chapman, two Umatilla Indian boys already at the institute. Allen is well regarded, having attended Umatilla Indian School and Pendleton Academy, and looks forward to the experience.
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Andrew Allen
Joe Allen
Umatilla
Umatilla Indian School
Pendleton Academy
Masonic Lecture And Banquet Planned In Pendleton
A pleasant evening is planned for Pendleton Masons and Eastern Star members with M A Pottinger delivering a lecture on Masonry principles. After the talk a banquet will be served for Masons, Eastern Star members, and spouses. Pottinger, a Masonry student and engaging speaker, will present an instructive session.
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Pendleton
Order of Eastern Star
M. A. Pottinger
Masons
Eastern Star
Pottinger
Order
Chicago Portrait company sues for 257.21 over failed funds
A suit filed in Chicago seeks a judgment of 257.21 against F. S. Stewart and Mattie A. Thompson. The complaint says Stewart acted as agent and delivery man for Chicago Portrait and collected money but did not remit it to the company.
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Chicago Portrait Company
F. 5. Stewart
Mattie A. Thompson
J. H. Lawrey
Wallowa County Hogs Ship to Portland Market
Twenty four carloads of fat hogs moved yesterday from Wallowa county to Portland markets. Driven from Enterprise and Joseph to Elgin they were loaded for shipment totaling about 1200 head, one of the largest consignments from eastern Oregon.
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Wallowa County
Portland
Enterprise
Joseph
Elgin
Oregon
Notable Japanese Visitors Stir Pendleton Colony Rumors
Prominent Japanese citizens Yago Ihara and Shumato Yengo visit the San Francisco area and the Pendleton colony. Their business is unclear, though many Japanese government agents are occupied in the northwest states, which sparks chatter among locals familiar with the visit.
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Yago Ihara
Shumato Yengo
San Francisco
Northwest States
Pendleton
Bridge Improvements Near Echo Near Umatilla Finished
Improvements to the Echo bridge across the Umatilla near Echo are near completion with the trestle work new steel span and end approach finished. The project cost a little over twelve thousand dollars and contractors are finalizing the remaining approach work.
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Umatilla
Echo
Ice harvest slow as Oregon ponds supply city ice house
Ice from North Powder ponds reaches the O R N company in the city for filling its ice house. The ice runs under a foot thick but is good quality. Mild winter reduces cold weather in eastern Oregon and keeps harvest light. About 600 tons are needed to fill the city ice house.
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O. R. & N. Company
Oregon
Pendleton Doctors Warn Of Mild Scarlet Fever Rise
Pendleton physicians report several mild scarlet fever cases in the city and urge parents and school teachers to watch all cases closely to help curb the illness. No severe cases seen yet and officials expect no serious outcomes from the epidemic.
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Pendleton
Helper at Kamela Again Replaces Second Assistant
The second helper removed from Kamela service has been replaced, Engineers Norby and Hampson assigned to the run. One helper could not handle the mountain business satisfactorily, and a new assistant was brought in to address the issue.
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Kamela
Norby and
Hampson
Suit to Quiet Title in Milton Court
J M Turner files suit in circuit court against L A Lawson and AL Botting to assert any claims to a Milton property. The action seeks to clear title. Suit filed by Lowell and Winter.
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J. M. Turner
L. A. Lawson
AL Botting
Milton
Actle
Messrs
J and J Shull Take Over City Liquor Business
J and J Shull, J Taylor of Echo, purchase the liquor business in the city from J Shull and will immediately assume charge of the operation. The deal names Shull and Taylor as principals with Echo connections.
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J. &. Taylor Boys
Ont Shull
J. Taylor
Echo, Bee
J. Shull
Will
Union Services Impress Pendleton Congregation
Big attendance at morning and evening union evangelistic meetings with intense singing led by Haudenschield. One hundred men joined to show sincerity as a large chorus filled seats. sermons emphasized Christian ambition and the law of God, with a full house at the evening service and plans for cottage prayer meetings tomorrow.
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Union
United Churches
Pendleton
Jesus Christ
Presbyterian Church
Union Evangelistic Movement
Fell
Bush
J. H. Ross
Lincoln
Madison Jones
E. Court
C. FB. Fisher
Lewis
R. E. Storey
BE. Alta
R. BE. Tarbett
Thompson
L. E. Penland
Willow
T. J. Morris
Aura
E.L. Smith
Chestnut
L E. Earl
Spruce
Frank Hoffman
Calvin
George Rugg
W. Court
Pendleton Meeting Draws 190 Men to Seek Definite Faith
In Pendleton a religious service drew 190 men forward seeking to be well pleasing to God through personal effort to win others to Christ. The afternoon address, themed Success and Failure in the Christian Life, urged definite steps including conversion, dealing with sin, consecration to service, and Spirit equipment.
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Pendleton
Haudenschield
Lfe
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters remedy claims
A historical advertisement asserts Hostetter's Stomach Bitters can prevent and cure ailments including sick headache flatulence heartburn indigestion dyspepsia colds and female complaints. It urges readers to try it today.
Realty Transfers Filed With Recorder Pendleton Oregon
Real estate records list transfers including E. BE Sharon et al to Charles Cunningham for 190 dollars covering fractional lot 1 and lots 2 and 3 in block 40 Pendleton. John Vinson to Charles Cunningham for 186.76 dollars covering lots 16 17 and fractional lot 18 block 40 in the reservation addition Pendleton. William Turner to Joseph F Connelly for 400 dollars covering northwest quarter of section 24 township 5 north range 410 east W M. John A Gross et al to Louis Muller for 20000 dollars covering east half of section 29 township north range 43 east W M.
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Recorder
E. BE
Sharon Et al
Charles Cunningham
Pendleton
Ore
John
Vinson
William Turner
Joseph F. Connelly
John A. Gross Et al
Louis Muller
Waiting for Ships to Come In Quote
A large number of people who have not launched ventures are hoping for profitable opportunities and favorable outcomes to arrive.
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East Oregonian
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Standard Grocery Co
F&s
Tallman & Co
Pendleton Creamery Co
National Bank
Commercial National Bank United
States Depository
Haskell Institute
North Powder
Evangelist Haydenschteld
Evangelia Handenachield
Tipstetter
Hostetter
Sweet-Orr
Boston
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