Church dedication and fundraising needs in Pendleton area
A Pendleton church appeals for furniture laboratory equipment library books and other items or monetary donations. Current trustees listed include Let Livermore president T Forbes secretary Rev R J Diver treasurer T C Taylor F C Nolf and others from Pendleton Portland and Union. The article notes satisfactory receipts to date but urgent needs remain for chapel furnishings museum and laboratory gear.
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D. D
R. J. Diver
C &. Jackson
T. C. Taylor
F.C. Nolf
Pendleton
E. P. Hill
Portland
W. S. Hott
Robert Baker
Union
Fears Her Own Medicine in Baker County Annexation Debate
The Morning Democrat condemns a Huntington led plan to carve Baker and Malheur counties and a new county with Huntington as seat. It argues the move would waste territory, burden lawmakers in Salem, raise taxes, and bring no real merit or common benefit to residents.
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Baker County
Huntington
Baker and
Malheur
Baker City
Salem
Pursae Line Showcases Purses In Various Styles
A local display highlights silver trimmed purses large small and dainty belts and hand purses. The catalog promises a wide assortment and invites shoppers to view the stock in store.
Remonstrance Circulation on City Charter Change
Citizens may sign a remonstrance opposing changes to the city charter affecting the selection of marshal and recorder. Copies with signatures are available at Jesse Falltatinge and Dow's for those who have not yet seen the document.
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Jesse Fall Tata Ingtanie
Ek & & Te Dow
High water erodes land near Swartz and Greulich abattoir
The flood washed away about 160 feet of ground from John Hannon’s lot on the river’s left bank just below the abattoir. Hannon lives in Leavenworth and could lose more land this year and last if not for a revetment built by Swart and Grevlich. The Green Corn Club meets tonight at O F Turner's house with members from the Turrere Colton Biakiers Maples families.
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John Hannon
Swartz & Greulich
City Minnts
Hammon
Cromnd
Hannon
Leavenworth
Ban
Hartman Swart
Grevlich
Green Corn Club
O. F. Turner
Turrere
Colton
Temporary Track Around River Debris Prepared for Recovery
Work to remove the wrecker engine from the river and clear the disabled car has not begun. A temporary track sits around the debris and a permanent grade will require large amounts of rock and dirt. Recovery of the engine will start in a few days using the new steel crane bought by the O. R. & N. railway.
Farmer A McDaniel sells 240 acres east of Pendleton
A. McDaniel sold his 240 acre farm six miles east of Pendleton for 10500 dollars to Polydore Moens of Pendleton. Moens has long been general foreman at Reusch's brewery. McDaniel plans to move to Pocatello Idaho to manage a gens agency for the Security.
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A. A .McDaniel
Pendleton
Polydore Moens
Moens
Reusch’s Brewery
Ready for Occupancy on West Cour Street Homes
Ready for occupancy next week are Frank Robinsons two residences on West Cour street. One is a rebuilt structure after a previous fire, the other an entirely new building on an adjoining lot. M. R. Yates is the contractor.
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Frank Robinson
West Cour Street
M. R. Yates
Thoroughbred Ewes Sold at Oregon Yard Transfers
Thoroughbred Ramboulette ewes 64 head from Culliston Utah to Darton Washington were sold by breeder W S Hanson to R A Jackson of Dayton. They are being fed at the Oregon Stock Yards. J N Yates of Perry Oklahoma visits his son M R Yates, a Noble county settler since its opening. he made the original run and still owns a fine farm.
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J. N. Yates
Perry
Oklahoma
M. KR. Yates
Mr. Yates, Jr
Noble County
Pendleton Daily Notes of Local People and Travel
A long list of local residents and visitors: C W Turbet returns to Pome BH, Hodson travels to lane, R E Turbet back from T G, Scoggin catches morning train to Echo, Aaron Cole seen in town, Mrs SN A Reinharnit to Spokane, James Eldridge of McKay Creek in the city, W Film and wife to Walla Walla, Mrs F W Vincent travels to Portland, FP Williams to Athena, J Christie to Adams, P H Shoemaker and wife to Hood River, Leon Cohen and wife expected home from Portland, J W Kimberlin of Echo in Pendleton for medical treatment, Rev. Orchard Hayes leaves for Arlington, Mr and Mrs Chartee Miller of Echo attend opera, Major D E Hall agency business in town, Mr Stanton of Athena visiting daughter, W B Jenkins librarian to Portland, Dr W E Garretson recovering from grip, J & Burch route agents in town yesterday, William Maxwell at St Anthony's Hospital, Mrs E Hulse expected home mid February, William Neeb of Expansion in city, Mrs Edna McGinn returns from Walla Walla, Garrison of Ukiah buys Hastings residence on West Alto, D F Trimble and wife set for Wallowa, J H Gwinn Pendleton en route to Boise, Pay LeGrow and wife of Athena attend opera, LeGrow cashier of Athens Bank, W C Minnis Meacham wood shipper returning to Meacham, J S Manning Pilot Rock reports local stock and wheat fine, Mr Shafer notes crops look good, Zelma Phillips visiting Pendleton from Goldendale, former stenographer in Women of W.R.O. office.
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BH. Hodson
Lane
R E. Turbet
T G. Scoggin
Echo
Aaron Cole
Winsor
Spokane
James Eldridge
McKay Creek
W. Film and Wife
Walla Walle
F. W. Vincent
Portland
Wiliams
Athena
J. Christie
Adams
P. H. Shoemaker
Hood River
Leon Cohen
J. W. Kimberlin
Pendleton
Orchard Hayes
Arlington
Chartee Miller
D E Hall
Mr. Stanton
Frank Rainesville
W. B. Jenkins
The
Commercial Association
W. E. Garretson
J. & Burch
Pacific Express Company
William Maxwell
St. Anthony's Hospital
E. Hulse
Kansas City
William Neeb
Expansion
Wash
Neeb
Edna McGinn
Walla Walla
John More Fohm Garrison
Ukiah
Hastings
Weat Alto Street
F Trimble
J. E. Bennett
Wallowa
J. H. Gwinn
New York
Boise
la Grande Observer
Pay LeGrow
LeGrow
Athens Bank
W.C
Goldendale
the Grand Guardian of the Women of
Wreoi
O R K and N gravel plan for 1903 through 1908
Oregon and Northern Railroad sought to ballast at least 100 miles of track in 1903 and 1908 if gravel could be found in Eastern Oregon. A supposed endless gravel bed near Ed Cole’s farm west of Haines proved only shallow wash, unusable for ballast after extensive prep and stocker funds were sunk. Officials faced disappointment and searched for better beds like Umatilla or North Powder, finding North Powder gravel too clayey for ballast.
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Rh. & WN
Oregon
Ed Cole
Haines
Huron
Baker City
Umatilla
Inland City Gravel Bank Works Report
A small bank of fair gravel exists at Inland City Bigin, but it is not yet known whether slither sor will furnish a sufficient amount to complete the work.
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Bigin
Barkeeper in Trouble in Walla Walla Heist
Joseph Duffy a well dressed barkeeper from Portland is jailed in Walla Walla for breaking into the Palace saloon yesterday morning and stealing over five dollars in nickels and dimes. Officer Casey found him near the scene and arrested him after the thief fled. Duffy admitted a gold watch had been left for safekeeping and later claimed it was in his lodging.
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Walla Walla
Joseph Duff
Portland
Palace
Duffy
Cie City
Casey
Fall
Daffy
Walla Walla Palouse Wheat Prices Boost Farm Plans
A winter tour through the Palouse and Walla Walla valley shows high wheat prices excite farmers. Bridges and culverts need repair after recent rains. Farmers plan to plow further, utilize ground, and protect machinery from exposure amid drought and disease. A trip to Sweden is planned for Mrs. J A Smith and her mother. Wreck cleanup overseen by J P Obrien. High water causes $26000 damage in Josephine County.
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Walla Walla
Palouse
Palouseountry
Walla Walla Valley
Pendleton Remonstrance Opposes City Charter Change
Voters oppose changing Pendleton's charter to alter appointive city marshal and recorder duties. Signers span all classes and petitions aim to sway the legislature to keep the present system, with La Grande cited as a contrasting example. A grazing land sale in Umatilla and Morrow counties also noted with livestock and equipment details.
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Oregon
la Grande
Pendleton
le Grande
Umatilla
Morrow
Joseph Vey
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Wilson & Co
Fednesday
Tallman & Co
Troom
Lincoln
Bluff
Tom Swearenger
Henry
C. W.turbet
Pome
Barkeeper
Sweden
J. A. Smith
St George
E. Ragals
Wyoming
J P. O'Brien
Josephine Counpea
Remonstrange
Owl
Sean
ST. Joe Store
Lyons Mercantile
Sosieetim
Bader
Orurak
Martin
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