Personal mentions fill Pendleton city scene
The city notes several visitors and residents returning or arriving. R F Long and J T Hinkle go to Boise and return, James Lieuallen from Adams visits, H Cornell from Umatilla stays at St George, W H Murry from San Francisco guests T C Taylor, and Rev Potwine ready to preach. Various others travel through Pendleton including Myers, Teutech, W Myers, Hand, Blakley, McIntosh, Darnell, Lloyd, Cannon, Reeder and May Carmichael.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. F. Long
Boise
J. T. Hinkle
C. I. Stubblefield
James Lieuallen
Adams
City
H. Cornell
Umatilla
St. George
W. H. Murry
San Francisco
T. C. Taylor
Rev. Potwine
W. J. Jenkins
Portland
Salem
G. la Fontaine
J. F. Myers
Athena
L. Teutech
Lee Teutach
Eugene
W. Myers
Walla Walla
L. Hunziker
Dewey Hand
C. R. Dutton
Pendleton
Blakley
L. Mcintosh
McIntosh
Campbell
The
State University
C. B. Darnell
Logan Darnell
Milton
Frank Holman
Henry Lloyd
J. A. Nelson
Lloyd
Seattle Grain Company
Glen Cannon
Los Angeles
Cal
F. W. Schmidt & Co
L. B. Reeder
Order of
Redmen
Columbia River
Miss May Carmichael
Portland pastor not connected with military school clarified
The article clarifies that Dr Hill who gave the deliverientory address at the Academy is the pastor of the First Presbyterian Church of Portland and not the head of Portland Military Academy. The Weston school suspended two weeks due to measles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weston
Hill
Portland Military Academy
First Presbyterian Church of
Portland
Large Malheur Canal Progress Near Finish
From Ontario reports seven miles of the Dead Ox Flat Irrigation ditch nearly done and about half of Hoskins and Harkins contract finished. Rock work on a 60 foot tunnel to start next week with 126 teams at work. total 175 teams now. seven to eight miles completed, six miles remaining. Completion hoped before March end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. McKinney
Ontario
Dead Ox Flat
Welser
Hoskins & Harkins
D. A Utter
Dead Ox Canal
Embroidery Sale At Alexander's Great Pendleton Event
Alexander's Department Store announces a continued embroidery sale described as a major savings event eclipsing previous efforts in Pendleton. The large ad promises rare inducements to buyers and urges reading the advertisement carefully to profit from opportunities presented. The piece also notes United Artisans Harmony No 13 officers and reports grain market uncertainty with expectations of a possible sudden decline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander
Alexander's Department Store
Pendleton
Stock Shipments Through Town on Passenger Train
Warren Chandler of Elgin passes through on train No 2 with two hog cars bound to Troutdale. On the same train two cattle cars from Bancroft Idaho were killed en route to Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Chandler
Elgin
Troutdale
Bancroft
Idaho
Portland
What the Bible Says About Fools Address
Rev. Levi Johnson, superintendent of the Men’s Resort, will speak at 4 p m Sunday in the Resort rooms Despain Block. All men invited to hear the discussion on the topic What the Bible Says About Fools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levi Johnson
Pendleton Social Week Highlights Colors Violet and White
The Current Literature Club hosted a grand reception at Mrs W J Furnieh home with 60 members in attendance. Decorations featured violet and white, carnation centers, palms and flowers from Portland greenhouses. Music by MacLyman's musicians accompanied a program of piano solos, readings and vocal numbers. The Jolly Dozen hosted by 12 young men also drew praise for their first party. Women of Woodcraft and Order of Washington circles held socials with banquets and music, Kirkman's orchestra providing the entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Current Literature Club
Uhe Women's
Ehiba
Pendleton
W. J. Furnieh
Portland
Martha Johnson
T. M. Starkweather
MacLyman
Buuith Carnine
Judge Fee
Roscoe Bryson
Starkweather
Donwn
Robert Cronin
Lee Drake
Thomas Milarkey
William Wyrick
William Hessian
Dell McCarty
Guy Wyrick
Edwin Dupuis
James Wyrick
Fred Hartman
Edwin Culp
George Leete
Women of Woodcraft
Pendleton Circle
Order of Washington
William Martte
Order of Washingtton
Hendricke Hall
Kirkman
The Weston Mystery Treasure Hunt in Weston
The Weston Leader recounts an unavailing search led by Mr Collier and Frank Morrie for buried treasure linked to a tomato can rumor. The tale folds Attorney H E Collier and Hesse into a web of Weston myths, with locals debating motive and origins while pondering Moyes’s supposed wealth and the strange saloon rear block hiding the can.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Collier
Frank Morrie
H. E. Collier
Hesse
Weston
East Oreconayn
Morris
Umatilla County
George Moyes
Weston Leafler
Pal
Morrie
Helix
Gaining Strength as Anti Revision Signatures Grow
Businessmen join anti revision documents with occupations listed beside their names. Remonstrances circulate widely in Salem and Pendleton, signaling a partisan trend. pendleton and salem voters weigh charter changes as strong men’s names appear on both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Pendleton
Holwegg Tries for Petty Larceny Convicted
A. Holwege was tried on petty larceny charges in Justice Fitz Gerald's court and convicted by a six member jury. Lawyer R. J. Slater defended him as the jury failed to reach a verdict. Holwege, a 22 year old Dutch immigrant, spent 18 months in the country. portions of his time were on a farm near La Grande and teaching languages, with recent time in Portland. He received 30 days in the county jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Holwege
Fitz Gerald
R. J. Slater
Holwege
Holland
la Grande
Portland
Money for Umatilla agency gains House approval
The Umatilla Indian Agency and school appropriation was raised to 4000 dollars after Representative Malcolm Moody influenced the House to reconsider and restore 1200 dollars for an Umatilla agent. The action increases funds for Indian schools and reflects Moody’s committee reinstatement. Jacob Holland, described as deranged, was declared sane and committed to an asylum after strange actions. rest and treatment were expected to restore balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umatilla Indian Agency
Malcolm Moody
Congress
Umatilla
Indian Office
Moody
Jacob Holland
Families Return from California Tour in Stanton
J I Joy and family and Joseph Stockman and family have returned to Stanton after several weeks in California. They were pleased with the trip but would not trade Umatilla county for the entire state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
J. I. Joy
Joseph Stockman
Stanton
Umatilla County
Funeral Arrangements for Brakeman McDowell in Pendleton
Body sent to La Grande to complete funeral plans for Brakeman J B McDowell killed at Meacham. Family details include parents in St Joseph Missouri and a daughter in Missoula. McDowell, a veteran railway man, held memberships in several orders and left money orders for his daughter. Pendleton lodge of Redmen lists officers and notes the lodge’s large state enrollment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. &. Tilman
la Grande
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
Pendleton
J. BE. McDowell
Meacham
San
Missoula
St. Joseph
McDowell
Triton
Great Order
Eugene V. Debs
U. B
RRR
Southern Pacific Order
Traimmen
G. A. Brown
Syokane
Improved Order of Redmen
Amaholis Tribete
Sachem
Thomas Murrill
Sagamore
William Bogart
Richard Keegan
Prophet
August Stangler
Roy W. Ritner
EF. N. Sawtell
Pendleton Lodge
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Alaskas
Dindinger
Wilson & Co
Kregonnan
Tallman & Co. E Druggists
United Artisans—Harmony No. 13
Ellen Moorhouse
Alice Miller
Fred Taylor
Ellen Garretson
van Wilson
J. A. Guiliford
WE Garretson
C. M. Hogue
Lincoln Street
Bluff
West Alta
Han
Henry
Hayden
Court Street
W. F. Earnharts
Pendleton and Vicinity
Harry Reem
Mire
Switsler
Jessie Hartman
the Jolly Dozen
Holwegg
Philadelphia
J. EB. McDowell
Portland Business College
Ortland
Oregon
P. Armstrong. Ltd
Ake
Camas
E. T. Wade
ST. Joe Store
Lyons Mercantile Company
Oity
AMT
Endleton
POLAR
Main and Webb Steeel
Mastin
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