Lu cife American Tar seeks Walla Walla gas plant franchise
Walla Walla news reports Lu cife American Tar Company of Whatcom Washington will seek a city franchise to build a gas plant here. A spokesman states operations would begin within a year costing about 116,000 and utilizing by product gas. Plants are already in Whatcom and Fairhaven and more cities may follow. In separate note, Hammond Packing plant in St Joseph Missouri burned this afternoon, causing up to 500000 loss and two deaths with several injuries.
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W. BE. Young
Lucife American Tar Company, Inc
Whatcom
Wash
Walla Walla
Antil
Young Cail
Union
Wharcom
Fairhaven
St. Joseph
Hammond Packing Plant
Charles Miller
Nelson-Morris
Hammond
Swift
Nelwon Morris Willdine
Mrs Ennis Showing Rapid Improvement At St Marys
Mrs T J Ennis of Hitter has been in St Marys hospital for two months of treatment and is improving rapidly. Report from Walla Walla Union notes steady progress as she responds to care and therapy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ennis
T. J. Ennis
Hitter
St Mary’s Hospital
Walla Walla Union
Personal mentions of visitors in Pendleton city
A long list of residents and guests from Echo Alba Ridge Ridgeview and other towns visit Pendleton or stay with friends. Names include Cloyd Oliver Byron Johnson Roy Linaner Mrs Robert Jones Arthur Hammer R. P. Tufts J P Long Mrs Koontz J M Koonte J H Woods Eastman W B Gillett L Henderson FR Winan George W Gray H W Swarts Charley McTiee Doth Bown Harth Tinwley Miss Price Edna McGinn Zoe Houser William McTride Mrs Mo Anderson Miss Ellan Conner Steele Jones Miss Gladys Barr Mrs T H Brierly Mrs Guy Wade A D Sloan E G Gambee Rose Campbell Rev Potwine Warren Mrs John Adams Pauline Helen Mry Adams Fred Lesalter Misa Rowenk Mathiot and more, visiting or staying in Pendleton from multiple towns.
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Cloyd Oliver
Echo
Byron Johnson
Alba
Roy Linaner
Ridge
Robert Jones
Cosaren
Eeho
Arthur Hammer
R. P. Tufts
Juniper
Pendleton
J.P. Long
Tone
Mra. Koontz
J. M. Koonte
J. H. Woods
Athena
Wis
Mise Eastman
Becao
Friends Hype
W. B. Gillett
Belo
Cly
Ll. Henderson
Mint Rock
FR. Winan
Walla Walla
George W. Gray
H. W. Swarts
Milton
Charley McTiee
Doth Bown
Huttercreek
Mise Harth
Tinwley
Reho
Miss Price
Beho
Trienile Mir
J. H. Dunham
Crane D. McEachern
Walit Walla
Gunal
J. Weet
Huntington
Penbleton
W. Jett
Baker City
J. C. Prenech
la Grande
W. FP. Benedict
Jeft
Ellan, Conner
Steele Jones
Elgin
Gladys Barr
Mraida Hamblin
G. A. Robbins
Mya. M
Howell
Wilbur
Wash
T. H. Brierly
Jone
Z. Garrett
Guy Wade
Dixie
A. D. Sloan
Big Bend
Little McKay
Pilot Rock
E. G. Gambee
Whiah
Bngineas
Rose Gampbell
Ritzville
John Warren
Weston
Tev. Potwine
Warren
John Adama
Adams
Pauline
Helen
Adame
Fred Lesalter
Ity
Alselan
Leasiter
Ariel da Sel
Inland Empire
Misa Rowenk Mathiot
Mra
Ernest Tatum
Misa Mathiot Ie
Chofya
Commercial Club Meets Tonight at 8 O'clock
A meeting of the Commercial Club is held this evening at eight in the association’s room to conduct the monthly business.
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Commercial Club
Commercial Clu
Association
Rog
Ilo
Pendleton Stockholders Tour Famous Golf Mine
A group led by C. B. Wade and T. G. Halley visited the Golf mine, touring levels at 100 160 200 2650 feet. The vein runs six to 14 feet wide with ore near the gin tow. Ore quality is good with values up to 200 per ton in some spots. Stockholders, except Dr. Vincent, report strong prospects and plan further development to become a major Baker City Sumpter valley producer.
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Pendleton
C. B. Wade
T. C
E Forster
T. G. Halley
Vincent
Onda
Dr. Vincent
Baker City
Sumpter Valles Conmuntry
Two New Warehouses for Kerr-Gifford Grain Co
M R Yates the contractor leaves for Cayuse Station to build a new warehouse for Kerr-Gifford Grain Co replacing the burned structure. The frame building will measure about 31 by 100 feet and cost around 1,000. After completion he will move to Boof ford to erect a second warehouse of the same size and purpose to receive this season’s grain and other crops.
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M. R. Yates
Cayuse Station
Kerr-Gifford Grain Company
Yates
Boofford
Will Plead Tomorrow For Nelson Brothers Robbery Case
The Nelson brothers and Morrie Basom face arraignment tomorrow at 1 o'clock on charges tied to a robbery of a sheepherder. Mortimer accuses Basom of taking money from an enemy about a month earlier, and Basom was arrested. T. Ferguson of Adding died at home Sunday after a stroke. He was a longtime Adams resident aged about years. funeral held Monday with burial in Adams cemetery.
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LeRoy Basom
Arcony
Persion
Eelock
Nelson Boys
L. Hastings
Mortiete
Bassom
Veersle
Fergusoty
Adding
Isome
Ferguson
Adams
J. M. Ferguson
Noted Evangelists Haney and Martin to Visit City
Evangelists Haney and Martin arrive Wednesday from Colorado on their way to Spokane. They will spend the day in town and hold night services at the Methodist Episcopal Church where Rev Haney preaches and Evangelist Martin sings. Both are able workers and promise a thriving meeting for all attendees.
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Haney
Martin
Colorado
Spokane
Will Move to Walla Walla
Mr Reel of Walla Walla spent several days in the city last week visiting his brother Ralph Reed of the Fair store. He returned home this morning with the brother who will settle there to manage a fruit farm for the summer and future.
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Mr. Reel
Walla Walla
Ralph Reed
The Old, Old Story Returns From Fishing Trip
Colonel J H Raley L D Reeder J W Maloney and Dr C I Whitaker returned from a fishing trip to the south fork of the John Day They spent the Fourth seeking the elusive trout and had luck though the catch count was not disclosed The party felt some might doubt the tale.
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J. H. Raley
J. W. Maloney
Funeral of McEacherns’ Child Held at Catholic Church
The funeral for the little daughter of Mr and Mrs John McEachern of Hells occurred this afternoon at 2 o clock from the Catholic church with Reverend Neate officiating following a bout of pneumonia.
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John McEachern
Hells
Pneumona
Velo
Machinery Going West Five Carloads Pass West Over O R N
Five carloads of melting machine parts engines moved west over the O R N rails this morning bound for ver vt Washington and Portland.
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Wash
Portland
Weathered crops hinge on sun and warm wind
Expert opinion notes cloudy damp conditions hinder crop maturity. Growers plan harvest crews as barley harvest begins and wheat shows signs of filling. forecasts vary, with yields potentially near normal if sun and heat arrive, though prolonged wet weather risks lower production.
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John Crow
Tuytullla
Crowi
Vaudeville Show Without License Leads to Arrest
A man running a vaudeville near a tent was arrested for lack of a license and permit. He claimed the show was free and he charged no admission, but authorities noted a crowd paid for standing room and he faced charges despite denying intent. A colored man was taken into custody as part of the incident.
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Ronnie
Returned Students Dale and Allen Shisher Come Home
Dale and Allen Shisher have returned from the East after a year of schooling. Dale studied at Lake Forest in Alabama and Allen attended Hopkinsen College in Boston, Massachusetts, and both resided away from their home in the city during the term.
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Dale
Allen Shisher
East
Thin City
Lake Forest
Allen
Hopkinsen College
Boston
Mase
Pioneer Tinner James W. Jett Dies in Baker City
James W. Jett, a pioneer tinner of Walla Walla, died Monday evening in Baker City while visiting a sister. He had suffered stomach and bowel troubles and recently sought health at Hot Lake. The body arrived from Baker this morning and the funeral was held at two this afternoon. He leaves a wife and two daughters at Prosser, Washington.
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Walla Walla
James W. Jett
Baker City
Hot Lake
Ody
Baker
Prosger
Whelhington
Blood Elixir Ad: cures serofulona and blood diseases
Purporting to heal impure blood the ad promises Acker's Blood Elixir cures sores pimples headaches and other ills with a guarantee. It is offered for 60 cents and one dollar by F W Schmidt & Co. The second note claims Chinese mining companies control ground on Wild Horse creek in the Fringer river district British Columbia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acker
F. W. Schmidt & Co
Wild Horse Creek
Frnger River District
British Columbia
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Tan Fea
Dindinger, Wilson & Company
Tallman & CO
Rome
Lees Jarenghout
THE
Golf Sonpa
Kerr-Gifford Company
Cayuse and
Spofford
Will
Gray's Harbor
Gray’s Harbor Com. Co
Ooo
Wi & C. BP. Depot
Pioneer Tinner
ST. Joe Stor
W. J. Clarke & Co
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