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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1909

Page

8

Delegates Wanted for National Irrigation Congress

Residents of Umatilla county urged to volunteer for Spokane congress August 9 to 14. County officials aim for broad representation to support irrigation development. a special train from Walla Walla and a $5 round trip fare are arranged. Attendees will hear leading authorities on irrigation.

Tinatillg Spokane Umatilla Commercial Club Hfe Sover United States Geome Walla Walla

Travel Costs in Spokane May Be Modest

A brief note concludes that expenses incurred in Spokane are not necessarily high. The statement suggests the trip can be economical, indicating careful spending or favorable rates. It leaves open what specific accommodations or activities would influence overall costs.

Spokane

Special Train Suggested for Irrigation Congress

At a Commercial association meeting last evening several communications urged a large county delegation to Spokane for the Irrigation congress from August 9 to 14. Spokane residents want a special train for delegates from La Grande Hermiston Echo and nearby towns. A separate special train is planned from Walla Walla to Spokane.

Commercial Association National Irrigation Congress Spokane la Grande Hermiston Echo Walla Walla

James Mosgrove Killed in Alberta

Special Correspondence. Athena Oregon July 7 Word reaches Athena of the accidental death of James Mosgrove formerly a prominent Athena businessman He was killed in Alberta last Saturday and his body is being brought here for burial Relatives in Alberta wired Milton Oregon survivor Matt Mosgrove The deceased left a wife and one daughter He was a Mason and will be buried by Athena lodge The funeral will be held Friday at 1 pm in Athena

Athena Ore James Mosgrove Alberta Matt Mosgrove Milton Athena Mercantile Company Athena Lodge of Masons

William Jones Farms His Own Indian Allotment

William Jones says it is right for an Indian to farm his own allotment. He raises hay on a 40 acre Spring Hollow allotment and worked for Albert Minthorn. Jones declined to attend Cayuse celebrations and would not dance for a thousand dollars.

William Jones Cayuse William Carlisle Spring Hollow Albert Minthorn

Burke couple heads to Cornell Wash for lumber yard stint

Mr and Mrs V C Burke travel to Cornell Washington where Mr Burke will oversee a Pendleton lumber yard for a couple of weeks. The pair are from Pendleton in this city.

V. ¢. Burke Cornell, Wash

Pendleton Daily Visitors and Local Business Roundup

A long list of visitors, travelers, and local business clients ping Pendleton today. Names include James Ashworth, Thomas Robertson, W. A. Ayers, I. F. Smith, A. B. Atchison, L. Brownell, FP E Bingham, J. B. Barnes, F. W. Bachelder, Sheldon Taylor, E. M. Haley, Croarkin, Mrs. Richmond, A. W. Gelse, Miss Edna Coutts, Dave Phelps, Mr. and Mrs. Mel Shutrum, Mrs. Dayton Barnhart, Lavelle McDonald, W. Harvey Wells, Bud Cornfield, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Becker, Jake Maurer, Max Hopper, Wood Paslay, Deputy Sheriff Bert Wilson, George Currin, Bat Gagnon, KR Johnson, FP A Yates, Gerald Stanfield, Henry Collins, J. J. Black, Dan Smythe, D. R. Brownsell, Joe Sullivan, Mrs. John Ankeny, Mrs. G. W. Bradley, Andrew Leisinger, A. G Henderson, Fred Lampkin, Col. WH Newport, Will Gray, Mrs. T. M. Starkweather, Will Lowell, Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Oliver, Mrs. EF L Smith, Tom Vaughan, Una Smith, and Dr. J. M. Prutt. The region’s activity touches Hermiston, Walla Walla, Echo, Wenaha, Leham Springs, Union, and Long Beach as residents conduct business, visits, and summer plans.

James Ashworth Weston Thomas Robertson la Grande Pendleton W. A. Ayers Payette Idaho William Slusher Nolin I. F. Smith Hermiston A. B. Atchison Umatilla L., Brownell A. Hubbard McKay Post Office W. L. Guerant Holdman Frank Hansen Kamela Frieds L. F. Berheide Hemmilston Pendieton E. Bingham Nampa J. B. Barnes Baker City F. W. Bachelder Sheldon Taylor Athena T. D. Taylor Edna Coutts Gladys Hays Atheny Dave Phelps W. J. Clarke Hardware Company Mel Shutrum Dayton Barnhart Lehman Springs Lavelle McDonald Portland W. Harvey Wells Bud Cornfield Wenaha Peter Becker Jake Maurer Max Hopper First National Bank Force Wood Paslay Max Baer Wenada Springs Bert Wilson George J. Currin Heppner Morrow County G. W. Bradley Reaside Andrew Leisinger Helix Walla Walla A. (. Henderson Pilot Rock Fred Lampkin East Oregonian Wenaha Springs Col WH. G. Newport Will Gray Gray Brothers Mra. T. M. Starkweather Seattle Mra. Lee Held Oregon Will Lowell Union

Many Witnesses Testify in Warner Young Will Case

In the ongoing Warner Young will dispute, numerous witnesses testify to the character and honesty of Knox and Mrs. Della Stacey. Local residents J B Bean, J M Ferguson, Lute Rothrock, Louis Christensen, and La Grande Chief of Police Rayburn affirm Knox and Stacey’s good reputations. Neighbors Mrs Stacey and others praise her moral steadiness. rancher Charles Dunn notes Stacey’s early youth as lively but truthful. Several others including Jesse Failing and W S Perry corroborate Knox’s integrity. Headwriting experts' testimony awaits.

Knox Della Stacey la Grande Warner-Young 5. W. Knox J. B. Bean Rayburn Della Bracey Mra Lovely Miss Crawford Stacey Charles Dunn la Gande Jesse Failing W. 8. Perry Frank O'Harra George Proehster Phil McBride J. K B. Beam J. A. Best George Mansfield J. B. Jacobs J. H. Ferguson Failing

Balloonist in Tree After Flight Collapse in Forest Grove

Rain dampened Forest Grove celebrations as balloonist Charley Miller from Portland ascended to several thousand feet. A jammed knife prevented a planned parachute drop, forcing Miller to ride the balloon. The craft and man landed in a fir tree 200 feet up, needing an hour to descend. Baker City anticipates a street railway soon.

Forest Grove Ore Charley Miller Portland

Woman and children escape lightning near Colfax

In Colfax Washington during a storm a lightning bolt struck the Roberts open carriage as George Roberts wife and three children were returning from a school area. The bolt knocked a horse down and damaged the umbrella but the family survived with only fright and nausea.

Colfax Wash George Roberts Roberts Roberta Mrs. Roberts

Also Mentioned on This Page

Standard Grocery Co Congress Tallman & Co Wm. E. Hanscom Winslow Brow Pendleton Dye Works E. M. Haley Camas Washington E. P. Croarkin Mrs. Richmond of A. W. Gelse Gerald Stanfield Beho Henry Collins Balfour-Guthrie Company J. J. Black Dan P. Smythe Sumpter D. R. Brownsell Commercial Association Room la Grane Joe Sullivan John Ankeny Mre R. L. Oliver Inet Yellowstone Park Finthead Indian Reservation EF. Ll. Smith Tom Vaughan Una Smith Long Beach J. M. Pruttt Oakland California Col. J. HA. Raley Umatilia Loonty Lond Hostetter Roosevelt Boston Pendlteon Auto Co Baby Voice Bradfield Regulator Co Atlanta Sriend Beecham’s Nature Buffalo Monitor N. Berkeley Lessee Buffalo- Monitor Missouri
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