Grove site chosen for three new public school buildings
Hyera grove in the eastern city area near the river was selected as the site for three new public school buildings. Architect C F E Troutman is preparing plans for two eight room and one four room structures, brick with stone foundation heated by hot air and wired for lighting. Basement 9 1/2 feet, two stories 14 1/2 feet clear, windows arranged to reduce glare. each large building measures 67 feet inches by 96 feet 6 inches, smaller 38 feet 4 inches by 96 feet 6 inches.
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Hyera’ Grove
C. F E. Troutman
Byers
Idaho National Bank to Irrigate 1000 Acres South of Lewiston
The Idaho National Bank plans to begin irrigating about 1000 acres of land it owns south of Lewiston near the Snake river. Water from the Snake will be pumped onto the tract, with power from the Lewiston Water and Power Co. used for pumping. Initial work will place water on a portion of the land, with full reclamation and platting to follow, possibly dividing the property into five and ten acre parcels for sale.
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Idaho National Bank
Lewinton
Iaho National Bank
Tammany
Snake River
Tammany Ridge
Lewiston Valley
Lewiston Water & Power Company
Pendleton Eagles Carnival King Election Notice
Voters may cast five votes for king of the Eagles Carnival in Pendleton from July 11 to 18. The coupon must be returned at the election office by 6 p m on July 14. All king candidates must be members of the local Eagles aerie.
Pendleton marksman Stillman wins 100 percent medal shoot
H J Stillman defeated F W Waite to take the king title at the Pendleton Sportsmen's Association monthly medal contest. Stillman shot 25 at 25, a 100 percent score, in a small field of six. The next medal event is set for the second Sunday in August.
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Cays
Stillman
H. J. Stillman
King of the
Pendleton Sportsmen's Association
F. W. Waite
Enthwesi Nem
H. J. Sitiliman
FW. Waite
J. M. Spence
Clase A
T. W. White
T. W. Ayres
Clase B
J. W. Tallman
Clase C
Inti
Order of Eagles in Ascendancy at Crystal Palace Circus
Exotic acts headline the show with Mangels, Herger Brow, Edgar and James performing at the Crystal Palace, London. A Greek myth reproduction, Mont Pelee eruption, a 27-foot boa constrictor, sacred Hindu snakes, and No Name the Mainy wonder intrigue audiences alongside glass blowing, Luna dances, and the life of an American fireman. Eight hundred automatons, Dixieland and minstrel acts, the Laughing Palace mirrors, Ferris wheel and carousel promise broad family appeal.
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Mangels
Herger Brow
Edgar
James
Enul- Hhriste Hanidto
Cryatal Palace
London
Ani
Queen of Fire
Profession Roberts
Mont Pelee
Hitler Haggards
Luna
Sabown
Czolgosz
William McKinney
Howard Vaudeville Company Leaves on Town Tour
The Howard Vaudeville Company forms a touring troupe from the Fra ser theater led by manager K J Taylor. The company features the three Howards Frank Sam and Mable, Callahane Dan and May, Charles Williams, Max Myers, Sam Orton and Viviane Leota with baton juggling and jit skills promised.
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Will
K. J. Taylor
Fraser Theater
Howard Vaudeville Company
Eagles Parade at Portland Mars Carnival Stuns Eagles
J T Hinkle royal attorney led the Eagles on a big day at the Federated Fraternal Mardi Gras in Portland. Pendleton to Portland and back for carnival duties, with Joseph Gribler of Astoria state deputy grand president joining. More than a thousand men marched with committees and automobiles, starting from Eagles hall at 7 and returning by 10:30. Entertainment followed until 3 a m Saturday.
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J. T. Hinkle
Portland
Pendleton
Joseph Gribler
Astoria
The
Ledge
Mr. Hinkle
Marit Gras
Eagles
Snowball Fight Brightens Pendleton July Heatwave
About 60 kids enjoyed a mid July snowball fight in Pendleton as the Pendleton Ice and Cold Storage Company cleared pipes and produced a carload of nine snow piles. Downtown, several businessmen carried large hunks under their arms to cool off while playful youths got soaked in the sunny afternoon.
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Nott
Pendleton
Pendleton Ice and Cold Storage Company
Jin
Cow theft case ends with two and half year sentence
G. C. White was sentenced to two and a half years in the penitentiary by Circuit Judge Ellis after pleading guilty to stealing three cows from 800 Lemery and selling two of them at Walla Walla. The cows were recovered by the owner. Joe Duffy, charged jointly, is at Athena on bail.
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G. C. White
Ellis
Lemery
Walla Walla
Joe Duffy
Athena
Big Shipment of Horses From Heppner Yards
C M Clay, a horse buyer, shipped nine carloads of horses from Heppner yards Tuesday morning. The animals were bought in Grant county near Dayville and driven in Sunday, held until Tuesday due to corn delay, then shipped to St Louis.
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C. M. Clay
Heppner
Grant County
Dayville
St. Louis
Heppner Times
Labor Scare at Baker City in Harvest Gap
The Baker City Democrat reports farm labor shortages in Baker County with crops needing care and no available help. About 75 idle farm hands are awaiting the harvest season in the city.
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Baker City
Will Sing This Evening Besale 5 Kinsella Farewell
Miss Besale 5 Kinsella makes a farewell public solo appearance this evening at Milarkey hall in the city. She left for New York on Sunday July 24.
Cannery to be built at Clarkston to handle surplus produce
A $5000 cannery will be built at Clarkston this year to process surplus fruit and vegetables. In Irrigon, over 6000 fruit trees and grape vines have recently been planted, marking a major agricultural expansion. The most interesting book is a bank nook.
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Clarkston
Irrigon
Picnic at Pendleton Camp to be an invitation affair
Oo W PICNIC will be an invitation event due to a large membership. Pendleton Camp No 1 W O W plans a two week plan for recreation with attendance limited to members and their wives or invited ladies. A committee was appointed at Secret Society hall on Court street to arrange details. About 100 members exist, many away on summer outings, so attendance may be sizable.
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Pendleton Camp No. i
Secret Society Hall
Court Street
Echo Water System Move Raises Echo City Debate
Echo city council advances plans to install a city water system while a local columnist compares habit to the mule’s stubborn nature, noting practical differences between routine action and inherent design in municipal projects.
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Echo
Echo City Council
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