Laundry Employees Pic Nickname Picnic Report
The Domestic Laundry excursion by its management yesterday was a fleeldad success. They rode to the Bingham springs with a train from O R N and returned on a special at o clock. Music, games, and meals at the hotel marked a day of enjoyment for Lela Roach Emma Kras sig William Peters and others including Mr and Mrs E R Prady Mrs Clarke Frank Krassic Katy Silke Mr Arnapiger Mrs Jordan Berkley Hailey Jonnie Henderson Iala Hart Mrs Briggs Tella Kuebler J F Robinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bingham
FF Robingon
Avery
Ete
Anid Gimes
Lela Roach
Emma Krassig
William Peters
E R. Prady
Clarke
Frank Krassic
Katy Silke
Arnapiger
Jordan
Berkley Hailey
Jonnie Henderman
Iala Hart
Briggs
Tella Kuebler
J. F. Robinson
Pleasant Excursion Attracts Bright eyed travelers
About 85 people rode the BR and N excursion to W Bingham Springs. Three couches carried by No through the town at 4 am, returning by 8 pm. Fishermen reported success with many fish and plans for another trip during hot weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bingham Springs
Fia
Visiting Here on Vacation by J J Carroll
J J Carroll formerly of Pendleton now a carpenter at the Western Shoshone agency Nevada visits the city on a 30 day vacation to renew personal ties and visit friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Carroll
Pendleton
Western Shoshone Agency
Nevada
Mr. Carroll
Sam and Ed Hall in Jail for Fraud Involving Money Orders
Sam Hall and his brother Ed Hall are jailed on federal fraud charges for obtaining a money order not belonging to them. The men allegedly used a letter to claim a ten dollar money order sent to Sam’s sister Maggie Hall in Walla Walla, then fled. Post Office staff alerted authorities, and the brothers were captured. they face examination before United States Commissioner Halley, Jr., with witnesses expected to travel from Walla Walla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Ed Hall
Sam Hall
Walla Walla
Mal
Maggie Hall
Wes
Magelo Hall
Termall
Hle
Garfield
Hall
Sam Hull
Livermore
Genera
Io Bed
United States
Marsha A. A. Roberts
Halley, Jr
Accident to Sportsmen Lands Six In Wreck Near High School
Six members of the Sportsmen's Association were injured when their cab overturned after the horses balked on a hill near the high school grounds. The crash left the vehicle on its side at the bottom of a 12 foot gully, with occupants injured and vehicles damaged. Ralph Wade elected to lead a Commercial Association. The secretary notes a $9 per bale value in federal action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sportsmen's Association
Frank Roberts
F W. Waite
J. M. Spence
Tom Ayres
A. D. Stillman
H. Stillman
Association
Alan
B. J. Stillman
Stillman
Chile
Provinite Vletin
Ue Ile
Chen
Ralph Wade
Tas Toomk
Commercial Association
FL C. Gutengey
Numerous Pendleton Personal Visits and Travel Notes
M J Powell of Eugene visits Pendleton on business while Miss Clara Stout and Miss Florence Adama stay with friends in Baker City. J Hayes of Heppner and R T Cox of Portland are in town on business. Mrs C B Wade not expected home from the coast for two weeks. Several locals depart for Port land, Baker City, and coastal trips with family and work ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Powell
Eugene
Clara Stout
Baker City
J. Hayes
Heppner
C. BR. Wade
Florence Adama
N. Pinkerton
Athens
EF Kennedy
Hot Springs
Ark
R.T. Cox
Portland
Pendleton
J. J. Cox
Margate
Dickson
Porthind
Lula Miles
Sumpter
Finn Thompson
Portia
Work Begun on Sample Rooms Amid Delays
George Darvean directs brick layers on new sample rooms though war time shortages slow progress. Five men labor this morning. more from the crew expected as work resumes with a push to finish before upcoming holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Darvean
Norning
Hho
Treatment in Walla Walla Meeting in Pendleton
A fragment reports a matinee and meeting in Pendleton with Attendee Mirw. Jone who will discuss treatment in Walla Walla. The text is garbled with unclear names and places but indicates a public talk on a medical topic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walla Walla
Atadueces Cote
Pendleton
Yesteriny
Mirw
Jone
Walle
Willa Iinion
Stock Outlook Sees Overstock Yet Possible Shortage for Forage
Stock inspectors report sheep largely cured of scab with dipping and certificates, though risks persist. Cattle feed is tight as winter approaches with many pastures exhausted and 20 new hayfields cutting into straw supplies. Several bands moved to mountains for summer ranges, while horses on reservations remain mangy and under county care limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mather
Umatilla
Gratt
Marrow
Band of Horses for Sale by Patton in Ailah trip
Mark Patton intends to drive a band of horses to the city for sale this morning. He plans to return around Thursday, weather permitting, and will publish further details upon arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Patton
Ailah
Thin City
Thursding
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Lo L. Weight
Glenn Winslow
Erry
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Idaho
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Chester Dorring
San Francisco
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Helle Wallace
Whitman College
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East Wellb
Washington
A.M. Snyder
Spokesman Review
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Clatsop Beach
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Clifford Bellinger
Umatilla County
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