Pendleton Hosts Third Circus Parade Eleven Show Unloads
Hundreds of Pendleton residents gathered at the railroad yards to watch Carl Hagenbeck and Great Wallace circus trains unloaded from Wal lace-Walla Walla bound cars. Early dawn unloading showcased stock animals and equipment as parade prep began, with an estimated 3000 in attendance for the afternoon show and doors opening at 7 with the performance starting promptly.
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Carl Hagenbeck
Great Wallace
Walla Walla
Pendleton
Child Poisoned By Fly Paper Water
Little Purdy Cornelison, 16 months old, nearly died after drinking water soaked with fly poison at the Presbyterian mission on the reservation. Parents rushed him to vomiting with mustard water. he recovered within an hour. Both parents became ill from the frightful incident.
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Little Purdy Cornelison
Fev
J. M. Cornelison
Presbyterian Mission
Cornelison
Pendleton wheat suit seeks payment from Peacock Milling
Hollon Parker sues the Peacock Milling Company of Milton for $1000 claiming payment for wheat sold last fall. Mary J. Price files against Millie Lewis and Hery Lewis of Adams for $325 on a personal note. Peterson and Wilson represent the plaintiff.
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Hollon Parker
Peacock Milling Company
Milton
Mary J. Price
Millie Lewis
Hery Lewis
Adams
Peterson & Wilson
Two Marriage Licenses Issued by Co R and N Officials
Two marriage licenses issued today. Herbert Stredwick and Preci ous L. Adkins, both Umatilla county residents. George Sargent and Jessie Pellisier, Sargent a Wal la Walla resident. Co R and N officials J. D. Matheson trainmaster WW Connonly assistant superintendent C. F. Van de Water traveling freight agent Fire Inspector Brown were in the city on road business.
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Herbert Stredwick
Precious L. Adkins
George Sargent
Jessie Pellisier
Umatilla County
Mr. Sargent
Walla Walla
J. D. Matheson
WW. Connonly
C. F. van de Water
Brown
Newport Forecasts Bright Harvest From Hermiston Alfalfa
Cutting Second Crop in Hermiston as mowers work in the Newport alfalfa fields. H. R. Newport, a noted resident, reports the crop looks good and prospects for the project are brighter than ever.
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H. R. Newport
Hermiston
Newport
Visiting Minister Robert Motter Hosts in Newport
Rev Robert Motter and his wife of Newport Washington stay as guests of Rev and Mrs T B Ford at the Methodist parsonage. The visitors are long time friends of their Pendleton hosts and Motter is a former presiding elder of the district.
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Robert Motter
Newport
Washington
T. B. Ford
Methodist Parsonage
Pendleton
Mr. Motter
Ramos Still Gets Water in Echo Valley Fight
In the Echo water dispute, attorney for Joe Ramos filed to vacate the injunction. The court gave until July 19 to present a showing, and three extra days for the opposing side to counter. Ramos has not been arrested for contempt, water remains supplied to his fields, and the alfalfa meal mill operates with all wheels turning.
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Echo Water
Joe Ramos
Ramos
Prime beef cattle shipped from Camas prairie to Seattle markets
Three hundred head of prime beeves were delivered in Pendleton for shipment to Seattle. Of these, 200 were brought in by Henry Lazinka, with the remainder split among Clarence Adams, Smith and Debrook, and Byrd Brothers, each contributing about a carload. Cows sold at three cents and steers at four cents, the highest price for the season at this point. Lazink reports excellent mountain range conditions and expects all stock to be brought out in fall in fine shape.
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Camas Prairie
Pendleton
Seattle
Henry Lazinka
Clarence Adams
Smith
In Defense of Bannister Defends Young Man Innocent
G E Hilton friend of Bannister now under arrest in California defends him against a grand jury charge. Hilton says Bannister came to Oregon from California three months ago and insists on his innocence. Bannister, 20, is described by local relatives as industrious with a good past reputation.
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Bannister
G. E. Hilton
W. A. Bannister
California
Hilton
Oregon
Pst
McIntyre Will Probated in County Court
The last will of John McIntyre, now deceased, was admitted to probate in the County Court. B. B. Richards and Henry Deil of Athena Oregon proved and identified the will. Executor named is Hugh McIntyre with specific bequests to Lizzie Laura Alex Archibald and Bell McIntyre of 21000 each and Cassie McIntyre Johnson as residuary legatee valued around 9000. Peterson and Wilson are attorney for the executor.
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John McIntyre
Peterson & Wilson
Pendleton Academy fund drive update
The Pendleton academy appeal has $260 pledged toward a goal of 600 or 1000 dollars. Pledges of 50 dollars come from Taylor, Dr C J Emilth, the Peoples Warehouse, J W Tallman and A Alexander. No meeting occurred due to low attendance, but private subscriptions will continue to seek funds.
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Pendleton Academy
Academy
Taylor
C. J. Emilth
The
Peoples Warehouse
J. W Tallman
A. Alexander
Commercial Association
Mrs Wade Rallies Funeral for Nancy Wade at Butter Creek
Mrs Fannie Hatten left for Heppner to attend the funeral of her mother Mrs Nancy A Wade who died suddenly at her home on upper Butter creek Wednesday evening.
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Fannie Hatten
Heppner
Nancy A. Wade
Upper Butter Creek
Open Letter From Hose Co No 7 Teaches City Council Difficulties
Open letter from Hose Co No 7 of West Pendleton Ore defends their fire responses to three fires, explains hose shortages, and contests a disputed $800 bill. Foreman M T Yates argues the council ignored conditions, calls for fair evaluation, and jokes about donating the amount if found unpayable. A Wallowa County man reportedly earns $3000 a year from strawberries per the Wallowa Sun.
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Pendleton
Ore
East Oregonian
West Pendleton
Hoge Co. No. 7
Webb Street
Hoge House
Council Chamber
M. Ts. Yates
Foreman Hose Co. No. T
Wallowa County
Wallowa Sun
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MASON
Standard Grocery Co
Giabus Davin Pendleton
Hagen-Beck-Wallace
Tallman’s
MT. Hood
Tallman & Co
Traveling Eye Glass
O. M. Heacock
Wm. FE
Hanscom
Winslow Bros
Dick Sullivan
Pendleton Dye Works
Gity Council
Honorable Council
Roosevelt
Boston
Rpranch Dastaurant
C. O. Odenwald
I. M. Rosenthal
Mgr
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