Pendleton Delegates Elected for G A R National Encampment
Pendleton and Kit Carson post members elect delegates to the national encampment of the G A R and WRC. The group led by G W Rigby and others will depart August 10 for San Francisco, aiming to arrive by August 17 for sightseeing before the sessions begin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Rigby
PP. Cuilier
H. King
Pendleton
Kit Carson Post
G A. AR
WRC
Son Francisco
Atgast
Pendiston
San Francisco
Garretsons Depart For California In Health Run
Dr and Mrs W E Garretson left for California hoping climate change will aid Mrs Garretson’s health. The couple, long in the city, leave behind many friends in business and social circles, with hopes to return to PenMetan if health allows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
W. E. Garretson
Jett
Merchants Cafe Offers Hot Lunch During Heatwave
During hot weather the Merchants Cafe formerly the Mareppa promotes hot lunch service for patrons. The sign invites wives to spare the misery of cooking by visiting the cafe between 5:30 PM and 2:00 PM for a hot meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merchants’ Cafe
Mareppa
Personal notices from Pendleton city visitors
A stream of short visits and trips is listed from Pendleton and nearby towns. M Goodnight of Echo, John McCall of La Grande, GW Rigby, E E Wishard of Granite, Cameron of Echo, E Payvet of Echo, Mrs B F Sparrow of Hilgard, O D Teel of Echo, R W Hotchkiss of Ukiah, Miss M W Gatthers, A Blakiey, Mrs X Berkeley and family, J Walker and daughter of Helix, W H Bell of Cabbage Hill, J J Hennessy and son, S Calderhead, Constante Despain’s friend, Despain to Baker City, Rev W E Potwine, Rev Robert Warner, W M Biskier of Eastland, Fred Schmeer of Savings Bank, J Miller of Milton, Mrs Otto Boettcher and Norvilla Jones, Mrs Fred Shoemaker, Mrs Huart Bean and Hose Epple, Sol Baum of Alexander Dept Store, Mim F A Green of Echo, Mrs Cooper Strahan rooming house, Mrs Green wife of Echo hotel proprietor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Goodnight
Echo
Pendleton
John McCall
la Grande
Rigby
Adams
E. E. Wishard
Granite
Cameron
E. Payvet
Mre
B. F. Sparrow
Hilgard
Pendletor
O. D. Teel
R. W. Hotchkiss
Ukiah
M. W. Gatthers
Umatilla
A. Blakiey
Westey
J J Hennessy
Sumpter
Calderhead
Ely
Constante Despain
Monder
Baker City
Miss Hallock
W. E Potwine
Heppner Gazette
Robert Warner
Union
W. M. Biskier
Eastland
Vinitine
Fred Schmeer
Portland
Albany
J. Miller
Justine
Milton
Otto Boettcher
Norvilla Jones
Waltshoro
Wash
Huart Bean
Mise Hose Epple
Hidawey Springs
Mrs Bean
Lively Runaway Dampens Town Parade
A fragmented report describes a runaway incident involving a wagon mounted by Henry Kopit and an ice storage unit, leading to a chaotic scene along Loe Street toward Jole Street and Cottonwood. The incomplete text hints at injuries and a disrupted procession but lacks clear details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Kopit
Tock & Apin
Fragment from wagon report notes light damage
Front of the wagon was broken up a little but apart from that and the loss of a small amount of ice there was no damage done.
Typhoid Fever Case Reported Near Helix
S A Kidwell was brought to the county hospital from Helix with typhoid fever after a farm stay nearby. He is not dangerously ill but faces a long convalescence before returning to field work. Dan Hart injured a wagon tongue in a Main Street collision with a fruit peddler’s team and paid half the repair bill. he is a poor town man who works by day labor to support his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kidwell
Helix
Dan Hart
Main Street
Hart
Huckleberries on the Market and Fire Interlude
Charney Johnson and family sold several gallons of large huckleberries from Meacham Creek with the Indianer report noting an abundant crop. Berries now on market come from the lower foothills while a small grass fire across the river threatened fences and houses until residents doused it with wet sacks, with no damage reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charney Johnson
Meacham Creek
Meacham
Kamein
Dave
Roy Ritner Vacationing From Savings Bank Ties
Roy Ritner of the Savings Bank plans a trip this morning to Portland and Oregon City for a vacation. He will visit friends in the Inner place, attend the Chautauqua meetings, then travel to the coast where his mother and sister are spending the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Ritner
The
Savings Bank
Portland
Oregon City
Bridge Superintendent H B Rolfe Named On Line Work
Bridge superintendent H B Rolfe, assistant engineer, leads the ongoing construction on the line, overseeing all work connected with his crew as the project progresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B Rolfe
Riy Te Day Oon
Rolf
Allafte Oridee
Real Estate Transfer Severs Hibern & Swaggert Relation
Hibern and Swaggert divide interests transferring property to S. F Hayes. The note records a real estate transfer involving a lot listed as pilot book 28, reserved property belonging to L. Morris, for a price of 220 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hibern & Swaggert
S. F Hayes
L. Morris
Contenders Dispute Land Deal for Southeast Corner Block
Two leading businessmen Joseph Hueier and John Schmidt spar over a proposed fine business block on the southeast corner. Basler and Hasler negotiate price, mediation offered, while Conrad Pitzeneder observes. Summer delays push talks as both sides demand a higher price and arch in arbitration. Swine Alpine club preparing safety aid in case of accidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Hueier
John Schmidt
Maln
Alta
Hasler Life
Schmidt
Basler
Alweya
Basier
Hasler
Conrad Plitzeeder
Bern
Lecky
Sohmatde
Fenler
Panier
Free Vacation Contest Invites Pendleton Clerk Applicants
The East Oregonian announces a two week seaside vacation offer for Pendleton's lady clerks. Transportation and hotel costs to Hotel Breakers at North Beach Washington are covered, with voting based on coupons submitted for the chosen candidate. The winner must be a Pendleton female clerk, and arrangements include travel on the OBR & N and LR & N lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Oregonian
Laderslerk
Pendleton
Hotel Breakers
North Beach Washiteton
Ocean ‘Beach
Incks
Hroankers
Aciount
Ite
Idea
North
OBR & N
Pendilton
Portland
Dwacy
T. J. Potter
Seace
North Beach
LR & N
Ram Oregonian
Thin City
Elt
Didnt Lick Armstrong Story Of a Man and His Horse
Yesterday afternoon a note tells of a man who abused his horse to tow and whip it in the hot sun. He led the animal to a stable, then returned to find the steed missing. A cry was raised and the man learned a darker, well known fate behind the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Armstrong
Pendleton
Proprietor J Ray Jones Ill in La Grande
J Ray Jones, one of Pendleton Business College new proprietors, has been ill at his La Grande home for several days. He had been expected back in Pendleton early this week but his illness kept him detained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Ray Jones
Pendleton Business College
la Grande
Also Mentioned on This Page
Oxfords
Dindinger, Wilson & Company
National G. A. AR
Here
Tallman
Sol Baum
Alexander Department Store
Long Head
Mim F. A. Green
Attra Vial
Mra. Cooper
Strahan
Mra. Green
Alwave
F. S. Younger & Son
Main
Armstrong
Dutton
Wills
Tate
OWL
ST. Joe Stori
W. J. Clarke & Co
Court Str
BIG
Boston
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!