Camp Benson Campgrounds Shine for Company L Encampment
Camp Benson near Clackamas station eleven miles from Portland hosted the third infantry encampment. Company L led by Captain Smythe and Lieutenants Drake and Bailey returned from a week of drills and maneuvers praised by regimental officers. The Browns defeated the Blues in a model war game at the target range, with Pendleton soldiers earning praise for their role and fitness.
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Benson
Clackamas
Portland
Smythe
Drake and Bailey
Pendleton
Third Infantry
First Infantry
King
Davis
Noble
Everington
Co. L
Browns
Blues
Seaside
American Lake
Rader Furniture Store to Change Hands in 1910 Sale
The Rader furniture store, the largest in the state outside Portland, will change ownership January 1 1910. M A Rader will stay on until the sale, then retire after 18 years in business and a long vacation. The store covers 26 000 square feet including the basement, and has grown from a small shop to a major furniture carpets and undertaking business serving Pendleton and nearby areas.
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Rader
Portland
M. A. Rader
William Nelson
Oregon
Pendleton
Gowns Restored By Flint Elise Cleaner and Dye Expert
A Flint Elise cleaner and dyer named Dick Sullivan offers cleaning, partial cleaning, and dyeing for delicate fabrics such as laces velvet silk and other fine materials. Garments ruined by accidents can often be saved with skilled treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flint Elise
Dick Sullivan
Pendleton Notes On Seattle Fair Return
Chief of Police Gurdane and his wife return from Seattle after a week at the fair with praise for the exposition and a delightful trip. Mrs F P Rounds wife of the railroad foreman leaves for Hot Springs Arkansas for treatment, accompanied by her son Roy Rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gurdane
W. H. Guiliford
Seattle
Hot Springs
F. P. Rounds
O. md. & N. Roundhouse
Arkansas
Roy Rounds
Fire damages bakery roof after faulty oven ignition
A small fire at Hobbach bakery on Johnson Street last evening around 7:10 caused by a defective oven damaged the roof above the oven. Firefighters responded quickly and extinguished the flames with little overall damage. Also, rancher Henry Owings near Pilot Rock is recovering from a Friday fall where he was pitched from a haystack by a derrick, injuring his head and chest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobbach Bakkery
Johnson Street
Owings
Henry Owings
Pilot Rock
Hila
Kash-Kash’s Son Dies on the Reservation
William Kash-Kash, 21, son of James Kash-Kash a noted reservation Indian, died yesterday at the family home after a prolonged illness. Death was due to dropsy. The body was buried at 10 o’clock this morning in Tutuilla cemetery with services led by Rev. J. M. Cornellson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kash-Kash
William Kash-Kash
James Kash-Kash
Tutuilla
J. M. Cornellson
Waffle Appointed Leader of Deschutes Road Gang Hospital
Dr. Waffle, Pendleton native, takes charge of the hospital department for the construction gangs building the Harriman road along the Deschutes River. The hospital is presently located at Grass Valley, Oregon, and his friends in Pendleton will be pleased with the appointment.
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Waffle
BE. B. Waffle
Harriman Road
Deschutes River
Grass Valley
Oregon
Pendleton
Pendleton Anglers Flock to Local Streams in Fine Fishing
Yesterday Pendleton residents enjoyed excellent fishing in Meacham Creek and its tributaries, with 13 travelers getting off at Duncan on train 56 and 79 at North Fork. Anglers also fished the Umatilla River from Cayuse to its forks, catching fish along the way.
New Corporation Officers for Farmers Railroad & Navigation
A farmers union meeting appointed advisory board members for the Farmers Railroad and Navigation company. The incorporators filed articles that morning. Officers named are Charles Hill as president and A A Cole as secretary treasurer.
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Farmers’ Union
Farmers’ Railroad & Navigation Company
William Temple
D. H. Nelson
W. FR. Campbell
J. H. Christopher
O. D. Teel
Chas Hill
A. A. Colé
Cemetery Pump in Pendleton Keeps Reservoir Full
Water use by residents prompts city to start the electric pump at the west end well. Frank Konenseck, longtime O B R N Company pumper, will oversee the new cemetery pump operation to maintain the reservoir level.
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Cemetery
Pendleton
Frank Konenseck
Coolest Summer Since 1861 Noted by Local Resident Whitworth
W W Whitworth, visiting the city from Echo, calls this the coolest summer in the county since 1861. He recalls that season vividly from his days harvesting wheat with an old fashioned cradle, comparing the present conditions to that historical summer.
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W. W. Whitworth
Echo
Brook Trout Specimen Captured At North Fork Displayed
Fred Trinkle of O R & N stationed at North Fork caught a seven to eight inch Eastern Brook trout yesterday. Will Humphrey preserved it and it is on display at the Patton Humphrey barber shop. The species was among 18 000 fry planted in Meacham creek and the Umatilla river, with few from that batch previously caught.
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Fred Trinkle
North Fork
Will Humphrey
Patton- Humphrey
Meacham Creek
Umatilla
Hobson Withdraws Remark on OBrien Statement
Washington July 1 In the house today Hobson withdrew a statement that Ambassa dor OBrien had approved the request of the Japanese of San Francisco for permision to well Mquor without a city dictate. He said his statement was a misinterpretation of a speech by OBrien.
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Washington
Richmond
Hobson
O'Brien
San Francisco
Weston normal school building gutted in Walla Walla
A Weston normal school building was gutted by fire in Walla Walla with the interior destroyed and furniture sold off following the blaze. Local authorities investigated the incident and structural assessment is pending.
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Weston Normal School
Walla Walla
Pendleton Social Roundup of Visitors and Travel
A flurry of local social notes lists Will Moore and Lydia Crump visiting Yoakum and Elgin, and many Pendleton residents or guests traveling to Seaside, Clark Cliffs, Wenaha Springs, Meacham, Condon, Pasco, Missoula, Spokane, Coos Bay and other spots for meetings, fishing trips, business, or summer stays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Crump
Elgin
W. S. Perry
Seaside
Pacific Coast Logging Congress Opens in Seattle
Seattle July 19 The Pacific Coast Logging congress begins today at the Hoohow house on the exposition grounds with prominent loggers and industry figures attending from across the coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Pahelfie Coast Logging Congress
Hoohow
Exposition Grounds
Medford's New Water System Promised Superior Supply
The Tribune states that once Medford's new water system is completed it will provide a water supply far superior to any system installed by a city of Medford's size.
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Medford
the Tribune
Minnesota Buyers Acquire Orchard Lands in Rogue River Valley
Minnesota residents purchase additional orchard land in Rogue River Valley amid ongoing regional expansion. Purchases involve multiple parcels, reflecting growing interest from state buyers in Southern Oregon fruit production and land use.
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Minnesota
Rogue River Valley
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MASON
Standard Grocery Co
GO L
Wisslow Bros
Rader Furniture Store
Pendleton Dye Works
Will Moore
Yoakum
Wm. Sutherland
Cliffs
Wasa
Charles Nelson
Barnhart
J. G. Woods
Moro
Roy Morris
Lehman Springs
Swain
Milton
van Duyn
la Grande
Co. E. Roosevelt
Wenahpa Springs
Jack O'Neill
Agena
Glen McCullough
Jake Sheuerman
Pasco
J. F. McNaught
Hermiston
F. E. Hayes
J. W. Fox
The
Fox Realty Company of
James Moran
James Johns
Meacham
Ernest Corby
Frazier Book Store
Greta Jurgens
H. Jurgens
Postmaster Brown
Fred Searcy
Horace Walker
Condon
W. H. Tharp
Ellensburg
Hig
H. D. Wagnon
Baker Elty
Louis Scholl
A. C. Koeppen
State Druggist Association
D. C. Browner
Joe H. Parkes
the Pines
Sadie Baum
F. T. George
Welles
R. C. French
Weston Normal
Co. D. Gabrielson
Salem
E. H. Brown
Echo Register
George Gillette
Western Union Telegraph Company
Hal
A. L. Schafer
Cayuse
Teddy Caugh
Peter Anderson
Spokane
Couer d'Alene
Missoula
Flathead
Jim Himes
Gary Taylor
Glen
Prater
John Schmidt
McKay Creek
D. B. Bailey
Company L
B. B. Aldrich
East Oregonian
National Editorial Association
Exposition City
Miss Lavelle Matthews
Marshfield
Coos Bay City
Charles Matthews
H. G
H. R. Newport
Freewater Country
Roosevelt
Boston
Tallman’s
MT. Hood
Tallman & Co
Arlington Hotel
the Oriental Remedy Co
Pendleton Hide Company
J. Shearman
Thompson Street
Pendleton, Oregon
Roleys
Koeppen & Brothers
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