Thresher and grain burned in Helix accident
An explosion and fire at the Henry Eggerth threshing outfit near Helix destroyed a threshing machine, a separator, fender valued at 550 dollars, and about 75 sacks of wheat. The blast, from spontaneous combustion due to smut, occurred while the machine was idle. No injuries. seven Pendleton high school boys worked with the outfit. The owner will replace the separator and resume work soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Eggerth
Helix
William Ruther
Citch
Pendleton High School
Donald Rader
George Hoch
Wayne Chapman
Lester Hearst
P. R. Higley
Bill Rhodes
Bill
Creamery Plant Moves to New Pendleton Location
Pendleton Creamery will relocate from the Ice and Cold Storage building to the former Merchants Cafe space in the Association block. The move includes a full building renovation and new creamery market front, with eggs and related lines to be sold. Carpenters start immediately. occupancy expected by October 1, with readiness in about 30 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton Creamery Company
Pendleton Ice & Cold Storage
Association
Merchants
E. Harper
Two Bids On Lodge Building For Same Amount
Two bids by Ellstrom Brothers and Gibson & Cole, both Tocal contractors, came in identical at 21 506 dollars for the Knights and Elke lodge building at Main and Water streets. The bids exceed the planned sum by about 5 000 dollars, and the joint building committee referred the matter to the lodge trustees to determine funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights and Elke
Main and
Water Streets
Ellstrom Brothers
Gibson & Cole
Tocal Contractors
Missionary Dr Holt Visits Pendleton Conference
Home Mission Board field secretary Dr W S Holt arrived in Pendleton for a conference with the local mission board. Participants include Rev W L Van Nuys Rev J M Cornelison and A C Funk. Dr Holt's headquarters are in Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Holt
Home Mission Board of
The
Presbyterian Church
Pendleton
Local Mission Board
W. L. van Nuys
J. M. Cornelison
A. C. Funk
Holt
Portland
Astorians Plan Steamship Trip for A P Exposition
Astorians unhappy with the railroad rate consider taking a steamer to attend the A P exposition. The potential trip reflects local discontent with rail travel costs and showcases reliance on river transport for major events.
Pendleton Busy With Visitors and Travel Notes
A flurry of names and movements fills Pendleton today as residents and visitors return or depart. c C Hendricks heads to Ritter Oregon while Joe Sullivan comes back from Walla Walla and Judge Jas A Fee returns from there this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Finch
Pendleton Post Office
Spokane
Jas. A. Fee
Walla Walla
Residence Destroyed by Fire at Hermiston
Special correspondence from Hermiston Oregon notes a fire about 6 am destroyed the W J Browning residence and most contents valued under 500 dollars. The family is destitute and a subscription drive is underway. Browning started a fire in the cook stove then went to the barn and returned to find the kitchen ablaze. All escaped except Browning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hermiston
Ore
W. J. Browning
Browning
Baszen Man Lost in Cascades Near Hustim
Hustim Wash Frank Knowles of Minneapolis went on a fishing trip with two companions to Rock creek headwaters northwest of here. Warned not to wander far, he set out alone after noon, did not return, and was found exhausted over 10 miles from camp the following night heading toward a remote mountain region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hustim
Frank Knowles
Minneapolis
Rock Creek
Lear
Cascade Range
Knowles
Lark
Prince Alfonso Loses Title Over King’s Displeasure
Madrid reports the Infante Alfonso of Bourbon Orleans lost his title Infante of Spain as punishment for opposing the royal will. He sought to wed Princess Beatrice of Saxe Coburg and faced religious differences after a civil and religious ceremony. Alfonso hurried to Melilla for military duties but rushed to Paris and Coburg to say farewell before marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Alfonso of
Bourbon-Orleans
Beatrice
Saxe-Coburg
Spain
Alfonso
Melilla
Paris
Eulalie
Coburg
Electric railway plans link Roseburg to Myrtle Point
Port Orford Tribune notes work on an electric railway from Roseburg to Myrtle Point will start soon. The Middle Fork of the Coquille is the best valley to coast route, but other lines may connect with the coast within a decade. With easy grade, abundant water power, and rich resources, these lines will become highly valuable nationwide. Read the East Oregonian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Orford Tribune
Roseburg
Myrtle Point
Coquille
America
Noble dies at Pilot Rock in Pendleton county area
A B Noble, longtime resident of Pendleton and Umatilla County, died at Pilot Rock last evening at 62 after a period of illness. Funeral services were held at Pilot Rock with burial in Olney cemetery after the train’s arrival. He moved to Oregon early, lived in the Willamette Valley, and later settled in Pendleton with ranch years near Pilot Rock. Survived by wife and two children, Mrs. Robert Adams of Albany and Adam Noble of Pilot Rock. member of Modern Woodmen and Ancient Order of United Workmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Anneske
J. W. Woodson
Bert Hall
Long Creek
Grant County
Pendleton
K. G. Warner
Pilot Rock
Hazel Bailey
Spokane
Furnish Slater
Portland
R. J. Slater
G. O. Richardson
Aijiamas
Chas
D. Raymond
Gon Eddie
Lehman Springs
Louis Greenawald
Alexander Department
A B. Noble
A. BE. Noble
Umatilla
I Il
Olney Cemetery
Noble
Oregon
Willamette Valley
Modern Woodmen
Ancient Order of United Workmen
Robert Adams
Albee
Adam Nobile
Pleasing Program at the Grand Theater Event
A pleasing Grand program features the Great Van cello act, master barrel juggler, and contortionist. Also billed is Bob Hendricks known as Prince of Cork, presented with the latest motion pictures The Black Sheep Cupid's 4 Darts The Dog Detective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancello
Bob Hendricks
Cork
Heavy Traffic Reported by Northern Pacific Official
Superintendent James G. Cutler of the local Northern Pacific branch arrived from Walla Walla on noon business. He reported heavy traffic along the entire Northern Pacific line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James G. Cutler
Northern Pacific
Wal-la Walla
Pucelftio
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MASON
Standard Grocery Co
Eggerth Place
Jeweler
Winslow Bros
Pendleton Business College
Dick Sullivan
Pendleton Dye Works
C. C. Hendricks
Ritter, Oregon
Joe Sullivan
G. ©. Richardson
Wife
Adams
H. Bostwick
Chas, McBee
Morrow County
Henry Collings
Ben Burroughs
Athena
Frank Malloy
Meacham
Joe F Pinkeley
Echo
P. T. Harbour
Weston Brickyards
D.C. McNabb
Las Grande
C. C. Berkeley
Thomas Robertson
Hélix
Balfour-Glhrie Company
R. C. Motter
Newport
Washington
T. B. Ford
T. Chastain
Mytelene Fraker
W. H. Scott
John F. Hill
Hot Lake
R. N. Stanfield
Daisy Hendrickson
Heppner
I. Hunter
Delta
Colorado
James Hunter
Blackfoot
Idaho
Lewis Hunter
E. Roosevelt
Wenaha Springs
Baszern
Cascades
Coos
East Oregonian
Boston
A.B. Noble
Tallman’s
MT. Hood
Pharoxide
Tallman & Co
Nelson's
Frazier’s
J. E. Beam
Alexander
Ladies and Childrens
Oxford
Sorosis
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