Potwine Declines Pendleton Church Call for Rector
Rev W E Potwine of Honolulu declines the call to lead the Church of the Redeemer Pendleton Oregon. He writes the parish needs another man to weld elements into a compact spiritual temple and asks their prayers for guidance toward a suitable successor.
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Episcopal Church
W. E. Potwine
Honolulu
W E Potwine
Pendleton Ventry
Church of the Redeemer
Potwine
Pendleton
Territory
Hawaii
Church of the Redemer
Oregon
Brethren
Connolly Plans Large Lamb Sale to East Markets
Connolly will ship 3000 lambs raised by himself to eastern markets in August. He previously sold 750 yearling sheep to Frye-Hrubn and Lee Butler for 2-year-olds. Both lots depart Meacham by train bound east, with Connolly aiming to send his own lambs later if market conditions permit.
Land Dispute Over Reservation Acres
Joseph Guyett claims 160 acres as his individual holdings through his former wife Mrs. McIntyre, but U S courts deem the land as McIntyre's separate property despite divorce. A restraining order motion in Philamme Smith vs Huy-yute-mil-ken seeks to bar Samuel Pampburn from disposing of a wheat crop on disputed land. The 140 acres of wheat valued around 4000 were discussed in Portland court where Judge Bellinger ruled lack of jurisdiction.
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Philamme Smith
Slater & Hinkle
Samuel Pamburn
Huy-yute-mil-ken
United States
Portland
Bellinger
Sweating in Ohio Letter From Advertising Manager
A humorous letter from Charles B. Sampson, advertising manager, describes his visit in Defiance. He longs for cooler Pendleton weather where shade temperature is 107. He hints at returning home around August 1.
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Ohio
Charles B. Sampson
Eaat Oreconian
Defijanece
Pendleton
Ohio Jemoe
Mr. Sampson
New Sewer Connections Improve City Drainage System
New sewer connections for the I. 6 0. F building are laid anew. The old drainage was insufficient in capacity and nearly level. The updated connections are larger and more efficient, improving sewerage flow and service.
Charity Moves Swift Aid for Mitchell Flood Sufferers
Mayor W F Matlock and H F Johnson spearhead a flood relief fund circulated at the recorder’s office. About 200 signatures collected. funds to Mitchell funded immediately. Johnson notes long cattle history on the coast and current market outlook as Mitchell’s loss looms amid canyon terrain and sparse crops.
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W. F. Matlock
H. F. Johnson
City ‘Recorder’s
Mitchell
Matlock
Mitchelles
Pendleton
Hood
Alan
Ife
Heppier
Dry Creek
Blue Mountain Station
Athena
Mitchell Canyon
Exciting broncho riding at Pendleton ball grounds
About 400 spectators witnessed rough riding by expert riders on several horses. Some bronchos bucked hard while others pleased the crowd with tame turns. Local riders with frontier experience impressed, and Sunday will feature another exhibition plus a balloon ascent by A. J. Hurtubise.
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Pendleton
A. J. Hurtubise
Benefit performance by Howard Vaudeville at Frazer Theater
The Howard Vaudeville Company will present a charity show tomorrow at the Frazer theater to aid flood victims in Mitchell. The company will donate a portion of gross receipts, after essential expenses, to the Mitchell fund, inviting local support and potential features to boost contributions.
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Howard Vaudeville Company
Frazer Theater
Mitchel
Pendleton
Howard Company
Mitchell Fund
Were Not Herefords Burr Johnson Promotes Shorthorns
Burr Johnson of Hidaway disputes reports that his cattle are Herefords. He favors Shorthorns, noting their feed efficiency, shape, and market appeal. He reports his recent sale to a buyer from the Sound was mostly Shorthorns, with one non Shorthorn. He warns that without constant care, Herefords may fail in the current conditions.
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Johnson
Texas
Hidaway
Burr Johnson
Drowned in cistern with six year old child named
A six year old boy Loula Eggerth of South Cold Springs drowned yesterday morning in the cistern at the family home. He was last seen alive about 1 o clock and his brother Willie found him half afloat an hour later. The mother removed the body and life was extinct. Funeral will be from the family home tomorrow and burial in Col Springs cemetery.
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Loula Eggerth
George
Louisa Eggerth
South Cold Springs
Louis
Willie
Col Springs
Horner to Examine Students for Oregon Agricultural College
Prof J B Horner of the Oregon Agricultural College will be at Hotel Pendleton on Mondays July 25 to examine students for entrance next term. The college is a leading Northwest agricultural school offering first class education in literary and scientific branches. Tuition is free, board about 2.75 dollars per week and total costs around 10 dollars yearly. Young men and women of Umatilla county should attend this examination without fail.
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J. B. Horner
Oregon Agricultural College
Hotel Pendleton
Agricultural College
Northwest
Umatilla County
Sumpter Papers Sulk Over Golconda Lease Scoop
East Oregonian reported the Golconda reorganization and lease as it occurred, while Sumpter papers denounce the story. Sumpter editors accuse rival papers of misrepresenting events and fear the Golconda could vanish unseen from the mountains until distant city papers arrive.
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Sumpter
East Oregonian
Golconda
Portland Papera
Wheat Farm Transfer From Rigby Place to William Duff
The Rigby place near Saxe Station, a 400 acre wheat farm, has been transferred by the First National Bank to William Duff of this place. The property is well improved and considered an exceptionally good wheat farm in the county.
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Rigby Place
Saxe Station
First National Bank
William Duff
Baker City and Baker County Seek Oregon Development League Delegates
Baker City and Baker County have not appointed delegates to the league meeting in Portland for organizing the Oregon Development League. The holdover status delays participation in planned regional development efforts and formal delegation to the statewide body.
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Baker
Baker City
Baker County
Tases
Portland
Oregon Development League
Weston Farm Sold Near Weston by Nisls0Gere Farm
M A Bryson sold to J B Clark Nis ls0Gere farm located one and a half miles northwest of Weston for 65. Wheat farm and beach land well improved noted in sale record.
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M. A. Bryson
J. B Clark
Weston
Men’s Resort to Reopen in September in Monterastelli Building
The Men’s Resort has closed for the heated season and will reopen in early to mid September in new quarters above Monterastelli building. Belongings are stored in a vacant Interior room of the Despain building as trustees declined a long term lease proposed by lessors. The plan is to reopen the reading room gymnasium and baths in September in the Monterastelli building upstairs.
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Despain
Monterastelli
Postal Examination for Clerkship and Carrier
Ten young ladies sit the postal examination today for clerkship vacancies created by Edith Snack's resignation. One young man also takes the carrier exam. Ralph Howland conducts the examination.
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Mias Edith Snack
Carrier
Ralph Howland
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Cold Springs
H F. Johnson
Weston Farm
Golden Gate
J. A. Folger & Co
San Francisco
Wriers of Fine Coffee
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Bulldi
Jara
OWL
Boston
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Cottonwood Street
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Modern School of Common Bualneas and Shorthand Training School
Blazerite Roofing Co
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