Pendleton Visitors Enjoy Bathing and Dancing at Bing ham Springs
A large number of Pendleton residents, including local families and notable names, head to Bing ham Springs for summer respite. Guests register from Walla Walla, Portland, and Pendleton, with bathing in the pool the main lure, while river and mountain amusements and evening dancing fill leisure time.
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Portland
Pendleton
Bingham Springs
Pendleton Famil
EB. Judd
T. G. Halley
J. R. Dickson
Charlies J. Ferguson
A. W. Robinson
F. & Younger
G. J. LaDow
Charles Painter
Wallin Walla
R. F. McLane
Walia Walla
F. B. Lee Graw
Athena
G. H. B. Thompson
San Francisco
H. H. Gordon
James White
Brice J. King and Wife
Penncton
R. C. McQueen
A. J. Goodman
G. G
Summer vacation crowds favor Portland over mountain resorts
Patronizing Bingham this summer, the place is nowhere near full, as so many people are spending their vacations at Portland this year that the mountain resorts have been somewhat overlooked.
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Bingham
Portland
Walla Walla Wheat Sape Reports Vary On Heat Impact
Farmers in Walla Walla report little wheat damage from three hot days as late spring grains near harvest and Eureka Flat notes small shrinkage. Foothill districts praise spring grain condition, while Palouse area reports the hot spell causing extensive damage to many fields.
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Wallia Walla
Walla Walla
Eureka Flat
Foothill
Walla Walla Valley
Umatilla County Booth Garners Noted Photos and Canned Fruit
Pan C Bowman reports that C G Allen of this city supplied the harvest scene photographs and Mrs G A Hobbs of Milton provided canned fruit, both major attractions at the Lewie and Clark fair exhibit. The booth shows well though need for fresh flus he updates noted. Decorations are unique and pretty with robust demand for county statistical folders carried by nearly all visitors.
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Pan C. Bowman
Umatilla County
Lewie and Clark Fair
C. G. Allen
Mra
G. A. Hobbs
Milton
Building Addition to Normal School Under Way
Excavation of the basement for the new wing at Normal School will finish today. The 11 foot basement will house cloak rooms and toilets. Stone, sand, granite, and brick are arriving and a large force will begin laying walls. The building aims for prompt completion per Lewiston Tribune.
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Normal School
Lewinton Tribune
Horses for the Dig Bend Shipment Heads West
A. L. Vorel left Saturday with 40 head of work horses and mules for the Hig Gent country in Washington. He drove them overland hoping to find a market for the harvest. Fifty thousand cases of yellow fever are reported in New Orleans and the South is stricken.
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Dig
A. L. Vorel
Washington
Adeh
Viet
Orivate
Investment pitch in old prospectus style note
A fragmentary message promises favorable returns and mentions a weekly and monthly surplus, with interest noted as compounded semi annually. The writer claims to offer a personal explanation of accruing benefits to the reader.
Wool Prices Seen Strong. Livestock Movement Grows
A private letter from James H. Gwinn secretary of the National Livestock Association to the East Oregonian says wool prices will hold or rise next year as buyers in Wyoming and Nevada seek to contract this year’s clip at high marks. Domestic demand for feeders is strong and stockmen are improving finances. the association aims to secure a delegation to the Chicago reciprocity congress to open European markets and boost American meat income by over $100 million.
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James HH. Gwinn
National Livestock Association
Nathonal Livestock Association
Chicago
Europe
Germany
Will test the law on selling liquor to an Indian
Two men, Bird Livermore and Dave Cirlin, were arrested Saturday evening for selling liquor to Simon Whitman an Indian. The arrests test the state law prohibiting sale to Indians with a misdemenor penalty up to five hundred dollars fine or two to six months in county jail. The case was presented in circuit court with defense attorneys Carter and Raley. Judge Fee to represent the other side. If convicted, appeal to the supreme court is expected challenging the law’s constitutionality.
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Wyner
Valentiie
John McCourt
Valentine
Simon Whitman
Bird Livermore
City Brewery
Dave Cirlin
Red Front
Circuit Court
Carter & Raley
Supreme Court
Grover Marten Released on Bond After Sawmurder Conviction
Grover Martin, convicted of manslaughter in the killing of O. N. Preston, was released on a $5,000 bond while awaiting appeal. The money was posted Saturday afternoon by Thomas Spence and G. H. Boerster of Milton. He departed on the 8 o'clock train to Milton, mingling with onlookers at the depot and appearing in good spirits during his visit with his parents.
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Milton
Grover Martin
O. N. Preston
Martin
Thomas Spence
G. H. Boerster
Hintrig
Deee
Ape Pear
Hold-up Captured at Van Wyck Saloon
Wolfordaho dispatch reports B Carter of Carter and Huller saloon men bringing in George Shepherd, the masked gunman who robbed their Van Wyck Boise saloon last Friday. Shepherd, with a gun, forced seven men to line up and surrender before escaping through back doors. He had a prior bad record and was jailed to await train arrival after traveling over 60 miles on foot through rough terrain to Midvale.
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Wolfordaho
B. Carter
Carter & Huller
van Wyck
Boise County
George Shepherd
Shepherd
Eaid
Tdaho
Midvale
Grand jury urged in Bol Capital News plea
The Capital News of Bol calls for a grand jury to probe graft and public officials amid circulating stories. It urges immediate investigative action by the district court and commissional arm to remove corrupt figures and mete out full justice.
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Audoeures
Newt Detelon
Iiwtriet Court
Maya
Bol
Ebvtakn Publie
Arrested Yarbrough Captured Near Eugene
The Prineville Review reports Uiuler on Athen Achron named Yarbrough was arrested near Eugene. He was taken into custody by the sheriff and will be held tonight. The suspect, once connected with the Fowl Jatt, fled to Crooked, stole a horse, and headed toward Finley before being caught hiding in the woods.
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Achron
Yarbrough
Tetheorow
Eugene Ile Werk
Oilenrot
Danchute
Finley
Eugerne
Sal
Prineville
Itoh Strike in Greenhorn Leads Rich Ore Find
W J Patterson witnessed a striking discovery at the Morris mine in Greenhorn reported by the Baker City Herald. The Sumpter Imperial has authorized a $190 per ton valuation on ore through the entire deposit, signaling a major mineral event amid ongoing Panama camp and government administration discussions.
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Greenhorn
Gowe
Daker
Morris
Greenhorn Dimtelet
Baker City
Hawley and Blanche Wright Wed in Portland
Fake Hawley M. Hawley formerly of thin city married Blanche Wright in Portland on July 21. They plan to live in Canton after visiting Hawley’s home at Corvallin.
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Fake Hawley
Marriie M. Hawley
Thin City
Blanche Wright
Portland
Canton
Mr. Hawley
Corvaliln
In Poles Court Indian Billy Nulty and Frank Ward Guilty
In Poles Court this morning a verdict found Billy Nulty and Frank Ward guilty of being drunk on the streets. They received the usual sentences. Addie Jones of Marion County Indiana seeks a divorce after her husband failed to provide a temporary home and forced her to move 23 times in two years.
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Billy Nulty
Frank Ward
Addie Jones
Marion County
Indiana
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters Claim
Ad extols Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as preventing stomach troubles and malaria, fever and ague, declaring it unsurpassed and un equalled for those conditions.
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Hostetter
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James H. Gwinn
Na- Hoi
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Dave Carlin
Simon Wittman
Moad
Inepowtor Valenting
Lawe
Grover Marten
Will
Uiuler
Athen
Panama
War Department
State Department
R. F. Payne
Payne
Idaho Falls
Idaho
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Dalles
Ore
Sox
Ulin Salle
Hote
Aallor Fira
Windsor
Narvest Rhoce
Shaw
Sandan
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Boston
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CLASK
Millie Gincery CO
K Emile & Son
Pevenne
Works
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Thompson Streets
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