Newsy Notes of Pendleton Items Cut in Transit Tomorrow
Pendleton brief items report cutting work starting tomorrow by Wil Wytitk, a machine moved from his ranch, and another due Monday. J F Robinson takes permit for a new front at his East Court laundry. Nancy J Durr and family sell lots to Mary Beaton in Weston. Groceries for hospital awarded to Gray Bros. second shipment received. St James Day services announced for Church of the Redeemer. Dr Henderson reports excellent crop prospects in the north. Ed McNett taken to St Anthony hospital with illness feared typhoid fever. Mrs J A Smith learns of mother’s death, pioneer Hill, aged 92. Jess Garrett of Pendleton ball team confined to Portland with smallpox but recovering. Plumber Frank Hardman fainted in heat, bruised face, recovering at home. Drowned girls Rita and Carrie Lee funeral in Pendleton. bodies viewed and service held at Fol som chapel, interment Olney. Rev T F Weaver conducted service.
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Hell
Rita
Carrie Lee
Portland
Pendleton
Folsom
T. F Weaver
The
Christian Church
Olney
Local Outing Party Returns From Lehman Springs Trip
Families and friends including Mr and Mrs R E Chloupek Mr and Mrs George Strand Miss Edith Johnson Miss Norma Alloway and Joe Skruble arrived home today after a four two week outing at Lehman Springs and the surrounding mountains. The women returned by auto while the men rode horses. Mr and Mrs George La Fountain and Winn Stewart had previously returned to Pendleton. All describe the excursion as enviable yet strenuous.
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R. E. Chloupek
George Strand
Edith Johnson
Norma Alloway
Joe Skruble
Lehman Springs
George la Fountain
Winn Stewart
Pendleton
Trades for Local Property In Pendleton And Portland
J J Hamley a noted saddle maker trades with John P Winter once Pendleton attorney now in Portland. Hamley takes Winter home at 510 Raley Street Pendleton while Winter gains a Portland residence Hamley bought earlier on East Washington Street for 5000 but prefers a Pendleton house due to vacant homes in the city.
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J. J. Hamley
John P. Winter
Pendleton
Portland
Winter
Raley Street
Hamley
Enat Washington Street
Metropolis
Pen
Outing Planned as Former Residents Duttons Arrive
Former city residents Mr and Mrs Charles R Dutton and their daughter Lavelle arrived from Pullman Washington and left for Lehman Springs for an outing Mimi Concert Tomorrow Round-up band holds a weekly concert tomorrow at 8 pm on Main Street between Webb and Alta Soloist will be Mrs Carl Power.
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Charles R. Dutton
Lavelle
Pullman
Washington
Lehman Springs
Main Street
Webb and
Alta
Carl Power
Cutting Second Ross Newport Sees Crop Yield Progress
Hermiston contractor and farmer Cutting Second Ross Newport said in the city last evening that ranchers on the project are now putting up their second alfalfa crop. He estimates the second crop will yield just under two and a half tons per acre.
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Ross Newport
Hermiston
Jimmie Byrnes Becomes Lone Catcher For LA Club
A Los Angeles paper praises Jimmie Byrnes as the Pacific Coast league club’s sole catcher after injuries and releases keep him in the lineup daily. The former Pendleton Buckaroo is noted for pepper and a strong throwing arm but weakness at bat.
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Jimmie Byrnes
Pendleton
Los Angeles
James Hatfield
Jimmie
Bathing Popular In Pendleton During Hot Weather
Pendleton residents discover summer bathing beyond long trips with many locals and visitors flocking to river holes and the mill race near Pendleton Woolen Mills. Young crowds with bathing outfits in hand seek cool spots along the Main Street bridge vicinity and popular downstream pools.
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Pendleton
Main Street
Pendleton Woolen Mills
Wessel Store Robbed on Court Street Display Window
H H Wessel a Court street merchant mourns the loss of men's clothing purloined last night from a display window. Two men believed to have entered through a rear door in a distraction-free burglary, one guarding while the other forced the lock and escaped with about half the stock. Police are investigating with limited daylight manpower.
Los Angeles Society Eyes Chief Sebastianis At Home
Los Angeles matrons revise schedules to include Chief Sebastianis at home at police headquarters on July 1 afternoon. The event aims to show the jail interior to the city women, with possible prisoners or police officers pouring tea at a jail tea fete.
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Los Angeles
Sebastianis
Heroine Rescues Baby From Eagle Aboard Mercer
Miss Leona Perkins of St Helens Oregon saves the baby daughter of a fellow passenger aboard the steamer Mercer from an enormous eagle. She fought the bird with her fists and fled to her stateroom before a crew member killed the animal with a shotgun. The incident unfolds near San Pedro after departing San Francisco.
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Los Angeles
Mercer
Leona Perkins
St. Helens
Oregon
Mins Perkins
San Pedro
San Francisco
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Standard Grocery CO
Corner
Main and
Court Street
Independent
Downey & Marsh
Newsy
Wil Wytitk
Caytsy
J. F. Robinson
East Court Street
Weston
Nancy J
Mary M
William L. Durr
Seattle
Mary Beaton
Los
McMorris
Gray Bros
Oregon State Hospital
Church of the Redeemer
Charles Quinney
T. M. Henderson
Alberta
Ed McNett
Wallula
St. Anthony Hospital
J. A. Smith
Stonewall Jackson Street
Sarah Jane Hill
H. L. Cowles
St. Johns
Plains
Garrett
Jess Garrett
Frank Hardman
D. D. Phelps
Phelps
Dleton
Mimi
Dale Rothwell
Hanscom the Jeweler P
Boston
John B. Stetson
Santa Chiuz
Cal
Iron Men
Ritchie
Joe Rivers
Justice of the Peace Bras
Willie
Western Tri-State League
North Yakima
Yakima
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