Pendleton residents depart for Leiman and Hideaway Springs on Downey stages
Three stageloads of Pendleton people left the city at 4:90 this morning for Leiman and Hideaway Springs on the Downey stage line. The hot weather drives many to mountain shade and resorts will be crowded by week’s end. Departing families include Mrs. Smith and four children, Mr. and Mrs. John McCourt and son, Mr. Fishman and wife, Mr Wilson of the Peoples Warehouse, Mr. and Mrs. William Taker and son, and Mrs. Basler and children among others.
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Pendleton
Leiman
Hideaway Springs
Downey
Shnde
Smith
John McCourt
Fishman
Wilson
The
Peoples Warehouse
William Taker
Lehman Springs
Joe Basler
William Black
WC E Pruitt
Divorce Granted in Cheney Case Severs Ties and Custody
Mrs Cheney wins a divorce by agreement, gains custody of two minor children, and receives 4000 as property. One thousand cash and 3000 secured by a mortgage on the Fanning Place near town. Half of the total is her separate property. the rest is held in trust for the children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheney
Ellis
Fanning Place
Dr Christie objects to article as misleading
Dr J Christie deputy state veterinarian objects to a Pacific Homestead article he says is unjust and misleading. He takes exceptions to the publication’s portrayal and seeks a correction or clarification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Christie
Official acts on cattle dipping and tuberculosis test
The article discusses Dr. McLean’s defense of his cattle dipping in East Oregonian transfer from the Pacific Homestead. He claims his tuberculosis test was scientific and properly conducted, charges for the service set by McLean, and attributes attacks on his career to jealousy within official circles and the profession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Oregonian
Pacific
McLean
Excavation begins for new West End school building
Work on the foundation of the new West End school starts this morning with excavations. The contractor plans to lay the foundation next week and then begin a river north side basement. The school board and architect C E B Troutman aim to push all three buildings quickly, hoping occupancy by October before cold weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West End
C. EB. Troutman
Lee Teutsch
Jonzo Failing Leaves for Seaside on Train
Jonzo Failing travels to Seaside under nurse E W Warnell care after thigh injury. He intends to stay several weeks or until he tires of the change, with possible return or move to another place depending on his condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seaside
Jonzo Failing
E. W. Warnell
Mr. Failing
Drunks Fined By City Court For Begging Drinks
John Stanford and A B Davis were before Justice FitzGerald this morning and received three day sentences in the city jail for drunkenness. Mat Murray was sentenced to five days for begging drinks from bartenders this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mat Murray
John Stanford
A. B. Davis
Justice FitzGerald
Enlarge Residence on Jane Street Near Depot
Tex Langiver enlarges his real fence property on Jane Street near the W. & RK. C. depot and will move in after Mrs. Langiver and the children return from the mountains. J. R. Means handles the remodeling work.
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Tex Langiver
Jane Street
Two Carloads of Beeves Shipped to Frye Bruhn
Two carloads of fat cattle were shipped last night over the W and C R to Frye Bruhn, gathered during the past week by J C Lonergan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frye Bruhn
J. C. Lonergan
Pendleton Labor Day plans loom for parade and duties
Pendleton Trades and Labor Council to observe Labor Day with a parade sports and community support. Delegates to be chosen at next meeting as unions back last year’s success while business houses may close in honor. Noted local figure Mr Kelly, a 70 year old wheat raiser, suffered eye injury in prior incident and is recovering.
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Trades Council
Pendleton Trades and Labor Comnell
B.D. Trampleasure
Ed Eton
Scretary Low Wenham
Pendleton Unions
van Impelle
Kelly
Fire in the Fields Near Pendleton Ends Narrowly
A destructive fire on the A C Friedley farm nine miles northwest of Pendleton threatened a sack pile of thousands of bushels of wheat. The threshing crew from Temple place fought the blaze and saved the pile, though embers had burned within three feet of the sacks. The fire, traced to embers from the day before, started near the Friedley machinery moved Monday evening. Say er owned grain yields, averaging 28 to 55 bushels per acre, with extensive fields in Temple and Perkins nearby showing heavy yields and high quality.
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A. C. Friediey
AC Friediey
Pendleton
Temple Place
Friedley Place
Sayer
Friedley
Temple
Perkins
Echo Delegates Appointed for Portland Oregon League
Mayor L A Bueb of Echo appoints twenty delegates for the Oregon Development League meeting in Portland Augusta. Delegates include W H Boyd F B Van Cleave H G Newport and others while the Echo Commercial Association names ten delegates led by R B Stanfield. The group aims to organize a league benefiting country districts of Oregon and nearby regions.
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L. A. Bueb
Echo
Oregon Development League
Portland
Augusta
Hae
Eliixens
W. H. Boyd
F. Bf. van Cleave
H. G. Newport
W.E. Brown
Fred Andrews
O. D. Teel
Wallian Grugson
Cloyd Oliver
Jerome Guilifard
Joe Cunha
Oregon
Reho
Vicinity
Morgan & Co Opens Portland Branch Here
Morgan & Co of Portland Oregon announces a new branch in this city to manage Northwest operations for Van Alstine Gordon Co Mercantile Agency. The firm, with 28 years public presence, serves jobbers manufacturers wholesalers and retailers. Local manager H V Lipe will run the office at 11 1 2 East Court Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AR. Morgan & Co
Portland
Dulee
Albo R. Morgan
A. Kh. Morgan & Co
Oregon
Northwest
van Alstino, Gordon & Co. Mercantile
Dun
Brad Street
Retell
East Court Street
H. V. Lipe
Eye Injured at Threshing Machine Accident Near Town
John Kelly, a harvest hand, suffered a severe eye injury yesterday at a D. K. Bell threshing outfit near Tutullia, about three miles southeast of town. He slipped and fell, a projecting hook struck his left eyeball, threatening possible loss of sight and amputation. The corona and iris were damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kelly
D. K. Bell
Hand Crush Accident Wyrick Loses Thumb and Fingers
Wyrick, a 25 year old farmer from Prospect ranch near Echo, was badly hurt Monday evening while oiling a separator. His left hand was drawn into the machinery, resulting in the amputation of the thumb and two fingers at St Anthony's hospital. Doctors hope the two remaining fingers may be saved and functional.
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Wil Wyrick
Will Werick
Prospect Ranch
Lenaco
Echo
Mr. Wyrick
Sime
Mr. Werick
Bt. Anthony's Hospital
Cole
Trowna
Wyrick
Prof Nowlin and Mr Nown Open New Residence
Prof J Fo Nown plans a two story residence at 612 Willow Street expected ready for occupancy by September. The home will have full basement modern finishes and cost about 4000 dollars with J W Horje as contractor. The design features ship lap siding covered with trim and paint.
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Prof. Nowlin
J. Fo Nown
Willow Street
J. W. Hori
Seaside Resorts Promoted by Pendleton Visitors
Pendleton readers are invited to patronize popular coast resorts including Seaside House Sea side Oregon The Breakers Long Beach and Locksley Hall Final Settlement September 2 reported for the estate of Samuel Rose Weston administratrix Mrs Maggie Taylor filed this afternoon The probate court will hear the final settlement September 2
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East Oregonian
Seaside House
Seaside
Oregon
Breakers
Long Beach
Locksley Hall
Pendleton
Maggie Taylor
Samuel Rose
Weston
New City Editor Fred L. Earp Joins East Oregonian
Fred L. Earp of Walla Walla, a well known young newspaperman, has accepted the city editor post with the East Oregonian and is commended to Pendleton as affable and efficient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred L. Earp
Walla Walla
The
East Oregonian
Pendleton
Final tithe received from state land commission near Barnhart
Bernard O'Reiny has received the final Uile from the state school land commission for the south half of section 16, township 3 north, range 1. The land lies five miles north of Barnhart station.
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Bernard O'Reiny
State School Land Commission
Barnhart Station
O Garra Robbing Building Near Court and Johnson
The new O Garra Robbing building at Johnson and Court is nearing completion and expected to be ready for occupancy by the first of September, with construction proceeding vigorously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson and Court
Ahtie
Carbuncle Pain Delays Peter Radio’s Recovery
A carbuncle on Peter Radio’s face causes pain though not dangerous, keeping him from normal activities. Meanwhile 11 year old Jack Matthern drowned in the Snake River near Pittsburg Landing on Tuesday, reporting brief but fatal incident.
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Iil
Peter
Jack Matthern
Snake River
Pittsburg Landing
Woodmen Day Prize Drill Set for Salem Oregon
The Woodmen of the World and Women of Woodcraft will meet in Salem on September 15 for a prize drill. The Oregon State Fair Association has designated September 13 as Woodmen Day and posted a purse of 600 dollars for the best drilled team from Woodmen camps or Woodcraft circles statewide. Lodges offer prizes for the camp and lodge bringing the most initiation candidates. An estimated 500 candidates will be escorted into the order.
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Women of Woodcraft Willte
Salem
Ore
Oregon State Pair Association
Elele
Order
Union man sells forty five work horses in Pendleton
J Couper of Union has returned home after selling about 45 work horses in Pendleton over the past month. He says Pendleton is the best home horse market in the Northwest and will make regular trips here with harvest season sales. Couper owns a fine stock farm and raises superior horses.
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Fb. J. Couper
Union
Pendleton
Northwest
Mr. Couper
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