Pastime and Local Ads Highlight Rock Springs Trade
Local notices advertise Rock Springs coal from Koplitke and Kopitzke, plumbing by Beddow & Miller, Pendleton and Nissen Implement Co offerings, and furniture sales at Pendleton Furniture Co. Rentals, auto stages to Lehman Springs, and a hotel for sale are listed alongside moving pictures at Pastime theatre and Mitchell wagon ads. A government irrigation study by Mr. Bark informs farmers of water use, with plans for a bulletin on crop water needs and cooperation with the state station at Gooding.
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Pendleton Furniture Co
Henry Koplitke
Rock Springs
Henry Kopitzke
Beddow & Miller
Lehman Springs
Pendleton Auto Co
Inquire
W. Webbd Street
Mitchell
Nissen Implement Co
Nissen Implement Company
Mra. F. Myers
Helix
Oregon
Aura
Hospital
South Main Street
Bark
Secretary of Agriculture
Wilton
Offelala
Department of Agricultura
Iasne
Barkline
Gooding
Lewiston
Uncle Sam Studies Irrigation in Idaho Meeting
Secretary Wilson sends special agent to irrigated sections. Don H. Bark irrigation engineer in Boise travels to Moscow to confer with University of Idaho Station Director B. R. Elton on irrigation matters.
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Wilson
Moscow
Idaho
Don H. Bark
Department of Agriculture
Boise, le
B. R. Elitan
Univerasity of
Portland Woman Chases Purse Snatching Thief
Mia L B Miles of 61 Ninth street North chased a purse snatcher after he robbed her of about 4 dollars at Ninth and Couch Streets near her home. He followed from Washington Street, dodged into an alley after a chase past Park Street, hat fell off but he escaped. Miles turned in the hat and description to police. A Salem businessman lauds future city growth.
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Portland
Mia
Couch Street
Park Street
Pendleton Weather Report and Local Notices
Rain drenched the Wenaha Springs area last night, with showers continuing this morning after starting around 9. A marriage license was issued to Arthur J. Taftt and Marie Warfield, residents listed as from Walla Walla though the bride’s mother signed an affidavit stating the bride-to-be is an Umatilla county resident. Peter Corbett, the sole drunk in custody, appeared before Police Judge Halley. lacking funds, he serves jail time.
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Arthur J. Taftt
Marie Warfield
Walla Walla
Umatilla County
Peter Corbett
Bastile
Halley
Johnson Grindele Couple Wed at Baptist Parsonage
William Johnson of Walla Walla and Miss Olle Grindele of thin city were united in marriage this afternoon at the Baptist church parsonage by Rev. R. E. Storey. They will reside in the Garden City, leaving later this evening.
California Sheriff Arrives in Pendleton to Hand Banister Over
Sheriff Caldwell of Alturas California arrived in Pendleton last evening to take in charge W A Bannister recently indicted by the grand jury in California county. Bannister has been held in the county jail for several days on a seduction charge, and he was taken away on the next train.
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California
Caldwell
Alturas
Pendleton
W. A. Bannister
Bannister
New Hardware Salesman Bowman Arrives in Walla Walla
Walla Walla welcomes new hardware salesman W J Bowman joining the Taylor hardware store this morning. He succeeds G W Proebster Jr who left earlier this month for Idaho to take an interest in a family store.
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W. J. Bowman
Walla Walla
Taylor Hardware
Mr. Bowman
G. W. Proebster, Jr
Idaho
Arguments Start Tomorrow in Warner-Young Will Contest
Argument in the Warner-Young will contest is to begin tomorrow morning at 2 o clock before Judge Cun. The duration is unknown. Attorney Douglass W Bailey speaks for Mrs Warner. Judge James A Fee and District Attorney Phelps present the contesting heirs' contentions.
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Warner-Young
Cun
Douglass W. Bailey
Rifle tournament trip heads officers and staff
Will Attend Hille Stroet, Dr. M. Kern and other officers depart tonight for Chackamas station to attend the annual O. N. G. rifle tournament. The captain and inspector of rifle practice on Col. C. BE. Mc Donell’s staff has been ordered to attend the annual shoot. Dr. Kern will leave his rental practice to Dr. F. C. Milleran of Wolver, Idaho, who arrives tonight to take charge of the office.
Deacon Nye Returns From Seattle Visit
Deacon A. W. Nye of the Commerce association returns from a month in Seattle with praise for the A Y P and Seattle. He notes Pendleton never looked better to him. The Nyes were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lachlan MacLeay. Mrs. Nye has already returned home.
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Nye
A. W. Nye
The
Commerce Association
Seattle
Warfield and Islit-Warfield Married in Walla Walla
Arthur J. Islit-Warfield and Maorle Warfield of Walla Walla were wed yesterday afternoon at 711 Lileth Street, home of Mrs. Rena McGregor. Rev. R. E. Storey officiated, with both parties from the Garden City and plans to reside in Walla Walla.
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Islit-Warfield
Arthur J. Taitt
Maorle Warfield
Walla Walla
Rena McGregor
Lileth Street
R. E. Storey
Delegates Appointed to National Irrigation Congress
Mayor E J Murphey names delegates to the National Irrigation Congress meeting in Spokane next month. Appointees include Dr C J Smith Councilman J T Hinkle T C Taylor Judge S A Lowell and R Alexander. The county judge will appoint the first five volunteers and President Moore of the Commercial Association also has five slots for willing attendees.
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Irrigation Congress
E. J. Murphey
National Irrigation Congress
Spokane
C. J. Smith
J. T. Hinkle
T. C. Taylor
S. A. Lowell
R. Alexander
Moore
The
Commercial Association
J A Kenney Eyes Pendleton as New Home
J A Kenney, formerly of Tacoma and now in Centralia Washington, visits Pendleton for a few days to scout the country for a potential relocation. He praises Pendleton highly and suggests the city is ahead of similar towns in his state. He plans to visit Milton and Freewater next and may decide to locate in Umatilla County.
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Pendleton
J. A. Kenney
Tacoma
Centralia
Washington
Mr. Kenney
Milton
Freewater
Umatilla County
Legal Talent Array in Mill Case Highlights Firms
An array of legal talent accompanies the Henrietta Mooring Mill company against Joseph Cuhna and the Allen Ditch company versus the Henrietta Milling company. Representing mills are Carey & Kerr and Marrivon Allen of Portland, Phelps & Steiner of Pendleton, and R. R. Johnson of Hermiston. The opposing side is aided by Raley & Raley and Lowell & Winter of this city.
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Loci!l
Henrietta Mooring Mill Company
Joseph Cuhna
Allen Ditch Company
Henrietta Milling Company
Carey & Kerr
Marrivon Allen
Portland
Phelps & Steiner
Pendleton
R. R. Johnson
Hermiston
Sito
Raley & Raley
Lowell & Winter
Stolen Kolves Found Pocket Knives Recovered
Three new pocket knives believed stolen were found and recovered. The discovery ends a local theft incident and yields no further details on suspects or locations involved.
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Kolves
Medical meeting draws 100 physicians to eastern Oregon fair
Morning at the cigar shop reveals knives hidden in a walnut sack left by a thief. In other news, the eastern Oregon medical society holds its annual meeting here during the district fair week, September 28 24, with Dr C J Smith as chair of local arrangements.
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Eastern Oregon Medical Society
C. J. Smith
Editor Breaks Car Window On Eastbound Train
A fellow passenger reports that Editor E. H. Brown of the Echo Register caused a window break in the smoking car of last night’s eastbound train. Details are scarce as Brown avoids interviews in the city. He reportedly arranged with Mr. Harriman to repair the damage.
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E. H. Brown
Echo Register
Harriman
Police Gazette marriage ends in Seattle divorce suit
Seattle, Washington. A divorce suit follows a marriage arranged by an advertisement in the Police Gazette. B F P McCracken of Skagit county sought a wife, married a Richmond Indiana woman, then alleged desertion after moving to Mount Vernon. She counters with a cross suit for divorce and alimony. Both have grown children.
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Seattle
Wash
Police Gazette
B. F P. McCracken
Skagit County
Richmond
Ind
McCracken
Mount Vernon
Cannery Proposed for Hillsboro Market
The Argus notes thousands of pounds of cherries failed to find a market this season. Cherries, berries, tomatoes, cucumbers boost Hillsboro as a center needing a cannery to become profitable and support local growers.
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Hullaoro
Argus
Hillsboro
Sound Salmon Extermination Warned By Officials
Seattle officials warn that sockeye salmon runs are being depleted by canneries. Hatcheries lack supply as traps catch many fish. Canadian and American tensions over halibut orders and fishing rights are noted. Vagrant activity along Mill Creek reported, with minimal theft and arrests.
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Seattle
Wash
David Starr Jordan
Bellingham
British Columbia
Edward Prince
Jordan
Hundreds of tramps camped along Mill Creek in Walla Walla
Walla Walla Washington police report hundreds of tramps, about 200 men, encamped along Mill Creek within city limits in an area called the jungle. Officers yesterday conducted a large roundup to disperse the camp.
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Mill Creek
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Mitchel
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Salem
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Hille Stroet
Doc Evans
Eagle Baths
Saint Paul’s School
Julien School
Paris
New York
Diocesan School
Anna E. Plympton
Polie Nor
Sheriff's Office
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Inquire Penditeon Auto Co
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