Special Train From Seattle to Round-Up Tickets Reserved
The New Chamber of Commerce of Seattle plans a special train to the Round-up with 100 tickets already reserved. Notables like J B Putnam and G F Putnam of Bend Bulletin will visit and publish materials about Oregon. Fred Hewett of Aberdeen secures a whole box for three days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce of
SeattlIa
Chamber of Commierce
T. F. O'Brien
Ble
J. B. Putnam
Dig
Putnam & Sons
New York
G. F Putnam
Bend Bulletin
Recreation
Casper Whitney
Putnam
Oregon
Tronter Top
Tt ‘E
Pendleton Snippets Include Trips and Legal Moves
Newsy Notes from Pendleton report families leaving for Seaside and San Francisco guest stays with local hosts. Dentists young Patton to join UC Berkeley dental college. two Indian motorcycles sold to local buyers. Judge Peon arrives then departs for a county ranch visit. Mrs Vert sues for quiet title against Howett spouses, with Raley & Riley as attorneys in Raley's addition cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Patton
Robert
San Francisco
Patton
Dental College of the University Oif
Jessie S. Vert
George Howett
George Howlett
Raley
Pendleton Raley & Riley
Sues to Collect Account and Other Local Notes
Sues to Collect $110.43 for Merchandise purchased Aug 1911 to May 1912. A separate note reports Loues Cachains fined $59 for carrying a shotgun without a permit, pleaded guilty before Justice Parkes. Announcements include Ye Cabaret Grille opening in Portland July 20 with Gladys Rahe. Others cover a girl’s leg injury at Bingham Springs, a farm house fire near Athena, and various public notices and weekend trips to Lehman Springs and surrounding events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WH. Saver
Raley and
Raley
Pgalner Pal MeoPhee
Au-gust
Lot
May
Loues Cachains
Greck
John Zohler
Fish and Game
Justice of the Peace Parkes
Miss Nuke
Grille
Pendleton
Portland
Gladys Rahe
Pen- Weton
Fire drill and wagon crash disrupt Pendleton morning
A Troy laundry wagon and a fire department hook and ladder wagon collided after a fire alarm at 827 West Webb and Willow Street. Hinderman was uninjured though ejected onto the street. The grass fire caused minor damage. Wolcott, former landlady charged by Tom Kay, posted $250 bond after waiving examination in Pendleton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
West Webb
Willow Street
Hinderman
Elle Wolcott
Bonil Lelle Wolcott
Tenderloin
Tom Kay
Justice of the Peace
Joe Parkes
Pendleton
Man Found Unconscious After Railroad Spikes
A constable found a man sleeping beneath a tree near the railroad track and took him to the jail after suspecting he had been drugged by a local corn juice. A doctor later noted the man showed signs of drugging, and the officer admitted he had drugged him during the transfer two hundred yards.
Foal Follies Prompt Fools Answer Only Another Fool
A terse proverb-like line notes that only another fool would reply to a fool with another fool’s reply. It hints at cyclical folly and stubborn response when faced with foolish statements from peers.
Kaffir uprising rumor in Johannesburg spurs tense scene
In Johannesburg a rumor of a Kaffir uprising unsettled residents. A black boy’s reply to a white woman about killing her—“boy next Gear KUL you, and F kHE his missus”—and the odd naming of a child “Machinery” reflect strained race relations and the era’s slur-laden discourse. Domestic ducks were served at the Cary home during a visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Howe
Johannesburg
Bhoy
Cary
Fire Truck Collides With Wagon in Local Accident
Fire apparatus collided with a wagon injuring John Hinderman, identified as a local resident, in an early morning crash. Police say witnesses reported the wagon failed to yield at a cross street near Main and Broad, causing the impact before emergency crews arrived. Hinderman received medical care at the scene and was transported to a nearby hospital for evaluation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bigham
Pendleton
Bingham Springs
E. J. Burke
Fred Earle
Herman Peters
Carr Phelps
Joe Ell
E J. Murphy
J. Dickson
William Heusner
George Strand
Clarke Nelson
Wir Stewart
Dave Hil
Wharold Hrock
Tom Hill
John Hamley
Martin Anderson
Burton Greulich
Charles HM. Carter
Jay Kinnersley
Louise Koight
John Hinderman
Leftovers in a South African dinner custom study
A narrator recalls dinner where American guests laughed at a remark about leftovers. They note a contrast with South African homes where servants receive only weekly allotments, while at home black servants typically get what remains after meals.
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Whette
Ki “Bohunk
Nevens
Salings
California
Bohunk
Rey Corbett
Wider
August Furniture Sales
East Oregonian
East
Downey
G&g
Marsh
Newsy
Seaside
Judd
Son Henry
Airs
F. B, Clopton
Sybil Clopton
Lister A. Cronin
William Clark
Vansyck
Wiliam Purchase
Gritman Prox
Jugee
Henry J. Peon
Focal Circuit Court
Supreme Bench
Pendleton Yverterciy
Barbara
Robert N. Stanfield
Springs
Henry Keen
Athena
Tolen
Keen
Bill Metzger
Boise
Leon Cohen
Auto
Polae
Huntington
Nampa
Ontario
Idaho City
Lehman
Lehman Springs
Amond
Fred Book
William Rupers
FE Per Lee
Charles Cole
Elmer Turner
Ross Carney
Lester Cronin
T. B. Gurdan
Spence Bentley
Cote
J. W. Myrick
Mabel Myrick
Glen Finch
Ada Mathews
Arthur Gibson
Guy Matlock
Sylvia Harvey
Ruby Siebert
John Mumm
Frank Sullivan
Arnett Grigeby
Delia Renn
Renn
Walter Waggoner
Roy Ritner
Mary Ritner
Neamith Ankeny
Mel Shutrum
Frank Murphy
W. R Withee
ED Howe
South Africa
Jj. L. Vaughan
Main St
Hanscom the Jeweler P
Lehman Hot Springs
Frank L. McNeil
Blue Mountains
Coltages
Maagement
Pendleton Auto Company
Taylor Hardware
G. Pendleton
Coopers Union
Packard Shoes
Workingmen's Clothing
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