Memorial Ceremonies for Woodcraft in Pendleton
The La Grande Woodmen and Women of Woodcraft join Pendleton orders for memorial and unveiling ceremonies Sunday at 3 PM. Monuments for Welcome Walker and Frank Boumagoux will be unveiled, with Dr. C. J. Smith delivering the address at the cemetery march led by the Pendleton band.
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la Grande
Pendleton
Wood
Men of the World
Grande Ronde Circle
Women of Wood
Erafe Alan
Pendleton Fraternity
Welcome Walker
Frank Boumagoux
Pendleton Camp
Pendleton Circle
Pendleton Band
C. J. Smith
Professors Dixon to Settle in Berkeley California
Prof. James M. Dixon and his wife will relocate permanently to Berkeley as they continue years of academic work. Dixon, long associated with university research, plans to establish residence in the Bay Area and pursue further scholarly projects.
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Dixon
Berkeley
James M. Dixon
Professor Dixon Visited Before Heading to Berkeley
A Columbia college teacher and Mrs. Dixon visited friends last night while en route to Berkeley to settle there. During the summer, Prof. Dixon will attend the summer school at the university.
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Columbia College
Berkeley
Cal
Dixon
University
Former Pendleton resident Charles Sheeley dies in Portland
Charles Sheeley former Pendleton resident and medical student died by his own hand in a Portland doctor's office Friday. His body was found Monday morning when the doctors returned after several days away. He had worked as a nurse for Col. Edd Boyd and was well regarded by all who met him in Pendleton. He had left Pendleton to visit a friend in Portland and returned the day after Col. Boyd's death, leaving area acquaintances surprised by his rash act.
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Charles Sheeley
Portland
Pendleton
Col
Edd. Boyd
Sheeley
Col. Boyd
New York Soprano Miss Kinsella Visits Family
Miss Kinsella of New York City arrives to stay with her parents Mr and Mrs Peter Kinsella for much of the summer. A leading soprano with Charles Frohman's The Girl From Kay's, she has performed at Herald Square. She will visit Portland briefly before returning to New York in August when her company resumes the season.
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Bessie
Kinsella
New York City
Peter Kinsella
Misa Kinsella
New York
Charles Frohman
Kay
Herald Square Theater
G A R Delegates Elected for Hood River Encampment
At a G A R post meeting J S Gurdane and J B Mumford were chosen as delegates to the grand encampment to meet in Hood River on June 16 for a three day session. B F Renn and P P Coller named alternates, with G W Rigby and all past commanders as ex officio delegates.
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G. A. R Post
J. S. Gurdane
J. B. Mumford
Hood River
B. F. Renn
P. P. Coller
G. W. Rigby
Arrival of New High Pressure Boiler for Pumping Station
A new high pressure boiler reached the pumping station site this morning and will be installed at the location of the new house. It will be set in place as arrangements for construction are made, with the boiler plant expected to be ready by mid summer.
City Council Approves Expense Bills and Adjourns to June 8
Council meets briefly and approves current expense bills and a $3,000 sinking fund loan to William Hilton. Action on a city flag and flagstaff over City Hall and a Lil-lieth Street sidewalk/grade project referred to committees with authority. Meeting adjourns to reconvene next Wednesday.
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City Hall
Lillieth Street
L. A. Vigel
Lilliethatrecht
City Recorder
Matlock
William Hilton
Avelock
First Visit to Echo by Longtime Umatilla Farmer
Dave Cargill, a 25 year resident of Umatilla County and prominent Cold Springs farmer, visited Echo yesterday to see irrigation and alfalfa areas near Dr. C. J. Smith. He favors wheat for comfort and profit, notes expected 45 bushels per acre despite a recent frost, and says frost-killed barley and rye have regrown heading out with no serious wheat impact.
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Dave Cargill
Umatilla County
Cold Springs
Echo
Crushed in Sewer Trench Fatal for Vaughn Finch
Vaughn Finch son of E. Finch was buried by earth when a trench eight feet deep on Court Street caved in as he worked on laying sewer pipes. He suffered severe abdominal injuries and possible internal damage. he was taken home where a doctor assessed the injuries.
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Vaughn Finch
E. Finch
Court Stret
Finch
Closing Rallies Before Election Day
Adan Reys B F Brown and GO W Rigby to lead a last local opinion rally next Sunday morning. Rev Jonathan Eidwarnis G Hall and Mr Copple plan a rally at Athens Sunday evening with boat and Mellergens provided. N H Turner will speak at Christ Han church after business led by Mis Boyd Ro Slater TV Gatley and A Lowell.
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Adan Reys
B. F. Brown
GO. W. Rigby
Jonathan Eidwarnis
G. & Hall
Mr. Copple
Athens
Meellergens
N. H. Turner
Aswoolabad
Buelnese
Ty Mis Boyd
Ro. Slater
TV. Gatley
A. Lowell Wil Speal
Chrie Han Church
Edwards and Shockey Charged With Fighting
RK Edwards and Dan Bloch had an altercation on CoutlaiXient this morning and were arrested for fighting and disorderly conduct. Edwards pleaded guilty but Shockey did not, and both cases were continued until the afternoon when they were tried before Judge Pity Gerald. The incident stemmed from a report in the morning paper Edwards disputed.
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Edwards
Dan Bloch
By Recorder
Shockey
Pity Gerald
Supreme Oracle to Visit Penleton by Royal Neighbors
FE Watt of Omaha, supreme Oracle of the Royal Neighbors of America, tours the Pacific state region and will arrive in Penleton Saturday evening as guest of Mrs Ida Hamblen who directs the state deputy.
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Mra
DD Watt
Omaha
Royal Neighbors of
America
Penleton
Ida Hamblen
Miners Defeat Tax Hike Proposal in Denver
Western Federation of Miners defeated a proposition to raise the per capita tax from $2 to $4 per year in Denver. The measure qualified for a majority but failed to meet the two third requirement. Amalgamation with the American Federation of Labor was postponed to the next convention.
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Denver
Cal
Western Federation of Miners Today
American Federation of Labor
New Goods Arrive at Workingman’s Clothing Store
A large shipment of goods for the Workingman’s Clothing Company arrived today and will be ready for public sale by June 10. Louis Moses, proprietor, leads unpacking and promises one of Easter Oregon’s most complete clothing stocks. Conductor W A Kelsay is away, Frank Koykendall of La Grande covers, noted for his stock-strong routines in inspecting cars at night.
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Workingman'’s Clothing Company
Louis Moses
Oregon
W. A. Kelsay
Frank Koykendall
la Grande
Coykendall
Funeral of Harley Janes at Pilot Rock Farm
The funeral of Harley Janes who died yesterday morning at his brother’s farm near Pilot Rock was held this afternoon from M. A. Trader’s undertaking parlors. Inv. Jonathan Edwards preached the sermon and many friends accompanied the body to the cemetery.
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Harley Janes
Pilot Rock
M. A
Jonathan Edwards
Sailed from Seattle to Mines with three locals
Wesley Matlock William Beagle and Will Sturgis set sail from Seattle yesterday aboard the Tacoma for Name to spend the summer working in the mines.
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Wesley Matlock
William Beagle
Will Sturgis
Seattle
Tacoma
Standard Grocery Moves to New Location Next to Ow Tea House
The Standard Grocery Company has moved into the building beside the Ow Tea House, occupying the former Welevert's harness shop space while their new building is erected.
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Standard Grocery
Standard Grocery Company
Bilding
Welevert
Harness
Fishing Champion Swart Reports Strong Trout Run
H. W. Swart of Bingham Springs, famed Umatilla County fisherman, says the season yields more big trout than ever and they are easier to catch. He notes anglers are finding plentiful fish and good catches across the streams this year.
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H. W. Swart
Bingham Springs
Umatilla
Wonders at Weston in Pioneer Picnic Series
The Wonders left this morning for Weston to face the Weston team in a sequence of games at the Pioneer’s picnic today. The team aims to perform well and start the series with strong showings on the road.
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Weston
Scott's Emulsion Advertises Health Promise
An ad claims Scott's Emulsion makes pale thin children grow fat and healthy by nourishing their bodies. It asserts rapid, noticeable improvement in wasting children and rosy cheeks, noting even drops in a baby's bottle help. The notice promises a free sample and provides Scott & Bowne address in New York.
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Scott
Scott & Bowne
Pearl Street
New York
Nutmeg Quality Delineated by Ground Oil Content
A shopper note describes two nutmeg qualities, praising Schilling's Best ground fine and oily for virtue while warning that nutmegs vary in dryness and worminess. It urges careful selection, claiming merchants offer money back guarantees.
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Schilling
Bond Sale Notice by School District No Sixteen Pendleton
Nollen is hereby given that bids will be received by the county treasurer of Umatilla County Oregon in Pendleton on or before June 18 at five oclock p m for the purchase of bonds issued by School District No Sixteen Pendleton and adjoining lands valued at 1000 dollars each bearing 44 percent interest payable semiannually. Bonds mature in twenty years but payable in ten years or sooner at district option. Bids must include a 1000 dollar certified check. The county treasurer and district reserve the right to reject any bids. John Hailey Jr Clerk May 1 1904.
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Oregon
Nollen
Umatila County
Pendleton
Oreon von
le Leaneil
PenMeton
Umatilla
New York City
Uma
Ulla County
Trommurer
John Hailey, Jr
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