J Hastings Dead Pendleton Man Succumbs to Pneumonia
John J Hastings brother of Dave and Sam Hastings died at Sam Hastings home from pneumonia after a week of illness. He was 24, survived by five children all living in Pendleton, and by two brothers and several sisters. Born in Wisconsin November 25, 1868, he had lived here many years and recently came from Kalispell, Montana for his health. Funeral at Catholic church with Father Neate. Body to Kalispell for interment.
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Dead Man
Dave
Sam Hastings
Ness
John J. Hastings
Bingham Springs
Bingham Depot
Father Neate
Wisconsin
Charles Hastings
Vancouver
Wash
J.C. Cornfield
Margaret Baker
Oregon
Julia Berry
Wis
Mary Hageart
Palmer
Neb
Andrew
John
Annie
Maurice
Prancia
Hermiston
Kalispell
Mont
Bland Dead Hermiston Merchant Succumbs to Illness
C. S. Bland, brother of Hermiston merchant C. E. Bland, died after a long illness. The Hermiston community mourns the loss of the local businessman known for his civic involvement and long-standing service. Burial plans are expected to be announced by the family.
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Hermiston
Sneeecumbs
C. 5
Bland
C. EK. Bland
Cold as It Starts A Guide to Early Care
A short health advisory urges immediate attention at the onset of a cold. It warns that delays allow the illness to deepen, making treatment harder and prolonging suffering. The message emphasizes acting quickly to shorten illness duration.
Hampton Takes Short Leave From High School Duties
Prof. A. C. Hampton, principal of the high school for the past year, departed today for The Dalles to visit friends before heading to Eugene. There he will serve as an instructor in the university summer school at the teachers college.
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A. C. Hampton
Dalles
Eugene
Officials Here With O R N In City In Private Car No 03
Superintendent D W Campbell of the O R N is in the city this afternoon in private car No 03. He is joined by Division Road master W Bollis Trainmaster J D Matheson and Right of Way Agent J B Eddy among others. New Dentist Arrives In La Grande Dr H Easty will practice at Dr Kerns office.
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D. W. Campbell
City
W. Bollows
J.D. Matheson
J. B. Eddy
H. &. Easty
la Grande
Helix Physician Sees Rain Benefit Grain Crop
Dr Griswold, a pioneer physician from Helix, visits the city on professional business and predicts rain will boost the Helix country grain yield.
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Griswold
Helix
Dentist Dr H S Easley Seeks La Grande Move
Dr H S Easley a well known La Grande dentist is in the city today reviewing the situation and may locate here on a permanent basis.
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H. S. Easley
la Grande
Baseball Scores From Across The League
Scores list from June 2 shows Los Angeles 3 Portland 1. San Francisco 11 Oakland 6. Spokane 2 Seattle 0. Aberdeen 2 Vancouver 6. Tacoma washouts. Detroit 6 Cleveland 6 in game one and 1 6 in game two. New York 9 Boston 7 and 6 6 in two games. Washington 45 Philadelphia 2.
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Portland
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Oakland
Spokane
Seattle
Aberdeen
Vancouver
Bulle
Tacoma
Detroit
Cleveland
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Washington
Reopening of Woolen Mill Considered by Association
At the Commercial association meeting discussion covered reopening the Racine Woolen mill. Racine representative W and Davidson absent. company may take Pendleton plant if price and fuel costs are favorable. A coal-fuel plan for Crow's Nest Alberta was proposed by Dr. Smith with a committee named to investigate. Gymnasium committee recommended abolition but a special committee will study before action.
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Racine Company
Pendleton
Commercial Association
Racine Woolen Mill
Racine
Wis
W. &. Davidson
Racing Company
Portland
C. J. Smith
Crow's Nest
Canadian Pacific Railroad
Alberta
Alexander
R. E. Tarbett
T. C. Warner
KR. Forster
Second Wool Sales Here Next Tuesday
Large clips still remain unsold as growth changes shift dates. On Tuesday June 9 a wool sale will be held in this city with remaining county clips offered. Pilot Rock dates were altered with Pendleton now set for June 9, but local buyers may adjust to sell here instead.
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Pilot Rock
Pendleton
Ferguson Named Deputy District Attorney in City
Charles J. Ferguson, who passed the bar, has started practice and will work with District Attorney Phelps. He has taken office in the room formerly used by John McCourt and will serve as deputy while Mr. Phelps is away in Heppner for the criminal session.
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Charles J. Ferguson
Supreme Court
Phelps
John McCourt
Ferguson
Heppner
National sports results summary from Boston and Chicago
National notes show Boston games with New York Jat Brooklyn Philadelphia at BostonBoston with 4 and Brooklyn 1. Chicago matches list ChicagoChicago with six and Pittsburg thirteen. The terse item records a score tally across locations.
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National
Boston
New York
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Chicago
Pittsburg
Tea Prices Point to Cheap Morning Break
The note claims tea costs are extremely low with a third of a cent per cup and a cent or two for family breakfast. It mentions Mike Schilling's Rest and states customers can get their money back if not satisfied.
Publicity Committee Heads to Milton Delayed by Rain
The publicity committee of the real estate men's association and Pendleton Commercial association postponed their Milton trip due to heavy rains and bad roads. They will travel tomorrow by car with CG V McMonagle Sunset photographer to document county features for Sunset advertising booklets and will visit Freewater Athena Weston Adama and Milton to discuss raising a county publicity fund.
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Real Estate Men’s Association
Pendleton Commercial Association
Milton
CG. V. McMonagle
Sunset Magazine
Sunset
Freewater
Athena
Weston
Adama
Grants Station Abandoned Rail Line Changes
Railroads abandoned Grants Station as stockyards filled with sand and nearly covered the O R N depot. The north bank road now operates, reducing need for maintenance at Grants which was once a key north side travel stop.
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Grants
North Bank Road
W. C. Thompson sues company for wages transferred
In circuit court yesterday W. C. Thompson filed suit against the 0. R. and N. company for 62.60 wages alleged due Gus Taylor and transferred to the plaintiff. A. B. Stephens sues J. W. Knowles for 130.19 for merchandise alleged due.
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W. C. Thompson
0. R. & N. Company
Gus Taylor
A. B. Stephens
J. W. Knowles
Local Marriage Licenses Issued Yesterday and Today
Yesterday and today three couples received marriage licenses Charlea H. Brown with Vera Rhinehart Roy E. Frazier with Lacy M. Kirk and Eugene M. Achilles with Delphin Stagg.
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Charlea H. Brown
Vera Rhinehart
Roy E. Frazier
Lacy M. Kirk
Eugene M. Achilles
Delphin Stagg
Wool Exports From City Surge In Daily Shipments
Ten carloads of baled wool have already been shipped east from this city and additional shipments will be made almost daily until the entire clip is consigned.
Pilot Rock Stockyards Opened for Livestock Shipping
Umatilla Central has constructed stockyards at Pilot Rock to ease livestock shipments from that point. The new facility offers local farmers a nearby destination to load and transport cattle and other livestock efficiently.
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The
Umatilla Central
Pilot Rock
Milton Pioneer W O Brown Dead East End Pioneer Dies at 76
W O Brown of Milton an early east end pioneer of Umatilla County dies at home after a year of illness with heart disease He leaves his wife five sons Carl Frank H E Win and BD C Brown a daughter Mrs Frank Hull and several grandchildren He was a Mil ton MBH Church member his funeral is set for Friday June 5 all in Milton Oregon.
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East End
Umatilla County
M. E. Church
W. 8. Brown
Milton
Mr. Brown
Umiatilin County
MBH
Brown
West
Umatila County
BD. C
Carl
Frank
H. E
Win Brown
Frank Hull
D. C. Brown
East Oregonian
Win
Dalles Chronicle
Milton Eagle
Break-in at Wolffe Store in Tyler Wash Robbers Steal $100
The S Wolffe store in Tyler Washington was entered early Sunday morning. Hard goods totaling about $100 were taken. No clues to the thieves were found.
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S. Wolffe
Tyler
Wash
Local Sheep for Chicago Markets Shipped from Pilot Rock
Sylvester Bros. of Pilot Rock will ship 82 carloads of sheep tomorrow with 14 cars from Pilot Rock and 1% cars laid at Meacham for the Chicago mutton market. The sheep will be kept on Colorado summer ranges for months before sale. On June Cunningham Sheep and Land Co will ship five cars from their Pilot Rock ranch and Stephens and Rust will ship 17 cars from Echo.
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Sylvester Bros
Pilot Rock
Meacham
Chicago
Windy City
Colorado
Cunningham Sheep & Land Company
Stephens & Rust
Echo
Pendleton district annual school meeting to be held
Pendleton district schedules its regular annual school meeting for Monday June 16. Petitions circulate for re election of Dr C J Smith to the school board where the term of Dr Smith expires this year. The board currently includes B L Smith J W Maloney J W Tallman and Lee Teutsch with no opposition to Dr Smith a unanimous re election expected. The present administration claims progress in school improvements higher high school attendance and strong work that bodes well for next year.
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Pendleton
C. J. Smith
B. L. Smith
J. W. Maloney
J. W. Tallman
Lee Teutsch
Smith
Balloon Ascension at West Webb Street Friday Afternoon
A balloon ascension is planned at the merry go round on West Webb Street at 4 o clock Friday afternoon. A parachute jump from the balloon will be performed and the event promises to be interesting.
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West Webb Street
Mississippi Floods Reach Quincy Area Damaging Homes
Floods on the Mississippi River above Quincy rapidly rise forcing hundreds to abandon homes. Property damage is extensive but no deaths are reported. Local authorities warn residents to evacuate as water levels climb.
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St. Louis
Mississippi River
Quincy
Warrant Issued for M H DeYoung Chronicle Proprietor
In San Francisco on June 3 a warrant was issued for M H DeYoung proprietor of the Chronicle on a criminal libel charge. Detective William Burns said the charges arise from a Chronicle story alleging Burns coached the chief witness for the prosecution Dr E B Perry a land fraud convict.
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San Francisco
M. H. DeYoung
The
Chronicle
Ibel
William Burns
Burns
E. B. Perry
Pierce Ranch Goes Dry After Farmhands’ Fight
The La Grand Star reports at Pierce Bros. ranch workers tailed with the cup on Sunday and Monday morning, a melee erupted. Walter Pierce witnessed the fight and first tried to use a club to clear the crowd but then fired the men. One Union county ranch has now gone dry with a fence motto: no drunken farm hands need apply.
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Pierce
Pierce Bros
la Grand? Star
Walter Pierce
Union County
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DR. Price
Standard Grocery Co
Court St
Golden Rule
J. Hastings
S. Bland
F&s
Tallman & Co
the Club
J. W. Murrell
Oregom
Hampton
Mike Schilling
the Fair Store
United States Depository
Grants Station
Milton Pioneer
Wo. Brown
Main
Paul Hemmelgarn
Bast
Oregonian
Mississippi
Pacific Safe Company
Herring - Hall- Marvin Safe Company
Riverside Avenue
Empire State Building
Spokane, Wash
Batiste
Dimity and Ginghams
Dimity
Alexander Dep’t Store
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