Enforcements Tackle Street Obstructions by Tradesmen
Marshal Coffman moves to enforce ordinances against livery stables implement dealers and blacksmiths storing vehicles and machinery in streets and on sidewalks. Violations carry misdemeanor charges with fines from five to fifty dollars or 2 to 20 days in jail. The crackdown follows repeated complaints and a city involvement in a damage suit against Fred Weber by H. Harper.
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Marshal Coffman
Eetty
Ruguru
Fred Weber
H. Harper
Marshull Coffman
Pendleton Day Social Features Abandoned Plan
Mayor Mut Jock announced Pendleton day at the fairy on June 7 is officially abandoned after Mrs Furnish in Portland reported a proper scale would require 1700 to 1500 dollars. With no funds, entertainment and headquarters are dropped though the excursion will still run tomorrow and the badges will be issued.
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Pendleton
the Fairy
Mut
Jock
Furnish
Portland
Pendleton Day attendance dwindles amid unfinished exhibits
The article notes Pendleton day suffers low turnout as exhibits remain only partly ready and rain worsens the mood. It cites Moorhouse souvenirs to be handed out and worries about fewer eastern visitors, with Pendleton day’s start lacking momentum.
PenMeton day preparations at Lewis and Chirk fair
The committee on arrangements for PenMeton day at the Lewis and Chirk fair is busy preparing. Red badges with Umatilla and Morrow Counties will be worn by attendees traveling from the two counties. Souvenir Moorhouse Indian pictures, 20,000 in number, will be handed out to visitors. Mayor Matlock announced short addresses by J. H. Lawrey and W. M. Peterson of Athena and L. A. Exateb of Echo.
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Umatilla
Morrow
Morrow County
Heppner Junction
Monster Wheat Heads Furnish Umatilla Day Badges
Dr W R Campbell of Cold Springs supplied 1000 heads of Seated Fife wheat for Umatilla and Morrow county day at the Lewis and Clark fair on June 7. Wheat comes from Campbell's Cold Springs farm. stalks three feet tall, heads five to seven inches, well filled. A committee plans several thousand souvenir badges featuring a rose and a wheat head for Umatilla county people.
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Allrges
Umatilla
W. R. Campbell
Cold Springs
W. OR. Campbell
Pendleton
Dimitilla
Morrow
Umatilla County
Gardner Suit for Divorce Demands Custody and Alimony
Suit for divorce filed Saturday by Amy R. B. Gardner against W. W. Gardner on grounds of cruel and inhuman treatment. Plaintiff seeks custody of the minor children, $75 in attorneys fees, and $15 per month alimony.
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Amy RB. Gardner
W. W. Gardner
Tio Amill
Idaho Land Rush Report from Cambridge Idaho
A Cambridge Idaho report notes in the past month about 40 homestead entries and roughly 12000 acres of good land listed on Dixie and Hog Creekes with substantial land still available.
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Idaho
Dixie
Hog Ereeks
Cambridge
W O W Memorial Grand Jury Drawn
Woodmen memorial services were held in Pendleton Weston and Milton with monuments unveiled for Laula Monterastelli Tivis McBroom Angus McDonald and James W Welles. Revival addresses poems and roses highlighted the observances. Circuit Court opened with a grand jury drawn and sworn for the spring term and the case of Charles Carpenter v Eleanor Payant slated for trial.
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Pendleton
Weston
Milton
Woodmen
Pendleton Camp
Secret Society Hall
Laula Monterastelli
Tivis McBroom
Hev. T. KR. Egerton
Congregational Church
W. H Bleakney
Abraham Lincoln
Kees Cemetery
Angus McDonald
Captain Kirkpatrick
Pioneers
John Baker
James Lieuallen
George Carmichael
A. D. Stillman
Order
Dan Kirk
Woodmin Lodge
James W. Welles
Pendleton Lodge
Milton Lodge
Thomas FitzGerald
W. Strobl
H. M. Stenn
Charles Cole
Circuit Court
Ellin
Saling
James Terry
W. N. Claypool
Samuel Warner
William Connerly
John McEwen
A. W. Norton
Charles Rieman
Runaway Girl Captured at Agency School Closing Time
Major J J McKoin, superintendent and agent on the reservation, reports a girl who ran away from the agency school was captured with local police aid. He says the agency will open on August summer time then start next fall October 1 to improve attendance, aligning with Indians returning from the mountains and allotment money distribution.
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Agency
McKoin
J. J. McKoin
W. and Ft. Trains Schedule Revised for Earlier Arrivals and Departures
Beginning today the W and S Pendleton time card is changed to provide better service. Trains arriving Monday Wednesday Friday come at 12 15 p m and Tuesday Thursday Saturday at 10 16 a m. Departure time moves from 7 p m to 5 p m, allowing north county residents to spend more time in town and reach home by 4 p m. The 4 p m departure will connect with the through Northern Pacific to Seattle at Pasco.
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Pendleton
North
Plowing Outfit Sold to Hardy Harrell Farm
A. Kunkel returned from Grind Fonde valley with a monster steam plowing outfit. The rig includes a 0 horsepower steam engine and eight plows, cutting 112 inches per furrow, valued at 5900 dollars. It is now at work eight miles from La Grande in the Lower Cove Aintriot.
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A. Kunkel
Grind Fonde Valley
Monstor
Grand Honde Valley
Hardy Harrell
la Grande
Lower Cove
Aintriot
Progress att Umatilla Exhibit
County Commissioner Horace Walker returned from Portland where he attended the fair opening and helped with the Umatilla county exhibit. He says the display work is advancing and should be in shape by June 7, though completion by then is not likely.
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Umatilla
Horace Walker
Portland
Umatilla County
Cannery Sold at Public Auction in Foreclosure
The Echo hare tannery was sold at public auction by the sheriff on Saturday afternoon under a circuit court foreclosure decree. The purchaser was H. Co. Willis for $1200.
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Echo Hare
H. Co. Willis
North Fork and Joe West bridges awarded to Walla Walla bidder
County commissioners let the contract for two northern county bridges to Dion Kefe of Walla Walla for 2396 dollars. The bid was the lowest of three offers with J A Dupuis at 2600 and W A Banister at 2982. The job includes a 6 foot approach to the Joe West bridge and its reconstruction at 5.60 dollars per lineal foot.
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North Park
North Fork
Joe Weert
Milton
Joe West
Reefe
Death of Mrs. Hampton In Tucson Arizona
Mrs. Steve Hampton died yesterday in Tucson from consumption. Her husband left Tucson to return with the body, due here Wednesday evening. Interment will be in Olney cemetery. She belonged to the Women of Woodcraft and had traveled with her husband through California and Arizona for health.
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Steve Hampton
Tucson
Ariz
Hampton
Olney Cemetery
Women of Woodcraft
California
Arizona
Bingham Springs Hotel Opens After Renovation
Summer Seven M E Foley of Bingham Springs hotel announced in the city that the resort has been thoroughly renovated and is ready for the summer trade. Foley, an experienced hotel man, will push to attract a first class trade to the popular resort this season.
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M. E. Foley
Lorsee
Bingham Springs
Foley
Remembered Their Companion At Norrie & Rows Circus Grave Decorated
A group of Norrie and Rowe circus employees who were companions of Joseph Allen the stake diver killed last year searched for his grave yesterday. They found it with help from the sexton and decorated it today. The note adds a separate item about the two day Battle of the Sea of Japan leaving an estimated cash impact of 73 million dollars.
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Norrie & Rowe's Circus
Joseph Allen
Cireux
Odircus Wapon
Allen
Sexton
No Thank You Says the Dyspeptic
A brief note highlights the dyspeptic’s tension when offered certain foods. The sufferer desires the items yet fears consequences such as heartburn bloating cramps nausea or headache. The advisory urges readers to try simple measures to ease symptoms.
Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters Before meals
Advertisement notes that Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters should be taken before meals to strengthen the stomach and cure various ailments, promising substantial health benefits and improved digestion.
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Hostetter
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