Local residents and visitors listed in city notes
C Bourne of La Grande Anamo is in the city on business. H P Rolfe of Walla Walla is guest of the Golden Rule. I Lisle Echo pioneer in town. H Reynolds of Freewater on a short business visit. Mr and Mrs W S Pierce of Weston guests of Hotel St George. Mr and Mrs Clyde Cook of Heppner guests at Pendleton briefly. Mr and Mrs P Thomas of Freeman Wash guests at Hotel St George. G K McE Mack attorney of Eureka Cal en route to visit sons in Spokane. Judge G A Hartman departed for Portland on business. Mr and Mrs J T Hinkle at The Dalles. Hinkle delegate to encampment. J A Blakley returned from Weston and Athena to serve papers in civil case. Mrs B T Wade left for Walla Walla to visit Cecil at college. Otto Boettcher away sheep buying for T F Boylen near Antelope. Sheriff T D Taylor left with a prisoner for Salem, sentenced to 18 months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
P. Thomas
Freeman, Wash
St. George
G. K. MceMack
Eureka
Cal
Spokane
G. A. Hartman
Portland
J. T. Hinkle
Dalles
Mr. Hinkle
J. A. Blakley
Weston
Athena
B. T. Wade
Walla Walle
Cecil
Otto Boettcher
T. F. Boylen
Antelope
T. D. Taylor
Salem
Borle and officials depart on business and leisure trips
J A Borle left this morning for Portland and Bound country on a business trip and will be away several days. Judge W H Ellis and son traveled to Upper Birch creek for several days of fishing with plans to rest Sunday and resume Monday. Mr and Mrs M A Ferguson went to Pendleton for a few days. Mrs Ferguson to visit her parents and Mr Ferguson to Portland on a business and pleasure trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Borle
Portland
W. H. Ellis and Son
Upper Birch Creek
Judge Ellis
M. A. Ferguson
Pendleton
Vacation at Stock Ranch by Pendleton Superintendent
Professor E H B Conklin will oversee a summer hay harvest on the Minam river high in Union county. He and his brothers own a hay ranch on the upper Minam where cattle roam the mountains and hay is hauled in on foot or horseback due to rugged trails. The Minam offers trout fishing black bear and abundant huckleberries while Mrs Conklin and the children stay with her parents Mr and Mrs Otho Eckeraly in Cove during vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Conklin
Minam
Oregon
EH. B. Conklin
Pendleton Public Schools
Cove
Union County
Wallowa Valley
Professor Conklin
Conklin
Germans in a hurry visit to Walla Walla ends brief
A German agricultural tour group arrived by train to Walla Walla but stayed only 25 minutes. General Agent Burns of O R N laments the truncated visit which disappointed locals after heavy promotion and planned stops at Blalock fruit farm and the saengerfest. The group meanwhile rushed to reach Spokane for a Yellowstone Park excursion, peering at Telegraph poles during a quick county glimpse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walla Walla
Burns
Walla Wlla
Willamette Valley
Portland
Spokane
Yellowstone Park
Blalock
Umatilla
Portland Singers Attend Walla Walla Event Tomorrow
The Portland Union Society will be in attendance at the Saengerbund at Walla Walla tomorrow and will participate in the singing. An excursion train leaves Pendleton at 8 15 a m for one dollar round trip, returning from Walla Walla at 8 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland Singers
Walla Walla
Portland Union Society
Saengerbund
Pendleton
Lewiston Cuts Irrigation To Preserve Water Supply
Lewiston City water officials announce a two day irrigation shutdown to conserve reservoir levels for essential kitchen use. The move aims to maintain sufficient supply amid depleted sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewiston
Pendleton Socials Embrace Farewells Weddings and News
In Pendleton this week a farewell reception honored Rev. F L Forbes at the Presbyterian church with about 75 attendees. A juvenile party hosted by Mrs Arthur Gibson celebrated her daughters Fay and Ruth with games and a luncheon. W M Zehrung married Miss Gavitt at the Presbyterian church in a decorated ceremony conducted by Rev Robert J Diven, followed by a reception at the bride’s mother’s home and a honeymoon trip to Portland and the coast. Numerous notes list visits and events from residents visiting Seattle Astoria Portland Boise City and beyond plus upcoming nuptials including Mabel Nye and Lachlan Macleay at the Church of the Redeemer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
We Presbyterian Church
F. L. Forbes
Academy
Forbes Aden
Arthur Gibson
West Railroad Street
Fay
Ruth
Lotta Livermore
Helen Cranston
Willie Milne
Maud McCarthy
Irene McCarthy
Nona Johnson
Una Smith
Havel Rader
Lucile Rader
Vivian Bailey
Nora Younger
Gertrude Jordan
Vera Boothby
Della Danner
Eunice Vogel
Alberta Hopper
Roy McFadden
Earl Morrow
Wilie Bollows
Donald Rader
Harold Warner
Zehrung-Gavitt
W. M. Zehrung
Miss Gavitt
Presbyterian Church
Robert J. Diven
Miss Hutchins
Mr. Zehring
A. C. Funk
Mr. Reed
Charles French
Joseph Kennedy
Zehring
Portland
J. A. Gavitt
Tuatin Street
Charles H. Carter
Seattle
Edith Haversham
Astoria
Ethel Johnson
McLane
Folsom
Court Street
Jessie Shepherd
Chicago
Miseé Grace Redman
Tacoma
Mable Nye
Water Street
J. A. Borie
Los Angeles
Miriam Strong
Pendinton Academy
Ida
Harriette Thompson
Elsie Folsom
William Blakeley
Mra Blakeley Jeff
Misa Stella Anderson
Gant Samaritan Hospital
Dallas
Roneburg
T. G. Hailey
Genevieve
Elisabeth
Boise City
Cozbinaley
Ing
Boise
Idaho
N. M. Perkins
W. P. Evans
Pendleton
la Grande
T. C. Taylor
Thursaday
Ilinois
Colorado
Nell Beach
Ackley
Iowa
Edna Carlson
Spokane
Bertha Alexander
Sumpter
Mabel Nye
Lachlan Macleay
Olympia
Church of the Redeemer
Preacher Bell Tells a Swapped Ballot Political Tale
In Baker City Rev. J. R. N. Bell, grand chaplain of the Masonnie frater nity, visits Pendleton and Weston to deliver a baccalaureate sermon. He recalls a swapping ballot tale with General W. H. Byers, revealing a cross party vote swap during a state election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. N. Bell
Baker City
Pendleton
Bell
Weston
Weston Normal School
Hell
Poviland
Masgonie
Masonie
Woldcat
W. H. Byers
Roseburg Plaindealer
General Byers
Review
Byers
Mr. Bell
Henry
Tom Near
Gallery Ready for Business After Fire Danner Reopens
Theodore Danner the photographer announces he is back in business after his studio and equipment were badly damaged by a Wednesday night fire He has rebuilt with new carpets scenery and apparatus though he laments the loss of valuable negatives and notes the fire hastened his seasonal housecleaning efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Danner
Atte
Danner
Edison to Exhibit Inventions at St Louis World’s Fair
Thomas A. Edison, famed inventor, will present a selection of his newest inventions at the World’s Fair in St. Louis, demonstrating advances in electrical devices and practical applications for daily use. The event features demonstrations, exhibits, and media coverage highlighting Edison’s ongoing research.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas A. Edison
St. Louis
Left for Spokane Pros Pray to Lead Shorthand Dept
Professor and Mrs Pray depart for Spokane where he will head the Pendleton Business College stenographic department. Pray has led the department since Mine Wood left, proving an instructor of high order and securing a competent, progressive Gregg shorthand teacher for Pendleton and the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Pray
Spokane
Mine Wood
Pray
Pendleton Business College
Pendleton
Walla Walla Saengerfest draws large attendance
The German Saengerfest in Walla Walla is described as the state’s most successful gathering with delightful weather. The Arion Society of Portland, a 40 member German musical group, joined dancers from Tacoma Spokane and Seattle. A Pendleton delegation plans to visit Sunday’s singing exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walla Walla
Announcement of delayed improvements and premium offer
Announcen building we Occupy in litigation sal We are to put off much he im ments until the g court hands down Its ows which is expected ADY time Therefore we will rily back to the Premiusy A $-cent premium tf every 25¢ purchase of fees baking Powder spice tracts etc Trusting the Public will with us in this Unavej and hoping for Contin past favors we are Yours truly.
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Oxford
Dindinger Wilson & CO
Tallman & Co
Good Drugs
St. George Restaurant
T. A. Oldfather
Pendleton and
Vicinity
Mile Condensing CO
Edie
Poor
Helvetia Mile Condensing CO
Highland, Llinois
Announgen
St. Joe Store
Lyons Mercantile Company
W.W. J. Clarke & Co
BIG
Boston
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