City Briefities and Local Notices in One Column
Kaiser loses his dog and Fermy is asked to look. For rent up to date cottage at 209 Garde Street. Piano for sale, $125, inquire Burns Bros. photograph gallery. Summer trimmed hats at Campbell’s Millinery. Court wheel. Laundry service by Robinson’s Domestic Laundry Main 60. Buy Pianola, easy terms. Eilers Piano House, 12 Main Street. Carney Kennedy cabstand at Tullmean’s Drug Store after 5 p.m. Call Main 70. Pendleton folks urged to rest peacefully with B. M. O. Be. Nuff sed, UC Rader. When in Portland stay at Hotel Oregon, rates $1 per day and up, European plan. Leathers’ Transfer & Storage Co. Main 611. Gritman’s cigar store office and stand. Wanted competent milesmen to represent factory on the road. Permanent position. Dept. 43, 1010 Atwood Ridge, Chicago. For Rent Suite unfurnished housekeeping rooms in East Oregonian Building. Moved J. B. Despain’s Cash Store to new location, selling out clothing at cost. Soda and city beer 0c per dozen, $1 per case. John Tingen, Eagle Building Court Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaiser
Garde Street
Burns Bros
Cos
Campbell
Robinson
Eilers Piano House
Main Street
Carney & Kennedy
Tullmean
Bun Leathers’ Transfer & Storage Co
Gritman
Poashion Permanent
Atwood Ridg
Chicago
Oregon
Ian Building
Lj. B
Storm Turns Land Near Milton Into Valuable Property
A heavy storm deposits thick alluvial soil on previously rocky land near Milton, increasing value. Similar soil deposits reported near Mill Creek, enhancing prospects. Roads and bridges washed out by last week’s storm hinder rural mail delivery but routes remain passable with delays.
Damon lodge No 4 elects new officers for term
At the meeting of Damon lodge No 4 held last evening the officers for the coming term were elected. Roy Raley becomes chancellor commander BE. B. Aldrich is vice chancellor Dan P. Smythe prelate Carl Cooley master of work M. & Kerti master at arms C. D. Semple inner warden Conrad Smith outer guard. Hold-over officers are A. F. E. Lambert keeper of records and seal and master of finance and Louis Greenwald master of exchequer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Damon Lodge No. 4
Roy Raley
BE. B. Aldrich
Dan P. Smythe
Carl Cooley
Kerti
Arma
D. Semple
Innier Wudnd
Conrad Smith
Outer Cierd
A. F E. Lambert
Heeper
Louis Greennwald
Divorce Granted in Pendleton Case to Nelsons
Yesterday Judean W. Robilis granted a divorce to Mary J. Nelson from George W. Nelson. Peter West appeared as attorney for the plaintiff. The parties had arrangements concerning staying in the Pendleton gallery location in Pulltown, Wash. Burns Bros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judean W. Robilis
Mary J. Nelson
George W. Nelson
Peter West
Townwide Visitor Notes and Arrivals in Pendleton
In Pendleton today many visitors and residents were noted. Sheridan of Reho and Raulstone of Adams greeted the town, while Mra M A Thompson left for a month in Portland. Numerous others from Milton, Pilot Rock, Freewater, Corvallia, Walla Walla, Payette and Baker City arrived, visited, or returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B, Ll. Sheridan
Reho
J. J. Raulstone
Adams
Burbnéne
M. A. Thompson
Portland
Matt Mangrove
Milton
H. H. McReynolds
Pilot Rock
T. Theuatien
Adame
Etty
Business
Co, & Turner
Werton
Pearson
Freewater
J.B. Walden
Ernest Hudson
Corvallia
M. A. Sturdivant
Tomes FE. Waleh
Walla Walla
W. G. Preston
Waltsburg
H. G. Preston
Baker City
Pendleton
Filen Stafford
Union
D. W. 8. Reid
Heppner
Will McKinney
Commercial National Bank
Alba W. Rugg
Cascade Locks
J. BE. Thompson
Harry C. Thompson
Walla Wallo
Johnson-Thompson
H.R. Hall
Bank of Weston
Grand Jury
FR. W. Marke
Lynn K. Biakeslee
Supreme
T. G. Halley
Salem
J. B. Smith iv
Pendleton-Huntington
MH. C. Grady
la Grande Ie
W. E. Borah
Boles
Ldntio
United States
Mre
Roosevelt
Harriet Stine
Funeral of A. D. Blue Held by Knights of Pythias and Woodmen
Funeral services for A. D. Blue were held at the reservation home at 10 oclock with rites by Damon Lodge No. 4 Knights of Pythias and Woodmen of the World. Roy Raley officiated as chancellor. Blue belonged to Athena’s Knights of Pythias and Woodmen camp. Pallbearers were T. G. Montgomery Charles Gay Del York James Stipp Sam Forshaw William Winetip, drawn from both orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. of BP
Woodmen of the World
Ite A. D
Ofelock
Chinrge
Damon Lodge No. 4
Knights of Pythias
Roy Raley
Hommender
Knights of Pythias Lodge
Athena
Woodmen
That Place
the Pallbeaters
T. G. Montgomery
Charles Gay
del York
James Stipp
Sam Forshaw
William Winetip
Suitton Kopittke Nuptials And Delayed Salvation Army Talk
Louis Sutton and Miss Eva Kopittke were married at the bride’s home by Rev W T L Van Nuys. They plan to reside in Pendleton. Sutton works at Gordon and Harrison. Kopittke is daughter of Henry Kopittke. Major Walte of the Portland Salvation Army was unable to speak tonight due to a delayed train and will speak at the Congregational church next Monday and Thursday, with a Walla Walla visit in between. St Joseph's academy graduation at Frazer theater tonight. Tom Nelligan, suspected in the Renton millhuff murder near Tacoma, was discharged by the coroner’s jury.
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Suitton-Kopittke
Louis Sutton
Eva Kopittke
W. TL. van Nuys
Prest Presbyterian Church
Pendleton
Sutton
Gordon and Harrison
Mise Kopittke
Henry Kopittke
Walte
Portland
The
Salvation Army
Corre
Ional
Plang
Walla Walla
St. Joseph's Academy
Frazer Theater
Tom Nelligan
Kiste Millhuff
Renton
Tacoma
Competing Railways Edge Toward Shared Bridges
Portland June 6 important element in the clash between Hi and Harriman railroad lines on the north bank of the Columbia is the use of the new bridges being built by the Great Northern and Northern Pacific to span the Columbia and Willamette rivers. Harriman interests seek crossing rights via compromise or joint construction, possibly with trackage rights on the bridges. Wide grade differences near Maggly Junction hinder simultaneous use, prompting proposals to align grades or grant shared operation from Vancouver to Portland.
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Portland
Harriman
Columbia
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Wilamette
Tacoma
Seattle
Columbia River
Willamette River
Columbie River
Maggly Junction
Elte
Harriman Trinn
Vancouver
Port[land
Rebate Case Opened in Federal Court
In Kansas City on June 1 the rebate case against Armour Swift Morris and Cudahy packing companies opened in federal court with a jury selected and an agreed statement of facts submitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Armour, Swift, Morris and Cudahy
Brean
Will Dismiss Tile Case in New York Indictment
Jerome has decided to dismiss the indictment against Josephine Terranova next Monday. The girl is charged with the murder of her uncle, who allegedly defiled her. she was acquitted on the charge of murdering her aunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jerome
Josephine Terranova
California women win withdrawal of funds for prison clubs rehab
In St Paul on June 1 the California delegation of the Women’s Federation of Clubs secured the convention’s withdrawal of a resolution to appropriate 10,000 pounds for the treasury to rehabilitate prison clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pelee
St. Paul
Women's Federatinn of Clube
Gon- Ventton
Treasury
Indiana Democratic Convention Opens With Bryan Sway
In Indianapolis on June 7 the Democratic state convention opened the morning with Chairman Shively speaking in favor of Bryan for the presidency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Indianapolis
Shively
Bryan
Empress Birthday Observed. Wheat Markets Reported
Pound adjourned session in St. Petersburg as the douma marks the empress birthday. Chicago wheat moved to 853 8, corn 51?, oats 331 8. Movement to elect Admiral W Sehley to the U S Senate from Maryland to succeed Gorman. Sehroy described as a staunch democrat and Maryland native.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pound
St. Petersburg
Chicago
W. Sehley
United States Senate
Maryland
Gorman
Sehroy
State
Indian Veterans Meet in Portland Encampment June 13
The Pacific Northwest Indian War veterans association plans its annual encampment in Portland on June 13 at the White Temple Twelfth and Taylor. An estimated 200 to 400 veterans are expected to attend. 4H. G. Mount of Silverton will preside. a banquet for veterans will be held at the White Temple on June 14 under Mrs. C. Henry Chambrenou and J. McDanel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Northwest
Portland
Oregon Daily Journal
White Temple
Twelfth
Taylor Streeze
Northwest
G. Mount of
Silverton
C. Henry Chambrenou
J. McDanel
Cattle Shipment to Seattle by Williams and Coldwell
A shipment of 174 head of cattle and a carload of fat sheep were sent to Frey Prairie Seattle last evening via the W and C R. Williams, noted as the company buyer, led the cattle consignment sourced from southern Uintah County. Coldwell accompanied the sheep shipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frey-Prairie
Seattle
Williams
Inthis County
Unatlle
William Coldwell
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L. Hunziker
Egypt
Damon Lodge
Pulltown
Wash
Koeppen’s
A. D. Blue
Tiarriman
Tl Pieht
TAS
Inin
Ent
Gilet
California
Goodyear Rubber Co
Line
Taylor Hardware Co
Bingham Springs
Blue Mountain
M. B. Foley
Gibbon
Ore
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