Buckardges Prepare for Battle Sunday
Buckardges and Beers from Walla Walla prepare for a decisive Sunday game in Round-up Park. Pendleton leads series after thrilling thirteen innings, with crowds from Hermiston Umatilla and Westinton ready to attend. Reports say Clyde Parkes may start for the Bears, while Stedn could join as a trump move. Cocniy Court Meets with road petitions on the agenda.
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Pendleton
Walla Wallan
Line Mountain League
Walla Walla
Washington
Bercer
Spooks
Huckarooss
Garden
Clyde Parkes
Victoria
Bears
Jady
Trump
Stedn
Former Pendletonian Bulls Build New Beaumont Home
In eastern Beaumont several houses are under construction including the Harry Y Be Folsom residence nearing completion and occupancy in about two weeks. The modern eight room home has five downstairs and three upstairs, with a large barn for horses and ten new fruit trees planted. The grounds will feature olive trees, plants, and shrubs. Beaumont News.
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Beaumont
Folsom
Beaufront
Beaumont News
Snow and Arington Guests at Bowman Hotel
RP Fy Snow and his wife are listed as guests staying at the Bowman hotel with no further details on dates or activities.
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RP Fy Snow
of Arington
Bowman Hotel
Newsy Notes of Pendleton Highlights from Pendleton
The note sheet mentions the Spanish War Veterans of Oregon in Portland with Pendleton’s local camp unable to send four delegates to the reunion. It also mentions Frank Mytinger of the Oregon-Washington Railroad and Navigation Company taking a 30 day layoff to travel with his wife to Portland for the Rose Festival, Seattle, and British Columbia. Katherine Sharp, daughter of Dr and Mrs Samuel F Sharp, is named principal designate of the Cambridge high school for next year after a College of Portland program in Pendleton.
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Portland
Oregon
Katherine Sharp
Samuel F. Sharp
Pendleton
Frank Mytinger
O.wl HL & N
T Ie
Tetroon No
Bpurtland
Seattle
British Columbie
Judiciary member to attend Rose Festival trip
Will M. Forerson, newly appointed to the state judiciary by Governor West, left on the 17th for Portland to attend the Rose Festival for several days and then proceed to Silom for the first meeting of the new committee.
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Judiciary Committee
Will M. Forerson
State Judiciaes Compacttue
West
Portland
Silom
Bellte of Plot Rock Injured Trying to Stop Runaway Wagons
Frank Belte, of Douglas Bells of Plot Rock, was crushed between two wagons while trying to prevent his team from running away on Saturday. Dr E Parker reported this morning that he is improved but still not out of danger. He was brought to St Anthony's hospital Sunday morning by Dr Fred Liewillen and has required constant attendance since.
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Young Bells
Frank Belte
Douglas Bells
Plot Rock
E. Parker
St. Anthony's Hostites
Fred Liewillen
Milnes Accepts Pendleton Pastorate Call
Rev Frank J Milnes accepted the call to the Pendleton Presbyterian church as pastor for at least a year after serving two months ago and preaching there before returning home to Illinois.
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Milnes
Frank J. Milnes
Loca
Miles
Pendleton
Tiinois
The Prize Fish Story at the Millrace
Wilter Gill a young clerk at the Frazier Nelson book store is celebrated as the city’s proudest boy. He fished last night with a small fly hook and caught a salmon trout measuring 25 inches and weighing six pounds, enough to feed his whole family.
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Wilter Gill
Frazier-Nelson
Iaane Walton
Attractive Navajo Rugs Display at Pendleton Summer Store
Pendleton Woolen Mills receives a large Navajo Rugs assortment from the Navajo Reservation to be sold at Seaside Summer store this season. The shipment showcases diverse weaves designs and colors and will be on display Friday and Saturday for public viewing and examination.
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Pendleton Woolen Mills
Seaside
No Change in Time of No 1 Pendleton Portland Train
Reported schedule changes for the Pendleton Portland train are incorrect. The No 1 service from Walla Walla to Pendleton remains planned to arrive at 10:00 am at Pendleton and will dwell at the depot for a few minutes before continuing to Portland.
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Pendleton Portland
Hy Wiley
Walla Wiaum
Penieten
Pendieten
Tolotock Ao
Sham Battle Near Fork Ends In Bloody Night Light
In a grim clash between two Tafontenr platoons, Lieutenant Vinker led a frontal assault against entrenched troops along the park embankment. Storie’s force opened deadly fire, the fight collapsing into a chaotic melee as embankments echoed with rifle flashes under a夜 sky, leaving the outcome unclear.
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Udstaund
Tafontenr
Vinker
Thar Pattie Nelson Story in Portland Journal
A fragment describes Patting Nelson and a Mehtwotgint magi line in a newspaper story. It notes an interview in the Portland Journal published last evening and a depot scene with a No 18 locomotive, implying rapid publication and author anticipation.
Unclear uproar as train arrival sparks street clash
Report describes a disturbance on Malm Street near Webb with several men, including one named Watson, implicated in stealing items from Alexander store and Hanscome Jewelry. The mob dispersed and the suspect was escorted from the city. The incident followed the arrival of an eastbound No 18 train en route to Portland.
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Ke Hia
Pendleton
Portland
Kunkel Graduates as Lewis & Clark High Confirms
Hlomer Kankel graduates at Spokane Lewis and Clark High School. Will Moore family receives invitations to commencement for Hamed D. Kunkel, son of A. Kunkel of Pendleton. The commencement appears set for June 9.
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Hlomer Kankel
Will Moore
Lewis & Clark High School
Spokane
Hamed D. Kunkel
Young Kunkel
A. Kunkel
Pendleton
Milling Concern Plans Pendleton Saw Mill Venture
At a Commercial club meeting between the managing board and W. W. Nibley of a Meacham saw mill, discussion covered establishing a mill in Pendleton to process timber from southern Umatilla and northern Grant counties. Nibley eyed a railroad link to bring logs to Pendleton, citing mild winters and abundant timber as key inducements. Douglas Heit estimated about one thousand million feet of timber, proposing an electric road to Pendleton or the nearby river if major rail lines do not extend.
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Commercial Club Managing Board
W. Nibley
Meacham
Cmatia
Grant
Nibley
Commercial Club
Ate
Pendleton
Mate
Jack Keefe
Douglas Heit
Umatilla
Petty Acres Sold Near Wenaha Springs
Lillian May Swanson and husband John Swanson sold forty acres about three miles north of Wenaha Springs to Adam Ruckman for six hundred dollars. The deal records show clear transfer of property and price, with the buyers and location specified.
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Petty
Lillian May Swanson
John Swanson
Wenaha Springs
Adam. Ruckman
Two Marriage Licenses Tested in Pilot Rock Area
Marriage licenses issued to Clarence Adama of Ukiah and Margaret Meinboth of Pendleton and to Charles E. Owens and Susie A. Dupuis. The Adamas wed at Pilot Rock yesterday morning and will reside at the Adama ranch near Ukiah.
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Clarence Adama
Ukiah
Margaret Meinboth
Pendleton
Charles E. Owens
Susie A. Dupuis
Pilot Rock
Adama Ranch
Ukinh
Pendleton Willow Street Property Sold to Restaurant Owner
Recorder Ren 3S Burroughs records the sale of 12 of lot 9 and all of lot 14 in block 17, original Pendleton town, Willow street between Alty and Court. Tom Swearingen, proprietor of the French restaurant, purchases from EBRR and Mary Valley with no consideration stated.
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Ren 3S Burroughs
Tom Swearingen
EBRR
Mary Valley
Pendleton
Willow Street
Alty
Court
R R E Drisea of Go Grands among out of town visitors
R R E Drisea of Go Grands is among the out of town visitors noted in the city listings. The report highlights local events and visiting teams, with Drisea’s participation mentioned as part of the broader sports roundup.
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R.R. E. Drisea
Go Grands
House Adopts Clayton Resolution Today
The house approved the Clayton resolution urging the attorney general to seek information on the possible criminal prosecution of officers in the American Tobacco case recently declared on trust by the supreme court.
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Washington
House
American Tobacco Company
Supreme Court
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Treas
Buckardges
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Pendleto
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Umatulla
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Athena
Weston
Cocniy
Horace Walker
Camumng
Grav Bros
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Newsy
Helix
Walllan
Helis
Musteal
College of Porpora
Perlives
Douglas
Bad
The
East Oregonian
Snyder Music Store
Kyptok
Dale Rothwell
Optometrist
Wm. Hanscom
Dector
Pendleton Dye Works
Orete
Phone Main
Alta
Boston
LN Town
Main ST
Taylor Hardware and
Pendleton Drug Co
McKay
Birch Creek
Enburbon
E. T. Wade
Temple Big Pendleton
Ore
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