Eastern Oregon agricultural society names three appointees
Governor Chamberlain named Frank Frazier G A Hartman Sr of Pendleton and Oscar Hiatt of Morrow County to the Third Eastern Oregon District Agricultural Society. The commission will organize in Pendleton with four county society appointees and two Pendleton members. An annual $1500 appropriation funds premiums. The board must report yearly. The Pendleton appointees are Judge Hartman and Frank Frazier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Eastern Oregon Agricultural Society
Umatilla
Morrow County
Chamberlain
Frank Frazier
G. A. Hartman, Sr
Oscar Hiatt
Eastern
Morrow County Society
Eastern Oregon District Agricultural Society
Pendleton
Fur association plans post harvest land purchase
Frank Frasier said the fur association intends to delay collection of subscribed amounts until after harvest since the Armstrong tract cannot be secured before then due to a current wheat crop. The group has no option on Armstrong land but believes they can purchase it or secure an alternative site if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fur Association
Frank Frasier
Armstrong
Bridal Pair Misses Bags After Train Departure
Yesterday saw several weddings with one couple, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ely, exiting for Athena on the evening train without their grips. The cab driver blamed Judge Hartman for delaying the cab at the Marsh residence to trim it with shoes, causing the luggage to be left behind as the train pulled away. The driver chased the train and caught it near the hospital switch, but the bags remained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Ely
Athena
Hartman
Marsh
Hoxpittal
Delivered Cavalry Horses From Union County
Ex County Clerk George Benson W D Officer of John Day and Floyd Wilson of Union return from Seattle after delivering cavalry horses to the United States government for the Philippines. Horses were bought in Union Baker and Grant counties, with most supply exhausted. The party plans to depart for Union tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Benson
Union County
W. D
John Day
Floyd Wilson
Union
Seattle
United States
Philippines
Seatte
Baker
Grant Coun
Panoramic camera bought for coastal views by Burne Bros
Burne Bros purchase an Al Vista Panoramic camera for 100 dollars to capture scenic views. The device takes a 22 inch long picture and a 150 degree view, more than double that of an ordinary camera. They secured a fine town view from Observatory Hill.
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Burne Bros
Observatory Hill
Converts Reach Over Hundred At Salem Revival
The fifth week of Rev. S M Martin’s Christian revival in Salem closes with great success. The total converts during the meetings exceed 100.
Nature Spares The Stricken Hose From Grief
A period voice note on hair loss blamed on a germ and praised Newbro's Herpicide for destroying the parasite. The ad mentions samples by The Herpicide Co. in Detroit and agents Bend 100, A. C. Koeppen & Hros.
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Eclentiria
Newbro
Bend 100
Herpicide Co
Detroit
Mich
A. C. Koeppen & Hros
Save with Pendleton Bank Deposits Ad
A local bank advertises minimal cash needs and encourages every person to become a deponitor at the Commercial National Bank of Pendleton. It promises exceptional inducements for depositing surplus funds and hints at how little one can get by financially.
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Commercial National Bank of
Pendleton
Plea of Guilty Surprise and Indictments in Court
Witnesses wrapped up Pendleton gambling cases as grand jurors prepared a verdict. Mose Taylor of Athens was indicted for attempted arson after a Barn plot with McGrath and Palmer. George Guinette accused of stealing laundry at Main Street lodging house. Coleman pled guilty to home stealing and received one year with parole. Beacham v Hanlon awarded defendant costs and damages in wage suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses Taylor
Pendleton
J. B. McDill
George Guinette
Guinettes
Penland
Main Street
Collier
Winter
Phelps
Sesson
W. R. Coleman
Coleman
Ellis
Young Hurst
Mose Taylor
Moseee Taylor
Athena
Taylor
John Bannister
Richard McGrath
Monroe Palmer
Baeen
Bonnteter
Tayior
Tria
Carter
Raley & Raley
W. M. Peterson
B. Beacham Oeathed ‘J.P. Hanlon
Dixie mine ships first load of concentrates to Tipton
Zoeth Houser of the Dixie mine reports the mill running one shift and the last wagon of concentrates hauled to Tipton for shipment to the Sumpter shelter. Machinery for the Standard mine sawmill will be moved to the Dixie this week as roads are fair. The large district mine rush continues with ore blocks prepared for a year of mill operation once started.
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Zoeth Houser
Dixie
Quartaburg
Baker
Pendleton
Inland Empire
Tipton
Lana
Speakers Named For Eagles' Echo Plen ary Event
The Echo gathering on June 21 selects Dell Carey Smith of Spokane John Considine of Seattle Rev J R N Ball of Baker City J T Hinkly J H Raley James A Fee Conrad Platwoeder and A Bennett of Irrigan as speakers The Pendleton Eagles will hold a local talent minstrel on June 20 in the Echo hall and Fraser Opera House hosts graduation exercises tonight with Rev Trivellis delivering the address. Councill meeting tonight led by J R Dickson in Mayor Matlock's absence due to weddings.
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Eagles
Phalice
Echo
Dell Carey Smith
Spokane
John Considine
Seattle
J. R. N. Ball
Baker City
J. T. Hinkly
J. H. Raley
James A. Fee
Conrad Platwoeder
A. Bennett
Irrigan
Pendleton Eagles
Eeho
Matlock
J. R. Dickson
Frank Culton Returns to Patton Barber Shop
After several weeks ill with typhoid fever Frank Culton resumes work at the Patton barber shop. The Ladies of the Parish Aid Society host a strawberry social at the Parish this afternoon and evening beginning at six and continuing through the evening.
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Frank Culton
Patton
Parish Aid Society
Highways Committee Work Promotes Road Meeting In Pendleton
Pendleton civic leaders push for strong turnout for Monday road meeting. Judge Hartman T G Hailey and A Kunkel tour county to drum up farmer and citizen support. Woman's club ladies manage program music and organize efforts to macadamize main streets and reduce mud and dust. Official invitation and program announced by the committee.
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Pendleton
George
A. “Hartman
T. G. Hailey
A. Kunkel
Woman's Club
Robinson
Joe Pare Still Missing Disappearance Sparks Manhunt
Major J J McKoin visiting town says Joe Parr has not been seen since Monday evening but authorities believe he is hiding in the reservation or mountains and may return in weeks United States marshal at Portland alerted and deputies may be sent after Parr Eli Parr and the wounded brother are recov ering Rener vation misspelled. meanwhile transport upgrades roll out Washington & Columbia River Tillway and Northern Pacific announce a new time card improving service Pendleton 1 pm departs for Seattle Tacoma next day Spokane by 6 am Sleeping cars on all NP trains east and west from Paseo Taken to Salem Sheriff Taylor leaves with Otto Hlockin c Smith and Smith Jr who robbed a Umatilla house. forgery sentence and parolee to reform school
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J. J. McKoin
Umatilla Janency
Joe Parr
United States
Portland
Parr
Eli Parr
Washington
Salem
T. D. Taylor
Balem
Otto Hlockinc Smith
Young Smith
Umatilla
Reform School
Has Bought Property in Pendleton by J J Hamley
J J Hamley of Kendrick Idaho purchased the harness business of J A Smith on Court street and has bought residence property of J M Bentley on the north river bank. He will occupy it at once with his family already relocated to Pendleton, making a permanent settlement.
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J. J. Hamley
Kendrick
Tdaho
J. A. Smith
Court Street
J. M. Bentley
Pendleton
Willamette gauging under state engineer’s plan
State Engineer Lewia moves to the upper Willamette to initiate gauging as required by last session’s law. The principal stream will be measured to determine flow and potential power generation. Real estate transfers noted include Annie E Snapp to James Huston for lot 3 block D Ukiah for 350 dollars and M C Cash to Nannie C Maynard for land in section 36 township 4 north range 36 BEW for 600 dollars.
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Willamette
Lewia
Willamette River
Annie E. Snapp
James T. Huston
Ukiah
M. C. Cash
Nannie C. Maynard
Township
Range
BE. W, M
Strawberries Delay Trains From Hood River Create Daily Late Runs
Eastbound D R and MN passenger trains run late daily due to huge Hood River strawberry shipments. Berry car transfer and switching cause the delays. Hood River crop this season is estimated at 175 carloads. A marriage license was issued to W A Holmes and Rosie B Ripple, both residents of the county.
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Passengeer
Hood River
W. A. Holmes
Rosie B. Ripple
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Mason Fruit
OWL Tea
Hiatt Fair Commissioners
Judge Hartman
Tallman @ Co
Commercial Nat’] Bank
Girguit Court
Joe Pare
Boston
Roosevelt
Madsareca
Conrad Platzoeder
Sullivan & Bond's
Pendleton Meat CO
Umatilla Meat CO
Corner Court
Johnson Streets
W. H. Gatward
Geo. M. Baer
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