Funeral on special train for Weston rancher Zeuskes death
Edward Zeuske, a 39 year old rancher, was killed in a Weston runaway. A special Northern Pacific train departs at 12:30 to Helix for the funeral, conducted by Rev. Walter Palne. Woodmen of the World members and other friends accompany the cortege, pallbearers named, and burial planned in Helix Cemetery. He leaves a wife and a one year old son.
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Woodmen of the World
Weston
Edward Zeuske
Helix
Northern Pacific
Walter Palne
James Hill
Will Shannon
Will Knight
Zeuske
Houston County
Minnesota
Cold start warns of delaying treatment
A fragment urges immediate action at the onset of a cold, warning that waiting worsens duration and difficulty of cure. It stresses that every hour lost early can extend suffering and calls for prompt care.
F and S Cold Capsules Save Time and Trouble
The claim extols F S cold capsules as a cure all that saves time and prevents sickness worry and expenses, asserting they never fail.
Change of name Mary Stanton to Mary Read in Oregon
In Umatilla County, Oregon, the court decreed that Mary Stanton shall be renamed Mary Read. Public notice is ordered by publication in the East Oregonian for 10 days. Pendleton, Oregon, June 8, 1908. Signed by County Judge T. P. Gilliland.
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State of
Oregon
Umatilla
Mary Stanton
Mary Read
East Oregonian
Pendleton
Ferguson Wins Victory In Nation Assault Case
Deputy District Attorney Charles J. Ferguson won his first legal battle by convicting Bert Nation of assault and battery in Justice Parkes court. Nation, a ditch rider, was fined five dollars plus costs after a lengthy trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Nation
Justice’ Court
Charles J. Ferguson
Nation
Justice Parkes
Ferdinand Kraft
A. Newberry
J. T
Teutsch seeks discharge from bankruptcy obligations
Lee Teutsch asks Federal Judge Wolverton for an order releasing him from obligations tied to his bankruptcy. The motion, routinely granted at case termination, is set for June 25 to determine eligibility and proper showing. Special rates on cord wood vary by route with Meacham to Pendleton at $1 per cord during May and June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Teutsch
Wolverton
Teutsch
R. & N. Company
Meacham
Pendleton
Walla Walla
Tea Linger Longer Over It and a Refund Promise
A fragment hints at tea culture with a poetic line about a loveliest woman pouring and a grocer offering a money back guarantee. The text also mentions Mike Schilling's Best and a playful promise of payment to hin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Schilling
Corrigan Freed Over Old Georgia Banknote Charge
P A Corrigan of Pendleton, a liquor dealer, was discharged in a case alleging he passed old Georgia bank notes before the war. Authorities claimed he used a prewar bill in Wallula, but witnesses placed him there only to sell liquor. The bill proved worthless when returned, amid a Northwest circulation of such stale notes.
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Pendleton Liquor Dealer
Prom
P. A. Corrigan
Walla Walla County
Georgia
Corrigan
Wallula
Walla Walla
Pendleton
Northwest
Land Open to Entry in August in Columbia County
Six hundred acres of land in Columbia county, part of Wenaha national forest reserve, will be thrown open to entry in August. The notice, received by Register A. J. Gills, says the land is valuable for agricultural use. Nearby residents who applied will receive the first right of filing.
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Columbia County
Wenaha National Forest Reserve
Register
A. J. Gills
Land Office
Walla Walla
Revival at Pilot Rock Begins With Tent Meetings
A successful series of Presbyterian tent meetings is held in Pilot Rock this week directed by Rev Levi Johnuson a Sunday school missionary. Rev A J Adams arrived from Moor to assist and Rev W L Van Nuys opened the meetings Monday to a large attendance. Interest remains high and the meetings will continue at least through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilot Rock
Presbyterian Church
Levi Johnuson
A. J. Adams
Moor
W. L van Nuys
Council Tonight Plans on Cemetery Water System Contract
At the council meeting this evening the cemetery water system project will be discussed including possibly letting the reservoir and piping contract. Neagle Bros. hold the pipe contract. Since bids were received the cemetery committee secured a $1000 reduction with potential further cuts. The council may also review the city’s financial condition.
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Neagle Bros
Cemetery Committee
Land sale seals 4760 acres to R N Stanfield for 11900
R N Stanfield buys 4760 acres from J Frank Watson for 11900 dollars. The deed filed today covers land in township a north of range 31 and west of Echo, near Fosters. Grantor reserves rights to any land where newer discoveries may exist. Originally Northern Pacific property, transferred with reservation.
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R. N. Stanfield
J Frank Watson
Range 31
Echo
Fosters
Northern Pacific
N. P Handst
Thia Reservation
Helix to Celebrate Fourth of July This Year
Helix merchant M. L. Morrison announced plans to hold a Fourth of July celebration in the city this year. He and his wife discussed the idea after noting their pleasant memory of two years ago and said arrangements are now under way.
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Helix
M. L. Morrison
Mr. Morrison
Smythe Captains Company L in New Officer Elections
The meeting following last night’s drill elected Smythe captain of Company L with Aldrich as first lieutenant and Oliver as first sergeant. Kern’s resignation prompted swift, unanimous votes to fill vacancies before encampment. Winter earned the Wing Medal as top drillmaster among noncommissioned officers. The unit planned summer service uniforms and an encampment at the Oliver place before Sunday afternoon departure.
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B. Alkdrich
R. N. Oliver
Charles Winter Wing
Bes
M. Ss. Kern
Dun P. Smythe
BE. B. Aldrich
Roland Oliver
Leutenant
Kern
Ame
Winter
Charles Winter
George Hartman, Jr
Oregon
C. K. Cranston
Hartman
Oliver Place
Fred Lockley Takes California Field for Pacific Monthly
Fred Lockley, former circulation manager of the East Oregonian, is appointed California advertising field for Pacific Monthly of Portland and will reside in Los Angeles. He has spent two years as field advertising agent in the northwest and now will write advertising articles and conduct campaigns for the Oregon magazine in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Lockley
East Oregonian
California
Pacific Monthly
Portland
Los Angeles
Lockley
Northwest States
Oregon
Golden State
Saloon to Show Shop Conversion Moves Ahead
The Eagles Show Shop, now in the Eagles building, is relocated to the former Pullman saloon site. Carpenters are transforming the old Pullman into a moving picture show room, with the move planned as soon as work finishes.
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Eagles Show Shop
Eagles
Pullman
St Barnabas Day Services in Church of the Redeemer
Tomorrow is St Barnabas Day with Holy Communion service at 7 30 in the Church of the Redeemer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Barnabas
Holy Communion
Church of the Redeemer
Hereford breeder George Linsner arrives with farm supplies
George Linsner, a noted Hereford cattle breeder of eastern Oregon, is in the city with a load of farm supplies. He recently shipped a fine lot of young Herefords to Seattle via the Northern Pacific, including a 1900 pound three year old bull. Linsner operates a top herd, took many prizes at last year’s district fair, and has several fine young animals for sale amid strong business.
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George Linsner
Northern Pacific
Seattle
Linsner
Northern Pacific Trains Blockaded, Redirected to Butte
Two trains bearing the Selle-Floto cireus from northern Idahon to Mon tana passed through the city last evening at 9 o'clock over the O. R. & N. They were blockaded by washouts on the Northern Pacific and forced to come by way of the O. FR. & N. and Short Line to Butte, where they will resume performances.
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Northern Idahon
Montana
Northern Pacific
Butte
Also Mentioned on This Page
DR. Price
Standard Grocery Co
Court St
Golden Rule
F&s's
Tallman & Co
T. P. Gilliland
the Fair Store
United States Depository
Wenaha
Council
Cemetery
R. ON. Stanfield
O Haye
Donaldson
Bon-Ton
Pendleton Drug Comp
Boston
Northern Pacific Railway
Yellowstone National Park
Livingston
B. Calderhead
Walla Walla, Wash
W. Adams
Ore
A. B. Charlton
Morrison St
Max Baer
Uber
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