Fire Blight Threaten Pendleton Orchards
A Pendleton area bulletin warns that the fire blight bacterium endangers nearby pear and apple orchards. It cannot be cured by spraying. affected parts must be cut away and burned, with sterilization of cutting tools. The bulletin urges immediate orchard checks and notes a Corvallis bulletin on treatment. Many local officials are listed in an ongoing notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
R. W. Allen
Experiment Staton
Hermiston
Allen
Walla Walla Valley
Hottest Day Of The Year Sets New Record
The official thermometer reached 101. at 2 36 pm, five degrees above the former high of 96 set in May. Warm winds threaten wheat as the minimum dropped to 42 last night. Dooly comments on life and poverty.
Pendleton Social Roundup of Visiting Notables
Local arrivals and departures fill Pendleton and surrounding areas as residents and visitors from Athena Pilot Rock Echo and other towns transact business and attend events. Notables include J St Dennis George Hughes Fr Dorn Louis Keeler Amy Wilhiby Mrs O Daniel and Prink McKenzie, plus officers and agents from rail and harvester firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J, St. Dennis
Athena
Pendleton
George Hughes
Pilot Rock
Fh. Dorn
Echo
County Gear
Louis Keeler
George O'Daniel
Prink McKenzie
Hermiston
W. J. Clark
Clark Hardware Company
Coe
J. B. Perry
J. FE. Frank
Eilers
WH. Roberts
Holt Combined Harvester
Alonzo Kiliotts
DD. Drake
Portland
George
Forest of Athena
St. George
E. L. Swartzlander
Umatilla
Robert T
Pendleton notes and a horse kicked healer report
Beaver State Herald editor H A Darnall spent the forenoon in Pendleton after attending a Grange meeting in Pullman with his parents en route to Portland. Gilbert Temple, Dr I A Temple’s brother, was badly cut when kicked in the face by a horse, needing stitches. College men James Sturgis, Crees Sturgis, and Tracy Baker return from the University of Washington, boosting the local Blue Mountain League baseball squad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Temple
Dr. I. A. Temple
James
Crees Sturgis
Tracy Baker
Seattle
University of Washington
Jim Sturgiss
Baker
Indians Seek Divorce in Cayuse Indian allottee case
The circuit court hears Julia Johnson formerly Fitz Gerald sue Dick Johnson also known as Ume-sis-kon, Cayuse Indian allottees, married 18 years, with three children aged three to six. She alleges desertion three years ago and seeks $100 annually for child support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Johnson
Julia Fitz- Gerald
Dick Johnson
Circuit
Mall service restored on trains 45 and 46 to Pendleton towns
Postmaster J. M. Frown ordered mall to be carried between Pendleton and Adams Athena and Weston. Mall will not be carried between Milton and Freewater and Pendleton. Service had been stopped nearly a week, prompting complaints from residents along the line. East Oregonian notes Athena and Weston subscribers regain delivery under new routing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams
Athena
Weston
Traja No. 45
J. M
Pendleton
Milton
Freewater
Alc
Walla Walla i
Oregonian
Adia
F. Berrus
Money Promissory Action Filed In Circuit Court
An adult case for money was filed in circuit court this afternoon by Abais Wable against S. BE. Clark. The suit seeks $150 in promissory notes collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abais Wablegainst S. BE. Clark
Girl Bride Is Sentenced For Theft
Mary Cannon, aged bride, was sentenced to 20 days in jail for stealing three rings from Mrs. f Aheed. The sentence was suspended on good behavior with costs to the county due to the destitute state of her aged mother. The theft occurred April 20, the day before her marriage to printer John Cannon. She was underage and married without her mother’s consent, who took her home to Greer Idaho until Deputy Sheriff Cole arrested her. Her marriage prevented reform school placement. The item ends with a note on rising tobacco prices and Connecticut cabbages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piatlon
Weel
Mary Cannon
F Aheed
John Cannon
Greer
Idaho
Cole
Reform School
Insurance firm expands into Oregon at luncheon
At the managers luncheon today P Bishop and Will Moore attended at the Quelle Live Stock Insurance Company. The Mark Moorhouse Company wins agency of the Indiana and Ohio Live Stock Insurance of Crawfordville Indiana. The Indiana and Ohio Live Stock Insurance carries paid up capital of 200000 dollars and net assets over 450000 dollars, with 25 years in business. The company’s entry into Oregon pleases live stock owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P Bishop
Will Moore
Quelle
Live Stock Insurance Company
Mark Moorhouse Company
Indiana & Ohly Live Stock Insurance Company
Crawfordville
Indiana
Indiana & Ohio Live Stock Insurance Company
Oregon
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Standard Grocery Co
East Court Street
H. C. Mack
Will Harpole
James Huston
R. I. Yerza
C. L. Willis
D. C. Brownell
J. W Duncan
J. W. Lennox
W. E. Pound
W. H. Witherite
Edgar Hoon
Kyle McDaniels
Dan Kinney
C. EE. Simonds
D. O. Saunders
East Weston
Otis Turner
1. W. Godfrey
M. A. Bryson
J. M. O'Harra
George Proebster
Frank Price
Willow Springs
Ss. J. Carney
J. L. Hall
Harry Whitaker
James A. Ely
James Marcum
D. P. Hicks
Sentinels
Dale Rothwell
Optometrist
Wm. Hanscom
Dooly
Royal M. Sawtelle
Pendleton, Ore
Sullivan's Dylya and Cleaning Establishment
Pendlet al Dye Works
Spoon Arle
Frank Neagle
Neagle Brothers
Amy Wilhiby
Athens
Arcisti Moule
Albert Redd
Kahlotus Washington
Epple
G. BE. Emory
New York Central Lines
James G. Cutler
Northern Pacific
Fasco
Andrews
John Day
H. J. O'Neill
B. F. Harper
Presbyterian
Fidith Slusher
Walla Walla
Norton
Walter Lyman
Goldendale
Washington
Waffle
Canada
Pearle Dean
Gurdane
Fort Walla Walla
George Hoffman
John Kearney
Newsy
Commercial Association
Thompson
Wennha Springs
Jim
William “Raspherrs
Humphrey
Tuen de
Nogalin
Wenaha Springs
Anglers’ Society
G. J. la Dow
Connecticut
Main Street
Boston
Orpheum Theatre
Medernac Ti
Prorietor
Opportunity Sale
Workingmen’s Clothing Co
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