First Inland Empire baseball clash Baker City vs Pendleton
Baker City and Pendleton meet tomorrow at Matlock grounds in the Inland Empire league’s first ever cross match this year. Pendleton adds Emerick behind the plate and Taliaferro will pitch with Conrad at first. Van Houten, Dean, Mollie Baker, McCoul, Rubin, Tracy Baker in the field. A buckaroo riding contest follows Sunday’s 2:30 game with riders and outlaws. Tomorrow’s game starts at 3. Local drive raises funds as attendance only covers expenses. a fundraising drive continues under Manager Lorimer.
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Baker City
Pendleton
Matlock Grounds
Emerick
Stevenson
Taliaferro
Conrad
van Houten
Dean
Mollie Baker
McCoo
Rubin
Tracy Baker
Cold weather warning urges early diagnosis
The message stresses checking a cold at once rather than delaying. Early action can prevent it from becoming deep seated and harder to cure. Every hour lost at the start may extend suffering. Take prompt steps to evaluate symptoms.
F and Cold Capsules Used In Time They Save All That Follow
Time tested capsules claimed to prevent sickness worry and expenses by early use. Advert mentions dependable relief and ongoing protection, asserting the product never fails and reinforces health maintenance.
Change of Name for Mary Stanton to Mary Read
In Umatilis County Oregon the court decreed Mary Stanton shall be known as Mary Read. Public notice published in the East Oregonian for 10 days. Dated Pendleton Oregon June 1906 signed T P Gilliland County Judge.
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State of
Oregon
Umatilis County
Mary Stanton
Mary Read
East Oregonian
Pendleton
Insurance Company Pays Stoessel’s Widow
Attorney Douglas W Bailey secured a $1000 life insurance payout for Mrs Helen Stoessel widow of Dr Emil Stoessel The suit had been filed in circuit court and moved to federal court in Portland It was settled without trial as the insurer paid the full amount Dr Stoessel known in Pendleton for several months died from injuries in a runaway accident while driving from Pendleton to Pilot Rock last September
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Douglas W. Bailey
Helen Stoessel
Emil Stoessel
New York Life
Portland
A D Stillman Returns to Pendleton on Business Visit
A D Stillman, once Pendleton’s prominent attorney and Democrat war horse, returns to the city after more than a year away. He visits friends and attends to business interests while his large ranch near Kalispell Montana continues under his management.
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A. D. Stillman
Pendleton
Esterny
Oregon Democratic
Better Ways to Keep Family at Table This Evening
A grocer offers a money back guarantee if families fail to linger at the table. Mike Schilling champions measurable value with Best: we pay him for insights on extending meals and togetherness.
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Mike Schilling
Stillman Brothers Maintain City Ties and Interests
Horace Stillman accompanies his brother in the city though living elsewhere. He retains property interests here, notably his stake and presidency in the local cold storage company.
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Horace Stillman
Mr. Stillman
Cold Storage Company
Serious Accident At Zeuske Funeral In Helix
Mrs Montgomery wife of A R B Montgomery cashier of Helix bank was seriously hurt when an auto ran into a ditch near the Zeuske funeral Mrs Montgomery fell from the runabout breaking a leg and sustaining bruises she was treated at home by Dr Griswold Helix officials say injuries are painful but not serious
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Montgomery
A. RB. Montgomery
Helix Bank
Helix
Zueske
Fire damages Pine Street home of A J Lang
A fire at about 10 o clock damaged the home of A J Lang at 09 Pine Street and destroyed most household furniture. The house owner is contractor L Dunlap, insured for 1000 with J M Bentley. Contents valued at 600 were also insured. West End fire company fought the blaze without Central companies. Lang works at Forster planing mill.
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A. J. Lang
Pine Street
L. Dunlap
J. M. Bentley
Dunlip
West End
Forster Planing
New Pendleton Harvester Trio Tested for Wheat Crop
Three Pendleton made harvesters invented by A D Reynolds and built at Pendleton Iron Works will be tested in the city. The machines feature automatic leveling for uneven ground and 18 foot cut, handle with 24 horses, and can reap about 20 acres daily. Sold to Bain Brothers Pilot Rock Grant Elgin and H R Nell with many orders refused due to facilities limits.
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Pendleton
A. D. Reynolds
Reynolds
Bain Brothers
Pilot Rock
Grant Elgin
H. R. Nell
Reiman Receives Insurance Payout After House Fire
An adjustment on a Monday night house fire for William Reiman. The home was insured for 1600 with Clapton & Co. and furniture for 800 with J. M. Bentley. The house insurance will be paid in full and Reiman receives 711 for furniture damage.
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William Reiman
Itsell
Clapton & Co
J. M. Bentley
Mr. Reiman
Judge Hartman Poisoned Near Eugene Visit
Judge G A Hartman fell ill while visiting Eugene and was poisoned by poison oak. He remains ailing at his Portland home and postponed plans to travel to Pendleton within a day or two due to his condition.
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Judge Hartman
Eugene
G. A. Hartman
Portland
Pendleton
Umatilla land frauds hinge on shared cabin residence
In the Pendleton era trial, prosecutors will spotlight a single Upper McKay Creek cabin used as residence for about 60 entrymen. Locators allegedly recruited claimants, used same cabin to prove up multiple lands, with improvements often done by the locating agents.
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McKay Creek
Pendleton
Umatilla
Federal Grand Jury
McKay
Catin
Wat Ae
Married in Ukiah. Olive Turner Weds James Baldwin
Miss Olive Turner and James Bald win, both of Ukiah, married at the bride’s parents home in Ukiah this week. After a brief wedding trip they will reside at Mr. Baldwin’s Camas Prairie ranch. Baldwin is a native of Umatilla county and Turner is noted as an able young lady from the south part of the county. Baldwin recently built a new dwelling on his Camas Prairie farm and will move there after returning from the wedding trip.
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Olive Turner
James Baldwin
Ukiah
E Turner
Mr. Baldwin
Camas Prairie
Umatilla County
Mise Turner
Pendleton Card Club Prizes Won by Members
The Monday afternoon cards club met with Mrs. McMillan last week. Prizes for the afternoon were sent by Mr. Mantley and include swastika spoons won by Mrs. Ervy Johnson and Mrs. Nourse, with a handkerchief awarded to Mrs. Coute Bolse Stitesman. Mrs. Gwinn, formerly a member, recalled club days in Bolae.
Pioneers Mr and Mrs A H Rugg Return to Umatilla
Mr and Mrs A H Rugg, longtime residents and city pioneers, have returned to Umatilla County after six months in the east. They traveled through Kansas Nebraska and Los Angeles and described witnessing a cyclone in action not in its path which destroyed two small towns and caused considerable damage.
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A. H. Rugg
Umatilla County
Agin
Kansas
Nebraska
Los Angeles
Friedley Opens New Picture Show On Main Street
A. C. Friedley launches a new picture show in the former Pullman saloon building on Main Street next to Pendleton Drug Company with doors opening tomorrow. He promises the best pictures available and anticipates strong patronage in a good location. The notice also cites numerous saloons for sale advertised in the East Oregonian, suggesting a downturn in Northwest saloon business.
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A. C. Friedley
Pullman
Main Street
Pendleton Drug Company
Scarlet fever case reported in East Alta street
Dr. T. M. Henderson reported a scarlet fever case yesterday. The patient is Ora Bergren of East Alta street.
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T. M. Henderson
Ora Bergren
East Alta Street
Orchestra to Umatilla for Trainmen's Dance
A. H. Johnson and Carl Guliott left this afternoon for Umatilla to perform at the trainmen's dance scheduled for this evening.
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Umatilla
A. H. Johnson
Carl Guliott
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DR. Price
Standard Grocery Co
Court St
Golden Rule
Commercial Association
Plains
Lorimer
Slary
Tallman & Co
T. P. Gilliland
Insurance Company
Stoerssel
Pendletonian
the Fair Store
United States Depository
Zeuske
A. Bb. Montgomery
Lang
Made
Pendleton Man
Reiman
Diaty
Pendleton Souvenirs
Washington
Northwest States
Mqnor
North West States
Max Baer
Boston
City Property
Frank B. Clopton & CO
E. Court St
Pendleton, Ore
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