Local Brevities From Gratzs and East Oregonian
In town chatter and storefront notices list promotions and sales at Gratzs Boston Delia kind and Martin’s. Kunkel’s offers threshers, Barrows, rubber tired wagons, Panama hats, and cheap meals at How y Rees cigar store. Free lunch at Mer Cafe noon to 1 and 4 to midnight. Pan Cafe catering by Webb and Cotton, Jute to Meacham, and Selidaye sale. Employment ads warn for interviews at Cordon & Co Portland. Hood River berries shipped daily. various shops advertise clothes cleaning, hats, ice cream, and dinners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gratz
S. Jade
Boston
Big Ben
Kunkel's
Howy Rees
Lee Teutsch
Batre
Main
East Oregonian
Webb
Zack
A. C. Rader
McAdam
Boston Douglas and Hanan Shoes
Gratz's
Gentz
Foot Mashed in Train Accident Near Heppner
Chester Doben, a stockman from Heppner, was struck by a moving train while transferring between cattle cars at Amollian yesterday afternoon. His right foot was crushed, and a portion was ground away up to the heel. He was brought to the city and his son amputated the same day. He is resting and expected to recover if no complications arise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Doben
Heppner
Amollian
Dubes
Ciix
Plhecen
Pleaded Not Guilty in Baseless Tax Case Trial
John Morton pleaded not guilty to the about tax charge this morning and led the trial toward a decision tomorrow at nine. Morton retained Judge A. S. Bennet of Duluth to defend him, accompanied by Mrs. Morton to protect the prisoner's interests. Malheur irrigation hope voiced by Malheur County trade leader to US Reclamation Service chief engineer Newell, urging early completion of the Malheur project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jobn Morton
Pat Dougherty
Morton Tha
A. 8
Benuwt
Duliea
Bennet
Malheur
Washington
Jose i
Newell
United States Reclamation Servi
Iman, Smith, Vele
Malheur County Board of Trade
Pendleton Daily Notables List Local Visits and Travel
A patchwork of personal mentions from Pendleton includes Pr J Matlock of Heopmiete and M A Radar heading to Walla Walla, visits by Mrs B W Lockwood of Helix and Mrs Manning from Portland, and many residents traveling to The Dalles, Meacham, Freewater, and Portland for family, work, or hospitalities. Attendees at local courts and gatherings include M J Buckley, S Vo Roos, and E B J Wilbur, with others visiting relatives and attending events across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owenbure
la Ae
A. Weed
Walla Walla Pendleton
Yeilor Youtentey
Walla Walla Me Vale
Benjamin Pati
Helly
Onsinoes
Walla Walla
Pendleton
Lockwood
Helix
Lane
Tim Dowrvan
Theman
Teb Morgan
Tortheld
Tin O KR & N
Portland
M. Peterson
Athena
Formey
Eireyl Court
M. J. Buckley
OK & N
la Gragie
Ike
St. George
John Barr
Daveliver
Manning
Bertha Matlock
Happner
Twa
Mra
Tota
Ayres
Mre E
AL Vaughn M. J. Bockley
la Grande
Visitas Soilay
EB. J. Wilbur
Daneay
North Fork
Mise Della Crawford
Meacham
Ahe
F. HB. Gartner
Hotel Pendicton
Spokane
Trother
Vo Roos
Weaton
Vickor
Circuit Court
Della Privei
Dulles
Hon. Robinson
Pendleton Business College
Bisitiow
M. Morroy
Dalles
Benner
Dwlin Mortot
Carl Cootes
Beoki
Alexander Mtore
Jett
Pol Browneville
Party Walls and Court Actions Beset Local Community
The article reports on a court case involving clan groups and parties planning afternoon meetings at local buildings between named parties. It notes impending action by Robbins and Wara over tracts, and that Eagles will delay work until after a November convention to decide on lawn tiling and construction of a new home. Also mentions a sheriff led sentencing in Salem for two years and three years for burglary and theft from a livery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ithela
Kelling
Bartilert
O'Gara
Ogm
Slelert
Mir
Biebert Ting Maurie
Oregon Grand Army Veterans encampment set in Hood River
The Oregon G A V and friends gather for the 220th annual encampment in Hood River. The three day program features parades campfires and entertainment as attending veterans celebrate the event. Nisa Florence Davis travels to Portland for her brother Ben K Davis wedding to Emma Anderson of that city planned for the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon Grand Army Veterana
Hood River
Ore
Jane eThle
Grand Army
Department of Oregon
G. A
Nisa Florence Davis
Portland
Ben K Davis
Emaia Anderson
That
New Bank to Open in City With Commercial National
Commercial National Bank of this city receives authorization to commence business. Charter number T3201 lists stock at $50,000 with Clyde Leach as president, T. G. Halley as vice president, and W. Thompson as cashier. Office interiors near completion, opening hoped by June 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial National
Commercial National Bank
Clyde Leach
T. G. Halley
Pew Institution
Thompson
Police Court Disorderly Conduct Figures in Court
Police court records show Jouko Kennedy and Charles Jones arrested for disorderly conduct after a scuffle involving elioets, with Kennedy pleading not guilty. J Herleytes charged as well, while Will and Walter Ginn are noted in separate local mentions about a county road survey near Milton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jouko Kennedy
Charles Jones
J. Herleytes
County Borweyor
Wo Bkimbbell
Milton
Ny OH
Walter Ginn
Vitascope at the Pantheon Event Report
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a Vitascope showing at Pantheon and a De Paul venue with references to music and performances. The readable fragments mention HOM, McMinn, Weedlaienlay, and Farha in association with rental music hall arrangements and late evening showings. The text is garbled session notes with uncertain names and timings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pantheon
Paul Heak
Lenin
Hom
McMinn Fag Rennet
Eacalin Weedlaienlay
Also Mentioned on This Page
Teutsch’s Dept
Main and
Alta Streets
Cmettanine
Pearton
Cordon & Co
Portland Oregon
Fraditien
Junziker
Progressive Jeweler
Main Street
John Morton
Loeppens
Price
Kozppen & Brothers
Pr. J. Matlock
Heopmiete In
New Brick Row
Court Street
Sherif VT
Taylor
Geen Panies
Ty Harry Fowler
Salem
King
Sewalar
YO. S
New County Road
T. C. Taylor
Mr. Shirt
Thie Lminder
Teadt
Attestedl
Pendleton Roller Mills
Byers
Webs
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!