Wheat Prospects Along W C Railroad Favor Good Yields
Wheat outlook north west of Pendleton along the W C line is good with reports of 25 to 26 bushels per acre possible in the region. Fall wheat suffered frost and is weedy east of the line, but Athena Weston area expects 46 to 45 bushels, with rare 60 bushel cases and possible 86 bushels near Helix. San Francisco Bulletin faces $50,000 damages suit by the theater trust over graft allegations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athena
Weston
Pendleton
T. G. Montgomery
Puget Sound Warehouse Company
Helix
The
San Francisco Bulletin
Theater Trust
National Liberty Proclaimed and Financial Liberty Offered
A brief call to celebrate the Fourth of July urges individuals to declare debt freedom by saving surplus money. The Commercial National Bank promotes opportunities to achieve personal liberty through prudent savings.
Milarkey Pioneer Woman Dies in Pendleton
Mrs. Thomas J. Milarkey, born 1856 in Westmeath Ireland, died last evening at Garden Street home after months of rheumatic heart illness. Survived by husband, two children Thomas and Elizabeth, two brothers Mike and James Ryan, two sisters Margaret Ryan and Mrs Caldwell. Funeral at St Marys Church tomorrow at 3 pm with brief home service at 2:45 pm. interment Olney Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Milarkey
Garden Street
Thomas
Elizabeth
Mike Ryan
Athena
James Ryan
Ireland
Margaret Ryan
Caldwell
Portland
Milarkey
Westmeath
Oregon
John Ryan
Umatilla
Pendleton
Thomas Milarkey
Blue Mountains
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Father Triveill
Olney
Walla Walla Berry Season Nears Peak
June 17 report from Walla Walla notes valley strawberries arriving in commission houses in bracted quantities while mountain berries are at peak but insufficient in volume to extend shipments beyond current sensor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walla Walla
Commission
First Appearance of Dandruff Warned by Research
Scientific claim by Prof Anna says dandruff is the buried cuticle of the scalp caused by parasites destroying vitality. The remedy Newbro’s Herpicide supposedly thins dandruff germs and restores hair softness. Sold by druggists with samples via The Herpicide Co. and agents Koeppen & Bros.
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Anna
Newbro
Herpicide Co
Destroit
A. C. Koeppen & Bros
Rose party tops social week at Tallman home
A rose themed gathering hosted by Mrs. Joseph Tallman Mrs. Fell and Mrs. Mollie Hamilton drew about 66 invited guests. Prizes went to Mrs. Frank Moule and Mrs. Ernest Skiles for top scores. Favors featured rose decorations as guests departed. Minor notes mention social visits and gatherings across Portland The Dalles and Hood River with various hostesses and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Tallman
Meadams J. A. Fee
Lee Moorhouse
Mary Disosway
J. Smith
W. Ln Dick
Fred Earl
G. A Martman, Sr
Lina Sturgia
A. W. Nye
T. W. Ayers
George
Fred Judd
Ralph Folsom
Julia la Dow
E. P. Marshall
Elmer Dodd
T. C. Taylor
W. B. Brock
Mra
R. EB. Ringo
Thomas Warner
Dixon Jones
Ge. J. Folsom
Julia Kinney
E. BR. Swinburn
E. Eppinger
Louis Hunziker
Sam Thompson
W. G. Phelps
Lee Teutsch
Helen Maraton
J. F. Robinson
J. Bean
Harry Fowler
B. Burroughs
Max Baer
John Halley
J. Sullivan
J. Goodman
W. McDonald
Bertha Guernsey
A. J. Boris
Minnie Stillman
L. Kerbaugh
T. H. White
Dr. Currin
W. L. Thompson
Miss Roberts
Miss Folsom
Miss Boyd
Mary Kenter
Two Mrs Stillman hosted week of parties at Water street
Mrs Minnie Stillman staged two pleasant Thursday and afternoon gatherings at her Water street home featuring Five hundred with progressions and conundrums. High prize at Thursday’s event went to Mrs Hunziker with Mrs Mollie Hamilton taking the consolation. many local guests attended including Mrs H L Dumble and Miss Katherine Williamson among others, with tea hosted by Mrs C J Smith and a spring floral decorated dining room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Dumble
Hood River
Katherine Williamson
The
Dalles
Do. J. Smith
Minnie Stillman
Water Street
Laula Humiker
Sidney Carnine
Thomas Warner
Hunziker
Mollie Hamilton
Mesdames Thomas Ayers
W. BE. Brock
Max Baer
Charles Carter
Co. K. Cranston
F. Clapton
Leon Cohen
J. R. Dickson
Fred Earl
W. J. Furnish
George Fell
L. G. Frazier
Frank Frasier
W. L. Dick
L. Donaldson
Elmer Dodd
Bertha Guernsey
C. J. Ferguson
H. W. Fowler
George Hartman
George Hartman, Jr
Lee Held
Louis Hunaiker
Victor Hunziker
Walla Walla
T. M. Henderson
John Hailey
Thomas Hailey
A. W. Nye
L. Kerbaugh
Henry Jones
Fred Judd
Harry Johnson
A. Kunkel
Julia Kinney
L la Dow
Frank Moule
John McCourt
William MacDonald
P. Marshall
J. Owenhouse
Walter Pierce
W. G. Phelpa
George Perham
William Rees
C. E. Rooseveltt
J. F. Robinson
C. J. Smith
Fred Shoemaker
Edwin Switzler
Ling Stu
Cc. J. Smith
Hood Hiver
Misa Katherine Williamson
Ernest Skiles
Smith
Thomas Ayers
William Fowler
Louis Hunziker
Thomas
Warner
Ringo
Myteline Fraker
Misa Nellie Cameron
Fay Bartholomew
Bessie Bracking and Walter Porter Wed in City Nuptials
Miss Bessie Bracking and Walter R Porter of this city married at the Bracking home on West Webb street at 2 p m Thursday June 16 with Rev N H Brooks officiating They will reside in Wallace Idaho after visiting Baker City The bride is Mills Bracking daughter of T W Bracking and Porter is son of R B Porter from Meacham formerly aiding his father in a wood business Also notes a Tuesday afternoon 500 card party hosted by Mrs W I Dick with prizes to Mrs George Hartman Jr and Mrs Minnie Stillman and a guest list including Mrs Baer Robinson Fowler Failing Dickson Marshall McCourt and others
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Bracking
Walter R. Porter
Mra.t. W. Bracking
West Webb Street
Rev
N. H. Brooks
The
Christian Church
Baker City
Wallace
Idaho
Mills Bracking
T. W. Bracking
Mr. Porter
R. B. Porter
Meacham
W. I. Dick
George Hartman, Jr
Minnie Stillman
Mendamen Max Baer
J. F. Robinson
W. J. Fowler
Jesse Failing
J. R. Dickson
E. P. Marshall
John McCourt
Thomas Warner
Sidney Carnine
Fred Lockiey
Fred Shoe
Women’s Clubs Announce Headquarters for Lewis and Clark Expo
The Pendleton Woman’s Club announces headquarters at the Imperial where visiting club women may obtain information. The Thursday Afternoon Club elected officers for the coming year including Mrs. James A. Fee as president and Mrs. Lina H. Sturgis as secretary. Work will be miscellaneous with each hostess selecting her own program.
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Woman's Club
Pendleton
The
Imperial
T. G. Halley
James A. Fee
T. Cc. Taylor
Lina H. Sturgis
Thomas G. Halley
Minnie Stillman
KR J Oliver Dead in Echo Community
R J Oliver, one of Echo's oldest residents, died yesterday in Echo. He lived there for over 26 years and was well known. Two sons Samuel and A J Oliver reside on Maple street and Webb, respectively, while another son Cloyd Oliver also lives in Echo. The burial will occur this afternoon or tomorrow in Echo.
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R. J. Oliver
Echo
Samuel
A. J. Oliver
Maple Street
Webb
Cloyd Oliver
Conrad Platzoeder Returns From Alberta
Conrad Platzoeder came back from Alberta after several weeks visiting family and tending interests there. He reports favorable conditions, purchased $1000 worth of farming implements, and brought down wheat stools sent by Mrs. Van Wilson to her husband. The stools are heavy and the wheat has not yet headed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberta
Conrad Platzoeder
van Wilson
Locomotive Expert Bat Matheson Testifies in City Court
Bat Matheson an expert from the Northern Pacific train arrives in the city to provide testimony in railroad damage cases this week. He discusses locomotive firebox construction and spark arresters and the potential for sparks to ignite buildings beside the track.
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Bat’ Matheson
Northern Pacific
Idaho Knights of Pythias Escort Through town
A group of prominent Idaho Knights of Pythias traveled through this morning on their way home to northern Idaho after attending the grand judge session at Shoshone. The party included Dr. Atkinson of Lewiston Frank Edwards of Culdesac John Williams of Nez Perce J F McCrary of Kendrick and Leslie Thompson of Lewiston.
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Idaho Knights of Pythias
Idaho
Shoshone
Dr. Atkinson
Lewiston
Frank Edwards
Culdesac
John Williama
Nez Perce
J. F. McCrary
Kendrick
Leslie Thompson
Brownell Family Loss Moves Daughter Homeward
Mrs. D. C. Brownell of Umatilla was called to Beaver California ten days ago to be with her father on his deathbed. He died before she arrived and she expects to return home in a few days.
Doctor Ringo moves offices to Schmidt building front
Dr. R. E. Ringo relocates from the Savings Bank building to new quarters at the front of the John Schmidt building.
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R. E. Ringo
Savings Bank
John Schmidt
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Mason Fruit
OWL Tea
W. & C. R. Railroad
Tallman @ Co
Proclaim
Bank
Nat’! Bank
Macmilarkey
Pendicton
Umaitilla County
W. EB. Grock
M. T. Starkweather
H. J. Dumble
Frank Clapton
Fred Hartman
Seattle
William Sturgis
F. W. Vincent
Mise
Ruth Slusher
William Slusher
Earl Borle
State University
Victor Hunsiker
Mra. Louis Hunziker
Mra. T. G. Hatley
Mie Williamson
Mies Williamson
Mrs. Stillman
Bracking-Porter
KR. J. Oliver
Main Street
Boston
Roosevelt
Roosevelt’s
Conrad Platsceder
Sullivan & Bond's
Pendleton Meat CO
PHONE
Robinson
Umatilla Meat CO
Corner Court
Johnson Streets
H. Gatward
Seorenty
Geo. M. Baer
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