City Briefities and Local Notices
A jumble of storefront offers and personal notices lists prices on butter and candy, wagon delivery, and home sales. It mentions litigation trials of a Chinaman and another man, sale of 650 acres of standing wheat and farming gear, and ongoing cottage prayer meetings at multiple locations in Pendleton Oregon. An invitation extends to eight Interdenominational gatherings hosted by area churches with exact addresses and times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City
Holt
Call
T. H. Thome
Perkins Avenue
Pendleton
Ore
Thompson Street Methodist Episcopal Church
T. H. Thorne
Merv
BE. Renger
Clay Slroet
Rev. Diven
Rendleton
Wesley Garrah
Mr. Hardwick
Laélith
J. Bean
West Webb
H. Craig
West Court
County Poor Farm
Hailey School Director Election Narrow Victory Expected
The annual school election in Hailey saw a light vote with T. G. Halley as the sole candidate for director and poised for election. Joan Halley Jr. faced no opposition as candidate for clerk and is also expected to win.
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Court House
T. G. Halley
Will
P Om
Joan Halley, Jr
Mormon Temple Contract Secures La Grande Brick Work
F E Van Duset & Co secured the contract to lay brick for the Mormon temple to be erected at La Grande. Over half a million bricks will be used making it the largest of its kind outside Salt Lake. The temple's cost is estimated near 60000 dollars and brick work is to take four to five months. Frances L Hale and Lee Hewett were married in a quiet home ceremony on Thompson street. The couple will reside in Pendleton for the time being.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. van Duset & Co
la Grane
Salt Lake
la Grande
Frances L. Hale
W. T. Hitle
City
Lee Hewett
Multnomah County
Thompson Street
Pendleton
Newt Livingston Improves at St Anthony’s Hospital
Newt Livingston former Grant county sheriff remains confined at St Anthony’s hospital with paralysis. While his condition shows improvement and is steadily marked, doctors say he hopes to leave the hospital soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newt Livingston
Grant County
St. Anthony's Hospital
Cherries Arrive in Pendleton Markets in Large Quantities
Milton and Freewater cherries flood Pendleton markets as wagon freights arrive in the afternoon along with substantial express shipments. The influx signals a busy period for local merchants and fruit buyers.
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Milton
Pendleton
Local visitors fill Pendleton city listings and duties
A stream of personal mentions covers Pendleton society today. Individuals include McLellan Gould Banister and wife visiting Weston, Moscow timberman George Rubiden, and many others arriving for business, legal matters, or hospitality at Hotel Pendleton and surrounding towns. Notables travel to Portland Boise and Spokane for juries, trials, and professional engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. McLellan
P. Gould
Nolin, Ia
Banister
Weston
Local visitors and railway updates noted in Pendleton
Mrs Conley formerly Miss Ida Funk arrives with her husband the Conley, a Pendleton journalist. Conductor McCrary transfers to the Pendleton to Huntington run and moves his family to Pendleton. Will Moore of Pacific Elevator leaves for Echo to supervise four new warehouses. R and NS side tracks delayed but to be rushed. A E Beckwith of Dodge Center and sister Jennie Beckwith of Minneapolis visit Winslows after attending the Portland fair. Miss Beckwith, cashier for Western Union in Minneapolis, joins the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. Cochran
Union
Walla Walla
Ada Williams
Cloverdale
Cal
Louie Hunziker
Mr. Hunziker
Dan P. Smythe
Arlington
Jennie Perry
Umatilla
Walter Frazer
Judge Forney
Moscow
Idaho
Pendleton
Boise
Will Ferguson
Portland
Mystle
Echo
Bertha Gross
Spokane
Athena
Conley
Ida Funk
Waltowa
McCrary
Huntington
Kelsay
Robert McGee
Tustin Street
Will Moore
Pacific Elevator Company
Sacajawea march by Pendleton bank founder published
Fred Schmeer of Pendleton Savings Bank announces the Sacajawea march, his own composition, ready for sale in Pendleton and Portland. The piece is dedicated to Sacajawea and aims to become a popular seasonal number. Also included is a brief Carn of Thanks from Thos. Milarkey and children expressing gratitude for sympathy after a bereavement.
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Fred Schmeer
The
Pendleton Savings Bank
Portland
Schmeer
Sacajawea
Lewis and Clark
Rocky Mountains
Milarkey
Thos. Milarkey
Second Adjournment Delays Proceedings After Death
An adjournment was taken again owing to the death of C. C. Foo ning. The session paused until 2 46 this afternoon at the request of Col. J. H. Raley, who was needed to travel to Mekinay creek because of the death.
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C. C. Fooning
Col
J. H. Raley
Mekinay Creek
Schmitz and Taft in clash at printing union meet
In San Francisco on June 19 the annu al conversion of the International Printing Preasmen's union opened. Mayor Schmitz used his welcome address to imply criticism of Secretary Taft over the Chinese exclusion stance. Taft warned Chinese exclusion will soon matter as much on the East Coast as on the West. Nominations for officers suggest a tough race for the presidency between Martin Higgins of Boston, the present incumbent, and Frank Pampush of Denver, with Pampush favored.
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San Francisco
International Printing Preasmen's Union
Schmitz
Taft
Martin Higgins
Boston
Frank Pampush
Denver
Pam Push
Yellow fever cases rise on Isthmus with two deaths
Governor Magoon reports three new yellow fever cases on the Isthmus and two deaths, all Americans. Five patients have recovered. In Panama, Governor Ma foda is ill with malaria, sparking alarm among canal employees and prompting several resignations from key posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Magoon
Magoon II
Panama
Mafoda
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Hays
Henderson
Lee Teutsch
Rader
Naf
Carpeto
Uae
Hohbach
Candy Dutton
Justin
Tentach's
Blue Mountain
Jane Street
Sharon & Eddings
Tautsch
Roosevelt
Ladien Meekwear
Teutsch
W. D. Haneford
Cigare and
Howard
Court Street
the &J. George
Mrs. Cooper
Raley Street
Duitton
Silan H. Soule
Soule Brow, Piano Co
Portsland, Io
Tallman’s Drug Store
Gritman's Cigar Store
Leather
Walls Walla
Harry &Chonieber Ja
Dudley Culley
Hung Lee Ie
Ldbbey
Louis Hunziker
Main
Hailey School
Salt Lake City
Hale-Hewitt
Koeppens
Koeppen & Brothers
Harry Grice
Moscow, Idaho
R. G L. Oliver
A.M. Witherspoon
Spokane & Eastern Trust Company
W. K. Davis
la Grande Knitting Factory
Fred Vincent
Seattle
University of Washington
Charles H. Cartera
Fred Hartman
Louise Gray
George Hartman, Jr
Astoria
A. Lowell
Forest Grove
Pacific University
M. Peterson
D. Peterson
Martin
E. Hume
Baker City
East Oregonian
Oliver Kelvng
Pendleton-Huntington
Annie Foster
H. E. Collier
Fossil
Wheeler County
Collier
T. J. Liegd
Bingham Springs
E. I. Jacobson
Bellingham
Wash
Mr. Jacobson
Atchison
Cambridge
Hooper
Superior Street
Butcher Building
Newa
W. H. Netergall
Lela, Huggins
Salem
Fred Conley
the TaylOr Hardware Co
T. C. Taylor
Main Street
Dindinger
Wilson @ Co
Dindinger, Wilson ® Co
Lewis and Clark Exposition Rooms
Taylor Street
14Th Street
Yamhill Street
11Th Street
Morrison Street
Lewis and Clark Fair Grounds
L M. Buell
Oregon
Goodman-Thompson Co
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