Dust Storm Dims After Lively Pendleton Real Estate Rush
A strong dust storm swept Pendleton Monday afternoon from 4:30 to 6:30, bringing a gale that caused minor damage. By 7:30 light rain cooled the air, but did not satisfy farmers and townspeople's hopes for a fuller shower. the morning after was bright and cooler with several trees blown down, including a box elder at Alta and Johnson streets in front of James A. Howard's home.
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Pendleton
Alta and
Johnson Streets
James A. Howard
Wedding Ties Spur Seattle Trip In Helix Happenings
Mrs. Robert Grant returns from Seattle after attending her daughter Bells wedding to Mr. Murphy. The Ladies of the Maccabees plan an ice cream social and entertainment on Saturday evening at Huson's Opera House. The Helix Brass Band is making progress with its summer schedule.
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Helix
Robert Grant
Seattle
Bells
Murphy
Ladies of the Maccabees
Huson's Opera House
Helix Brass Band
Preparations for July Fourth trip to Bingham Springs
A crowded social log notes visits and travels around Helix. Miss Jean Walker of Weston plans a holiday at Bingham Springs on July 4. Several residents including Rev Story and family, Pete Jones, Horace Walker, Minnie Hanscom, Anna Rush, G W Bradley, Myrtle Hanscom, the Pierce family, Al Grover, H C Kendall, George Servis, and James Christenson are mentioned with various outings and visits. The Helix vs Cold Springs ball game resulted in a Cold Springs win.
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Bingham Springs
Jean Walker
Weston
Horace Walker
Koehler
Ukiah
Myrtle Hanscom
Cold Springs
Helix
Luna
Gertrude
Pierce
al Grover
H. C. Kendall
Milton
George Servis
James Christenson
Freewater
Stockmen oppose dead line on government range
The Stockman's Union at a Shaniko meeting on June 13 adopted resolutions opposing a district dead line. They insist government range should be unrestricted and open to all, denouncing attempts to restrict stockers rights and pledging to resist encroachments and prosecute violence or intimidation to uphold free range.
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Stockman’s Union
Shaniko
Blue Mountains
Mine Workers Send Food To West Virginia Strikers
From national headquarters in Indianapolis funds are being sent to provide provisions for striking miners and their families in West Virginia. Secretary Wilson says three carloads of food are dispatched daily from Cincinnati to the strikers.
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Indianapolis
West Virginia
Wilson
Cincinnati
Personal Mention Sparks Town Visit Roundup
Franklin Wells from Milton and William Folsom of Pilot Rock are in town. Ed Culp leaves Monday for Baker City to be away a week. Hawes and attorney Will Peterson come from Athena. Halleck from Portland returns as O R N ticket agent. Morgan couple return from Sound trip. Harry Bagan becomes Hotel St George night clerk. Audette Laughlin Craig Harala visit from Adams. Kuykendall of Pomeroy visits. Lydia Cox from Boise hosted by Schmidt. Bessie Lauper leaves for Spokane. Katherine Rieth from Sprague heads to La Grande. Albert Rhode seeks U.S. citizenship. Redd back from Washtucna trip with rosy outlook. Brown and Baird of Long Creek head home with supplies. Mrs Watson applies to be administratrix. estate valued at 5000. Frank Martin with 700 acres wheat on reservation forecasts 40–45 bushels per acre. Marriage license issued to Chester Kuykendall and Cora Mae Crawford. Forbes reports Ladd of Portland donates 1000 for Pendleton academy. Albert and Desire Perard return from Spokane. Gonzaga grads. Mrs Martin's Ukiah trip praised. grain fields look promising. J B Kennedy sells stage line to McCully. July 1 start for mall route into Wallowa. Keeney to run Hotel Elgin as before.
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Frank K. Wells
Milton
William Folsom
Golden Rule
Pilot Rock
Ed Culp
Baker City
W. H. Hawes
Will M. Peterson
Athena
H. H. Halleck
Portland
Bessie Lauper
Josie Danner
Spokane
Katherine Rieth
Sprague
Elizabeth Milarkey
la Grande
Albert Rhode
Great Britain
R. F. Redd
Washtucna
B. B. Hall
Chester E. Kuykendall
Cora Mae Crawford
Pendleton
Garfield County
F. L. Forbes
W. M. Ladd
Stock Shipments From W. & C. R. Yards Reported
A car of fat hogs was shipped Monday evening from the W and C R stockyards to Pacific Meat Company in Tacomas. Shippers include F B Bell and J C Lonergan who plan four cars of sheep to the same buyer and Charles Cunningham known as the sheep king will send four cars of fine blooded ducks to Billings Montana to meet Montana sheep growers. Eight cars of range cattle from the John Day country will be sent to Coulee City on Wednesday evening.
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Pacific Meat Company
Tacomas
F. B. Bell
J. C. Lonergan
Charles Cunningham
Billings
Mont
Montana
Coulee City
John Day Country
Cattle Mange Treatment Pamphlet From Western Dairies
The Department of Agriculture copies western tips into a pamphlet for farmers. An expert visits Langedahl ranch near Steele North Dakota and notes a model dipping plant built by farmers with a 200 head daily capacity and a $150 cost excluding engine. The pamphlet outlines a scab cure using lime and flowers of sulphur boiled into a settling ooze, with instructions for creating a settling tank and careful handling to keep the mixture sediment free.
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Langedahl
Steele
N. D
Walker Case W Non-Suited Suits for Wages On Trial
In circuit court J Walker vs First National Bank of Athena and David Ferris was non suited Monday due to insufficient evidence to sustain a cause of action. Waters vs Parker was on the docket today, a suit to collect wages alleged for riding the range after defendants stock.
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Walker
First National Bank of Athena
David Ferris
Waters
Parker
Elsie Waters
T. EF. Parker
Dipping vat instructions for disinfectant preparation
Pedal by pedal, the text directs drawing clear guld into a dipping vat and adding warm water to reach 100 gallons. It notes sediment from the barrel may be mixed with water to create a disinfectant, but forbids using it for dipping purposes under any circumstances.
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Ted
Discovery of Louise McCarthy body ends search years after vanish
The body of Louise McCarthy, a child who disappeared from St Maries Idaho in October, was found by a dog on the Eastport lake shore Saturday afternoon. An aunt who dressed her last identified the clothes. Weeks of hillside searches followed the disappearance.
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Louise McCarthy
St. Maries
Idaho
Eastport
Expositions as Nation’s Teachers Like Public Schools
A Boston publisher, on returning from the Charleston Exposition, argued that expositions are vast educational enterprises for uplifting the masses and improving understanding of the world. He said Charleston’s exposition was a great success, placing Charleston and its people in a strong position relative to the world, with lasting benefits for years.
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Boston
Robert A. Reid
Charleston
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Main St
C. Berquist
Albert
Desire Perard
Gonzaga College
A. Perard
Birch Creek
J. B. Kennedy
F. D. McCully
Joseph
Wallowa Valley
Keeney
Department of Agriculture
Louise
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Real’ Oon Deale
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Interview Association
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Lyons Mercantile
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Pia
Main
Webb Street
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