Personal mentions fill city with visitors and departures
William Scott of Helly and J W Smith of Athena visit the city while Corbett of Kameth and P Grant on the Rh N division road crew are noted in town. Fr Page and Mrs Page of Athena stay briefly with friends, engineers and clergy travel for duties, weddings occur, and a local engineer John Allen marries Miss Dollie Henge before a coast trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Scott
Helly
J. W. Smith
Athena
Corbett
Kameth
P. Grant
Fr. Page
J. W. Daley
Taher City
Engineer Qurtis
la Grande
James McKay
James McCall
In Grande
Heppner
W. P. Jinnette
Methodist Episcopal
Adameant
Echo
Adams
John Allen
Dollie Henge
Constance Deapain
Margaret Dickson
Portland
Berkeley
Miss Despain
Slater
Social Roundup of Visitors and Local Guests
CG B Prosser of Walla Walla and Mra J W Luhrs of Pilot Rock are in the city visiting friends. Misa Lilie Ready of Pilot Rock is in town with friends. Simon of the Hotel Dacres in Walla Walla is here on a brief visit. Mra RN Stanfield of Behn was Pendleton-bound for a nine day stay. Joseph McCabe, executive of the W&C BR, expects to return home from an eastern trip around July 4. Miss Emma Goffen leaves for Detroit Mich to spend vacation. Miss Golden, a Umatilla Indian schoolteacher, is also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CG. B. Prosser
Walla Walla
Mra
J. W. Luhrs
Pilot Rock
Friends
Misa ‘Lilie Ready
Simon
Dacres
Mra. RN. Stanfield
Behn
Pendleton
Dayton Tournament at Northwest Sportsmen's Meet
The 19th Northwest Sportsmen's Association tournament in Dayton drew large crowds from the region. Bigelow of Ogden won the Multnomah medal after a shoot-off with Wood of Tacoma, Baker led the West purse, with Silliman, Spence, Walte earning multiple money prizes across events amid high averages and fine weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest Sportsmen's Association
Dayton
Northwest
Multnomah
Bigelow
Ogden
Wood
Tacnma
Georg G. Baker
Dayana
PMN
Baker
Silliman
Spence
Stliman
FLW
Walte
Stillman Ont Spencee
Teachers In Session Portland Oregon Teachers Meet
Seven hundred Oregon school teachers attended the third annual meeting of the Western Division of the State Teachers Association in Portland this week. J F Nowlin Umatilla County superintendent spoke on the Educational Exhibit for the Lowe and Clark Watt. R C G French Weston Normal spoke on The Use and Abuse of Method and H J Hockenberry La Grande discussed Mathematics Without Textbooks. The association visited the public library art exhibit city hall park and the Oregon Historical exhibit. Professor J B Horner Corvallis Agricultural College spoke on Oregon Literature last night. The long program canceled the trolley trip to Vancouver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Oregon
State Teachers’ Association
J. F. Nowlin
Umatilla County
Association
Lowe and Clark Watt
R. CG. French
Weston Normal
H. J. Hockenberry
la Grande
J. B. Horner
Agricultural College At
Corvallis
Oregon Litterature
Vancouver
Open for Settlement in Twin Falls Idaho July First
Twin Falls Idaho will throw open 60000 acres of land for settlement on July 1 with a town site at Milner already housing 160 residents. A state land office will operate at Shoshone to handle all entries, and 20 men are currently working on the main canal stretch of two miles. Existing applications are ample to cover the tract. M F Kelly of the Golden Ale hotel and his family report the John Day country as green with abundant wildflowers and thriving growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin Falls
Idaho
Twin Falls Canal
Milner
Shoshone
John Day Country
M. F. Kelly
Golden Ale Hotel
John O Day Country
Mr. Kelly
Trout for Wallowa Lake from Lake Superior stock
President A. W. Andrews of the La Grande Sportsmen's Association reports a shipment of 5000 Lake Superior trout for Wallowa Lake. Officials call Lake Superior stock the best for high mountain lakes of the coast, marking the season kickoff for Wallowa Lake stocking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallowa Lake
A. W. Andrews
la Grande Sportsmen's Association
Lake Superior
High Mountain
Another Steel Bridge to Replace Meacham Crossing
The O. F. and N. company plans to install a new steel bridge this season near Meacham, replacing the highest remaining wooden span over Meacham about a mile west of the tunnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meacham
Eastern Oregon Baptist Assembly Close Reported
Rev George T Ellis of Baker City preached the closing sermon as the Eastern Oregon Baptist Association met at Pendleton. The minutes printing was awarded to W W Ring of Pendleton, finances reported sound, and a lively afternoon included devotional exercises and talks on Phil 2 5 and striving for spiritual growth by Rev C R Lomas and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George T. Ellis
Baker City
A. W. King
Eastern Oregon Baptist
Pendleton
George T. Eills
Aelock
Tt WW
Ring
Boblind
Thomas Splight
Ontario
C. RR
Lomas
Bile
de Maumee
J. A. Howard
Hells
Alan
Woeman
Raymond Koier
Association opens with devotional exercises in Pendleton
The eventing session began with devotional exercises led by Mrs. Charles Betts of Heix and praise by Hey Kine of Pendleton. J. W. Riley delivered the excellent sermon closing the day's session, titled State Millstone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Betts
Heix
Hey Kine
Pendleton
Isieleticy
Millstone
J. W. Riley
Darveau Recovering After Street Accident in St George
Reports say Darveau is convalescing after a fall at the scene of a mishap on the fire route near St George. A director’s timely intervention averted more serious injury during a long convalescence period. local residents offer best wishes for his speedy return. Also, Bari Markham sustained minor injuries when his wheel struck a telephone pole, with other youths throwing rocks nearby leading to additional minor incidents and injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georee Dereenu
St. George
Darveau
Perione
Bari Markham
Waffle
East Wellatteet
Hein
Five Thousand Range Horses WE Vithinka Responds
Five Thousand Range Horses of the city respond to a call about a local event. The report notes a conflict with a group named WE Vithinka and an incident at Millennium. Details are fragmentary and unclear in the surviving text.
Foreman Begins 16th Year at Huntington Plant
Rowe O. Rh and N, foreman here, begin his sixteenth year of service with the company yesterday and celebrate a milestone at Huntington. He had never been to the plant before the event and plans continued work there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
Rowe
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dindinger, Wilson & Company
George Beinecke
Carlinville
David Goridan
Tallman
Western Division of State Teachers Association
Baptist Association
Eliy
Schlitz
Main
H. Kopitzke
Main St
Ash Rvery Bottling
Milwaukee
Trust
OWL Tea
ST. Joe Store
W. J. Clarke & Co
Court Str
BIG
Boston
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