Rhinehart Family Statters Again at Freewater Reunion
Special correspondence from Freewater Ore June 26 reports the Rhinehart family reunion closing after a week long camp. Visitors day drew crowds, meals exceeded 800, a program with speakers C F Godwin T A Rhinehart J H Rhinehart and J C Sndereen, music and recitations followed by a serenade and a noon wedding for Miss Gra Crum and Leonard Cimmigotti.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freewater
Ore
Rhinehart
Freewater Park
C. F. Godwin
T. A. Rhinehart
la Grande
J. H. Rhinehart
Wallowa County
J. C. Sdndereen
The
Freewater Times
Tabernacle
Miss Gra Crum
Leonard Cimmigotti
Olex, Ore
Robert Warner
Walla Walla
Yuba Dyer
Pendleton visitors head to Wenaha springs Sunday
Hermiston residents Maurice D. Scroggs Francis H. Bartlett Roy D. Saxton and G R Hahn spent Sunday in Pendleton and will depart this evening for Wenaha springs to spend Sunday there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wenaha
Maurice D. Scroggs
Francis H. Bartlett
Roy D. Saxton
G. R. Hahn
Hermiston
Pendleton
Wenaha Springs
Rumored changes in railroad officials headline note
Rumors sweep railroad circles of several top O R and X officials changing posts. One senior executive allegedly resigns to join another road, signaling a cascade of promotions and widespread excitement among industry leaders.
Plans for Attending National Irrigation Congress in Spokane
A Monday evening Commercial Association meeting will set plans for attending the national Irrigation Congress in Spokane from August 1 to 14. Delegates are to be named by the county court five, by the county towns five, two from each Commercial organization, and two from each agricultural society or irrigation corporation. A special car from Pendleton may be arranged for the county delegation.
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National Irrigation Congress
Spokane Goon
Commercial Association
Agricultural Society
Irrigation Corporation
Pendleton
Spokane
Farmers urge $1 bushel wheat price in county wide stand
J T Lievallen president of the county farmers cooperative union told the East Oregonian that farmers should refuse less than one dollar per bushel for their wheat this coming season. He said no pool is organized and warned unity could raise the price. The meeting today also discussed a possible independent railroad from Pendleton to the Columbia river, though no definite plans were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Lievallen
County Farmers’ Co-Operative Union
Lievallen
Adams
East Oregonian
Farmers Union
Pendleton
Columbia River
Eagles- Woodman
Fresifont Lieunllen
Union
In and About Pendleton Marriage License Granted
A marriage license was issued this afternoon to Charles B. Montgomery and Mary E. Day. Also noted, W. W. Harah heads to Portland for the Baptist convention in session there. Police court dealt with three drunkenness cases from circus day. two bail forfeitures and one three day sentence. First National Bank sues to foreclose mortgage on Arthur and Eva Laing’s town property for 3000 with only about 500 paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Montgomery
Mary E. Day
First National Bank
Arthur Laing
Eva Laing
Baker Burglar Caught Here
A man using the name James Cooper is held in the county jail on information from Baker City. He is accused of burgling a Baker City store and possessing a quantity of cheap jewelry found with him. He was arrested at Umatilla by Deputy Sheriff Pete Tillson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker
James Cooper
Baker City
Umatilla
Pete Tillson
Pendleton Pioneer Wiley Frasier Improving After Stroke
Wiley Frasier, father of Miss Effie Jean Frazier and a Pendleton pioneer, is slowly recovering from a paralytic stroke suffered five weeks ago. He has been moved to the hospital for treatment and doctors hope full recovery may come within weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiley Frasier
Wiley Frazier
Effie Jean Frazier
Pendleton
Central College Glee Club Heads to Portland on Tour
The Central College Glee Club of Pella Iowa traveling in a private car passed through Pendleton this morning en route to Portland for a four weeks tour. The 32 member party has been on the road about two weeks and will return home via the Canadian Pacific Railway.
Pastor Dr T B Ford to preach in Fruitland Idaho
Pastor Dr T B Ford of the Ines Methodist church will preach tomorrow morning and evening in Fruitland Idaho and spearhead fundraising for the new church dedication. He was first invited to Nyssa Oregon to perform a marriage and then spoke on the Perils and Guards of Young Men at the Nyssa opera house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. 8. Ford
Ines Methodist Church
Fruitland
Idaho
Nyssa
Oregon
Indian Witness Disappears From City Jail
Ernest Todhunter spent a few hours in the city jail but was likely to be released after Isadore Whitebull an Indian who pressed charges could not be found. Whitebull said he paid Todhunter seventy five cents to buy liquor and when not received demanded his money back leading Todhunter to slap him.
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Ernest Todhunter
Isadore Whitebull
Whitebull
Todhunter
State Engineer John H. Lewis Visits Pendleton on
State Engineer John H. Lewis of Salem traveled through Pendleton last evening en route to southern Idaho on official business. He plans to return home next Tuesday. Before his appointment he worked with the government reclamation service and was stationed in the city for several months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Lewis
Salem
Pendleton
Idaho
Lewis
Government Reclamation Service
Endowment May Be Had For Pendleton Academy
Rev H B Knight former financial agent for Pendleton Academy passed through the city today. He recently aided Caldwell Idaho where donations raised 175000 for the school. He believes a 100000 endowment for Pendleton Academy can be raised if fundraising continues properly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Knight
Penleton Academy
Caldwell
Idaho
Nineharts Reunion Travelers Pass Through Freewater
Members of the Rinehart family who had just held a reunion in Freewater toured through the city today. Most attendees hailed from Gilliam county. The party included Mr and Mrs W J Edwards, Frank Edwards and family, Bert Edwards, Mr and Mrs J W Dyer and children, Mrs Sarah Crum, Mrs Carrie Wilkins and daughter, Velma Edwards, and Mr and Mrs Leonard Cimmiyatti.
Wenaha Will Celebrate Three Day Resort Event
Wenaha springs hosts a three day celebration July 5 6 and 7 with the eagle scream and hotel arrangements for guests. Muale dining room dancing day and night is planned and horse racing of the old style without bookmaking is hinted at for visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wenaha Springs
Notice for Daphne Circle special meeting June 28 1909
Members are notified of a special meeting at Secret Society hall at 8 o'clock p m June 28 1909 for initiating and balloting on a candidate. This is by order of Sarah F Hale guardian neighbor.
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Daphne Circle No. 2
Secret Society Hall
Sarah F. Hale
Pendleton Hosts Wide Range of Local Visitors and Residents
Pendleton today sees a parade of visitors and locals. Ward of Echots and Knotts of Pilot Rock arrived for business and social engagements. Hale of La Grande and Wright of Baker City mix business with city travel. Alice Collins of Pilot Rock visited friends. J B Switeler and J H Raley moved through on business and transit. Harold Warner went to Seattle for summer work. Miss Slusher and Miss Clapton head to Wennaha Springs for a visit with Kathleen Furnish. Mrs J B Perry and daughter Jennie return from University of Oregon. Harold Powell, Glady Lynch, and others are noted in transit and social rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thilph Phay
Hermiston
J. GB. Switeler
Umatilla
Alice Collins
Pilot Rock
J. H. Raley
Portland
R. H. Rust
BR. F. Ground
A. P. Parker
Fox Valley
Bowman
Gladys Lynch
C. Brownell
Harold Powell
Will Jamieson
Weston
J. B. Perry
Jennie
University of Oregon
Fdlth Slusher
Sibyl Clapton
Wennaha Springs
Kathleen Furnish
Harold Warner
Seattle
A. E. Eberhart
Walla Walla
Taylor Stock Company Ends Oregon Theater Run
Farewell performances close as the Taylor Stock company ends a two week engagement at the Oregon theater. Pendleton’s favorite circus failing to cover expenses led Mr. Taylor to abandon further shows and return to La Grande. Tonight features The Girl and the Gambler and Sunday, East Lynne. Public urged to attend final performances. admission 15 and 25 cents, reserved seats 35 and 60 cents.
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Taylor
Oregon Theater
Pendleton
la Grande
East Lynne
Taylor Stock Company
Siletz Valley touted as coast garden spot in Oregon
The Siletz valley is praised as the coast’s garden spot with rich soil and unique Libeaverdam-like formations. Spanning about a mile in width from the Upper Farm to Medicine Rock, the valley was once a lake bed with black sand and 10 foot loam deposits. Proper transport could unlock untold wealth for the county.
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Newport
Siletz
Oregon Coast
Curry
Columbia
Coast Range
Washington County
Medicine Rock
Property Offer Rejected For Stayton Farm Buy
Two years after buying a Stayton area farm near town for 2800 dollars a man declined a basic offer of 4506 dollars, reports the Mall. The owner had previously tried farming in Yakima Valley.
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Yakima Valley
Stayton
The
Mall
Carnegie sends France a 1 million hero fund
New York reports Andrew Carnegie published a letter to Georges Clemenceau explaining his aim to give France a hero fund of 1,000,000. He notes success in other nations and urges peace. Clemenceau thanks him and plans to create the Fondation Carnegie with funds in the Bank of France. He seeks state council approval and will announce committee members soon.
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New York
Andrew Carnegie
M. Clemenceau
France
Canada
United States
England
Scotland
Great Britain
Clemenceau
Carnegie
Bank of France
Fondation
Council of State
Captain Returns from India With Laughing Jackasses
An army captain brings two laughing jackasses from India and entrusts them to a caller named Tom Pineh. Shipboard life proves harsh and the animals pine away and die despite Tom's diligent care, leaving him in despair.
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India
Tom Pineh
Tom
Port Orford Murre Eggs Ship to San Francisco
Murre eggs are gathered from rocks off Port Orford and shipped to the San Francisco market, a once thriving industry noted for its past prominence.
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Port Orford
San Francisco
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Standard Grocery Co
Rinehart Family Statters
Enterprise
Pacific Northwest
Weddin
Wm. E. Hanscom
Uncle Sam
Pendleton Dye Works
Wil
W. W. Harah
Big Baptist Convention
Pr. Ford
G. 1. Ward
Echots
Bf. C. Knotts of
R. F. Hall
C. J. Wright
E. C. Wood
Pat Doherty
Pendiaton
L. Chittenden
Kuhletus, Wash
Charlies Burrows
Metropolis
Nysea
G. Raymond Hahn
J. P. Walker
Miss Ora
Siletz Valley
Big Property Advance
Boston
Tallman & Co
Alberta
Soo
Canadian Pacific
Carter
G. M. Jackson
Trav
Pass
Wall St
Libbey
E-Ru-Sa
F. J. Donaldson
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