Statewide effort to rebuild Heppner church union service planned
Episcopal churches across the state contribute to the Heppner church fund with Sun Gey collections. The Church of the Redeemer gave 17 dollars and Bishop Wistar Morris 500 dollars privately. Next Sunday a union memorial service for flood victims will be held in Heppner at the Christian church with Revs. John Warren, A. E. Glover, and W. E. Potwine in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State
Heppner Episcopalians
W. EB. Potwine
Weston
Episcopal Churches
Heppner Ft
Church of the Redeemer
Wistar Morris
Land
Hepmmer
John Warren
A. E. Glover
W. E. Potwine
Fishing trip to Bingham Springs ends for local dignitaries
M. RK Stinson of Salem grand keeper of the records and seal of the Knights of Pythias of the state J W Maloney grand chancellor of the same order J B Reeder grain sachem of the Redmen and Dr Whitaker of this city returned from a fishing trip to Bingham Springs this morning where they spent Sunday seeking elusive trout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bingham
M. RK. Stinson
Salem
Knights of Pythias
J. W. Maloney
J. B. Reeder
Redmen
Dr. Whittaker
Bingham Springs
Visiting Krassigs In Athena
Mr and Mrs William Krassig visited friends and relatives in Athena yesterday. Mr Krassig returned home this morning while Mrs Krassig will stay with her parents in Athena for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athena
William Krassig
Mr. Krassig
New Oregon Warehouse Law Seeks Bond and Compliance
A new state law requiring warehouse operators to obtain licenses, post bonds from $1,000 to $50,000, and file business statements with county clerks takes effect in July. It aims to protect farmers by regulating grain storage, with penalties of up to $50 per day for noncompliance. Only a few warehouse operators have yet complied, risking fines and closure before the season begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Peron
Suit for timber damages against W L Bryson
James Davie by Halley and Lowell files an injunctive suit alleging ownership of 40 acres in Meacham area. Bryson allegedly entered Davie's timber land, destroyed timber valued at 250 dollars, and is insolvent. Davie seeks a decree forbidding further cutting, 250 dollars damages plus court costs, a temporary injunction, and any other equitable relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Davie
Halley & Lowell
W. L. Bryson
Meacham
Adjudged Insane After Poison Plot Claim
Jara Jerind an Austrian sheep herder working near Heppner was examined by Judge Hartman and Dr. Cole and adjudged insane. He believes people are poisoning his food and sought sheriff protection two weeks ago. He will be sent to the asylum at the sheriff’s convenience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jara Jerind
Austria
Hartman
Cole
Jerind
Heppner
Enterprising Firm Unveils Electric Enunciator Cart Device
F. W. Schmidt introduces a new electric enunciator device suspended over a drug store cart edge. A driver can press a button to summon a clerk without leaving the cart, promising to attract customers and boost business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Schmidt
Lions Entertainment Tonight at Main and Alta
Lions host a local entertainment night featuring music and 4000 feet of moving pictures at the corner of Main and Alta streets. The event promises ample music and film viewing for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions
Main
Alta Streets
Personal visits noted in Pendleton area listings
Weston visitors C Wood and B Kilgore arrive in Pendleton for short business. Baker City resident KE Dickey stops in for a Pendleton visit while RK Porter from Walla Walla travels to the city on the noon train. Other locals and visitors include Mrs. R. Jones from Athena Delia Crister returning from Portland W. H. Blakley ex sheriff heading to Adams. Mr. and Mrs. Mont of Kent visiting friends. O. M. Richmond of Weston in town for a day. T. W. Ayres to Heppner for family business. L. B. Rinert of Union planning a North Yakima trip. D. McConnel and wife from Dayton staying at Hotel Pendleton. Mrs. N. P. Stones of Walla Walla en route from mountain resorts. W. M. Beagle and party expected from Alaska aboard a steamer Senator from Nome. Mrs. EH Harlow and son John visiting in town. Royal M. Sawtelle returns to Spokane after visiting relatives. Sawtelle connected with George R. Dodson jewelry firm. E R White and P W Pherson from Portland, supreme officers of the Lions, registered for several days in Pendleton.
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C. Wood
Weston
KE Dickey
Baker City
Kilgore
RK. & Porter
Walla Walla
Mra
R. Jones
Athena
Delia H. Crister
Portland
Heppner
Ll. B. Rinetart
Union
Sesterdas
Lem
North Yakinw
McConnel
Dayton
Wash
Pendleton
N. P. Stones
Wann Walla
W M. Beagle
Alaska
Shattle
Stemmer
Nome
EH. Harlow
John
Leavenworth
Kaw
EE. Harlow
Mr. Sawtelle
George R. Dodson
Spokane
E.R White
P. W Pherson
Order of Lions
Doctor Wiswell Relocates to Vancouver for New Practice
Dr RD Wiswell and his family moved to Vancouver this morning to establish a new home and practice. The physician has long served Pendleton and built strong ties there, but believes the Vancouver opportunity offers greater benefits. Mrs Wiswell will also depart, and many friends in Pendleton will miss them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
RD Wiswell
Dontor
Pendleton
Wiswail
Settlement of Insurance Claims for Fire Losses Named
George Darveau and Julian Sharon received insurance proceeds for recent fire damage. Darveau collected $1,000 for the destruction of the sample room and Sharon $450 for damage to his burned house. The policies were handled through J. R. Dickson’s office in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Darveau
Julian Sharon
Darveau
Sample
Sharon
J. R. Dicknon
British Women and Labor in Early 20th Century Text
A fragment notes women in various roles across Britain, listing one as a dork lavorer and another as a payer, with five female farm servants in charge of horses, four bricklayers, four hollermakers, two locksmiths, and one coppersmith. It mentions nearly 100 Humber women viewers and 177 women builders, alongside hundreds of men and sailors, illustrating broad female participation in labor.
Mrs Wilkins Dead in Willamette Valley Funeral Arrangements
Born 1860 in the Willamette Valley she married Charlee Wilkins in 1887. A member of Lady Maccabees and Ben Hur she left four children two brothers and two sisters to mourn. Her family details long and scattered with relatives in Harrisburg Pendleton Seattle Palouse and British Columbia. Funeral services are set for Umatilla Agency Tuesday at 1 pm with interment at Olney cemetery and carriages available for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willamette Valley
Charlee Wilkins
Lady Maccabees
Mee
Marty Wilkins
Wafe
Charis
Harrisburg
Charles Viking
Pen Olvtoh
Janvester
Mra WC
Yorsa
Eugene Atl Fie
Sieter
Frank C Winther
Seattle
George Ulery
Palouse
John Ubery
British Columbia
Umatilla
Olney
Presbyterian church youth group to leave at 39 o'clock
A Presbyterian church will convey attendees to a place of service departing from the church at 39 o'clock sharp. It is a brief churchgoer transport notice outlining the schedule and location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Insoles promise year round comfort for feet
The ad claims hair is not a conductor of heat and the Insoles keep feet at the body’s natural temperature, staying warm in winter and cool in summer. Sold by Brock and McComas Company at 260 per trio, offered three for 260.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brock &@ McComas (Co
Marriage Licenses Granted in Dayton Area
Marriage licenses issued Saturday afternoon to John W. Hall and Mrs Stella Scofield, and to Daniel McConnell of Dayton Washington and Rose Jones. Also licensed were Arthur B. Shick and Josely M. Harden, the latter 17, with affidavit from her mother Sarsh d. Warden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Hall
Stella Scofield
Daniel McConnell
Dayton, Wash
Rose Jones
Arthur BE. Shick
Josely M. Harden
Sarsh d. Warden
Special Meeting notice for K of I members
All members of the order are requested to attend the meeting to be led this evening by GR Bailey, K of RO and S W J Keys, C. ¢.
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Dindinger, Wilson & Company
Tallman & CO
St. George Restaurant
T. A. Oldfather
Jacob Jerind
Mrs. Wilkins
Orang
Candy Cathartic
OWL Tea House
ST. Joe Store
W. J. Clarke & Co
Court Stra
BIG
Boston
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