Coming Events in Pendleton and Nearby Areas
A March 2 1905 list outlines events across 4 County court Horace K Turner at the courthouse Knights of Pythias convention in La Grande District Christian Convention in Millon Shooting tournament Idade Umatilla County Sports association Pendleton Two townships in Walla Baty opened to settle Modern Woodmen Co F hall Pendleton Inland Empire Association Walls Walla State supreme court at Pen Circuit Court Eastern Oregon G Ken t Union Fortieth annual National Educational Association Boston National G AR ent San Francisco.
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Horace K. Turner
Art T
Knights of Pythias Dispvention
la Grande
Christian Reconvention
Millon
Idate
Umatilla County
Pendleton
Walla- Baty
Woodmen County
Eastern
Oregon
Kent, Union-10
Forty-second
Anual
National Educational Asso
Boston
Mass
National G
Ent
San Francisco
Nelson Returns and Reports on Eastern Trip
Weston mayor B. Nelson returned home Saturday from an East visit. He rode the Union Pacific line in a 14 car train with immigrants aboard and observed prosperity and growth in Kansas City St Louis Columbus Dayton and other cities. He noted business conditions improving and travel trends moving in the same direction as the Star fire.
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Nelson
B. Nelson
Weston
Union Pacific
Kansas City
Louis
Columbus
Dayton
Nelson Visits Multiple Cities For Brick Plant Expansion
In Bellefontaine Ohio he notes good business buildings on childhood ground. In Delaware he meets Miss Ethel Royal daughter of the Normal's ex president while dining with 240 young ladies. In Dayton he buys a front brick machine to upgrade Weston yard, praising Weston bricks and planning to double capacity to about 6 million this season from 4 million in 1902 with many orders in prospect.
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Bellefontaine
Oho
Delaware
Nelson
Ethel Royal
The
Normal
Wesleyan College
Olympia
Wash
Dayton
Weston Yard
Weston
Sheep in Pilot Rock Area Show Good Health and Rising Coyote Trouble
W H Porter of Pilot Rock reports his two sheep look well and others nearby are in good condition. Shearing normally starts in April but Porter plans for May 10. No diseases noted, some ticks present. Coyotes are more troublesome than in four years. Scarlet fever reported in the vicinity.
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W. H. Porter
Pilot Rock
Porter
Presbyterian mission premises undergoing irrigation improvements
The Presbyterian mission church on the reservation is upgrading grounds with 300 feet of irrigation piping around the whoreland residence. Two yards will be seeded to blue grass and shaded by numerous trees. Rev. Cornellson, head of the mission, says affairs are in excellent condition.
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Presbyterian Mission Church
Cornellson
Presbyterian Mission
Local Grower Sees Good Wheat Prospects at Home
W. P. Temple returns from Milton where he promoted Daniel Best's harvester. He reports his Pendleton-area farm has 1,100 acres of club wheat and the rest in bluestem and barley. Last year spring sown grain averaged 27 bushels per acre. All grain is fallsown this year and he expects a larger fall yield.
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W. P. Temple
Milton
Daniel Best
Harvester
Pendleton
W. H. McCormack
Washington and
Madison Streets
Welcome Walker
Charles White
Birch Creek
Finnish Settlement Grows as Hendricks Plans Residence
Laker Hendricks a farmer six miles west of Adams will build a residence this spring. The Finnish settlement is prospering with better-kept homes barns and fences and more carefully tilled fields than any neighborhood in the county.
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Laker Hendricks
Adams
Local Briefs Highlight Shops and Real Estate
A mix of merchant notes and property listings runs through the page. Houser’s choice meats Gratz’s clam chowder and Gratz’s lime bur ger specials mix with Castle’s fresh seafood and Teutach’s shoe work. Real estate ads include two furnished rooms for rent 617 Jane street brick building on Main street and several farms and ranches for sale. Community notices mention Commercial Association meeting and local improvements.
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Houser's
Gratz
Castle's
Joerger
Teutach’s
Pendleton
Newman's
Hohbach
Teutach
Rader
Hays
Amokera
Nolf's
Teutsch
Gratz’s
el Sidelo
Rees’ Cigar Store
Court Street
Dorman
Raley
Alta Street
Houser’e
Savings Bank
P. Collier & Co
Jane Street
Amd Webb Streets
KE. T. Wade
T. Wade
Rugg Brothers
E. T. Wade
The
Commercial Association
Take Care of Your Horses
A La Moure County Chronicle reflection contrasts a farmer or horseman who thoughtfully blankets a cold horse with a harsh image of a man who neglects his steed, highlighting compassion for animals over mere self comfort.
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la Moure County
Shooting Outrage in Siam Leaves City in Shock
The account reports Khoon Tong, a member of Phya Song's staff, killed on return from a mission to Lampoon. The narrative laments untimely death and fear, while authorities rush six soldiers and six policemen to the scene to pursue the culprits.
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Siam
Khoon Tong
Phya Song
Lampoon
Bargain House Ad Promises Cheap Household Goods
We show fine values for 16 cents including children chairs baskets tack hammers and more at 10 cents each. Boxes of fine stationery in new envelopes and colors range from 15c to 2gc. It will pay you to see this line.
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Arele and
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Main and
Alta Streets
Tor
Oreservay
Inday
Eli
Coyotes
Umatilla Mission
Koeppens
France
Koeppen
Main St
Court House
Missouri
Jesse
8. M .Martin
St. Louis
New Athens Church
Silas
Martin
J. 8. Wheeler
W. W. Wolfe
Echo
Seattle
Foster
Mr. Wolfe
Pacific Land & Irrigation Co
N. Berkley
Taylor Ranch
George A. Clark
Father Goose
Milt Pomeroy
Stewart Creek
Professor Conkilin
Bill Temple
Joe Willams
Gideon Brown
Bentley
al Vogle
George Skelton
George Terney
Despain Canyon
Terney
Jasper Manning
California
Levi Eldridge
McKay Creek
T. Beeney
Peoples
Outfitters
W. J. Clarke & CO
Nolf
Crowner Bros
Portland
Baker & Folsom
Postoffice
Allen Brothers
Main Street
P. P. Collier & CO
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