FOR GUARD COMPANY Petition Began Last Night in Pendleton
A library meeting of the Commercial association launched steps to form a militia company. A petition to the adjutant general to organize here was signed by about a dozen participants, with a committee tasked to gather more signatures. The group aims to create a first class unit, with state-provided uniforms, equipment, and drill halls, and seeks 70 signers promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Library of the Commercial Association
M. S. Kern
Wood Pasley
Willard Bond
George Hartman, Jr
Pendleton National Guard
Oregon
Frnzer
Touchet Bridge Collapses Causing Detour For Town
A bridge near Huntsville on the Roberts and Henderson route collapsed Saturday morning as L. G. Traden drove a load of goods across. Neither he nor the team were hurt, but the wagon broke and observers helped Traden escape. Flood damage from weeks earlier felled Touchet’s prior crossing, forcing residents to take long detours via Amber. Replacement likely delayed by county bridge shortages.
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Touchet
Huntsville
Roberts & Henderson Electric
L. G. Traden
Mr. Braden
Mr. Traden
Preston Avenue
John Smith of Cove Owning Large Pack of Hounds
John Smith of Cove in Union County owns a prized pack of thirty two English fox hounds. He uses them for chasing coyotes in Union County hills, traveling up to twenty miles from home to find large prey. The hounds are bred from his own kennels and are highly valued, though not entered in dog shows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Smith
Cove
Union County
Oregon
Mr. Smith
Funeral for Ralph T. Frazier Held at Home
The forenoon funeral commenced at 10 o clock from the family home at 712 West Railroad street. Rev. Robert Warner conducted the service with relatives and neighbors in attendance. Pallbearers were Louis Hunziker, George Hartman Jr, Harry Thompson, Clark Nelson, C J Ferguson and E B Aldrich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph T. Frazier
Ralph ‘T. Frasier
West Railroad Street
Robert Warner
Wome
Louis Hunziker
George Hartman, Jr
Harry Thompson
Clark Nelson
C. J. Ferguson
E. B. Aldrich
Borie Brothers Move to Coast Railway Post
Evert D. Borie, a Pendleton native and civil engineer, has joined the Chicago Minneapolis and St Paul Railway at Trinidad Washington. He writes to East Oregonian, sending regards to many Pendleton friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Borie
Evert D. Borie
Trinidad, Wash
Chicago, Minneapolis & St. Paul Railway Company
East Oregonian
Pendleton
Seeding Laggar d Indian A Reporter's Vision
Farmers voice strong hopes for a vast wheat crop despite wet fields delaying spring seeding for two weeks in Umuatilin county. Henry J. Taylor plans reseeding about 100 macres to secure a good stand while others replant scattered tracts north of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry J. Taylor
Taylor
IFORGE CASTLE DEAD Died After Weeklong Illness
George Castle 23 years old son of M P Castle well known Pendleton deliveryman died at St Anthony s hospital at 7 45 this morning after a week s illness with spinal meningitis or brain fever which developed into spinal meningitis. He was born in Heppner but raised in Pendleton and his wife died a year ago after three months of marriage. funeral arrangements not yet made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Castle
M. P. Castle
St. Anthony's Hospital
Heppener
Pendleton
Will shear bucks Monday on J E Smith Ranch
Two thousand fine bucks will be shorn on the J. E. Smith Ranch at Barnhart by machines. The operation starts Monday morning and will be completed quickly. The sheep are in excellent condition and have wintered well, expected to yield very heavy wool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Smith
Barnhart
J. E. Smith Livestock Company
Barnhart Ranch
Smith
Oregon pays Captain Mullan on long standing claim
The Oregon legislature funds Captain John Mullan’s long disputed debt of 9405.97 dating to the 1860s. The article recalls prior coverage after Mullan’s paralysis and notes his push for repayment, including government records of war tax proceeds and authorized claims. It cites Governor Moody and Thayer era actions, asserting a just debt long in dispute and now settled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
John Mullan
Co. J. Crandall
Captain Mullan
Washington
A. Stevens
Hocky Meauntube
Kongrem
Fort Renton
Miewourt River
Montana
Fort Walla Walla
Columbia River
Mullan
Hancroft
Oregon Trail
Northwest
Cascade Mountains
Roky Mountains
Idaho
Mullin
Dalles
Oreon
Banator Sichel
Cavernor Moody
United States
Treasury Department
United
Enangel
Morali Mullin
United States Treasury
Thayer
Cer
al Landa
General Land Office
Secretary of the Interior
Science prevents baldness with Newbro Harpicide
A Utah style ad claims Harpicide removes hair enemies and dandruff to restore growth. It references Mr Mannett of Butte Montana who allegedly regrew hair in under a month and urges purchases via Bendie and A C Koeppen & Co Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newbro
Mannett
Maryland
Butte
Mont
Herphide
Hale
Nature
Ghost Dance Celebration and Trade Suspense Report
George Moses acted as spokesman for the Ghost Dance celebration while George Amos was elected headman. Admission was free on Christmas Eve or New Years. Various figures and leaders are named, with mentions of celebrations, dances, and traditional customs. Separate items note alleged forgery schemes in Galveston and cotton seed shipments, plus land sales in the Naches valley near Yakima.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North West
Nez Perce
George William Max Mox
Kendrick
Idaho
Clark Wood
Hen Perley Poore
Max Max
Juliaetta
Indiana
Nee Perce
Nex Peres
Montana
Ivane Agey
Puget Sound
Peter Mox Mox
Pen Pen Mox Mox
George Moses
Alo Pee-Pee-you-talick
George Amos
Pen Pen Mox
Geo. Win. Mox Mox
Ralph
Baco
Finda-Tlum
Kille
Puget
Isaac Asey
Sascle Williams
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Empire
T. S. Pringle
Mgr
Empire Tea & Crockery Co., Inc
Watchmaker
Winslow Bros
Opticians
Bath
Tallman & Co
Ashokage William Mox, Mox
Full Blood Nez Perce
New Perce
Iforge Castle
Will
State OF
Knox
Roosevelts
Boston
Galveston
Texas
John Mortwey
Naches Valley
Yakima
Milt Johnson
John Jenkines
Mortney
Pendleton Drug Co
Pendleton Savings BA
Adler
Bro
Max Baer
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