Alexander Out Moore In Office Leads Pendleton Club Move
The Pendleton Commercial Association installed a new slate led by president Moore as old officers retired. A five member committee was named to negotiate club quarters with the city and Milarkey, with reports due within days and further meetings planned.
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Commercial Association
Moore
Pendleton
Alexander
Pendleton Burt
Hungiker
Walla Walla
Milarkey
Pendleton Woman Will Visit Montana Lodges
Ida Hamblen of Pendleton left at noon yesterday for northern Idaho and Montana on an inspection tour of Royal Neighbors of America camps. Rallies will be held and she will be away about a month. She has led Royal Neighbors work in Idaho and Montana for 12 years and supervises 45 deputies.
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Ida Hamblen
Idaho
Montana
Royal Neighbors of
America
Hamblen
Royal Neighbors
Third Man Arrested in Parr Gaston Case
Charles Flush, implicated in the Parr Gaston robbery at the Parr saloon on Main Street, was arrested this morning on the reservation by Sheriff Taylor. He was brought to town and placed in the county jail following two affidavits filed in the clerk’s office naming Flush as the crime committer.
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Charles Flush
Parr Gaston
Parr
Main Street
Taylor
Gaston
Flush
Notes From Down Stream Special Correspondence Dance and Land Moves
A dance was held at R. Porter’s house three miles west of town. Joe Snyder Jr. went with Fred Hill to Claresholm on Monday last. Hill has taken land to work from Mrs. Gus Stangler. Perry Houser has purchased the quarter section of land recently occupied by Fred Hill near Birch Creek mouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Porter
Joe Snyder, Jr
Fred Hill
Claresholm
BH. C
Hill
Gus Stangler
Perry Houser
Birch Creek
Walla Walla Man Weds Pendleton Bride
Walla Walla man W J Tallman married Pendleton resident Mrs. George Hamilton yesterday at Mrs. M A Folso’s home. Rev W L Van Nuys officiated in a small ceremony attended by friends and relatives. The couple planned a honeymoon to California and southern points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Talimin
Walla Walla
George Hamilton
M. A. Folso
W. L. van Nuys
California
Rail line estimates 1 million to Alaska exposition
The Great Northern Railroad estimates that no less than 1 000 000 persons bound for the Alaska Yukon Pacific exposition in Seattle this summer will be hindered through St Paul alone.
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Great Northern Railroad
Seattle
St. Paul
Babe of Mystery Finds a Suitable Home
A mysterious baby girl once to be adopted away by Dr Hender son has finally found a home considered suitable by the doctor. Before this, the doctor had received letters from many state residents seeking custody. The adopters do not know the baby's parents, and the public remains curious about the arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson
East Oregonian
Chester Foster Visits Pendleton With Bride
Chester W. Foster, once a popular city salesman, arrived with his bride Miss Bertha Fruehaul of Sacramento. They are visiting Foster’s mother Mrs. L. W. Jones and plan to travel to Seattle to see his sister. Foster spent years in Portland and Sacramento after leaving the Boston Store.
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Chester W. Foster
Sacramento
Bertha Fruehaul
Mr. Foster
L. W. Jones
Seattle
Foster
Boston
Portland
Lambing Season Set to Begin on Local Ranches
Dan P. Smythe left at noon for Arlington to arrange the lambing season. Lambing at the Smythe ranch will start March 15 and extend toward early April, with most deep ranches in the county beginning lambing in that period.
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Dan P. Smythe
Arlington
Smythe
Irrigation Hope Seeks Pendleton’s Growth and Supremacy
D C Brownell, irrigation expert from Umatilla, urged Pendleton pursue floodwater based irrigation to spur city growth. He favored reservoirs for water conservation and called for an electric line Pendleton-Umatilla to boost western settlement and commercial leadership, with irrigation ditches transforming the area into fertile lands.
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City
Pendleton
West End
Brownell
Umatillane
Former Pendleton Family in Serious Circumstances
Word from friends reports Rev. William Vallandingham family in Lind Washington in dire straits. The wife Mae Stacker Vallandingham is near death from tuberculosis while the father and children suffer from croup and other illnesses. Relatives still live in Pendleton.
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Inchinelty
William Vallandingham
Perihbers
Lind
Washington
Mise Mae Stacker
Pendleton
Mumford Wedding in Eugene Ties City Groom to Gladys George
Walter A Mumford married Gladys George of Eugene on Monday. The couple arrived from Eugene last evening and plan to make their future home on the east end of the city. Mumford works at a local planning mill and the ceremony united the couple in marriage.
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Walter A. Mumford
Bride
Eugene
Misa Gladys George
Local residents and visitors spotted in Pendleton
A stream of visits and travel notes from Pendleton lists H Hurlburt of Echos Mrs John Q Peebler en route to Athena George Peringer back from Portland Albert Friedley returning from Portland W H Latimer in town from Nye for supplies and attorneys D W Bailey in Spokane for a few days Various residents including Jarman Meyer Gordon Hostetler and others arrive or depart for business visits shopping or extended trips to San Francisco Spokane Walla Walla Cheney Cambridge Vale Pendleton community activity and movements.
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Albert Friedley Hoe
Portland
W. H. Latimer
Nye
D. W. Bailey
Spokane
F. J. Young
Reho
Chas, Vinson
Cold Springs
James Johns
Pilot Rock
George W. Coutts
H. McLane
Athena
J. D. Plamondon
Frank
Ora Holdman
San Francisco
D. B. Jarmon
Weston
J. F. Meyer
Fred Gordon
J. C. Hostetler
Dalles
Walla Walla
Iislt
Alva Pierce
Juniper
Cheney
Postponed Basketball Game Between Association and Faculty
The basketball game at the Commercial association gymnasium tonight is postponed indefinitely due to several players being in another game. It was a return match against a faculty team from the high school and Pendleton Academy, the faculty winning the first encounter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Association
Association
Pendleton Academy
Athena Rock Crushing Bill Sparks County Court Debate
Attorney S F Wilson appeared for the city of Athena before the county court over a rock crushing bill proposing 2 50 per yard for macadamizing certain roads. The county refused to pay. The mayor and recorder will appear tomorrow to discuss the matter.
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S. F. Wilson
City of
Athena
Ticket Agent Millet Transferred From O. R. & N. Depot
Miller a popular ticket agent at the O. R. & N. depot is to be transferred to another point. Mr. Clark, formerly in railway service at Eugene, will take Millet’s place. Mr. Miller’s destination is not yet determined. For months he has served as ticket agent and earned the public’s respect and friendship in Perdition.
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters Endorsed Worldwide
A reader urged among the Sich people and others that Hostetter's Stomach Bitters is the medicine to restore stomach and bowels to normal function and restore health. The note claims it has become the recognized leader among stomach remedies and is widely recommended.
DANGER FROM ORCHARD PEST IN OREGON RISES
Oregon faces threat from the brown tail moth a poisonous pest arriving on imported fruit trees from France The State Board of Horticulture races to exterminate the moth to protect nurseries with burning infested young trees and dipping others The pest can cause severe skin rashes and may require massive control costs if unchecked Portland coverage notes a prior costly outbreak in Massachusetts and New York inspections detect shipments bound for Oregon nurseries
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Mtack Orchards
Oregon
State Board of Horticulture
France
United States
New York City
Horticultural Board
Bank Teller Frank Lee Missing From Northern Crown Bank
Shakatoon Saskatchewan reports Frank Lee a teller at the Northern Crown Bank is missing. His accounts show a shortage around 5000 dollars. He last left ten days ago to visit his mother in the east who was reported dying. Inspector Yule of Winnipeg and local bank manager R. R. Morgan said the bonding company is looked to cover the shortage.
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Shakatoon
Saskatchewan
Frank Lee
Northern Crown Bank
Lee
Inspector Yule
Winnipeg
R. R. Morgan
Gou
Marmela Company Ad Promises Easy Weight Loss
A historical advertisement urges readers to order Marmela tablets from the Marmela Company in Detroit Michigan. It claims rapid weight loss of a pound daily with no changes to meals or routines, and lists a dubious prescription recipe including Marmola ingredients. The copy targets readers with doctoring style claims and a famous medal reference.
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Standard Grocery Co
Alexander Out
Tallman & Co
Pendleton Planing Mill
Robert Forster
Pendleton, Ore
Ingram’ S Puovemain
Babe
Chester Foster
D. C. Brownell
Pendleton Needs
Umatilla
A. Mumford
H. H. Hurlburt
Echos
John Q. Peebler
George Peringer
C. B. Lyman
Paxton
D. B. Jarman
W. H. Bleakney
S. A. Mentzer
Umatilla County
Mr. Mentzer
Cambridge
Dad
Drs. Lytle
W. McClure
Vale
Woolgrowers
Harney
Malheur
William McKinney
Horace Jones and Child
Bowman Hotel
IPS
Millet
Fruitmen
Portland Journal
Butte
Mont
Victor Mattson
Mattson
Frankey
Finland
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