Most Enjoyable Social Affair at the Methodist Parsonage
A missionary tea at the M E parsonage on Thompson street hosted by the Women’s Foreign Missionary Society. A 6 to 8 p m luncheon led to piano and vocal solos, readings, and a quartet performance, closing with From Greenland’s Icy Mountains. Republican Central Committee Chairman Frank Curl set the county meeting for March 22 at Pendleton.
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Methodist Parsonage
M. E. Parsonage
Thompson Street
The
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Mesdames Fletcher
W. T. Rigby
Oliver and
Hamline
Mr. McPheeters
Rickelttson
Fletcher
Carrol van Orgdal
Miss Boyce
Dr. Miller
Tarbett
Muss Rigby
Rickettson
Misa Hoyce
Professor Jones
Mr. Kimbrel
Greenland
Ley Mountains
Republican Central Committees
Frank Curl
Republlican County
Pendleton high school expansion faces bond plan revival
Pendleton school board acts after State Superintendent Ackerman approves ongoing operation with present staff. Plans call for a $40 bond issue to build a new high school and refund prior debt, estimated at about $14,500, leaving funds for construction. Objections focus on site choice rather than bonds, with potential cross-party agreement seen as key to passage.
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Ackerman
Pendleton High School
John Hailey, Jr
Bende
Academy
Mastiff Named Bummer Refuses Duel With Intruding Hounds
A Philippine War veteran mastiff owned by Tom Nelann encounters three large bloodhounds from the Uncle Tom company on Main Street. The guard dog stands at attention as the intruders circling him retreat after a tense face off. He resumes his dignified march, showing combat spirit but recognizing heavier numbers.
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Bummer
Tom Nelann
Philippines
Oregon Boys
Main Street
Throw Blowntiounds
Uncle Tom
Hummer
Welcome Knights of Pythias window at Peoples Warehouse
A display at Peoples Warehouse welcomes Knights of Pythias visiting the city. The center window shows Pendleton Todlan robes and blankets neatly arranged under an arch inscribed Welcome Knights, with a Knight of Pythias in full uniform. Local Knights of Pythias and other citizens praise the artistic, timely window.
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Peoples Warehouse
Pendleton Todlan
Knight of Pythias
Ks. of P
Chtiens
County Printing Bill Shrouded in Graft and Waste
The county court audit details a Morning Tribune printing bill of 616.20 for delinquent tax lists and other printing, total 734.60 for the session. Investigations reveal advertising costs often exceed taxes due, with numerous misabbreviations and possible waste. The court plans to adjourn Monday to discuss the Wild Horse road project.
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Morning Tribune
Nettie Adams
FE. H. Adama
W. L. Alcorn
J. P. Tushee
Aura M. Butler
Uncle Tom's Cake Walk at Frazer Delights Pendleton Audience
A large Frazer crowd filled the house last night for Uncle Tom's Cabin, a yearly Pendleton favorite. The cake walk featuring real coons drew praise as the standout element, with costumes and the performance rated highly, though overall tone lagged behind naval standards. John McNerny notes residency and a disclaimer regarding debts of his wife dated March 4, 1904.
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Pendleton
Frazer
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Dindinger, Wilson & CO
Wade
Herefords
Tallman & CO
Missionary Tea
Revere Coffee
F. S. Younger & Son
Knights of Pythias
County Printing
Tribune
the Frazer Last
Annie McNerny
John M'Nerny
Stetson
Boston
Sherwin-Williams
E. J. Murphy
Court
S. G. Bryson No
W. Railroad St
Hill
Wisconsin
OWL Tea
East Court St
ST. Joe Store
Whittinghill Mercantile CO
Lyons Mercantile CO
W. C. Minnis
Newman
Umatilla
Pendleton Boquet
Pride of
A. Rohde
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