Local Events and Meetings Across Counties and States
A scattered list of upcoming events and meetings including district conventions in Milton and Pendleton, a shooting tournament in Idaho, Woolgrowers and Umatilla County Sporting events, a Dedication ceremony for a Christ church, school election and Teachers Institute dates, county township openings, Inland Empire Association in Walla Walla, state supreme court attendees in Seattle, G A R and Oregon Pioneer activities, and Federation of Clubs in Astoria. National gatherings span Mass to San Francisco with references to the Elgin area and local train connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Eonvention
Milton
Tournandrick
Idaho
Umatilla County Wool Association
Pendleton
Ia! Association
Woolgrowers Association
Pen
New Christ
Umatilla County
Teachers' Institute
Seattle
Ieart Court
Eastern
Oregon
G. A. R. En- Union
Oregon Pioneer Associaland
State Federation of Clubs
Astoria
Calderhead forecasts record Yellowstone Park traffic for NP
Calderhead, general passenger agent for the W and C R railway, visited the city yesterday. He cited his wife’s illness at Walla Walla as the reason for a brief stay. He expects Northern Pacific to handle the heaviest Yellowstone Park tourist business this season, and he doubts steel bridge work at Umatilla will start until the Walla Walla and Touchet bridges are completed.
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Calderhead
W. & C. R. Railway
Walla Walla
Northern Pacific
Yellowstone Park
Umatilla
Touchet
Alaska cattle buyer heads to Seattle for 4-year stock
J. M. Cox of Alaska departed for Seattle seeking beef cattle for the Alaska market. He found many 2 and 3 year olds in prime condition but could not locate the preferred 4-year-olds. He expects droves may meet his needs by mid May. plans to return to inspect them and later buy horses for the Sound market, intending several carloads of chunks weighing 1200 to 1400 pounds.
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J. M. Cox
Alaska
Seattle
Will
Sound
Indians in Pendleton blamed for weekend trouble
The Indian police accuse the Indians who drink in Pendleton on Saturdays of causing nearly all tribal mischief year round. Six federal officers patrol the reservation, named Narcisse Bushman, Chan Tain, Jack What Tie, Newmow-it, and Mowtan nic.
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Pendleton
Narcisse Bushman
Chan Tain
Jack
What Tie
New-mow-it
Mowtannic
Wonders Issue Challenge To City Baseball Teams
The Wonders issue a sweeping challenge to play baseball with the winners of the Peoples Warehouse Boston Store game. They also invite a team of the best players from those teams and any squad composed of employees from city mercantile establishments.
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The
Wonders
Peoples Warehouse
Boston
Stroke of Paralysis Claims Athena Resident Frank Mansfield
Frank Mansfield of Athena is in a critical condition after a recent illness. He previously suffered a light stroke last spring and had a severe fall in winter, leaving him in poor health and not expected to recover. He is 67 years old.
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Frank Mansfield
Athena,s
St Patrick's Day Ball at Armory Hall by Order of Washington
St Patrick's Day events include a ball at Armory Hall on Tuesday evening March 17 hosted by the Order of Washington. Kirkman's Orchestra provides music with a grand march at 9 o'clock. Admission is 60 cents.
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St. Patrick's Day
Armory Hall
Order of Washington
Kirkman's
Local Trade Notes Highlight Pendleton Stores
A roundup of shop offers and ads from Pendleton traders including Houser's meats Gratz's seafood Castle's clothing Teutsch's shoe repair Hohbach's bread and St Joe stores plus furniture sales and rental notices. Community notices cover housing vacancies Initiations at Eureka lodge and land sales plus farm activity and local property transfers.
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Houser’s
Gratz
Castle's
Joerger
Teutsch’s
Hohbach
Pendleton
Neuman's
Hohbbach
Teutsch
Teutsch's
Rader
Hays’ Cigar
St. Joe
Gratz's
el Sidelo
Rees’ Cigar Store
Court Street
EB. O
Eureka Lodge
Alta Street
Houser's
Savings Bank
Daphne Circle No 2 Meeting Notice and Social
All members are requested to meet in full force on Wednesday evening March 11 for important business. A social evening is planned for March 18 with members and their husbands invited. Amusements will entertain, lunch will be served, and all present will be pleasantly entertained. Ellen G Bond Guardian Neighbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
E. T. Wade
Rader
Jane Street
Main Street
St. Joe
Hose Company No. 6
Hose Company No. 1
The
Commercial Association
Tady
Geo. Dye
Garden Street
B. Kuppenheim Co
Barnhart
Pacific Coast Elevator Co
Nels Miller
Shick
Athena
Musgrove Bros
Jesse
Daphne Circle No. 2
Ellen G. Bond
Portland Deputy Captures Illicit Liquor Seller
Jacob Proebster of Portland, deputy United States marshal, arrested John R. Franklin who is under sentence for selling liquor to Indians. This is Franklin's second offense. He is jailed with about 60 days remaining to serve. his health is poor and the Willamette climate was deemed unhelpful, prompting the transfer.
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Jacob Proebster
Portland
United States
John R. Franklin
Franklin
Willamette
Courier Changes Hands in Columbia Paper Sale
E. P. Greene founder and publisher of the Columbia Courier at Kennewick sells the paper to C. O. Anderson of Wilcox Arizona who has assumed control. Greene will focus on land interests in that vicinity.
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J. B. Wilhelm
Wick Walker
Charles White
F. A. Gordon
David Gordon
Juniper
E. G. Walther
Laura V. Bales
Livermore Addition
Bush
Veteren Wilson
Washington
Wilhelm
G. Walther
Laura V Hales
Bush Street
Wilson and
Courier
E. P. Greene
Columbia Courier
Kennewick
C. O. Anderson
Wilcox, Ariz
Greene
Walla Walla
New Envelopes and Colors for Gift Boxes Line
Ad announces new box designs with fresh envelopes and colors priced at 15c to age. The ad urges readers that it will pay to see this line and highlights updated packaging options.
Moki Tea Promises Clear Complexion and Liver Benefit
Advertisement for Moki Tea a pure herb drink claimed to improve liver function and skin clarity. Sold with 25 and 50 cent prices, money back if unsatisfied. Free sample offered by W H Hooker & Co Buffalo NY with W H Schmidt & Co as druggists listed.
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W. H. Hooker & Co
Buffalo
N. Y
W. H. Schmidt & Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
Price
Gracco
Rutsch
BIG Department Store
Main and
Alta Streets
Gresonnany
Walla
Woodmen County
O. F. Hall
Inland Empire Association
Ltate
Supreme Court Atten
Before
Familly
Elgin
Dr. Kirby
JRAIN
Indian Police
St. Patrick’s Day
Sassafras Bark
Jeppen’s Drug Store
Mata St
Court House
Mr. Catherman
Foster
Maxwell
Ben
Neil
G. A. Hartman
N. Berkley
Walker
Welcome Walker
Peter West
Badr
the Peoples Warehouse Boys Outfitters
W. J. Clarke & CO
Nolf
Crowner Bros Telephone
Lily, Bogardus & CO
Pacific Northwest