Coming Events Listed for Pendleton and Nearby Areas
A dated schedule of upcoming meetings and events across Oregon and nearby states includes the 18 District Christian Convention in Milton, Wool Association in Pendleton, Teachers institutes, county and state gatherings, and national congresses in Boston and Ogden. Notable entries cover Inland Empire Association in Walla Walla, Pacific Coast Congress in Seattle, and G A R events in San Francisco and Ogden. Parallel items note school elections, balloting, and community dedications slated through September.
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Christian Eonvention
Milton
Journadrick
Idaho
Umatilla County Wool Association
Pendleton
Vival Association
Igrowers Association
Pen
New Christ
Umatillo County
Jain
State Federation of Women’s ‘Clubs
Astoria
National Educational Association
Boston
Mass
San Francisco
National Irrigation Congress
Ogden
Utah
Shoulder Dislocation Near Butter Creek Farm
George Kimbrell dislocated his shoulder while plowing at Libbie McBee’s Butter creek farm. A horse reared and struck him, forcing the joint out. Dr. C. J. Smith set the shoulder in Pendleton this morning. He may return to Echo today or tomorrow.
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George Kimbrell
Libbie McBee
Butter Creek
Pendleton
C. J. Smith
Mr. Kimbrell
Echo
Prominent Son of Herman Visits Pendleton and Walla Walla
George Retzer, vice-president for Washington of the Song of Hermann, and his wife from Walla Walla have been staying at Hot Lake. He visited Pendleton yesterday as a guest of Joe Basler, then departed for Walla Walla this morning, as he serves as a delegate to the supreme lodge.
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Herman
George Retzer
Walla Walla
Hot Lake
Retzer
Pendleton
Joe Basler
State of Washington
Song of Hermann
Supreme Lodge
Walla Walla Farmers Near Finish With Spring Grain Work
Hugh Estes reports 100 acres on Eureka flat with farmers working almost night and day to plant and harvest spring grain. Work starts at daylight and continues while sight lasts. another week should finish most fields according to Estes.
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Hugh Estes
Eureka Flat
Walla Walla
Hallock Family to Be Feted at Baker City Reception
Blaine and Alma Hallock will join other family members in Baker City later this week where their father H H Hallock serves as O R N agent. A reception in their honor will be held tonight at the high school assembly hall for current and former students only.
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Blaine
Alma Hallock
Baker City
H .H. Hallock
Closer Quarters for Drunks Erected in City Jail
The carpenter O. G. Smith employed by the committee on health and police finished two close cells in the city jail. Chief Gibson hails the addition as a safe quiet repository for turbulent drunks and obstreperous prisoners, according to the Salem Journal.
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O. G. Smith
Committee On Health and Police
Jall
Gibson
Salem Journal
St Patrick's Day Ball at Armory Hall March 17
St Patrick's Day celebration to be held at Armory Hall Tuesday evening March 17 by the Order of Washington. Kirkman's Orchestra to provide music. Grand march at 9 o'clock. Admission 50 cents. A good time is assured.
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St. Patrick's Day
Armory Hall
Order of Washington
Kirkman's Orchestra
Goods and ads fill Pendleton shop pages
A crowded list of ads promotes choice meats at Houser and Houwser, Gratz clam chowder and cheese sandwiches, Castle seafood and fresh fish, Teutsch shoe and leather services, Neuman’s smoker supplies, Hobbach’s bread, Pendleton Favorite cigars, and various furniture, sewing machines, and real estate listings. Local merchants urge repairs, trade, and spring stock as St. Joe and St. Joe Store advertise, with notices about rentals, property for sale, and county updates.
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Houser's
Gratz
Castle's
Joerger
Pendleton
Hobbach
Rader
Hays’ Cigar Store
Teutsch
Neit's
St. Joe
Gratz's
el Sidelo
Nees
Court Street
EB. O
Alta Street
Houwser’s
Savings Bank
Delton Gathering Highlights Local Notables
A large group of people, many with no local relatives, are well known to parties in this area. The social scene centers on mutual acquaintances and community ties, reflecting a tradition of local gatherings and familiar faces.
Nessly Visits Prosser Real Estate Venture Chief
C W Nessly, longtime La Grande farmer and fruit grower now Prosser real estate head, arrived in Pendleton via W R line. He leads Nessly-Scott Investment Co and plans to recruit settlers, optimistic lands will become farms this season before returning to La Grande for several days.
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W. Nessly
Pendieton
la Grande
la Grane
Prosser
Wash
Nessly
Nessly-Scott Investment Company
Weston Widow Committed for Mental Illness
Mrs. Margaret Flock of Weston was last evening adjudged insane and committed to the state Insane asylum. The widow, aged 41 years, has shown demented behavior for two years with episodic homicidal tendencies. The mental unbalance was attributed to religious excitement. this was her first commitment.
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Margaret Flock
Weston
Pendleton Train Delayed By Engine Breakdown
The morning train into Pendleton on the W & C R broke down yesterday about midway from Helix to Pendleton. A broken engine eccentric caused the delay, though damage was light. A replacement engine from Walla Walla was secured and the train reached Pendleton at 3 30 p m.
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Pendleton
Helix
Walla Walla
Large attendance expected at Sportsmen's meeting
The Sportsmen's Association anticipates a large turnout on the 21st. Mr. Krause reports daily correspondence from across eastern Oregon, with nearly every letter containing an appeal for fish.
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Sportsmen's Association
Krause
Oregon
Divorces Granted by Judge Ellie Include Custody and Alimony
Judge Ellie grants Myrtle J Hemphill divorce from Alfred C Hemphill with custody of their 18 months old child and alimony set at 400 dollars. Separately Lizzie Pease is granted divorce from Arthur Pease.
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Ellie
Myrtle J. Hemphill
Alfred C. Hemphill
Lizzie Pease
Arthur Pease
Maple Bros Win Pendleton Hospital Wiring Contract
Maple Bros were yesterday awarded the contract for wiring the new Sisters' hospital for electric lights bell and inter communicating tele phones. This is the largest contract ever given in Pendleton for wiring a building.
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Maple Bros
Sisters’ Hospital
Pendleton
Dr Smith Installed on State Health Board
Dr. C. J. Smith received his commission from Governor Chamberlain this morning, becoming one of five members on the state board of health. He is the sole Eastern Oregon representative on the board.
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Dr. Smith
C. J. Smith
Chamberlain
State Board of Health
Oregon
Cooley Sends Iron Piping for Farm Cistern at Pendleton
A B Cooley today dispatched two six horse wagon loads of iron piping to his farm eighteen miles north of Pendleton. He is building a large cistern on the property for stock watering needs.
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A. B. Cooley
Pendleton
To Asylum Mrs Flock Taken After Inquest
A Weston aged woman named Mrs Flock was adjudged insane yesterday evening and taken to the asylum today by D Turner and wife.
Chaney and Callune Married at Columbia Lodging House
John W. Chaney and Mrs Ruth Callunes were married on March 9 by Judge FitzGerald at the Columbia lodging house.
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Chaney-Callune
John W. Chaney
Ruth Callunes
Judge FitzGerald
Columbia Lodging House
Sporting Goods Values From Victor and Reach Bats
Full line advertising sporting goods highlighting Victor and Reach bats mitts balls and gloves with prices from five cents to one dollar ten cents for balls mitts up to three ninety five in some entries.
Garden Seeds Sale Bulk and Package Goods Offered
Garden and Flower Seeds line complete with five cent papers and half price listed for bulk and package items. Includes 244 cent packages.
New Arrivals Wrist Bags and Bead Jewelry
New wrist bags by express announce latest novelties with values up to 1.25 and 1.50 each. Bead chains and necklaces in all colors offered at 25 cents.
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Express
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Gracco
Butsch's Big Department Store
Main and
Alta Streets
Gresonan
Mn '28—Teachers’ Institute At
Walloto
Woodmen County
O. F. Hall
Inland Empire Association
Tate Supreme Court
Pacific Coast Congressionalists
Seattle
Ieart Court
Eastern
Union — Pioneer Associa
Sassafras Bark
Eppen’s Drug Store
Matin St
Court House
P. FP. Collier & Co
Jesse Failing’s
Main Street
E. T. Wade
Rader's
Jane Street
Groom Cottage
J. A .Smith
Ross
Gray’s Harbor Lumber Co
Main
Geo. Dye
Garden Street
B. Kuppenheim Co
Walters
The
Christian Church
Jesse Patling Co. P. Koontz
Little
McKay Creek
Vici
Goodyear
Tou
Ito
Walsta
Boys Outfitters
Traut
Ier
W. J. Clarke & CO
Baseball Goods
Nolf
Crowner Bros Telephone
Lily, Bogardus & CO
Pacific Northwest
Thompson Hardware Co
Hardware Lime