Milton News Briefs Show Local Events and Personnel
Benewal to Walle Walla reforms to Payton. Wieh medal content Saturday night. Salesman from Portland. Over 600 children school age. Telephone company elects officers. Tonight Mapas Pyle McDowell Kid McClelland with Margueritu Fincher company to perform Papin Boy. Mind Sinuel visiting Mina Jamsiy Pragier left for Dayton. Merle Roby resigned to join Pauly Furniture in Walla Walla. Mrs Ella Barnes returned to Patwha Wiel after visit. A Samuel of Bank of Milton to Dayton for brief visit. A S Mitchell of Portland working in Mosgrove & Go dry roads. Rural Telephone annual meeting held in opera house. Directors elected Morris C W Steen W B R Craig & Co EF Simonds. Medal contest tomorrow night at new opera house with Morgan Galiaher, Edwin Pritchett, Pearl Brewer, Lewis Moyer, Percy Johnuson, May Compton. School census completed over 600 children enumerated.
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Milton
Rural Telephone Company
Opera House
Morris
W. Steen
W. BR. Craig and Co
EF. Simonds
New Opera House
Morgan Galiaher
Walla Walla
Edwin Pritchett
Ferndals
Pearl Brewer
Exhibition in Progress at Boston Automobile Show
Exhibition in Mechanic's building opens in Boston under the Boston Automobile Dealers association. It features the finest auto and power boat exhibits with more exhibitors than any show this year and includes a special motor boat display lineup from luxury craft to smaller power boats. The event runs through next week and compares with major city displays.
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Boston
Masc
Mechanice
Boston Automobile Dealers’ Association
Maultson Square Garden
National Congress of Mothers Resumes Sessions in Washington
Washington March 11 delegates return to a largely attentive gathering as the National Congress of Mothers resumes. Reports from committees on Child Labor Education Domestic Science and dependent and delinquent children are adopted. President Stanley Hall of Clark University to speak on child study. Religious education events planned for tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
National Congress of Mothers
Florence Kelly
New York
Aire
W. S. Hefferan
Chicago
D. W. Stanwood
Holse City
Idaho
Hastings Hart
Stanley Hall
Clark University
Congress
Coming Attractions at the Frazer and Crematory Plans
Tomorrow night Maharas minstrels will perform at the Frazer in a high class show. On March 16 Stetson's Tale Tom's Cabin will be staged with new scenery, new performers, and bi berian bloodhounds. Also coming is Marriage of Kitty a sprightly play praised for humor. Dr Woods plans a crematory on the Toucher bank near Weinhard's yard to incinerate dead animals. Japanese marine association forms a volunteer fleet of auxiliary cruisers.
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Mahara
Frazer
Stetson
Kitty
Woods
Umatilla Notes on Carloads and Moot Court
Umatilla reports 200 carloads of gasoline motor car equipment for O R N use and railroad repairs. Moot court convenes with Ed Pound and John Kaye cited as stand-ins. defense led by C E Amesbury and O C Smith. Robert Brownell improving after Pendleton visit. several local officials and residents mentioned with travels and homecomings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Brownell
Walliwa
Patterson, Waal
Umatilla
C. W. Sutton
Goldendale
Lond
Harry Connell
I Division
Nell Duncan
la Grippe
Myrtle Patterson
Patterson
Wash
Pendleton
John A. Rockwood
Oregon Christian Endeavor Union
Susanna Perkins
Jonathan Brown
Ed Pound
Mise Perking
John Kaye
Mr. Brown
Sid Saylor
James Pound
Will Landrum
Baiiliff
D. C. Brownell
J. P. Fallihee
C. E. Amesbury
O. C. Smith
Increased Beet Acreage at the La Grande Factory
M Bramwell announced expanding beet acreage with total exceeding 3000 acres. If the season is favorable, the factory will be enlarged after next year’s harvest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Bramwell
la Grande
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NEW Spring Millinery
Northwest
Maxine Elliot
Charlotte Cordray
Shepherd
Peoples Warehouse
Pendleton’s Famous Store
Benewal
Walle Walla
Payton, Wieh
Portland
Mothess
Ocoming Attractions
Frazer Theater
The
Japanese Marine Association
Mechanics
W.j.clarke
Court Street
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