City Brevities Signalads and Repairs Across Town
Advertisements pledge brisk sales from newspapers with notices of Holt harvesters and repairs. Items list rooms for rent, seeds, hats sale, cleaning, cattle pasture, and a delayed westbound passenger train after a wreck. Local business names include Rader, Wainhard, Esler Plane House, Holt harvesters, Martin's, Teutsch, East Oregonian building, and Maple Bros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Smith
Little Holt Harvester
Joerger’s
West Court Street
Holt Harvesters
E. L. Smith's
Court Street
Teutsch
Teutsch’s
East Oregonian
J. J. Comegys
East Court Street
Maple Bros
Big Gee Raiser Bee Farmer Visits Pendleton
Big Gee Raiser Thom of the Meadows between Echo and Umatilla toured Pendleton today as a leading bee farmer in the county, handling many bees in this region. The government is building Fort William H. Seward at Haines Alaska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Gee
ER. Thom
Echo
Umatilla
Pendleton
Mr. Thom
Haines
Alaska
Fort
William H. Seward
New Echo School House Built on Old Plan
Superintendent Nowlin tours Echo Umatilla and Foster schools reporting them well run and in good condition. Echo’s new two teacher building, designed seven years ago by Theodore Howard, nears completion with painters at work and carpentry finished.
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Echo
Plana
Pendleton
Supt
Nowlin
Acho
Umatilla
Poster
Misa Francelia Duncan
Celestina Moorhouse
Echo Ies
Harpenter
Theodore Howard
Action Board of
C. G. Morey
Morey
Local residents note during Pendleton city visits
A string of visitors and locals record engagements in Pendleton. M H Reeder from Athena spent the day on business in Pendleton, J M Hagen of Heppner is in town for a short visit, Mrs Sid Saylor of Umatilla is in the city for a few days, Mrs E M Harris of Hot Lake is visiting friends, A L Grover of Helix is in Pendleton for business, Miss Reddick remains confined on Johnson street, W M Mills from Juniper area was in Pendleton on business, Mat H Mosgrove of Milcom was here yesterday and today for business, Ben K R Davis returned from Heppner where he acted as court stenographer, Will M Peterson of Athens visited today to argue a case, Dr F M Stine of Spokane returned home after visiting his sister Mrs C E Roosevelt, B K Wilson Burlington system official visited the city yesterday en route to Spokane, Edward Fournier of North Yakima is on a brief business visit and a prominent Yakima stockman, Edward Fournier also stayed at the Frazer with manager Taylor, Mr Four nier is manager of the North Yakima opera house, Mrs M McArthur of Portland, guest of Mr and Mrs W S Perry, leaves for Athena, James Hall of Willow Springs, a farmer and stockman and county committeeman, is in town on business and visits friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. H. Reeder
Athena
Pendleton
J. M. Hagen
Heppner
Pendeton
Sid Saylor
Umatilla
E. M. Harris
Hot Lake
A. L. Grover
Helix
Johnson Street
W. M. Mills
Juniper
Mat H. Mosgrove
Milcom
Ben KR. Davis
Will M. Peterson
Athens
Drewit
F. M. Stine
Spokane
C. E. Roosevelt
BK. B. Wilson
Burlington System
Edward Founier
North Yakima
Faunier
Yakima
Edward Fournier
Taylor
Frazer
Fournier
Opera
M. McArthur
Portland
W. S. Perry
Uume
James Hall
Willow Springs
Hall
Man Returns From California On Alaska Mine Venture
Wesley Matlock came back from California and Southern Oregon after an extended visit to study mining machinery. He bought equipment in San Francisco for northern Alaska mines and plans rapid installation, with shipment to begin soon. William Beagle is with him and will remain in the region for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Matlock
California
Oregon
Alaska
Mr. Matlock
San
NO GRANGE AT HELIX ORGANIZER RETURNS TO COUNTY
Jacob Voorhees organizer for the Grange returned from Helix by the W and C K train this afternoon. He reported that spring work prevents immediate organization of a branch, but he will return later in the season when conditions improve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Voorhees
The
Grange
Union
Umatila
Helix
Voorhees
Local Grange branches expand in Union county area
The article notes Voorheess newly organizing two branches in Union county and heading to Echo to start another branch. Three active branches now serve Milton and Freewater areas with about 140 members. Oregon Grange totals reach 10 branches and 6,000 members statewide. A farmers institute occurs at Imbler today with La Grande session tomorrow, promoted by R. C. Judson. Dr James Withycombe of Oregon Agricultural College is listed among prominent attendees. McGraw declines county treasurer nomination due to workload. Sommerville appears to lead the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vorable
Union County
Echo
Milton
Freewater
The
Grange
Oregon
Voorheess
State
Orange
Imbler
la Grande
R. C. Judson
Box
James Withycombe
Oregon Agricultural College
Corvallis
G. A. R. McGraw
Weaton
East Oregonian
EB. J. Sommerville
Case of Spinal Fever Threatens Lulu Matlock
Lulu Matlock, daughter of Mr and Mrs Wesley Matlock, was reported to be threatened with spinal meningitis. The latest word says she is past the danger point and, provided no complications arise, will soon be well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lulu Matlock
Mra
Wesley Matlock
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Ine
Sa, Sorsa
SAOOL
Gordon Dye
Gorden Dove
BIG Store
Cor
Main and
Alta
Pewspaper
Sunny Wainhard
Mint
Pauling
Esler
Bellingham Hay
Holt
el, Smith
Court St
Rohrman
Douglas
Martin's
St. George
Howard's
Rees’ Erga
L. Smith
John B. Stetson
Sullivan & Bond
of & MN
Baker City
Prophet Peecetee
Main Street
E. W. Groves
Koeppens
Price
A. C. Korppen & Brothers
Foster
Umatilla and
Senti
Earth
Peoples Warehouse
Farmers’ Institute
Schilling
Hanan
Boston
Costa Rica
Portland Coffee & Spice Company
Weinhard’s Beer
Weinhard’s
Weinhard
Peter Moendernach
Aajewn
Goodman-Thompson Hardware CO
Thompson Hardware Co
Elaterite Roofing Co
Worcester Block
Welle
East
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