G W Luper Dead Prosperous and Well Known Farmer
George W Luper died Sunday morning at his North Pendleton home after a long illness with Brights disease. He was 51, leaving a widow and three married daughters Mrs Page Evans of Pendleton Mrs Ed Brown of Spokane and Mrs John Gore of Portland who are in the city for the funeral. A longtime Pendleton resident and noted Albany area farmer, he was active in the AOUW Safety Lodge 18 and a prominent Mason. the funeral will be from the residence tomorrow at 2 p m conducted by those orders.
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George W. Luper
North
Pendleton
Bright
Page Evans
Ed Brown
Spokane
John Gore
Portland
Luper
Albany
Safety Lodge No. 18
Man with Washington Farm Spends Summers in Valley
The subject has bought a large farm in Washington and habitually spends the summer there each year, while wintering in Pendleton with his family.
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Washington
Pendleton
Death of Miss Pearla Allen in Fond du Lac
Obituary notes the March 4 death of Miss Pearla Allen at her Fond du Lac Wisconsin home from quick consumption. She had become acquainted with Pendleton residents during a long visit in 1902 with Mrs. H. E. Cook. Formerly an assistant matron at the McKinley Orphans Home in San Francisco, she returned to Wisconsin shortly before falling ill.
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Mise Pearin Allen
Fond du Lac
Wis
Mise Allen
Pendleton
H. E. Cook
Miss Allen
McKinley Orphans
San Francisco
Wisconsin
Whistler to Reside in Pendleton as Engineer Arrives
John T. Whistler, government engineer in charge of reclamation work, is due in Pendleton this week with his wife and family to make the city his home. He has been in Washington during winter preparing the report on progress of his projects. The note ends with a remark on night whistling by switch engines in American railway yards.
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John T. Whistler
Reclamation Department
Mr. Whistler
Washington, D. C
America
Edmund 8. Davis
Buttes
Echo
Castle Rock
Umatilla
Barnhart
Webb Street Grading Remonstrance Delays Council Decision
Property owners on Webb Street push to delay street grading and cost sharing after remonstrances signed by residents who graded their own sections previously. Council may keep current condition temporarily as it weighs rock crusher needs and permanent improvements. The matter echoes past actions and the railroad gravel incidents that worsened conditions.
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Webb Street
Hanis of the
Miss Harriette McDowell and Miss Spear Transfer
Two agency school teachers, Miss Harriette McDowell and Miss Spear, have been transferred to the Carlisle training school in Carlisle Pennsylvania about ten days ago. They have served at Umatilla a Shool for some time and are regarded as capable. The school management will miss them.
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Ute Oon
Harriette McDowell
Spear
Agency School
Carlisle Training School
Carlisle
Umatilla A Shool
Tom Baker Purchases Horseshoe Lunch Counter
Tom L. Baker, long associated with Baker & Folsom furniture, has bought the Horseshoe lunch counter near Main and Alta. Walter Wallace, the former proprietor, will pursue other business ventures. Baker is well known and aims to build a large local operation.
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Tom Baker
Tom L. Baker
Baker & Folsom
Main and
Alta
Walter Wallace
Baker
Presbytery Called Meeting Scheduled At Church
The Presbyterian presbytery will convene this evening at the church. Delayed trains from the east caused late arrival, but full attendance is expected. A trustee for the academy will be elected and other business of interest will be transacted.
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Presbyterian Presbytery
Presbyterian Church
Academy
Cameron family plans Portland visit to hospital father
Charles A. Cameron Jr and sister Mrs Norval Jones left Saturday evening for Portland to visit their father C A Cameron Sr who has been in a hospital for some time and is now quite fit They may bring him home when they return
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Charles A. Cameron, Jr
Norval Jones
Portland
C. A. Cameron
Mr. Cameron
Fire called out for burning flue at Telephone Stables
A burning flue at the Telephone Stables near the courthouse summoned the fire department on Saturday around 9 p.m. The fire was extinguished before they arrived and no damage occurred.
Appreciate the Creamery Visit Highlights Local Creamery Plans
George D Goodhue traveling representative of the Commercial Cream Company spoke during a visit to Pendleton area last night as La Grande plans a new creamery. He notes hotels grocers expect fresh daily supplies reducing old butter stock delays. Local confectioners anticipate beer cream availability for cream and golf drinks. Pendleton imports substantial butter ice cream and fancy dishes annually.
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George D. Goodhue
Commercial Cream Company
Salem
la Grande
Yakima
Alan
Pendleton
Assessors Plan Busy Period In Several Precincts
The assessor's office gears up with C O Henry of Athena and Darnell to begin property assessments in Athena Adams Willow Springs Vinson Union Pendleton area starting soon. C B Stoddard and W N Stoddard of Chehalis eyeing Hquor business purchase from H A Kline on Malin Street. Clyde Beach and W L Thompson of Lewiston promoters of a new bank visit the city.
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C. O. Henry
Athena
Adams
Darnell
Willow Springs
Vinson
O. F. Steele
Union
Strain
Pendleton
Vicinity
aMce
C. B. Stoddard
WN. T. Stoddard
Chebalis
H. A. Kline
Malin Street
New Bank
Clyde Beach
W. L. Thompson
Lewiston
Hoxytetter's Stomach Bitters Promises Quick Relief
Advertises a cold and digestive aid claiming to counter chills and la grippe. Promotes relief from dyspepsia indigestion constipation insomnia poor appetite and dizziness with strong satisfaction. Urges trying the product for immediate attention and warmth.
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Dindinger
Wilson & CO
G. W. Luper
A. W. and
Masons
Tallman & CO
Miss Pearla Allen
Will
Gamp Ils
Cee OS
Presbytery
Henry Ward Beecher
OWL Tea House
The
Boston
la Grande Grocers
Spurr
Revere
F. S. Younger & Son
Hostetter
E. J. Murphy
Court
ST. Joe Store
Whittinghill Mercantile CO
Lyons Mercantile CO
Adies OF
Carrier Millinery
Frazer Theatre
K. J. Taylor
Leasee
No Main
Murray and
Mack
Brock & McComas
East Oregonian
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