World Is Growing Better Debated At Pendleton Academy
The Pendleton Academy weekly debate Friday afternoon centered on the resolution that the world is growing better. The negative team won 2 to 1, with speakers Della Beagle Myrtle Hawks Grace Crockett Elsie Garrett for the negative and Joe Kennedy Theresa Porter Earl Yates Ruby White More for the affirmative. The contest was praised as the most spirited in months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton Academy
Della Beagle
Myrtle Hawks
Grace Crockett
Elsie Garrett
Joe Kennedy
Theresa Porter
Earl Yates
Ruby White
More
Grand Ball at Armory Hall by Verein Eintracht Society
A grand ball will be held at Armory Hall on Monday March 31 under the auspices of Verein Eintracht Society. Tickets cost 1 for gentlemen and ladies, 50 cents extra for ladies. Tickets available at Joe Ells V Stroble and Joe Basler. Objectionable characters not admitted. V Stroble, Chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armory Hall
Verein Eintracht Society
Joe Ell
V. Stroble
Joe Basler
For Sale Twelve Building Lots in Raley's Addition
For sale twelve building lots in block 14 on the north side of the river in Raley's addition. Fine location and well graded. Inquire of N W Potwine Pendleton Or.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raley
N. W. Potwine
Pendleton
Pendleton Ball Club Works To Fill Gaps After Injury
The Pendleton baseball club tightens its roster as Bert Story of Anaconda suffers broken ribs and a broken collarbone in an industrial accident. Robert Brown and Richard Knox arrive as potential replacements while Robert Wilner signs with the local squad. Butte's lineup is listed as ready for spring field practice in an otherwise busy day of fencing bees and preparations at Alta Street grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kee
Coming
Wilner
Alta Street
Pendleton
Athena
Bert Story
Anaconda
Story
St. Ann's Hospital
Robert Wilner
Tacoma
Butte
John J. McCloskey
Butte Baseball Club
Springfield
Ill
Zearfoss
McDonough
Burns
McCloskey
Ward
Marshall
Treadway
Houtz
Perham
Copeland
Balt Lake
New Circle Formed In Ukiah By Miss Sumner
Miss Bertha M. Sumner organized a new circle of the Women of Woodcraft at Ukiah last Tuesday with thirty members joining the Grand Circle. The step expands local chapters as part of a statewide effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Sumner
Ukiah
Bertha M. Sumner
Grand Circle
Women of Woodcraft
Notable locals in town and regional visits
L M Watrus of Adams and farmer Robert Hale from McKay were seen in Pendleton. D B Richardson of Helix and J J Goodman with Rev H W Voght of Milton stayed at the Golden Rule. Dan Shockey with Pendleton Electric Light Co suffers sciatic rheumatism. John Johnson leaves for Chicago after two weeks with sister Mrs A H Wedhoff. Mr and Mrs A H Todd thank the community for help in the Elza Todd drowning search. Bishop Lemuel Wells of Spokane arrives to Pendleton to lecture on Missions. Sheriff Blakley, with two deputies, heads to Salem to deliver G M Sherwood, Captain McCook, Harry Butterfield and Calvin Lester to the penitentiary for varying terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. M Watrus
Adams
Robert Hale
McKay
D. B. Richardson
Helix
J. J. Goodman
Rev. H. W. Voght
Milton
Golden Rule Hotel
Dan Shockey
Pendleton Electric Light Company
John Johnson
A. H. Wedhoff
Chicago
Lemuel Wells
Episcopal Diocese
Spokane
Pendleton
Jackson
Ladies’ Auxiliary
The
Episcopal Church
Blakley
Salem
G. M. Sherwood
Captain McCook
Harry Butterfield
Calvin Lester
State Penitentiary
St Joe Store Hosts Large Free Lunch Event
E M Lyons, St Joe store proprietor, launched a free lunch campaign from noon to 4 pm with a platform counter serving sandwiches, pickles, coffee, and substantial fare prepared by E L LeRoy and wife. Hundreds joined in the hospitality, including 200 Umatilla Indians from the nearby reserve seeking meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M .Lyons
St. Joe
E. L. LeRoy
Uncle Sam
Umatilla Reserve
A Case of Scarlet Fever in Town
A scarlet fever case involves Policeman P. H. Fee’s daughter. The child fell ill at school and is quarantined after Dr. Cole’s diagnosis. Additional cases are rumored in the lower town, with Measles also reported in the household of Dean Sehull on Cosby Street. Health officer notes no further action yet.
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P. H. Fee
Dean Sehull
Cosby Str
Tustin
Bluff Streets
Wagon overturn damages Main street in frightful incident
A delivery wagon hitched to Leezer's team became unmanageable near Sheriff Blakley's home south of the public school this afternoon. The wagon turned over at the southern end of Main Street, A. W. Nye driving was thrown out and dragged some distance but escaped serious injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leezer
W. M. Blakley
Main Street
A. W. Nye
Partnership books in tailor shop room formerly Wheeler studio
Partnership records between John Selbert and the narrator concern a tailor shop in a room once used by Wheeler's photo studio. The fragment notes a broken contract and lists John Selbert and Lee A. Schwartz as signatories.
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John Selbert
Myself
Wheeler
Lee A. Schwartz
Sunday church announcements Palm Sunday confirmations
Sunday announcements list Palm Sunday confirmation by Rt. Rev. Lemuel H. Wells at the Church of the Redeemer at 7:30 p m with offertory solo The Palms by Bert Carl. Also posted are morning and evening services at M E Church South Christian Church Congregational Salvation Army First Presbyterian Church with schedules and program notes.
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the Redeemer
Redeemer
Spokane
Lemuel H. Wells
D. D
Morris
Bert Carl
Christian Church
Court House
Collison
R. A. Copple
First Presbyterian Church
R. W. King
the Baptist Church
Primary Election Notice for Umatilla County Democrats
Notice is given that a Democratic county convention primary will be held March 25 in Umatilla County with polls open in Pendleton precincts from p. m. to p. m. except where otherwise noted. North Pendleton four delegates, East Pendleton four delegates, South Pendleton three delegates, and Pendleton precincts elect delegates. Delegates and judges of election are named, with polling places at Water and Main in North Pendleton and other Pendleton sites. Dated March 7, 1904.
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Umatilla County
Court House
Pendleton
East Pendleton
North
South
Water and
Main Streets
Webb
Hatlroad
North Pendleton
Henry Bhockay
Jas
Lee
Senior C J at 6 45 and 7 30 preaching
Service notices announce 6:45 p m and 7:30 p m preaching led by Pastor Robert J Diven. All are cordially invited to attend.
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C. J
Robert J. Diven
Bridge law disregarded by cattlemen
Citizens accuse cattle owners of ignoring a bridge statute as cattle were driven across Main Street Bridge endangering pedestrians. The article condemns repeated violations, warns fines are rarely imposed, and urges authorities to prosecute to prevent loss of life and costly repairs.
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Main Street
No Changeable Mind, No Mind to Change Says Man
A man who boasts that nobody can change his mind is likely lacking a flexible mindset. His confidence masks a rigidity that prevents new perspectives or adaptation.
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Cregomas
Dindinger, Wilson & CO
Cleaver Brothers
Academy
Verein
Eintracht Dance
Typewriter
Tallman & CO
Knox
Richard Knox
Orfer
Rose Khippey
Katherine McSnowden
Nellie Despain
Lucey
McReynolds
Lottie Milem
Helle Harpole
Matilda McReynolds
Guards
Elizabeth Gibbs
Gertrude Gibbs
L. A
Irene Milem
Martha M. Reynolds
F. W. Boynton
Leon Milem
Grace Boynton
Pendleton Shoe Company
Main
A. H. Todd
East Oregonian
Elza
M. E. Church
I. E. Barl
Daniel
Epworth League
8. K. Lipscomb
Re. B. Jones
Congregational Church
Junior Endeavor Society
Senior Endeavor Society
Salvation Army
Salvation Army Hall
Dubbin
Portland
Simon
Owl Tea
Oregon
Pendleton-Ukiah
Muston & Carney
Prop’s
Pilot Rock Nye
Ridge
Alba
Tallman & Go's
ST. Joe Store
Paira
the Lyons Mercartile CO
Carrier Millinery
M. A. Rader
Main and
Webb Streets
C. F. Colesworthy
Alte Street
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