Pendleton Gains National Guard Company Stake
The Pendleton militia petition is approved. An Adjutant General letter confirms a new National Guard company will be organized locally with mustering expected to begin around April 10 and plans to use an armory before an April visit by General Finger for annual encampment at American Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Finger
American Lake
C. J. Smith
Portland
Ore
Pendleton
Oregon
Military Board
Company of
National Guard
Pen- Weton
W. E. Finzer
Colds Differ Little Yet Demand Prompt Cure
They differ little from other colds but arrive when vitality is low and are really more serious. Cure the cold at once to avoid disagreeable consequences. Our guidance stresses immediate treatment and care to prevent escalation.
Fight on Wenaha Range in Washington Stockmen Clash
J O Rummins of Pomeroy former Asotin county prosecuting attorney said in Walla Walla that litigation over the Wenaha forest reserve is likely as sheep men grow restive and accuse cattle men of encroaching on territory legally theirs. He noted Garfield county hosts both stockmen groups and that tensions exist between them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
J. O. Rummins
Pomeroy
Asotin County
Walla Walla
Difficulties on the native threaten community harmony
The text warns that trouble among native groups could disrupt the community. Stockmen hope calmer conditions prevail to avoid appeals, but several factions on both sides may spark a disturbance at any moment.
Sheep Commission Meeting Delayed by Missing Members
Marion County Sheep Commissioner Steusloff and Dan P Smythe fail to arrive for the Oregon sheep commission meeting in this city. Judge Lowell received word Smythe was delayed by washouts and would arrive later. Efforts to locate Steusloff failed, prompting suspicion he may be entangled in a Charley Ross stunt, with the board likely to meet the next day if he appears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion County
Charles Toss
Oregon Sheep Commission
Dan P. Smythe
Lowell
Farmington
Wash
Steusloff
Salem
T. F. Foylen
Mr. Steuglass
Charley Ross
Death of Miss Campbell in Pendleton at 15
Elizabeth Campbell daughter of Dr and Mrs W R Campbell died at the family home on Blast Webb Street last night at 10 30 from liver trouble. She was 15 and lived in Pendleton all her life. Funeral from the family home at 2 PM tomorrow with a 2 30 PM service at the Presbyterian church.
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Campbell
Charles Hill
Frank J. Macey
Ralph Campbell
Presbyterian Church
Mrs Boettcher Dies in Chicago Morning News
Mrs BE Boettcher wife of former sheep dealer died in Chicago this morning. She was well known to the city. Word of her death came by wire and a message was sent to W J Furnish. Mr Boettcher was a prominent sheep dealer with headquarters in this city and is now a stockholder in Paton Savings Bank living in Chicago.
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Chicago
BE. Boettcher
W. J. Furnish
Boettcher
Pendleton Association Funds Booklet on Umatilla County
The Pendleton Commercial Association approved 100 for an advertising booklet on Umatilla County to be printed and distributed from Harriman publicity bureaus in Chicago Omaha and Kansas City. The booklet aims to attract homeseekers by detailing local opportunities while railroads transport copies free. Joseph N Teal requested 100 from the association toward the National Rivers and Harbors Society for a perpetual annual appropriation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriman Publicity Buerenus
Chicago
Omaha
Kansas City
J. N. Teal
National Rivers and Harbor Association
Board of Managers
Pendleton Commercial Association
Association
Pendleton
Unatilin County
Merriman Publicity
Umatilla
Kanme City
Harriman
Joseph N. Teal
Penspeten Commercial Associations
National Rivers and Harbora Association
Rivera and
Harhora
Muley to Walla Walla horse buyers move cargo north
John Shaw a noted Walla Walla horse buyer traveled via the G RR and N line today carrying two carloads of young horses from the Grand Ronde valley bound for Walla Walla markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muley
Walla Walla
John Shaw
Miles
Grand Ronde Valley
Forgery Suspect Confesses After Bank Check Case
A 17-year-old from Haines, lodging at the county jail, confessed to attempting a $15 forgery using a Savings Bank check misdrawn to resemble W. B. Fancher. Teutsch and store staff identified him at the Teutsch store and afterward at the Wonder Store. Three men aided in detaining him. he was later held with a wrist chain and admitted the fraud. Maud Booth’s lecturing engagement is canceled. Kellogg Durland will speak on “Stag slai in Revolution.”
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Tentach
Taylor
W. F. Fancher
David H. ‘Taylor
Haines
Leo Teutech
Teutsch
Savings Bank
Despain & Bean
Fancher
Mr. Teutech
Wonder
Charles Bean
Hean
Teutach
Teuteech
Marshal Gurdane
Maud Ballington Booth
Maud Baillington Booth
Walla Walla
North Powder Fire Destroys Several Businesses
A damaging blaze last evening in North Powder wiped out a hotel and livery stable and caused about 35000 dollars in losses. The fire began in the hotel kitchen and, with no local home, spread to multiple buildings before quick efforts controlled the flames. Rebuilding is expected.
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North Powder
Fie
Farewell Reception For Mrs Ivanhoe At Public School
A farewell reception will be tendered to Mrs A BE Ivanhoe of the high school faculty tonight in the assembly hall of the public school. The event is under the auspices of the high school and honors Mrs Ivanhoe as she departs for her home in La Grande.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivanhoe
BE. Ivanhoe
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters Promises Quick Health Boost
A persuasive wartime style advertisement urges trying Hostetter's Stomach Bitters after initial doses. It claims to strengthen rundown systems and cure spring fevers, colds, grippe, dyspepsia, bilious ailments, or malaria. The copy emphasizes purity and quick, clear benefits.
Elko Lodge Abandons Cole Property for Clubhouse
Elko Elks decide not to purchase the Cole property for a clubhouse after thorough discussion, plan to explore other locations and form a committee to report next meeting. Some opposition from older members noted. Possible rental of quarters, including upstairs at the Taylor Building at Main and Water streets, under consideration. A separate obituary notes a 70-year-old man survived by wife, two sons, three daughters, and 18 grandchildren. funeral tomorrow at the M.E. Church South conducted by Rev. M. Howard.
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Elks
Cole
Lodge
Taylor
Main
Water Streets
Club Thoms
M. EB. Church
South
M. ¥. Howard
Philip Hoon Dead Pioneer of Hudson Bay Minteict
Philadelphia Hoon a longtime Hudson Bay pioneer died at his Milton home from rheumatism of the heart. He came to the Hudson Bay region in 1861 and had lived there for many years.
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Philip Hoon
Philly Hoon
Hudson Bay
Milton
Mr. Hood
Hudson Bay Country
A Brewery for Milton Inspires Local Inquiry
Milton residents who have not tolerated a saloon for 18 years were amused by an inquiry from a man in the county asking if Milton would be suitable for a brewing plant. The Progressive association received the letter and treated it as a joke, given the town’s bar-free history and the belief no such plant could prosper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton
Progresaive Association
Onat
Milton Citisens
Echo Recalled As Town Of Early Wild Days
D D Harp returned from Pendleton and Echo after several days on business. A Walla Walla paper said Echo greatly resembled the town in its early days with wild appearance and lively activity still seen in the residents actions, making one feel stepped back years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. D. Harp
Pendleton
Echo
Walla Walla
Earp
Regular meeting of G. A. RR Saturday at 2 PM
The G A R posts a regular meeting for Saturday afternoon at 2 o clock in Milarkey hall. Commander Peter West and Adjutant J C Carroll sign the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. RR
Milarkey Hall
Peter West
J. C. Carroll
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Noosevelts Store
Java
Empire Tea
T. S. Pringle, Mgr
Crockery Co., Inc
Main and
Alta Streets
National Guard Company
Adjutant General
Cndleton
F. and
Tallman & Co
Wenaha Range
Winslow Bros
Jewelers
Miss Campbell
Wanue
Commercial Association
Baker County
Lee Teutsch
Elko Club House
ADLER
L. Adler Bros. & Co
America
Men's
Max Baer
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