Weiser Delegation Visits Pendleton by Private Car
A Weiser Idaho delegation of business leaders farmers and fruit growers spent an evening in Pendleton as guests of the local commercial association at the first monthly luncheon. The party traveled by private car on a trip from Walla Walla to North Yakima to view eastern Oregon and Washington.伴
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Weiser
Idaho
Pendleton
Walla Walla
North Yakima
Oregon
Washington
J. R. Blackaby
Ontario
Snake River
Welser
Ontario Commercial Club
Yakima
Charles
John Bohrer
George W. Waters
Washington County
J. M. Snider
Rh. CG. McKinney
Willam Wilson
George Nes- Dit
J. T. Stephen
Henry Hughes
D. Mitchell
J. H Mitchell
F. Harting
Weiser American
BR. E. Wilson
Cambridge
Open Season Lifts Blue Mountain League Hopefuls
Baseball season opens next Sunday as Nelson’s Bronchos face the Jackrabbits at Echo Thompson and Milne. Ward captains the squad with Thompson Milne pitching and a field set including Nelson Blough Walsh Dickson Leon ard Jones Alexander Strand Drwit. Echo plans a Fourth of July style celebration with parade balloon ascent and a Dave Devil Davidson parachute jump after the game.
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Blue Mountain League
Nelson
Echo
Ward
Thompson
Milne
Blough
Walsh
Dickson
Lionard
Jones
Alexander
Strand
Drwit
Echo Cornet
Liue Mountain Baseball League
Pendleton
M. B. Davidson
Dave
Commercial Club Luncheon Speakers Laud County and Projects
At the luncheon, James Kyle mayor of Stanfield urged the Furniah Irrigation project and urged peace for Orchard county. J P Neil of Freewater praised the West End and Pendleton club for supporting the Umatilla extension and a Herd law aiding Wetters. Don Campbell of Hermiston thanked the West End for their support and Douglas Betts of Pilot Rock outlined southern county development and praised President Smythe’s leadership for a prosperous year.
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James Kyle
Stanfield
Furniah
J. P. Neil
Freewater
Orchard County
Don Campbell
Hermiston
West End
Pendleton Commercial Club
Umatilla
Douglas Betts
Pilot Rock
Dan P. Smythe
The
Commercial Club
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Pendleton Story Hour Will Welcome Jennie Taylor on Visit
Newsy Notes of Pendleton reports Jennie BE Crounse, daughter of Mr and Mrs H J Taylor, visiting from Portland. The regular weekly story hour is set for tomorrow morning at the public library with Miss Elsie Conklin in charge of the young folks. Old Timer Returns: Ben F. Wanimuth, who lived here twenty years ago, surprised friends by dropping in today. he now resides in Portland.
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Jennie Be, Crounse
H. J. Taylor
Portland
Elsie Conklin
Ben F. Wanimuth
Library Association Cards Ready For Members
Mrs James A Fee president of the Library and Civic Association announces membership cards are ready at the free public library for those wishing to join the association. H Bickers, formerly of Pendleton and ex superintendent of the home for the feeble minded, plans to return to the city about April 4 to enter real estate and insurance with relative Lee Teutseh.
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James A. Fee
The
Library and Civic Association
Free Public Library
Tthe Association
Bickers
H. BE. Bickers
Pendleton
Lee Teutseh
Library and Civic Association Meeting Set Tomorrow
An important meeting of the Library and Civic Association has been called for tomorrow afternoon at City Hall. Full attendance is urged as plans for next week's cleanup campaign on Friday and Saturday will be outlined.
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Library and Civic Association
At & Ocelock
Two drunks jailed or fined after court appearance
Two intoxicated men George Emory and William Nelson were brought before Judge Fitzgerald and sentenced to three days in jail or a five dollar fine. Lacking the required Pecunta for the finger, they were held until morning.
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George Emory
William Nelson
Fitzgerald
Pendleton Upholstery and Cabinet Co Opens Local Shop
A new business, Pendleton Upholstery and Cabinet Company, opened today with owners J. H. Orr and F. Freedman. Initial operations will be conducted at the Polacin Furniture store, with a workshop on Cottonwood Street.
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Pendleton
J. HW. Orr
FL Freedman
Ordura
Polacin Furniture
Cottonwoodl Street
Hog Lot Purchases by Bert Wilt Arrive at Stockyards
Bert Wilt purchased a large consignment of hogs yesterday for the Carney Whitin slaughtering firm and unloaded them this morning at the OW BR N Co stockyards. The lot contained 11 hogs with an average weight of 177 pounds, a size in demand for the season.
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Bert Wilt
Stanfield
Carney & Whitin
Good Roads Meeting At Commercial Club In Umatilla
At the Commercial club room tomorrow afternoon the Umatilla county good roads association holds a meeting. President H J Taylor urges a strong attendance as important business will be considered. A prime topic is improving the Wild Horse road.
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Commercial Club
Umatilla County
Good Roads Association
H. J. Taylor
Congregation Unveils Memory Tablet At Methodist Service
The Meth odist church bought a large silver tablet engraved To the Memory of John L Stock man. It will be placed on the organ for which the deceased and his widow paid two thirds of the price. Engraving by WH Hanscom. Tablet to be unveiled at the morning service Sunday.
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The
Total Methodist Church
John L. Stockman
Whi Hanscom
Funeral for Will Sturgis Held at Home on Hillside
The funeral of Will Sturgis, who died Wednesday from pneumonia, drew many friends to the Sturgis home on the north hill where Rev. Charles Quinney of the Church of the Redeemer delivered the sermon. The body was shipped to Walla Walla for interment in the family vault. Two Carlonds of Sons, led by Lee Teutsch, discussed a plan to move two carloads of brood sows as a profitable county industry. Perry Gould, formerly of the city, was sent to Omaha to arrange the purchases, with shipments expected to arrive late next week. About 126 sows are in the two carloads, some to be placed on Teutsch and Milne’s Barnhart farm and the rest to be sold.
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Sturgis
Will Sturgis
Morth Hill
Charles Quinney
Church of the Redeemer
Walla Walla
Lee Teuitsch
W. H. Daugherty
Union Stock Yards
Portland
Teuteach
Milne Farm
Barnhart
Suit Filed Over Promissory Note Between J. Kees and J Hudeman
J Hudeman by attorney Will M Peterson sues J and Kees for 956.25 plus 60 attorney fees. He claims on May 5 1908 a principal note for 700 was given to George W Beddow and promised to be taken up after one year. Only 320 interest was paid in August 1909 and the balance 356.25 was paid March 21 1911 upon demand. Hudeman says J S Keys had sole use of 300 borrowed and should reimburse him.
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WS. Kees
J. Hudeman
Will M. Peterson
J. & Kees
George W. Bedden
Beddow
J. S. Keys
High school bonds win plan and plans for new building
City officials celebrate a bond vote victory for the high school and outline plans to demolish the old structure, move students to Pendleton Academy, and begin constructing a new building with Architect Troutman. May 1 targets set for bond advertisement, academy occupancy, and Lincoln school addition work to proceed as designed.
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Landers
Hampton
Devine
Tallman
Pendleton Academy
Troutmin
Troutman
Lincoln School
Miss Mandy Price Spends Day With Friends Near Adame
Miss Mandy Price arrived from her home near Adame this morning and is spending the day with friends.
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Mandy Price
Adame
Stanfield Mayor James Kyle Attends Commercial Club Banquet
Stanfield mayor James Kyle attended the Commercial club banquet last night, joining local business leaders and residents for the event. The gathering highlighted civic and economic issues facing the town as leaders discussed community development and upcoming initiatives.
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James Kyle
Stanfield
Commercial Club
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Wilsons
Tatoes
David Brace-Brown
Turin
Italy
Fiat
Licely
Glue Mountain League
Devil Davidson
Dale Rothwell
Optometrist
W. FE. Hanscom
the Jeweler
Mary Jane
King
Thames
Poolshead
Kenematwgraph
Lars Lf
Pendleton Dye Works
Alta
Newsy
Jack Frost
Winter
New Boston
Mark and
Garfield
E. T. Wade
Big Pendleton
East Oregonian
Workingmen’s Clothing Co
Clark’s Grocery
Main Street
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