Bishop Paddock here Wednesday in Pendleton
Bishop Paddock will return to Pendleton and preach at Church of the Redeemer on Wednesday 8 pm and confirm a large class. A missions fund collection will be taken. He hopes to discuss locating the Episcopal diocese headquarters in Pendleton, central to the eastern Oregon diocese, with a cathedral and bishop home planned.
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Church of Redeemer
Pendleton
Episcopal
Oregon
Episcopal Church
Paddock
Church of the Redeemer
Robert Templeton Dies in Hermiston Hospital
R. C. Templeton of Hermiston died at the hospital at 4 o'clock this morning from typhoid pneumonia. He will be buried here at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning with the service from the Jerry Barnhart residence. Rev. Charles Quinney, rector of the ...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Templeton
Hermiston
Jerry Barnhart
Charles Quinney
Cold Start Caution Urges Early Action Against Illness
A health advisory stresses act quickly against a cold to prevent it becoming entrenched. It warns that delaying treatment can lengthen suffering and extend recovery time, urging immediate self care steps.
Preparation to Dip Mangy Ininan Cayuses
Arrangements are under way to dip reservation horses. A dipping vat site near the old agency grounds was selected. Dr H E Pinkerton federal inspector arrived to begin construction. The 25 foot vat will allow horses to swim through the trough. Dipping set for May 25 using California petroleum. One dipping is expected to eradicate mange from the herd.
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H. E. Pinkerton
California
George Conk Dies After Brief Illness
George H. Conk died at the hospital at 6 o clock last night from typhoid pneumonia after a short illness. He had been employed by Perry Houser and his relatives, all of whom live in Iowa. He was a member of the Eagles, and his funeral will be conducted by the local lodge of that order.
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George H. Conk
Perry Houser
Iowa
The
Eagles
Detective agency opens Pendleton offices by bank building
J. M. Manes, Pendleton representative of the Bruin Detective Agency, has leased the Savings bank building room formerly used by Attorney J. H. Lawrey. He is fitting up the offices and will commence business immediately with a general detective service and special focus on civil matters such as gathering testimony in civil suits.
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J. M. Manes
Pendleton
Bruin Detective Agency
Savings Bank
J. H. Lawrey
Three Holt harvesters arrive for county harvest season
Three new Holt harvesters consigned to Carl Marschman Charles Dennison and Herman Dahl arrived in the city from Stockton California over the O R N last evening and are being unloaded by farmers today. The addition brings the total sold in the county this season to more than 94 with practically all large farmers now owning harvesters.
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Holt Harvesters
Carl Marschman
Charles Dennison
Herman Dahl
Stockton
Cal
Harvestere
Snow on Blue mountains summit adds six inches
Six inches of new snow has fallen on the summit of the Blue mountains at Kamela and Meacham over the past three days. This morning the fresh snow lay low on the slope and was clearly visible from the city.
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Blue Mountains
Kamela
Meacham
Four Town League in Pendleton Baseball Plans
Sugar Beet Pickers prepare for a double header as Pendleton eyes a four town league with Walla Walla now set to join after a $1500 fund was raised. Manager Lorimer says $1600 more is needed to finance a local team. Today Pendleton hosts La Grande at Matlock grounds while stores close 2:15 to 4:30 pm to let fans attend. Tallferro to pitch tomorrow for Pendleton with Parkes and McAllister also featured. The Benson crowd hopes for a large turnout as the band plans to play.
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Serms
Pendleton
Darkes
Howddays
Walla Walla
Garden City
Rogers
la Grande
Matlock Grounds
Parkes
McAllister
Tallferro
Dalles
Alexander Department Store
the Peoples Warehouse
Boston
Fragier’s Book Store
Baer's Clothing Store
Bond Bros
F. E. Livengood & Co
G. M. DeMott & Co
R. H. Saw
Chicago
E. Hogg
West
Madison Street
Pendleton Drug Co
Portland visitor Charles Gray checks in with local firm
Charles Gray of Portland visits relatives and his newly formed Gray, McLean & Percy wholesale bakery and confectionery supply house. He plans a regional tour to source business and will be based in Portland thereafter.
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Charles Gray
Portland
Gray, McLean & Percy
Gray
Morse Funeral Held At Frank Saling Residence
This afternoon the funeral service for the late S. L. Morse was conducted at the Frank Saling residence on the south hill. Pendleton lodge No. 62 A. F. & A. M. provided pallbearers. the service was led by Rev. Charles Quinney with Masonic direction, honoring the pioneer’s memory at both house and cemetery.
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S. L. Morse
Frank Saling
South Hill
Masons
Charles Quinney
Pendleton Lodge No. 62
A. F
A. M
Gearin to Speak at Pioneers Reunion in Weston
Ex senator John M Gearin will address the Umatilla County Pioneers at Weston on May 30. Gearin, a native of Umatilla County, is billed as an eloquent speaker and a drawing attraction for the reunion’s final day.
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Eix
United States
Weston
Dan P. Smythe
Portland
John M. Gearin
Umatilla County
Pioneers’ Association
Gearln
Uma- Hilla County
Homing Pigeons Prepare for 200 Mile Flight From Leland
Sixty one homing pigeons will be flown from Leland Oregon for a 200 mile race to Portland lofts in a Portland Homing club event reported by the Oregon Sunday Journal. If weather is favorable birds may reach the Portland loft in under five hours with best times near 6:20. Entries include H B Brown six birds BE Lillis four FP Limerick twenty W Wilson four T H Bechill seven and HL Pauer twenty three.
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Leland
Ore
Lofts
Portland
Portland Homing Club
Oregon Sunday Journal
H. B. Brown
BE. Lillis
J. FP
Limerick
W. Wilson
T. H. Bechill
EL HL Pauer
Sisson
Cal
Ted Bluff
Sacramento
Heacock Shows Slight Improvement After Illness
Mark Heacock, long troubled by inflammatory rheumatism, is slightly better today though his condition remains serious.
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M.heacoeck
Mark Heacock
Thorns and Orange Blossoms Ends Run Tonight
Streeter Bryan company presents Thorns and Orange Blossoms to close its run tonight with a final performance. Tomorrow night Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde comes to town by special request. New specialties and moving pictures attract crowds. admission drops to 25 cents to the entire house.
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Streeter-Bryan Company
Dr. Jekyl
Mr. Hyde
Change of program at the Dime theater
The Dime will show a new picthree and up to date color pictures with an illustrated song that is entirely new. The program runs until Friday when another excellent change will occur.
Change of Moving Pictures at Eagle Show Shop
The Eagle Show Shop offered another strong Jota program yesterday with new and beautiful erings. The program runs until Thursday when another good change will be shown at this popular venue.
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Eagle Show Shop
Pastime Adopts New Pictures and Songs for Week
The Pastime introduces a fresh program with new moving pictures and an entirely new flustrated song, offering an unusual change for the city. The show continues through Friday as management promises many new pictures for the next week.
Immense production by Beecher and Stanley at big tent
A modern revival praised by pulpit and press promises the largest street parade by a theatrical company at noon daily. It is billed as a grand moral drama depicting folly misery and crime caused by drunkenness and will be shown Thursday.
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Beecher & Stanley
Marriage License Issued to Carlisle and Amidan
A marriage license was issued today to C. E. Carlisle and Susie Amidan, residents of this county.
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C. E. Carlisle
Susie Amidan
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Standard Grocery Co
Court St
Golden Rule
Paddoge
Echo-Hermiston
East Umatilla Reservoir
Ed Templeton
Robert Templeton
Echo-Hermiston Country
F&s
Tallman & Co
H. EF. Pinkerton
George Conk
Pendleton Creamery Co
United States Depository
Morse
Gearin
Eczema Patehent
Jekyl and Hyde
Ionally
Wilson Brothers
the Fair Dep’t. Store
Pendleton, Oregon
F. M. Lorimer
Phone Main
Malin Street
Aridge
L. Adler Bros
Rochester
Max Baer
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