Personal visits and travelers frequent Echo areas
A long list of visitors and residents activity in Echo and nearby towns. Notables include J G Callison, Ben Morton, M A Ferguson, John Warren, Della King, Dr W Bailey, Clark Wood, W W King, W G Wurman, M A Rader, James M Kyle, R R Johrson, Miles Edna Storle, W B Bilis, Lula Loreng, G M Rice, W McDaniel, K Bland, Co L Morgan, Patrick Nestor, J R K Eddy, H Shangle, Irwin Baker, A Nordine, Helen Hartwell, Captain J H Alexander, W G Hodder, T M S Lantz, and Frank J Macey among others visiting, traveling, or residing in the area with movements to Portland, Umatilla, Hermiston, and Seattle noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Callison
Echo
Ben Morton
Stage Gulch
M. A. Ferguson
Helix Herald
Buaslner
Mir
John Warren
Weston
Della King
Eeho
W. Bailey
Portland
Clark Wood
Weston Leader
W. W. King
W. G. Wurman
Fly Valley
M. A. Rader
James M. Kyle
R. R. Johrson
Miles Edna Storle
W. RB. Bilis
Enterprise
Wallowa County
Lula FR. Loreng
Cove
G. M. Rice
Fleet Naional Bank
Dayton
Wash
W. McDaniel
Hotel St. George
St Anthony’s Hospital
K Bland
Co. L. Morgan
Patrick Nestor
Hermiston
Elty
Buslinces
KR. Eddy
Umatilla
H. &. Shangle
M. F. Church
South
Milton
Hare Yeesterday
Irwin Baker
Willow Springs
A. Nordine
Kamerlo
Helen, Hartwell
Mra
Frank K. Welles
Roseworth
Idaho
FORSTER LUMBER YARD SOLD TO SPOKANE FIRM
Pioneer lumber dealer Robert Forster sells his lumber yard stock to Springston Lumber Company of Spokane. Hen B. Burroughs will run the yard for the new proprietors while Forster focuses on the planing mill and factory business expanding to meet eastern Washington orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pioneer Lumber
Springston Lumber Company
Spokane
Robert Forster
Pioneer
Forster Planing
Hen B. Burroughs
Forster
Foster
Inland Empire
Washington
Portland
Church Nears Completion Spire and Tower Finished
The new stone church spire and tower are completed and scaffolding removed. Construction rushes to finish for the dedication on June 2. Debris cleared this week and a photograph planned. Windows ready for installation as major work proceeds. Frank Davey assumes charge of the Harney County News, moving with his family last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Davey
Harney County
City Brevities and Local Notices
A scattered city page lists rental rooms at 314 South Main and 202 Logan Street, furnishings and photos by Bowman's, and various ads for wood, coal, hardware, lumber, and refrigerators. It notes a public head reading by a blind phrenologist at the Christian church and a call for sales staff at Kann Bros. Co. Also advertises a hotel in Portland, a roller skating season, and a horse and wagon for return rewards. Veteran Portland editor Harvey W. Scott returns from Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hansen
Donaldson
Minnis
H. J. Bean
South Main Street
Walters
Mrs. Campbell's
Leathers Transfer
Goodman Hardware Co
Peacock Brand
Oregon Lumber Yard
F. E. van Dusen
P. O
Pendleton
Portland
Oregon
Peoples Warehouse
The
Christian Church
Kann Bros. Co
Helix
Richardson
Ore
Notable Civil War Veteran Visits Pilot Rock Residents
From Here From Towa reports Captain J A Hensal of Panorta Towa visits the city to spend the summer with George R Roberts Congressman W R Ellis and H H Gilbert of Pilot Rock, longtime neighbors. Hensal, a former chief of scouts under General G M Dodge, is noted for distinguished service and is currently staying with Mr and Mrs Gilbert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa
J. A. Hensal
Panorta
George R. Roberts
W. R. Ellis
H. H. Gilbert
Pilot Rock
Hensal
G. M. Dodge
Mra
Gilbert
Stock sheep shipped to Huntington for summer range
Nine carloads of stock sheep were shipped over the O R and N to Huntington this afternoon to be ranged during the summer. They were bought from Hubbard and Waucup Cunningham Sheep and Land Company and others by Bicknell and Oxman who plan to ship 10 000 more around May 15 to the same destination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
Hubbard & Waucup
Cunningham Sheep & Land Company
Bicknell & Oxman
Hastings Fined For Moving House Without License
In a police court session this afternoon Charles Hastings was fined $50 for undertaking to move the old house from the rear of the Schwars and Grenlich packing house without first securing a required license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hastings
Charles Hastings
Schwars & Grenlich
Baccalaureate Sermon Set for Pendleton Graduates
Rev. Austin Rice a Congregational minister from Walla Walla will preach the baccalaureate sermon for Pendleton high school and Pendleton academy. The sermon is to be delivered at the Presbyterian church next Sunday afternoon May 19 in Pendleton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin Rice
Walla Walla
Pendleton High School
Pendleton Academy
Presbyterian Church
Also Mentioned on This Page
Teutsch
Tierras Calientes
Mexico
Koeppens
Huyler’s
Huyler's
New York City
Ugat
J. H. Alexander
Wallula
Columbia River
W. G. Hodder
Lantz
Chicago
Bureau of Animal Industry
Frank J. Macey
Ialem
Marshfield
W. R. Campbell
Macey
Viet
Lydia E. Pinkham
Emma Runtzle
Emma Runtzler
State St
Schenectady
N. C
Lydia HE
Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
Byers
Pendleton Roller Mills
W. 5, Byers
Bor
Frank B
CLC
E. Court, St
Garden Street
N. W. Scott
Harvey W. Scott
Portland Oregonian
United States
Europe
Mr. Scott
East Oregonian
Louis Hunziker
Optician
Main St
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