Seek a location for new Mangum store in Greer county land dispute
Mangum businessmen P Hamilton and W T Funderbank visited the city seeking a department store site. They considered Greer county in Oklahoma versus Texas panhandle prospects, noting Oklahoma’s harsh winters and wind but praising local business lines. They’ll stay involved in Mangum and foresee growth in the Texas panhandle with land values rising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Hamilton
W. T. Funderbank
Mangum, Co, T
Mangum
Texas
New Mexico
Arizona
California
Willamette Valley
Portland
Pendleton
Oklahoma
Greer County
Window of Needs Highlights Hist and Ammonia
A compact note lists items sought for a project or event. It names Hist and Ammonia as focal points and invites contributions through a shared window or display. The message implies a readiness to gather supplies and clues for completing a task.
In Memory of Joshua Feast for Reservation Hero
Relatives of Jim Joshua of Uma tilla plan a memorial feast beginning Saturday May 28 at his widow's Thorn Hollow home. Invitations go to Okanogans Lapwais Nez Perces Coeur d Alene and Yakima communities. Chief Joseph has a special invitation. elders hope the renowned chief attends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Joshua
Umatilla
Thorn Hollow
Okanogans
Nez Perces
Coeur d'Alenea
Yakimag
Joseph
Aid Ehlef
Butte Baseball Team Heads to Spokane for Week
The Butte baseball team paused this morning on the way to Spokane from Boise. They will play in Spokane during the coming week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Spokane
Boise
Cold Storage Plan Brings New Creamery Rivals to Pendleton
R B E Smith Jr, secretary of Grand Ronde Creamery, toured Pendleton to arrange shipping and storage of butter from Union and La Grande. The plan charges 20 cents per pound to dealers, matching Portland firms, to supply fresh stock locally and curb out-of-town imports. Smith aims to start regular shipments within 100 miles, coordinating railroad and cold storage, with several area ranchers listed as partners. Also notes Heppner docket update with minor cases and a short session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. BE. Smith, Jr
Grand Ronde Creamery Company
la Grande
Union
I H
Nevessity
Grand ‘Ronde
Portland Firma
Smith
Pendleton
Portland
Valley
Fletcher's Mill Reopens Near Weston With New Lights
J T Hinkle reports from Fletcher's mill about 11 miles from Weston, recently moved closer to town. A 40 man workforce runs a 2,000,000 foot stock with more forthcoming. The mill uses gravity-fed water for fire protection and will be lit by electricity generated on site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Hinkle
Fletcher
Weston
Mrs Campbell Recovering From Temporary Mental Health Setback
Mr and Mrs John Campbell of Cold Springs were Pendleton guests today. Mrs Campbell had been violently ill while recovering from grip which affected her mind and led to care at the asylum. After a lengthy treatment she improved and Mr Campbell returned home with her after a visit to Salem mid week to vacate their residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell
John Campbell
Cold Springs
Fetenas
Pendleton
Athens
Boschi
John Boschi
St. Mary's Churchs
Portland
Sumner
Thirteen Tickets Sold for St Louis Fair by Local Agent
B F Wolfe ticket agent of the Oregon and Northern railway has sold tickets to the St Louis fair during three days last week and granted eleven Pendleton residents permission to ride the line to the show. More inquiries and plans indicate a large Umatilla county delegation visiting the fair this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. FL Wolfe
St. Louis
Pendleton
Umatilla County
Telephone improvements boost Pendlenom Valley line reliability
Since William Milton took possession of the Pendlenom Valley telephone system the first of November repairs have kept the line nearly always in operation. From December 5 to now the line has been out of service less than six hours due to all causes. A thunderstorm last month caused no outage. On November 1 about 74 miles of wire were active and a new 26 mile Owings ranch through line was added enhancing the network.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Milton
Pendlenom Fily Valley
Owings’ Ranch
Large crowd fills Pendleton church for local option rally
A free mass meeting at Pendleton Court House drew an estimated 1 400 residents, far exceeding the church seating capacity of 100 as speakers urged passage of the local option law. Rev Walton Skipworth will headline a second gathering at 8 oclock tonight, with Rev Boschi returning from Portland and newlyweds Mr and Mrs W E Rose noted at home on West Railroad Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Walton Skipworth
Pendleton
Jonathan Edwards
Jones
Oakensale
Robert Warner
N. H. Brooks
G. L. Hall
W. L. van Nuys
M. W. Howard
Methodist Church of
Mies Otlllia Hoffman
Morgan Castle
W. E. Rose
Weat Railroad Street
The
Baptist
Ehuren
Cosble Street
Zebner plans Marshfield visit after Goldendale and Portland
John Zebner, once in the local cigar trade, left last week for Goldendale on a brief business trip. He will then go to Portland before heading to Marshfield where he expects 1 Igente for the future.
Howard Will Preside Over Grand Encampment
T. F. Howard, noted architect, departed Saturday night for Astoria to preside as grand preside over the grand encampment of the OOF meeting Tuesday.
Echo Farm Sold to Rodgera for 1600 Dollars
J. H. Kevents sold 180 acres in section 92 township 4 range 28 near Echo to Harry G Rodgera for 1600 dollars. The parcel lies a short distance southwest of Echo and was transferred in a private sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Kevents
Harry G Rodgera
Echo
Perringer Heads to Walla Walla to Inspect Promising Horses
George Perringer travels to Walla Walla to inspect his string of young horses in training at the track. He expects strong showings in the fall meet, as most have not yet faced a starter but are progressing well in practice and could be near the head of the list when harnessed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Perringer
Walla Walla
Mr. Perringer
Pruett Announces Graduation From San Francisco College
W Clifford Pruett, formerly of Pendleton, announces his graduation from the College of Physicians and Surgeons of San Francisco on the evening of Thursday May 19. Friends will extend congratulations as his course ends. Try the hat free lunch at the Merchants Cafe from noon to 1, 4 to 4 16 p.m., and at midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Clifford Pruett
College of Physicians and Surgeons of
San Francisco
Pruett
Pendleton
Merchante’ Cafe
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Dindinger, Wilson & CO
Supreme Court
Ommboma
Texas Panhandle
Creer
South Fork
Tallman & Co
Joshua
Laaiti
Onutille
Strawoerty
Hierry
Abwroors
Carman
M. A. Rader
Main and
Webb Streets
Pendle
Owings Branch
Aibcombers
Edwards Bros
J. Nelson
W. H Guiliford
Pat H. Doherty
Donald Rows
E. A. Ruge
A. N. Cole
C. Cunningham
F. W. Chapman
L. K. Cartwright
Pilot Rock
Aiba
Ukiah
Vinson
Teel Springs
Posto
Owinga Ranch
Hidaway Springs
Lehman Springs
Sandly Valley
Heppner
T. G. Hatley
Fletcher’s Mill
Louis
Fiy Valley
Randision
Hoffman Castle
Echo Farm
Tomagh Bitters
W. C. Pruett
Medicine
P.M
Rdore
Nt Teuraehty
Boston
BAER @ DALEY
T. C. Taylor
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