Baccalaureate Sermon Set for Pendleton Academy and High School
Whitman College president L B Penrose will preach the baccalaureate sermon for Pendleton Academy and the City High School at 2:30 Sunday May 22 at the Christian church. Miss Ethel Garfield Weston Normal College will sing a solo. The event opens commencement week May 22 to 28 with flowers orations and white-clad graduates.
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Penditton Academy
City High School
Ethel Garfield
L. B. Penrose
Whitman College
Pendleton Academy
Christian Church
Dr. Penrose
Weston Normal College
Garfield
Oregon
Pendleton
Pendleton Academy to Hold Commencement Exercises
Pendleton Academy issues elegant invitations for the forthcoming commencement at the Presbyterian church next Friday night May 27. The six graduating students include Herbert Roesch, Ethel Porkes, Jonnie May Perry, Joseph E Yates, Le Roy Penland, and Elizabeth F. Walker. Judge W R Elie to deliver the address.
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Pendleton Academy
Presbyterian Church
Pendleton
W. R. Elie
Herbert
Roesch
Ethel Porkes
Jonnie May Perry
Joseph E Yates
le Roy Penland
Elizabeth EF. Walker
Drama Tonight by Junior Class at Frazer High
The junior class presents the play Among the Hreakers at the Frazer tonight promising strong school year entertainment. C. J. Munson, a prominent farmer and Republican, passed through town after attending the Idaho Republican State convention at Pocatello.
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Janior
Frazer
Sale of Valuable Residence Property at Pendleton
Sheriff Taylor will auction at 2 o'clock May 21 at the court house door in Pendleton the Wade Estate lots 8 9 10 11 and 12 in block 118 with the dwelling house recently built costing over $7,000. The sale is part of Wade Estate.
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Sheriff Taylor
Court House
Pendleton
Wade
Morgan Returns to Portland From Business Stop
W H H Morgan, a leading Portland cattle dealer with strong ties to the city stockyards, returned home this morning after a several day business visit.
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Portland
W. H. H. Morgan
Mr. Morgan
Metropolis
Pendleton Robes Expands Across Tribes From Coast to Rio Grande
The Pendleton woolen mill reports steady growth introducing new blankets and Indian robes with vivid patterns. Indians from Northwest reservations to the Rio Grande now wear robes woven at Pendleton, with orders from tribes across many states including Arizona New Mexico Wyoming Montana Idaho Oregon Washington Oklahoma and South Dakota.
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Northwest
Pendleton
Mississippi
Arizona
New Mexico
Pueblo
Tre
Unacampaghie
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Montana
Crow
Idaho
Nez Perce
Bannock
Oregon
Warm Springs
Columbia River
Umatilla
Walla Walla
Cayuse
Washington
Colville
Yakima
Oahoma
South Dakota
Sioux
Captain Bolles Leaves Salvation Work in City
Captain Jennie Bolles who led Salvation work here since last November has left for Portland to attend the Oregon department officers meeting and will likely stay to pursue related duties. Since her arrival 25 conversions occurred and the local corps raised 226.26 for the work, with 186.20 from self denial week and 149 from regular services. Expenses during her term totaled 46.26 and 140 sent to outside funds for general work. The self denial week collections are turned into the general relief fund at head offices.
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Jennie Bolles
Portland
Department of Oregon
Holles
Ithe
Republicans visit Idaho leaders confident in party gains
Congressman Burton Preneh of Moscow Miles Johnson Lewiston prosecuting attorney and E C Wood Nez Perce tramway manager toured town between trains after the state Republican convention at Pocatello closed. Wood, born in Western Oregon, has long been active in Idaho GOP affairs and campaigned statewide for the party.
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J. Munson
Pocatello
Munnon
Moscow
Idaho
Burton L. Preneh
Miles
Johnson
Lewiston
E. C. Wood
Nez Perce
Tts
Mr. Wood
Oregon
Former Pendleton resident Palmer Brown guests city
James Allen known as Palmer Brown, former Pendleton wood dealer now of Meacham, spent night in town for a small celebration. He tried to print in preface to an Echo rally, got intoxicated, and was jailed. This morning he forgot to reclaim five dollars left with the city marshal, a sum charged to the recorder's books.
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James Allen
Palmer Brown
Mr Allen
Meacham
Pendleton
Ritg
Vagrants Captured After Chinese Lunch House Chase
George Palmer and Robert Barrett were arrested after an exciting chase by Marshal Carney. They dined at a Majin street Chinese restaurant, fled without paying, and were caught near the Byers' mill gates. Each received five days for vagrancy.
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George Palmer
Robert Barrett
Marshal Carney
Majin Street
Byers’ Mill
Mce
Wallula Woman Burns After Lamp Fall Down Stairs
A Wallula woman, Mrs. William Nave, fell while carrying a lamp, suffering severe Burns over most of her body. The injury, described as grievous, led to hospitalization and a long healing process as doctors attempted skin treatments.
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Wallula
Walla Walla
Grafting on a Large Scale Underway for Burn Victim
The effort to graft skin on a severely burned patient has begun. Due to the burns, at least 100 pieces of live human skin are needed. Volunteers have been called to supply grafts. The daughter provided 17 grafts and the husband 18. Other friends at the hospital contributed enough to complete the necessary supply. A small skin piece the size of a dime is taken from a healthy arm and applied to the burn, joining the burned flesh within 48 hours.
Shot in the arm by unknown attackers at Charles place
Tong Kong, a Chinaman who runs a garden on the Charles place above town, was shot in the left arm yesterday afternoon by unknown assailants. He was wounded in the biceps while others fired across the river and then returned home after treatment. The motive and shooter remain unidentified.
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Tong Kong
Charles Place
Kong
Capital Stock Reduced by Oregon Building and Loan Society
The Oregon Building and Loan Society reduces capital stock from 5,000,000 to 1,000,000 dollars, dividing into 100,000 shares at 100 dollars each, amid corporation tax concerns. Nancy E. Rice sells land for 5,895 dollars to M. C. Moore and sons near Milton. William Berg sells 1 dollar quarter section near Milton to F. W. and J. G. Paine.
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Oregon Building and Loan Society
R. Alexander
Charlies Brownfield
Nancy E. Rice
M. C. Moore and Sons
Township 6
Range 34
Milton
William Berg
F. W and
J. G. Paine
County court busy as officials stay for busines
The courthouse was deserted except for a few officials keeping doors open while many candidates left for Echo. Attendees on the trip included William Folsom, Harry Fowler Taylor, J. A. Blakley, EF. J. Somerville, and CP. Strain. Misa Sarah Peters and Mr. Jacob Peters were married at the county court yesterday afternoon with Judge Hartman officiating. The groom from Waterville, Washington, is a cousin of the bride, who has resided in the county. The bridal party left on the evening train for Waterville to begin their life together.
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Court House
Echo
Willam Folsom
Harry Fowler TD. Taylor
J. A. Blakley
EF. J. Somerville
CP. Strain
Misa Sarah Peters
Jacob Peters
Hartman
Waterville
Wash
Mrs Thompson Heads East for Summer Visit
Mrs M A Thompson has returned from a two week visit with relatives in Portland. In a few days she will depart for the East to spend the summer and may attend the Sirous fair while away.
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Thompson
M. A. Thompson
Portland
Another Telephone Meeting By Birch Creek Promoters
A Birch Creek telephone promoters meeting at J. Gurderian's residence yesterday stalled to organize the compensation due to the absence of several interested parties. Another meeting will be held soon to complete the organization.
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Birch Creek
J. Gurderian
Lyons Opens Palouse Venture After St. Joe Store
Be. M. Lyons, now of Palouse City, Wash, visits Pendleton to see family. Former proprietor of the St. Joe Store, he has started a new business in Palouse and is said to be doing well.
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BE. M. Lyons
Palouse City
Wash
Pendleton
Mr. Lyons
St. Joe
Palouse
Bee
Mrs Rinker Undergoes Hospital Operation
Mrs George Rinker has been admitted to the Inst hospital after an operation this morning. She is recovering nicely, with medical staff reports indicating steady progress following the procedure.
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George Rinker
Marriage License for Grace Lavadour and William McGinnia
A marriage license was issued this morning to Grace Lavadour and William McGinnia, both residents of the Kid Trainer reservation. A member of the famed Jones outlaw gang was captured at Culbertson, Montana.
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Grace Lavadour
William McGinnia
Kid Trainer
Jones Gang of Outlaws
Montana
Culbert‘son
That
State
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