City officials to view Stanfield Echo roads eight days
City Road Master Dave Laven der and County Surveyor John Kimbrell head a party to Stanfield for a eight day road survey in the Stanfield and Echo vicinity. Ukiah rancher G W Ellis plans to buy jacks in Walla Walla and run a jack and mule farm. Picnic participants include State Organizer Campbell Pendleton academy head W H Bleakney and County School Superintendent Welles. Kathleen Harris dies in Portland, niece of Dave Rogers. Grand Lodge visitors from Pendleton include W H McCormmack A T Perkins J T Brown and J E Beam. Helix delegates also attend. Hotel improvements underway with front repainted and interior work. A marriage license issued to Carrie BE Burton and Charles Brown of Spokane.
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Dave Lavender
John Kimbrell
J. E. Bennett
Stanfield
Echo
G. W. Ellis
Walla Walla
Athena
Campbell
W. H. Bleakney
Pendleton Academy
Welles
Carrie BE. Burton
Charles Brown
Spokane
Pendleton
Weeds Warning Leads Pendleton to Cleaner Lots
City council issues a weed removal warning to property holders. The community responds as scythes and sickles are put to use throughout Pendleton, aiming to lessen past troubles this year.
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Pendleton
Licenses Issued At County Clerk Office In Busy Morning
Fishermen and residents visited the county clerk to obtain licenses as Deputy Clerk Robert Brown handled the rush. Forty licenses were issued this forenoon with many more expected this afternoon. A June 11 commencement play by St. Joseph's academy features Joan of Arc and will include essays.
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Robert Brown
Joan of Arc
Oregon Theatre
St. Joseph's Academy
Improvements at the Hotel St. George Face Update
St. George proprietor George Darveau announces ongoing improvements at the Hotel St. George. Work aims to modernize facilities and attract more guests, with renovations affecting lobby and guest rooms.
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The
St. George
George Darveau
Hotel
Big Salmon Caught By F M Murphy In Hospital Wharf Race
F M Murphy landed a 28 inch salmon yesterday evening in the tilly race in front of the hospital after 45 minutes a boy and a garden rake aided the capture. Gus C Moser Knights of Pythias grand chancellor will visit several county lodges, stopping May 29 at Athena, May 31 Weston, June 1 Adams, and June 2 Hellx, coming from Baker City.
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F. M. Murphy
Til
K. P
Gus C. Moser
Knights of Pythias
Athena
Weston
Adams
Hellx
Baker City
Rader Furniture's Charles Wall Undergoes Appendicitis Operation
Charles Wall of the Rader furniture store was operated on for appendicitis this morning and was resting as well as could be expected. He was seized with the attack two days ago and an immediate operation was decided upon. Wall was moved to the hospital early today and the procedure followed soon after.
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Charles Wall
Rader Furniture
Wall
Building Bridges Near Adams and Wildhorse
A. E. Eberhart of Columbia Bridge Co. in Walla Walla reports the new steel bridge near Commissioner Lee’s farm is complete and foundations are laid for the J. J. Raulstone place bridge west of Adams. Preliminary work starts on the Wildhorse bridge at Peter Tachella’s place.
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A. E. Eberhart
Columbia Bridge Building Company of
Walla Walla
Lee
Citizens Work in Park Elgin Ore
The Elgin Park association has formed a permanent organization and elected officers President H Towner Vice president H H Weatherspoon Secretary M Slough Treasurer J B Thorson Directors L Overton N Hackett R C Mays Work on the park progresses rapidly Drives will soon be graveled flower beds set and fountains installed Most of the work is done by citizens ministers merchants and carpenters working side by side cutting brush and pulling stumps
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Park
Elgin
Ore
Elgin Park Association
H. Towner
H. H. Weatherspoon
M. Slough
J. B. Thorson
L. Overton
N. Hackett
R. C. Mays
Indians 10 Meet Pilot Rock Team In Special Excursion
A special excursion to Pilot Rock is planned for tomorrow to attend the Pendleton Indians versus Pilot Rock game. The train leaves at 10 am, returns in the evening, with local anglers joining the trip. Both teams claim recent victories and the contest is billed as highly interesting.
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Indians
Pilot Rock
Pendleton
Anglers Wii
Pendleton Indians
West End
Athena
Byers Estate Probate Seeks New Executrix
The will of deceased mill owner George H. Byers, probated in Portland, leaves $1000 to each of his children and the remaining $200,000 to his widow Mrs. Byers who is named executrix. Heirs petition to appoint Sophie McComas as executrix since Mrs. Byers cannot manage the business. The estate may include $200,000 mill value and over $20,000 in city property.
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Portland
W. S. Byers
Byers
George H. Williams
Big Trout Supper Monday Evening
Pendleton anglers plan a Monday night banquet at the Queue contingent on tomorrow’s catch to furnish meat. Members signed up include Lampkin Collins Moorhouse Ritner LaDow Cranston Turner Rees Humphrey Stott Robinson Coutts Clarke Hamsey Bellinger Winter Sawtell Brock Vaughan Rees Roosevelt Corby Gwinn Raley. Open to all Sportsmen's association members with guests invited.
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Pendleton
Sportsmen's Association
F. W. Lampkin
H. W. Collins
Mark Moorhouse
Roy W. Ritner
G. T. LaDow
C. K
J. H. Gwinn
J. R. Raley
Bartholomew Bankrupt Creditors Meet June 3
Bartholomew a bankrupt with liabilities near 13 000 and no assets. Eighteen creditors will meet in his city on June 3. Principal creditors listed include First National Bank of Heppner 7500, Bank of Echo 1700, Union Meat Company of Portland 1200, George and Miller Company of Echo 500, Minor and Co. of Heppner 460.
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Harry Bartholomew
First National Bank of Heppner
Bank of Echo
Union Meat Company of
Portland
George & Miller Company
Echo
Minor & Co
Heppner
Matrimonial Bureau Makes Good in Portland
Mrs Sadie Miller of Albina marries R Buslick as Merrill Matrimonial agency boasts success. Justice Fred Olsen officiates the marriage and later denounces Buslick for a statutory charge, binding him over to the grand jury with increased bail. Court testimony details awkward engagement and residence with Miller.
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Portland
Sadie Miller
Albina
R. Buslick
Buslick
Merrill Matrimonial Agency
Fred Olsen
Justice Olsen
Fractured OCR Text Sketch Highlights Local Names
Fragmentary OCR reading mentions Matthieu Plinet and Clevoland Thaly Dealer with unclear roles and garbled phrases. The snippet lacks a coherent event, date, or location to establish a factual news item or outcome. No verifiable actions or entities beyond stray proper nouns are identifiable.
Deaf Mutes Married by Sign Language in Dayton
A wedding performed at 2 pm yesterday used sign language to pronounce the vows making the deaf and mute couple husband and wife. Miss Maggie Hutton and Jerry Stewart married with Rev. William Harris officiating and Miss Tellula Hutton translating. Best man Hussie Fouts and bridesmaid Telula Stewart attended. After a banked floral decor ceremony, grace at dinner was given in sign language before the couple departed by afternoon train for North Yakima.
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Dayton
William Harris
The
Christian Church
Maggie Hutton
North Yakima
Jerry Stewart
Tellula Hutton
Hussie Fouts
Telula Stewart
Grace
Matrimonial Quarrel Sparks Witty Exchange
A humorous exchange unfolds as Giles and Peck spar over a bad case of matrimonial dyspepsia. Miles quips about the situation while his wife remains in disagreement, illustrating domestic strains with a sharp Chicago Daily News tone as noted by the Bast Oregonian.
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Giles
Peck
Miles
Chicago Daily News
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Helix
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H. J. Taylor
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Jim
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