Unparalleled Alfalfa Land Near Cambridge Idaho
Middle Valley near Cambridge shows fertile bottom land with potential $200 per acre value if in Umatilla County. Idaho buyers, including C. H. Carter and J. H. Raley party, assess land, noting high hay yields but market limits reduce current prices to $4-$5 per ton. Several Umatilla County residents have homesteaded or acquired land with scrip, while unbroken areas diminish for speculation. Epworth League officers elected for The Dalles district at Hood River session, with W. Smith of Prosser named president and other officers listed. next meeting may go to Pendleton.
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Umatlla County
Middle Valley
Cambridge
Umatilla County
C. H. Carter
Mr. Carter
Idaho
J. H. Raley
C. J. Smith
William Atchison
C. J. Whitaker
Umreturn-county
Harvey Richardson
Athena
Charles
Frank Stanton
Helix
Jesse Moore
Mr. Reed
Adame
Messia
Swisher and Johnson
Adams
George Minger
Conrad Platzoeder
Minger
Epworth League
Dalles
Hood River
Pendleton
W. ©. Smith
Prowser
Charles L. French
Ida Wright
Myrtle McMurry
Bickleton
Wash
W. J. Baldwin
Arlington
Dotha Walker
North Yakima
R. R. McDonald
The
Lear
Goldendale
W. Smith
Prosser
Denver
Wheat prospects in Big Bend exceed last year says Tinkham
Ed Tinkham, Union county threshing man now in Seattle, has just toured Washington’s Big Bend country. He reports wheat prospects in the district better than ever, noting fields yielded up to 60 bushels last year and likely to exceed that this season. He plans to return to run a threshing outfit there.
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Ed Tinkham
Union County
Seattle
Big Bend
Washington
Mr. Tinkhoom
East Oregonian
Quiet Methodist Wedding Unites Mlle Cella La Chapelle and Prof C L Swaim
A calm but pretty ceremony took place Monday at 4 30 p m at the Methodist Episcopal parsonage. Mise Cella La Chapelle married Prof C L Swalm, both government employees on the Umatilla Reservation with Swalm serving as principal. Reverend Robert Warner officiated in the presence of close friends including the bride’s sister and Major J J McKain. Best wishes pour in from their many friends.
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Methodist Episcopal Parsonage
Mise Cella
la Chappelle
C. L. Swaim
Umatilla Reservation
Prof. Swalm
Robert Warner
Thompson Street
M. E
Milton to Probe Fish Law Violations
Deputy Fish and Game Warden Joe Nolf left for Milton this morning to investigate breaches of fish protection laws. He will work to ensure full compliance after reports that the city and several large ditch companies failed to install required fish screens, resulting in hundreds of trout deaths from irrigation ditch outflow.
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Joe Nolf
Milton
Wallace and Russell Wedding Announced in City Item
Bruce Wallace former Brock and McComas druggist now Pioneer drug store owner in Athena will wed Mims Margaret Russell of Boise City at the bride’s home on Wednesday June 6. They will reside in Athena after June 10. Wallace is a well known local businessman in nearby Athena.
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Bruce Wallace
Brock & McComas Drug Store
Pioneer Drug Store
Athena
Mims Margaret Russell
Boise City
Wallace
Fall Train of Sheep Billed to Omaha Passes Through City
Last evening a full train of sheep consisting of 29 stock cars moved through the city on the O R and N line. The herd, loaded at Echo yards yesterday and purchased from various growers, is destined for Omaha.
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Omaha
Echo Yards
Child of J H Morris on Alta Street scarlet fever case
The child of J H Morris on Alta street was reported yesterday afternoon to have scarlet fever.
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J. H. Morris
Alta Street
Declining years prompt call to prepare for business
An unspecified prompt urges focus on practical matters as life enters a later phase. The fragment suggests transitioning from comfort to urgent tasks, signaling a shift toward action despite aging. No clear person, place, or organization is identified in the readable text.
Alumni Gift Plan for Pendleton Academy Scholarships
Pendleton Academy alumni propose a free $1 annual assessment to fund an Alumni Greek scholarship and to maintain full tuition for a student until alumni total reaches 40. The association will also elect one trustee to the academy board at the May 31 business meeting and banquet.
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Wellnowiay
Alumni Association
Pendleton Academy
Academy
Pendleton
Ore
Assembly Hall
Prevent
The
Presbyterian Church
Board of Trustees
Aged Pioneer Catherine Davis Dies at 86 on Meacham Creek
Mrs Catherine Davis of Meacham Creek near Wilbur station dies at 86 after long residence in Umatilla county. Irish native who came to California in 1849 and moved to the creek cabin about twenty years ago. Survived by two sons Fred C Davis and W Swart with few relatives nearby. buried by sons on the creek bank after a quiet life in isolation.
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Umatilla County
Catherine Davis
Meacham Creek
Wilbur Station
W. Swart
Davia Ranch
Fred C. Davia
Buyers to Heppner Wool Sale Leave for May 25 Event
Wool buyers have departed for Heppner to attend the annual sale day on May 25. Market indications suggest strong prices despite expectations of a smaller sale than last year, with several firms represented by buyers including Green for Koshlan Bros and Dufour for Lafayette Worsted Mills among others.
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Heppner
H. C. Judd & Root
E. ¥. Judd
Judd & Root
Pendleton Lecturing
Dan Dewey
Brown #& Adams
Pierce Nutte
Lafayette Worsted Mills
Mountain Rancher Notes Fine Stock and Vegetation
Letter from a rancher reports delayed water for fishing, lush vegetation and grain on the county mountains, and cattle range described as the finest on the Pacific coast. Cordially, Rancher.
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Pacific Coast
Miss Charity Ankeny Dies After Philadelphia Operation
Miss Charity Ankeny daughter of Senator Levi Ankeny of Walla Walla died last evening in a Philadelphia hospital after an ankle injury operation. The funeral is planned for Walla Walla early next week. The senator and Mrs. Ankeny are both unwell from the shock. Robert Ankeny, another son, travels from Portland to join his father.
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Charity Ankeny
Levi Ankeny
Walla Walla
Philadelphia
St. Helen's Hall
Portland
Areamin
Senator Ankeny
Thi City
Government Needs Horses for Minidoka Reclamation
E. J. Bebb arrived from Min Idoka to buy horses for government reclamation work. The Horses Statesman notes horse scarcity in the region, with animals capable of walking fetching 125 to 150 dollars. Bebb could not find suitable stock in Boise and plans to visit the Middle Western states to secure horses for the project.
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E. J. Bebb
Min Idoka
Horse Statesman
Bebb
Middle Western States
Walla Walla Visitors Arrive From East on Evening Train
A party of prominent residents led by Jay Williams, former manager of Gilbert Hunt Manufacturing, visited Walla Walla yesterday. Attending were Mrs. Williams, Miss Maybelle Hunt, Miss Katherine Hunt, and Mrs. Meron. Maybelle Hunt, daughter of Mayor George Hunt, graduates Whitman College in 1903 and departs for Boston this morning for commencement. The rest of the party returned today.
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Walla Wallana
Walla Walla
Jay Williams
Gilbert Hunt Manufacturing Company
Maybelle Hunt
Katherine Hunt
Meron
George Hunt
Whitman College
Boston
Telegram from Acapulco reports voyage toward Jalisco
H. E. Bickera received a telegram from J. H. Raulstone, a Umatilla county traveler bound for Jalisco. The message from Acapulco notes the steamer touched there en route, about 250 miles from Jalisco. Delays totaling two days occurred, but no trouble was reported. arrival expected today.
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Acapulco
H. EB. Bickera
J. H. Raulstone
Umatilla County
Jalisco
Mexico
Ben
North Side Census Counts 625 Population
Assessor C P Strain reports the north side of the river houses 625 residents, with a possibility of small additions as first counts vary. Citywide enumeration will continue for several days.
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C. P. Strain
Dr Thomas Vaughan Arrives to Lead Practice Abroad
Dr Thomas Vaughan, a recent UC dental college graduate from Berkeley, arrived last evening and will oversee his brother Dr B A Vaughan s office during the Vaughans European trip. He formerly apprenticed with his brother and will accompany Dr and Mrs Vaughan on the upcoming tour.
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Thomas Vaughan
The
Dental College
University of California
Berkeley
B. A. Vaughan
Europe
Mrs
Vaughn
Sickness on Reservation Report by Reservation Physician
Dr. T M Henderson the reservation physician reports many sickness cases among residents but no contagious epidemic. Cases are of differing natures. a recent measles outbreak occurred but all victims have recovered.
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T. M. Henderson
In Police Court in Recorder Pitt Gerald's court
Jim Brothers was fined $5 or three days for drunkenness on the street. H Alden and R Alden received three days each for vagrancy. Albert Barnhart was fined $10 or five days for disorderly conduct.
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Pitt Gerald
Jim Brothers
H. Alden
R. Alden
Albert Barnhart
Fish Screen Proposed for Mill Race
Deputy Fish Warden Joe Nojf seeks a fish screen to be installed in the mill race. W. S. Byere prepared the screen to keep fish from becoming stranded by the race.
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Joe Nojf
W. S. Byere
Fishing not good as Meacham Creek runs high
Duncan reports in East Oregonian that Meacham and North Fork creeks run high and the weather remains cool. He notes few fish are available up toward North Fork due to the floodwaters and ongoing heavy rains.
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Meacham Creek
Duncan
East Oregonian
Meacham
North Fork
Niakawinn Debuts As Fine Pendleton High School Paper
The Niakawinn, Pendleton High School’s new pipe publication, is now out. It is well edited and prepared, reflecting credit upon its editors and managers and the Pendleton high school community.
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Pendleton High School
Marriage License Issued for Frank Graham and Ida Herrick
A marriage license was granted yesterday to Frank Graham of Whitman County Washington and Ida Herrick.
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Frank Graham
Ida Herrick
Whitman County
Wash
Arm Broker. Clifford Minnis suffers fracture from bicycle fall
Clifford Minnis, the young son of well known fuel dealer W. C. Minnis, sustained a fracture of his arm Sunday evening after falling from a bicycle.
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Clifford Minnis
W. C. Minnis
City Council Estimates Moscow Budget at 39400
The city council estimates Moscow Idaho expenses for the coming year at 39400 dollars. City officials project funding needs across departments and services to guide annual appropriation decisions.
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Moscow
Idaho
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Miss Ankeny
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Roosevelt
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Wee Ee
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Fast Court Street
Pective
Robert. Forster
Rockford
Winslow Bros., Jewelers, Opticians
P.O. Block
Robinson
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