Local City Briefs Include Oysters and Sales
A garbled note card of city items highlights sales at Teutach’s and Sharon & Eddings for second hand goods while Dutton’s wagon offers daily ice cream delivery. It also reports Knights of Pythias and Epworth League activities with travel tickets and rail rates, plus a Northwestern shipment of oysters from Shoalwater Bay destined for Pacific markets and Yaquina Bay, signaling growth of the Northwest oyster industry.
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Axenta
Nol
Teutach‘s
Jane Street
Grover
Blue Mountain
Sharon & Eddings
Teutsen’s
Teutach's
Pacific Coast
Charles J. Gray
Northwestern Lines
Atlantic
New Haven
Conn
Wareham
Mass
Shoalwater Bay
Wash
Northwestern
Northwest
Pacific
Yaquina Bay
Thin Coast
Northwest Coast
Olympia
Charley Whirlwind Arrested After Return to Jails
Charley Whirlwind was arrested by Marshal Carney and placed in county jail after returning from a year away and escaping from a prior jail. Major McKennie notified authorities, with possible state or federal prosecution to follow.
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Charley Whirlwind
Chorley
Major McKennie
Charley
Marshal Carney
theState
Milking 20 Cows at Meacham Creamery Patronage Grows
W B Rows of Meacham has installed his cream separator and begins milking 20 cows for Pendleton creamery this week. He has an excellent range and a trim service between the two cities makes the creamery reachable, establishing him as a leading county patron.
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W. B. Rows
Meacham
Pendleton Creamery
Personal mentions fill city visitors list in La Grande
Misa Daluy Hopper of La Grande visits. Mrs W H Boyd and daughter of Hoho at the Bickers. John T Whistler returned from Ontario. Mrs C Hendricks left for Milwaukee for W C T U convention. George Ferguson heads Retail Clerks Union trip to Paxco. E A Thompson from Portland in city on business. Mrs J F O Meara and daughter to Davenport Iowa. Miss Ethel Johnson to Portland to visit friends. Miss Katherine Duncan returns on 6 30 train. Mrs C M Rader and children from Walla Walla guests of M A Rader. C E Harper from Blue Mountain creamery visits for days. Lt E Penland returns from Helix farm. weeds and good prospects noted. Homer H Hallock arrives in Pendleton for Lewis and Clark fair. Judge Fee, District Attorney Phelps, and stenographer Beckwith back from Heppner circuit court. Charles J Gray, Northern Railway agent, leaves for Portland and Heppner wood sales. Rev A L Thoroughman of Weston and Rev M W Howard return from M E South conference at Heppner. Thoroughman leaves for Weston.
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Misa Daluy Hopper
la Grande Lo
W. H. Boyd
Hoho
Bickers
St. George
Cooper
John T. Whistler
Ontario
C. Hendricks
Million
George Ferguson
Retail Clerks’ Union
Paxco
E. A. Thompson
Portland
J. F. O'Meara
Davenport
Ethel Johnson
Katherine Duncan
C. M. Rader
Walla Walla
M. A. Rader
C. E. Harper
Blue Mountain
E. Penland
Helix
Heppner
Thoroughman
Weston
Martin Case to Go Before Grand Jury in Preston Murder
District Attorney G W Phelps plans a morning trip to Milton to review the Preston murder scene and collect evidence. No charges will be filed against Martin. the case will be presented to a grand jury. Trial appears unlikely before the session’s end due to the already packed first week. The DA notes he learned of the killing while in Heppner and criticizes Milton authorities for delayed notification and mixed press reports that mischaracterized the coroner’s verdict.
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Martin
G. W. Phelps
Milton
Preston
Preaton
Heppner
Tribune
Henderson
Free Facts About the Fair Hotels and Rates
The Lewis and Clark fair association has issued a small booklet listing hotel and lodging prices for visitors. Inside Inn on the exposition grounds offers 3 to 7 dollars per day with breakfast included, while outside hotels start at 6 1/2 cents per day depending on accommodations, with no anticipated hold ups by hotels.
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Lewis and Clark Fair Association
Exposition Grounds
Governor Chamberlain Visits Union and Portland Regions
Governor Chamberlain traveled from Union to Portland after addressing public schools on Commencement day and touring the state experimental farm. He praised his Union county visit. Karl J. Stackiana from Cove reports crop damage: Cove apple crop nearly destroyed, prune and cherry yields low, peaches a total failure, strawberries potentially two-thirds crop. other berries uncertain.
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Karl J. Stackiana
Cove
la Grande
Haystack Postoffice Barns Burned Overnight
Madrus Pioneer reports Haystack postoffice burned last night. Dave Barnett in town relays that the Haystack location sustained fire damage. some household goods and postoffice records were saved while the logs were partly covered by insurance. Local coverage cites W. F. Hammer's cenice see as a source note.
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Haystack
Dave Barnett
Aie
W. F. Hammer
Madrus
Limiting Weighton Bridge
County court orders restrict passage over John Day River bridge to no more than 20 head of horses cattle or mules or 800 head of sheep at one time. Monument Enterprise.
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Weighton Bridge
John Day River
Monument Enterprise
Pleads For Boys Meacham Mother Fights Clean Store Threats
A Meacham Oregon mother writes to the East Oregonian urging the Grand Jury to investigate plans to open a cigar and tobacco store with a rear club room accused of inviting card games and gambling. She recalls a past gallon house in Meacham and a similar venture in Kumela, stressing protection for rural youth.
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Meacham
Meacham, Ore
East Oregonian
Pendleton
Kumela
Kamera
Tinhorns
Real Estate Transfers Listed in Local Record
Pearl Drury transfers SW 1-4 of section 19 in township 6 north range 71 BE W M to Robert Mosler for 200 dollars. James P D Price and wife sell one acre more or less in NW 1-4 of NW 1-4 of section 10 in township 2 1/2 north range 32 E WM to Paul F Behnolder for 200 dollars. J W McCormmach and wife convey lots 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 in block 268 in Reservation addition for 1100 dollars to Jamee W Maloney.
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Fteal
Pearl Drury
Robert Mosler
BE. W. M
James PD. Price
Paul F. Behnolder
E. W. M. Consideration
J. W. McCormmach
Jamee W. Maloney
Portland Schools to Close for Exposition
Portland public schools will close June 14, a week earlier than planned, after a board meeting decision citing disorganization from the exposition. The action ends a period of study by the board and officials.
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Portland
Publc
Wit
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Lee Teutsch’s Department Store
Uc Rader
Rader
Candy Dutton
Omale
Dutton’s
J. W. McArthur
Spokane
The
Knights of Pythias of
Whahington
Leathers & Nicholy
Gritman's Cigaratore
Epworth League
Denver
Colo
Euctrle
National Electric Light Association
Col
Smith
L. Hunziker
Malin Street
Wallowa County
Oregon
Model Bakery
Court Street
Johnson
Koeppens
A. C. Koeppen & Brothers
Will
Meacham Mother
Taylor Hardware Co
T. C. Taylor
Main Street
Maisenrest
Conrad Pintzoeder
Sullivan & Bond
Pendleton Meat CO
Conrad Platzoedi
Lewis and Clark Exposition
Taylor Street
4Th
Yamhill Street
4Th Str
Morrison Street
Lewis and Clark Fair Grounds
I. M. Buell
Donaldson’s Red Cross Pharmacy
Main ST
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