City Briefs and Notices From Echo Oregon
Kalser Jost finds his dog Fergy near Fergy's. closing summer millinery at Coxt and Mrs Campbell's. Pianola sales at Ellers Piano Home 813 Malin. rental rooms at 12 Willow. safe gasoline stoves by Goodman Thompson Co. Operator wanted, Butter Creek Tele phone Co. Echo Oregon. Pendleton readers urged to rest comfortably on BM C. E. Nutsood and C. Rader Leathers Transfer. Hotel Oregon Portland rates from $1. Shipping ad offers and plumbing by Morrow. Chicago sales jobs Dept 42, 1010 Atwood Ride. For rent unfurnished rooms East Oregonian bldg. Lost purse in Great Eastern store with $10 gold. Reward. Bushell returns from five‑month western trip. campaign ending Decoration Day in Portland. Good Templars lodge to form. temperance work invites attendance. Bushell, a Seattle street inspector and lecturer, to speak on improvements.
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Kalser
Fergy
Coxt
Willow Street
Goodman-Thompson Co
Echo
Butter Creek
Portland
Oregon
Morrow
Main Street
Atwood Ride
Chicago
East Oregonian
Great Eastern
Loches
Webb and Johnson
Bushell
Utah
Nevada
Colorado
California
Idaho
Good Templars
Ywice
Seattle
Will Speak Three Times Pendleton Addresses Tonight
Jour Bustell national lecturer of the Goo Tem plar order will address Pendleton tonight and Saturday night at the First Congregational church at 8 o clock. The event is hosted by the Independent Order of Goo Tem plar and features Week Joharshell as security head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jour Bustell
Goold Templars
Joharshell
Independent Order of Goo Templar
Senate
Pendleton
First Congregational
Jeweler Admits Wide Stock of Inexpensive Goods
An advertised notice from L. Hunziker, jeweler and optician, promotes a broad stock of jewelry and silverware, claiming both inexpensive and genuine articles are available side by side for selection.
Ernest Knight Suffered Stroke on Feniberia Ranch Plowing
Ernest Knight, brother of A and Alle Knight, had a stroke while plowing on the Feniberia Ranch in the reservation this forenoon. He was transported to the hospital by Alle Knight after being found and moved for care. Earlier in life, Knight had a sunstroke and overheating caused dizziness and a fall.
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Ernest Tnight
Alle Knight
Feniberia
Knight
Itte
Fire on West Alta street sparks quick home rescue
Noon blaze in a grease pan at Mrs. Henry Shocky’s West Alta street home triggered wallpaper flames. J L Sharon prevented a larger fire, extinguishing it before major damage. Also noted: aChildren’s day program set for next Sunday at South Methodist church and the death of Samuel Kelly on Ant Street after typhoid complications. remains to Portland for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Shocky
Weert Alta Street
J. L. Sharon
Maree
South Méthodist Church
Thie Ely
A. L. Thoroughman
Walia Wahi
Samuel Kelly
Ant Street
Portland
Portland businessman elected president of Oregon Development league
Wilvonw Wilcox, Portlind capitalist, has been elected president of the Oregon Development league. KL L. Smith resigned after entering senatorial candidacy. Edward D. Pittman of Portland Cordage Company is drawn into a troubled situation amid rumors of inland frauds and river incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilcox
Portlind
Oregon Deveelopment League
Woo
KL L. Smith
United States Senate
Dward D. Pittman
Portland Cordage Companys
Willamore
Local Visitors Highlight Hart Miller and Notables from Pilot Rock
Hart Miller of Pilot Rock visited yesterday along with J and Cherry from Pilot Rock and Miss Alta Smith also in the city. A Kunkel of Spokane on a brief business trip. Mrs Z Beckwith returned from Portland. H J Thomas from Dale plans a two week stay. Mrs Reeves of the Red Roy mine registered at Hotel Pendleton. Elmer Wells, formerly of the city, seen in from Walla Walla. Mrs Tuttle and Mrs Messerly from Spokane arrived for a relatives visit. Joseph Nibley of Perry, son of C W Nibley, in town on business. Frank K Welles, county school superintendent, back from Athena Baptist conference. Robert Burns of Co Tt. & N. left for Walla Walla after wool sales. T C Taylor home from Harney and Malheur counties after 10 days away. Judge G A Lowell to Union to address graduates. Mrs A L Beattie and children of Oregon City to visit. H Rooper, Woolgrowers secretary, departs for Antelope after wool sale. Mrs William Reavi and daughter and Mrs A Jones leave for Elgin and Wallowa County relatives. T W Batley in town on salt business. Dr G S Collier to Ukiah late 4th for two weeks. will see old patrons for dental work. J Calderhead, W & C Ry agent, heads home to Walla Walla after guiding President Elliott’s party yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hart Miller
Pilot Rock
J. & Cherry
Ecjty
R. N. Stanfield
Keho
Alta Smith
Plint Rock
A. Kunkel
Spokane
Mre. Z. & Beckwith
Portland
H. J. Thomas
Dale
Mre
W. H. Reeves
Red Roy
Granite
Pendleton
Elmer Wells
Ecity
Walla Wallin
Gerald Tuttle
Messerly
Joseph Nibley
Perry
C. W. Nibley
Grand Ronde
Frank K. Welles
Athena
Robert Burns
Walla Walla
T. W. Batley
Balleray & Halley
Collier
Ukiah
Lute
J. Calderhead
Death of Mrs Russell at McKay Creek Home
Mrs Pearl Russell wife of P H Russell of McKay Creek died at her home this morning from brain fever aged 21. She leaves her husband and a 3 year old child. Funeral to be held at the Russell home at 1 oclock tomorrow morning with Interment in Other cemetery. Pastor Victor Dorris of the Christian church to conduct services.
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Russell
McKay Creek
Iftevn
Victor Dorris
Christian Church
Government official to visit on road project in county
A. E. Loder of the government road service will visit tomorrow to consult with the county court about the proposed mile of sample road. Telegraph messages routed from Mr. Loder while at Pullman, Washington, indicate plans and location for the work. Officials from the Oregon, Washington lines and the flapwnt agency, including M. J. Buckley and W. Connally, toured the east end of the KR&N lines. The local school, with 75 pupils, will close in late June for summer recess.
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A. E. Loder
Pib
Jude Brew
Loder
Pullin
Waeh
Midelon
Moneull
Mr. Matheron
Mr. Connally
Porthind
Wiliam Dew
Flapwnt
Ain, Dow
Lewiston Toller
Week of cool wet weather across the state with frost
The week brought cooler than normal temperatures and widespread rain west of the Cascades. Central and eastern areas saw lighter rain and frost on Wednesday and Thursday mornings, with improving conditions later. Winds were strong but not destructive and sunshine remained scarce in western counties.
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Colubiniver Valley
Hood Hiver
Wasco County
Grass Valley
Sherman County
Agent Columbia
Pendleton
Umatilla
Maud of
Baker County
Loon
Offiee Weather Bureau
Saturnias
Union County
Wy. A
Worstell
Oregonian candidates sign statement for U.S. senate choice
Cecil Wade and James Tellerson Allen, candidates for representative, along with De O02 Saith and Walter Perce, candidates for the state senate, sign a voluntary Statement No 1 declaring their preference for the people's choice for the United States senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregonian
Cecil Wade
Janes Telleu- Alen
Saith
Walter Perce
State Senate
United States Senate
Ventura Neb visitor tours inland empire prospects
G W Schwenk, a retired merchant from Norfolk Nebraska, arrived in Pendleton today and plans to visit Walla Walla before returning to consult with W H Bish. He seeks to learn about the inland empire and may consider locating in Pendleton or nearby towns after surveying the area.
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G. W. Schwenk
Norfolk
Neb
Walla Walla
Nebraska
Inland Empire
Pendleton
W.H. Bish
Thie City
Frilled Lizard Facts and Tax Note Afoot
The frilled lizard lives in northern Queensland and the Kimberley Ulstrlet of western Australia, reaching about three feet. It walks on two feet, uses its neck fringe as a sudden umbrella during fights, and may inspire a training aid or thrash-stick. The largest county tax rebate since the law’s start shows $4,670 paid on the March 18 roll, about 2000 more than earlier collections per The Dalles Chronicle.
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Queensland
Kimberley
Western Australia
Ita Wong
Birda
Wreco
Sherif Walehie
Legar
Dalles Chronicle
Nez Perce Man Arrested at Athena on Reserve Charge
Alex James a Nez Perce was arrested at Athena by John Halley Jr and Harry Redford, brought to county jail for a hearing before Commissioner Halley. He is charged with taking Hauer on the reservation after escaping earlier. Deputy Glenn Bushee assisted, roving from Portland to secure a prisoner, with Indians fleeing a round‑up when he arrived. No arrests were made at the camp as deputies probed the water issue among reservation Indians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex James
Athena
John Halley, Jr
Harry Redfori
United States
County
Jall
Commissioner Halley
James
Hauer
Redford
Nez Perce
Glenn Bushee
Portland
Rall
Mirstal
Catholi School
Igier
Bushee
Medals for Eastern Oregon high school meet on display
In Roya royal Saywtelle’s Jewelry window medals for the upcoming Eastern Oregon high school field meet are shown. Gold medals will go to first place winners and silver to second. After the contest, event names and winning athletes will be engraved on each medal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roya! Saywtelle's
Promising Hair Treatment Claims By Newbro's Herpleide
An advertisement touts Newbro's Herpleide as a cure for dandruff and baldness claiming it destroys the germs causing scalp issues. It asserts quick cleansing action, improved scalp feel, and halted hair loss while promoting aristocratic charm. The piece notes availability through druggists and special agents Milek holty and Koeppen Bros.
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Newbro
Benite
Stampa
Herplette Co
Twit
Milekholty
Koeppen Bros
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Henderson
Will
L. Hunziker, Jeweler
Ernest Knight Very TL
West Alta
Wilvonw
Rogers
Roger Et Cie
Paris
France
Koeppens
Price Drug Store
Bath Towles
Poe
Cascades
Mist
Warde
Thonation
Sitti
C. A. Barrett
Hailey
Bedford
Qumick
Presbyterians
Decatur
Til
Uslog Merplelde
Miewourl Countier
Pryan
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