Pendleton High School Graduates Tonight at Frazer Opera House
Ten seniors will graduate at the Frazer Theater with no admission fee. State Superintendent J. H. Ackerman will deliver the commencement address. Walter M. Pierce will present diplomas for the school board. Vocal solos by Mrs. John Ross Dickson Miss Myteline Fraker and Miss Rena Ferguson. Girls chorus also to sing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ackerman
Pendleton High School
Fraser Theater
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
J. H. Ackerman
Walter M. Pierce
John Ross Dickson
Myteline Fraker
Rena Ferguson
Inspect Ditch Route From Echo To Water Furnish Lands
W J Furnish W M Pierce and Ed Marshall left for Echo to survey the land for a new irrigation ditch to be built by the Inland Irrigation company. The ditch will take water from the Umatilla River near Echo, same site as the Carnes Lytle ditch, and run northwest to water Furnish and neighboring lands on that river side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Furnish
W. M Pierce
Ed Marshall
Echo
Inland Irrigation Company
Umatila
Carnes-Lytle
Mr. Furnish
New Church at Echo Organized with 16 Members
An enthusiastic meeting at Odd Fellows hall in Boho last night organized a new church in Echo with 16 members. Principal speakers were Rev. George T. Ellie of Athena and Rev. G. L. Hall of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Boho
George T. Ellie
Athena
G. L. Hall
Baptist congregation organized and church ground donated
A Baptist congregation of 16 members was formed and ground donated for a new building to be erected within six months. Meetings will be held at the M B church in Keho until the church is built, with Rev George T Willis and Rev G L Hall supplying the pulpit until the group can support a pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist
M. B
Keho
George T. Willis
Baptist Church
Athena
G. L Hall
Death of Chris L. Nelson in Pendleton area
Chris L. Nelson died in a Walla Walla hospital from the effects of a dropper. His body to be brought to Pendleton this evening. Funeral tomorrow at 10 from Rader undertakers with Rev. Henry Dixon Jones officiating. Interment in Olney cemetery. Nelson, 44, lived six miles south of Pendleton and had no immediate relatives here. a North Yakima sister and nephew James Anderson arranged affairs. Seventy to the Fair. Conductor Fred Waffle reported carrying 70 passengers from Huntington on No 1, with 60 from Missouri river points and 19 from East scattering points. Most visitors plan a Portland visit later in the year, many returning via California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris L. Nelson
Walla Walla
Rader Undertaking
Henry Dixon Jones
Olney
Deensed
Here
Pendleton
North Yakima
James Anderson
Fred Waffle
Huntington
Missouri River
Portland
California
Bank directors face loss after Oakdale bank closure
J D and R H Bentley, directors and longtime stockholders of the Bank of Oakdale Cal, preside as the bank shuts its doors amid cashier Louis Kahn's attempted self harm and shortage. Four men including army officers Rivers Brown Seaman and Taylor sought horses for service, leaving for Union and Pendleton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D
R. H. Bentley
J. M. Bentley
Bank of
Oakdale
Cal
Louis Kahn
Bentleys
T. R. Rivers
Fourth Cavalry
R. RB. Brown
J. T. Seaman
Quartermaster's Department
EB. Y. Taylor
Salt Lake
Union
Pendleton
Selly Out In Echo Sells Arlington Hotel Lease
Mrs M E Finllagher of Beho sells her lease on the Arlington hotel and her renal estate interests, plans to reside briefly in Pendleton with her daughter, then move to Portland permanently. She will join the Umatilla county excursion to Portland on June 6. J B Young, president, and F L Burton, cashier of the wrecked Gold Field Bank, have been arrested in San Francisco.
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Echo
M. E. Finllagher
Beho
Arlington Hotel
Pendieton
Portland
Umatilla County
J. B Young
F. L. Burton
Goldfield Bank
San Francisco
Two Years and Twenty Years for Local Burglary Robbery Trio
Three inmates pleaded guilty in circuit court and were sentenced to prison terms by Judge Fills. Otto Hockinsmith received an indeterminate sentence from two to 20 years under the new law. John Rodgers got one year for assault with a dangerous weapon. John Cauthorn, a Bee Hive robber, was sent to two years. Young Smith, Cor George Bonner, faces potential transfer to reform school pending a letter from Salem. Sheriff Taylor at La Grande indicates transfers to Salem likely Monday.
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Fills
Otto Hockinsmith
Hockinsmith
John Rodgers
J. F
Bradford
Rodgers
John Cauthorn
Young Smith
George Bonner
Reform School
Salem
Taylor
la Grande
Balem
Funeral of Miss Charity Ankeny to be held in Walla Walla
Funeral arrangements announce Miss Charity Ankeny who died this week in Philadelphia. The service will take place Sunday at 1 p.m. in Walla Walla with many friends from the city expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Ankeny
Charity Ankeny
Philadelphia
Walla Walla
Thin City
Harold Stewart Buys Partner In Depot Stables
Harold Stewart purchased Walter Lindsay's half interest in the Depot stables on Cottonwood street from Wade & Son, making Stewart the sole proprietor. In Huntington, the Railroaders lost 31 to 7 to the merchants in Thursday baseball action. W. W. Gardner was fined $10 in police court for fighting on the streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portier
Harold Stewart
Walter Lindsay
Cottonwood Street
Wade & Son
Railroaders
Railroad Boys
Huntington
Merchants
W. W. Gardner
Crow Sues C. R. R. & N. for Damages in Grain Fire
John W. Crow sues the Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul for 2243.62 damages from a fire that burned 195 acres of grain in August, caused by a spark from a locomotive engine. Total damages 3798, with 1546.17 recovered by insurance. suit seeks the insurance portion. Complaint filed with the county clerk. Judge James A. Fee represents the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Crow
James 1A
Ladies warned by tone of tonics and bitters ad
An 19th century promotional notice urges women to trust Homtetter's Stomach Bitters as the best woman’s medicine for headaches cramps fainting spells indigestion and stomach troubles, claiming worldwide ac claimants and multiple cures for backache nervous symptoms and dyspepsia.
GIBBONS RETURNS TO IRRIGON AS PRINCIPAL
Professor Albert Gibbons, formerly assistant principal at Pendleton Academy, accepts the principalship of Irrigon public schools. He will leave Pendleton after the academy closes, visit Eastern Oregon briefly, then return to Irrigon to prepare for next year. A new schoolhouse at Irrigon is to be a leading facility in Morrow county.
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Union
W. M. Pierce
Weatherford
Board of Regents
Pierce
East Oregonian
Oregon
Atd
Pendleton
Albert Gibbons
Endorsed Kidney Pills Improve Pendleton Man's Health
B Baldwin of Pendleton Oregon testifies after using Dean's Kidney Pills from Brock & McCo mas Co. His kidneys troubled him for 35 years and nights were disturbed. He used seven boxes and reports corrected kidney function and a strengthened back. Sold by all dealers at 60 cents. Doan's Kidney Pills are the sole US agents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Dean
Ss. B. Baldwin
Thompson Street
Ore
Brock & McComas Co
Conta
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. C
United States
Doan
Parole Question Ties Umatilla Burglar to Reform School
A note to Judge Ellis from the state reform school superintendent identifies the Umatilla house robber as a parolee named George Bonner. The arrested youth had given the name Smith, and prosecutors or the district attorney will decide whether he is returned to the reform school or prosecuted, depending on the outcome.
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Umatilla
Bonner
Ellis
State Reform School
Reform School
George Bonner
Smith
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Moore
Mother's Pride
OWL Tea
Frazer Opera House
Baptista
Nera Teds
Tallman @ Co
Alay
Cts
Union Experimental Plant
Senator Pierce
John Cawthorn
Crow Sues C. RR
Hostetter
Gibbons
Irrigon
Pendiston
Polydore Moens
Pendleton Citisens
Reform &School
HINP
Roosevelt
Alaska
Eee
Renee
V. Stroble
East Court
Ike
Pective
Pendleton Planing Mills
Robert, Forster
Rockford
Brest
Winslow Bros., Jewelers, Opticians
P.O. Block
Robinson
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