Mining Man and Local Notables Share News
Mining man Lether Punk McDonnel of Granite meets J B Tardiff at Blue Kitten mine. Gilbert Conner, son of J Conner, ships home from overseas after six years in the navy. W E Wotwon and Louie Trewella plan the opening of a new resort report. Mrs L N Micenila to reopen maternity home in September. Mrs Victor Moore arrives from Wisconsin to join daughter Eva Moore in Pendleton. Helen Raymond’s brother and infant sister return as he undergoes an appendectomy. A permit is issued to build a modern dwelling on Madison Street. costs approx 22,000. Red Cross notes include attendees at a Pendleton meeting. Sergeant Trex Alloway visits town after discharge. Nebraska, Colorado and Wyoming crops need rain. Harold J. Warner to speak at Helix Decoration Day program.
Tendleton Golf Club to Pick Team for Tri-State Tourney
All Tendleton Golf Club members capable of attending the Tilard Empire tri state tournament in Walla Walla are urged to assemble tonight at 4 o'clock. The club will select a small team to represent the club with both team and individual trophies offered for top scores. The club hopes to send its best players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tendleton Golf Club
Walla Walle
Focal Club
Cemetery decoration day rules force flower jars removal
A fragmented note indicates the cemetery commission redirects anyone placing flowers in jars pots or cans to remove containers on a specified date. Withered flowers, broken pottery, and inevitable cleanup by the keeper each year prompt this order to ease additional work from frozen debris and waste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emery Commission
Cut Cemetery Commission
Found Boy Carl Lewly Reappears in Walla Walla
An 11 year old named Carl Lewly who ran away from home five days ago was found in Walla Walla by his aunt. He had been visiting friends there and will be returned to his mother in Washington soon. The escape is reported as a Frey French leave by his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walla Walla
Carl Lewly
Jen
Washington
Win
Frey
Oregon Creek Northwest Hotel News Convention Dates
The June issue arrived for the Pen-Vietnam Communication Association. It features greeters, attractions in Portland and Oregon, and a photo section. The national convention will be held in Portland on June 24 25 28 and 27 with plans for a large gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon Creck Northwest Hotel News
Pen- Vieton Communicial Association
Portland
Oregon
National Teete Temett
Setytoly Ie Te Te Deel
Indiscreet woman ordered out of Pendleton lodging
Police announced a woman was found in a Pendleton rooming house before morning. She faced possible court action. The owner was warned to stop harboring such inmates or risk closure as the city seeks to keep premises clean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petey
Pendleton
Howe Wan
Notable Local Soldier Lemuel Eeteb Honored in Salem
Lemuel Eeteb, longtime Echo attorney, spent summers in the county with his mother and made his home in Salem. He enlisted in the Third Oregon Regiment at the outbreak of the war, served in the mounted division, and saw much of the hard fighting, reflecting a storied wartime record.
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Lemuel
Eeteb
IL A
Esiteb
Echo
Salem
Cm M
Oregon
Hyp
Sage Tea and Sulphur Hair Darkening Remedy
An old time recipe improved with Wyreth's Sage and Sulphur Compound promises dark, natural looking hair. It claims quick results, fading or gray hair darkened evenly with a damp brush, with multiple applications making hair glow, soft and luxuriant.
Weathered plans as summer work looms and travel notes vanish
The report notes a man with two years left in his cof fee work seeking summer employment and mentions a rain day at St George hotel lobby. It records a medical lapse with a cancer patient and a washroom scare, plus a family trip by car from Eastern Oregon and Idaho, detailing scenic routes along the Snake River above Huntington and good and bad roads encountered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. George
Helix Schools Principal Accused of Slipping Racks
Howerl Drew, former Helix Schools principal, faces a discipline matter after 4 can racks were reportedly sabotaged at Behe. The incident, tied to the coming school year, involves a contract salary of $1500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howerl Drew
Helix
Behe
Canon City
Umatilla County Bonds Delivered to Buyers
The 725000 bond issue for Umatilla County was delivered to buyers yesterday. The bonds arrived in good order and are ready for transfer to the customers, who will receive them fully prepared and secured for payment.
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Umatilla County
Ayers Tomers
P Canal
Umatilla County Officials Named and Local Birth Report
Morning meetings listed RK T Brown Chat H Marsh Grace A Gillom as county officers with clerk Judge and treasurer noted for Umatilla County. Also records an infant born today at St Anthony’s hospital to Mr and Mrs Frank Mamm. A farmer Mr Hagam is linked to Coll spring district. student grades described as excellent by most.
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T Brown
Chat
Marsh
Grace A
Gillom
Umatilla
Mies Tillliam
Frank Mamm
St Anthony’ Hospital
Hagam
Coll Spring Distriet
Milten Demonstration Agent Schedules Farm Overview
Mie Lorene Parker, county demonstration agent, is in Millen today to outline farm programs and boiling schedules for government information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Tualay
Mie
Lorene Parker
Millen
Fourth of Daly collecting committee reports strong pledges
The fourth Daly collecting committee reports pledges near 2500 at Huon day. Merchants responded well with no refusals encountered and quotas met freely. The committee expresses satisfaction with the response and hopes to continue in future drives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daly Collciting
Huon
Peptiron tonics sold by CLOUD Co in Lowell MA
An advertisement touts Peptiron as a highly effective easy to assimilate tonic. It claims benefits for prostration after grip epidemics and various ailments, recommending one or two Deptiron after meals as the product’s digestive aid.
County eighth grade exams delayed for 170 students
Records in the office of County Superintendent W. W. Green show that the county eighth grade examinations for May 15 and 164 were paused. Diplomas, granting admission to any high school in the state, are now being prepared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. WL Green
Delong
Hay Case in Justice Court
Controversy over $57 worth of hay brought from Bého to the local Justice court this afternoon. Justice listened to arguments of Joseph Ramos and John Todhunter, plaintiff and defendant respectively. Raley, Natey and Steiner represented Hames and James A. Feo represented Todhunter.
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Bého
Parkes
Josph Ramos
John Todhunter
Raley
Natey
Steiner
Hames
James A. Feo
Todhunter
Delta Ice Cream Brick Deal
Delta sells fancy bricks of ice cream in cardboard cartons. Each brick stays fresh for one hour.
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Lether Punk McDonnel
Granite
Offy Yowtenday
J. B. Tardiff
Blue Kitten
J. Conner
Gilbert Conner
Hoboken Irom
Hiad
Jiero
Lehman
Siewella Thonte
Mre
L. N. Micenila
Thompson Wheel
Niccolin
Bent
Victor
Moore
Wanthkerhe
Wisconeln
Fendleton
Atle Eva Moore
Ming Moore
Mt the
Virgil Moore
City
St Serlouky
Raphne
Raymond
Min Taymond
St. Anthony's Hospital
Mile Helen Raymond
Miner McChurmmach
Wheat Brower
Madison Strreet
Ian Switeler
Tate
Stanley Handley
Hand's
Astoria
Piel Crose
Red
Crom
Mra
Thoma Campbell
Mr. Ft. T .Cheader
Hermigton
Mere
de. C. Binderman
Freewriter
Mira J. A Watters
Meacham
Frank Floan
Mem Co
Thomas Levey
Verdrive
Ties Alloway Titer
Sergeant Trex Alloway
Miss Norma (Alloway
Tolke
Rerrice
Qgeork
B. Dukek
Condon
Tew
Dukek
Nebraska
Colorado
Wyoming
Harold Warner
Metix
Harold J. Warner
Warner
Addrom
Delta
Pendleton Meat CO
Pendleton Cash Market, Inc
Insurance
Joe Kerley
Chas. BE. Hoard, Inc
Pendleton, Oregon
Pendleton Motor Sales
United States
Cottonwood & Water St
Lemuel Estely
Tuxedo
Saxony
Howe Vibreian
Edeo Taffeta
Voises
Security
Manchester
Som
Cloud Co
Lowell, Mase
Muunsing
Batiste
Dorinda Batiste
Mase Pov
Hay
Justice Court
J. L. Vaughan
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