Dead and Blue Honore Memory of Old Soldiers
The piece reflects on unity after conflict and notes the fading Grand Army of the Republic. It lists 28 veterans buried in Olney cemetery, honoring both Union and Confederate service and naming many G A R members from Kit Carson Post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olney
Philippines
Edward Kelly
J. A. Leathers
Levi Dodson
O. F. Bryant
Luther Ellis
D. M. Conley
John W. Kimber
Grant T. Elgin
William FitzGerald
Monrad L. Fix
Johns. Gurdane
John HH. Gibson
H. Hicks
A. B. Hanna
R. M. Hunter
P. Hutchinson
W. H. Huston
J. B. Knight
John McAfee
B. Mumford
T. J. Million
Henry Massie
H. R. Niel
John Owen
J. A. Owings
Quant
G. W. Rieley
A. H. Rugg
RB. F. Renn
J. H. Robinson
Henry Shockey
Alfred Stephens
Stockman
Peter West
Joseph Parrazo
John Ulrich
W. F. Gillett
Elias Henel
W. G. Love
Jerry Cronin
Allen Rands
James Gibson
H. B. Johnson
Henry Carl
Wesley Brummett
G., W. Davidson
Martin Compton
Irvin Harrington
W. A. Siddon
Andrew Childreth
B. F. Sensney
B. F. Reck
Fishing Parties Return From North Fork And McKay
North Fork and McKay fishing parties returned last night with large catches of fine fish and a few misfortunes. Clove was the champion, landing a three foot two and three sixteenths inch speckled trout on North Fork. Fred Lampkin, in the McKay headwaters party, was second with a three foot three and one eighth inch catch. Participants included J. Clove Guy Boothby Walter Wells W. F. Bowman Herman Kruger on North Fork and Sam Thompson A. J. Goodman Will Keller and Fred Lampkin on McKay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Fork
McKay
Clove
Fred Lampkin
Amon
Blue Mountains
J. Clove
Guy Boothby
Walter Wells
W. F. Bowman
Herman Kruger
Sam Thompson
A. J. Goodman
Will Keller
Mayberry Campaign Stops In City
Democratic candidate W. L. Mayberry visits voters and friends as a leading Umatilla county educator with life diplomas from Ohio and Oregon. His opponent, Milton Wells of Milton, holds a six year Oregon diploma that expires in about a year and a half. Mayberry also works at the carpenter’s trade during vacation months between schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayberry
Umatilla County
Ohio
Oregon
Wells
Milton
Baker City Wins Pendleton Meet In 67-39 Battle For Trophy
Large crowd observed as Baker City defeated Pendleton 67 to 39 with Union at seven, securing the trophy cup for the third straight year. La Grande did not compete due to illness, and the overall meet was deemed a success with strong performances from Pendleton competitors in multiple events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker City
Union
la Grande
Pendleton
Laurela
Wesnick
Bollerman
Seezer
Cronin
Scott
Wrrick
Williama
Jay
Means
Reeves
Dr Holt urges dustless streets with crude petroleum
Dr W H Holt of Portland, after delivering a memorial sermon, advocates crude petroleum treatment for Pendleton streets. He notes success in California towns where oil mixes with dust to form an asphaltlike coating that sheds water and reduces dust. He suggests testing a half block to win council approval for broader use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holt
Portland
W. 8. Holt
Presbyterian Church
Kit Carson Post
Pendleton
California
Poor Farm Purchase Blame Faces Walker and Gilliland
Horace Walker says he and Commissioner Gilliland are responsible for the clay creek poor farm deal. He notes $5,000 yearly for care of the insistent, $10 worth of hay sold this year from the county farm, and that the farm could soon pay for itself and be sold to cover costs. He asserts the investment is among the best for the county. Hartman credited by some for the McKay farm purchase, but Walker says Hartman supported a place in Pendleton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Walker
Gilliland
Pilot Rock
T. P. Gilliland
Clay Creek
Hartman
McKay
Pendleton
Red Men Smoker at Hendricks Hall Tonight
Umaholis Tribe No 16 hosts a smoker for members and invited guests Tuesday evening at Hendricks hall. Tribe No 18 Imp 0 BR M will join with a literary and musical program followed by refreshments. It is the last social before warm weather. all local order members are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umaholis Tribe No. 16
Hendricks’ Hall
Umaholis Tribe No. 18
Antil
A. D. Stilman Breaks Records At McKay Creek
A. D. Stilman, chairman of the democratic county central committee, spent a day off pursuing trout near McKay Creek. He ignored cares of office and spent Saturday morning angling, drawing comment from locals about his fishing exploits and the lively catching of fish on the stream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Stillman
A. D. Stilman
Democratic County Central Committee
Offee
Nature
McKay Creek
Candidate for Surveyor Berkeley Returns Encouraged by County Trip
C C Berkeley, popular Democratic candidate for county surveyor, returns from a county tour feeling highly encouraged about the campaign outlook. A young man with training at Miller Agricultural College Virginia and seven years directing railroad surveys. He has mining, ditch and canal surveying experience and irrigation study in the West. He chairs the road committee of the Commercial Association and vows to be a valuable county surveyor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cc. C. Berkeley
C. C. Berkeley
Mr. Berkeley
Miller Agricultural College
Virginia
Commercial Association
Umatilla
Diphtheritic Croup Claims Schrack Child at Home
Helen Elizabeth Schrack aged two died at 727 Jane Street after brief illness with diphtheritic croup. Funeral held this afternoon at two. A Schrack child had a mild illness. another sibling remains symptomless. Mrs Schrack’s brother also living in the home but symptomless. Nearby, Lois Church of Salem visiting Ohio relatives en route to Cleveland. she teaches at the state Institute for the Blind and oversees the advanced department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Elizabeth
Morgan Schrack
Jane Street
Will
Ohio
Lois Church
Salem
H. E. Bickers
Cleveland
O. Miss Church
State Institute For the Blind
Captain Shaw Guest at the Bickers on Decoration Day
Captain James P. Shaw of Port land and Mrs. Shaw visit the Bickers to deliver the Decoration Day address. The Grand Army man is an alternate Democratic National Convention delegate to be in St. Louis and is an old friend of E. A. Schiffler, whom he met this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Captain Shaw
James P. Shaw
Port'land
Mrs. Shaw
St. Louis
E. A. Schiffler
Miss Eva Woods to Attend Business College After Visit
Miss Eva Woods left this morning for her Weston home for a visit. She will not return to Pendleton as a teacher next year and will instead go to Portland to attend a business college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Woods
Weston
Miss Woods
Pendleton
Portland
New Dwelling by M Compton on College Street
M Compton begins construction of another dwelling on his west College street lots between the railroad and Webb. Henry Runyan, a brakeman on the Black Hills logging road, was killed near Olympia Saturday after leaping from a train to avoid a collision. He feared a smashup when a cow was run over and he jumped to escape injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Compton
College Street
Railroad
Webb
Henry Runyan
Black Hills
Olympia
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Tallman & Co
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Missouri
M. A. Rader
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Schilling
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M. Gratz
Prop
Main Street
Opp
Basier’s
OWL Tea
Boston
Port
Eleterite Roofing Co
Worcester Bio
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