Lawyer and the Singing Girl at the New Oregon Theatre
The Streeter-Bryan stock company drew a large crowd despite rain for the remodeled Oregon Theatre opening night. Morrie Streeter and Blanche Bryan gave strong comic work in Lawyer and the Singing Girl with a savvy specialty act. audience praise followed. Management plans Sunday and Thursday bill changes and Thanksgiving matinee. football champions to receive theater boxes. further improvements promised.
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Streeter-Bryan Company
Morrie B. Streeter
Blanche Bryan
Lawyer
Streeter
Oregon
Cold errs in early hour to curb lingering sickness
A terse warning urges immediate action at the first sign of a cold to prevent it from becoming long lasting. The advice emphasizes swift treatment to avoid extended suffering.
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Tme
Taka
Local man settles furniture loss with Liverpool London agents
George R. O Dan iel received checks totaling 817.50 in full settlement for a furniture stock loss suffered two weeks earlier. Settlement was arranged through J M Bentley, agent in the city, with payments drawn on the Bank of California in San Francisco and to be sent for collection immediately.
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George R. O'Daniel
Liverpool, London and Globe Company
J. M. Bentley
Mr. Bentley
Bank of California
San Francisco
Baker Children Donate to Boys and Girls Aid Society
Baker City Herald reports a Friday donation day at local public schools. About 1000 pounds of potatoes 235 jars of canned fruit and various groceries were given by students along with a $40 cash gift to the Boys and Girls Aid Society.
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Baker
Boys’ and Girls Aid Society
Baker City
Elks Memorial Service Program Set for Next Sunday
Pendleton lodge No. 258 BPOE will hold its annual memorial service Sunday at 3 PM in Engies Hall. The program features Rock of Angel, solo items by Fred Hartman, Rev. Quinney, Mrs. Dickson, Miss Ferguson, Fred H. Wilson, Rowena Mathiot, and a Benediction by Fev. Quinney. Committee members are L. G. Frasier E. A. Johnson and Charles Bond. The list of departed members includes Sam P. Sturgis W. T. Murphy E. D. Boyd H. Guernsey F. W. Waite EK. Van Dran Charles Zeigler Frank H. Parr and H. H. Hallock.
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Pendleton Lodge No
Lodge of Sorrow
Engies
Rock of Angel
Fred Hartman
Nena Ferguson
Rev. Quinney
Peace of God
Gounod
Dickson
Ferguson
Fred H. Wilson
Rowena Mathiot
Work on Wallowa Line Oregon Under Roadmaster
The La Grande Star reports a 250 man construction force on the Wallowa Line under the roadmaster despite a recent order suspending railroad work. Crews repair track and roadbed below Elgin toward Looking Glass to assure safe timber train service and protect against winter damage from rains and slides. Ballast rock is being hauled as work proceeds ahead of winter.
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Elgin
Anys
la Grande Star
Looking Glass
Northern Pacific Agent O Connor Returns From Baker County
George D. O Connor, a well known Northern Pacific traveling freight agent, returns to Pendleton after a two week absence. He undertook a 100 mile stage trip into the interior visiting Cornucopia Eagle and Pine valleys, facing heavy snow in the eastern Oregon mountains. His disappearance had uneasy officials at the railway office.
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George D. O'Connor
Northern Pacific
Pendleton
Baker County
Cornucopia
Eagle
Pine Valleys
Oregon
Baker
Eastern Star social and musical in Mason Hall
Bushee chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star hosts a social and musical at Mason Hall tomorrow evening. Mise Hazel Crosson will recite and the Pendleton Academy orchestra will perform several selections. All members are invited to attend the entertainment.
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Eastern Star
Bushee Chapter
O. E
Masonic Hall
Bushee
The
Order of the Eastern Star
Mise Hazel Crosson
Orchestra
Pendleton Academy
Pioneer Woman Mrs. Mary McDonald Dies at 65
Mrs. Mary McDonald wife of Nell McDonald died at home near Adams yesterday morning from cancer of the stomach. She was 65 and a pioneer resident of the county. Funeral services will be held at the family home tomorrow with burial in Weston cemetery.
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Mary McDonald
Nell McDonald
Adams
Weston
County
Pioneers Mr and Mrs A H Rugg Settle in San Antonio
In Texas for the winter, Mr and Mrs A H Rugg longtime city pioneers left for a visit mass and have located in San Antonio for the season. They have ordered the East Oregonian to be sent there. The San Antonio winter climate is delightful and they are enjoying their stay.
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Texas
A. H. Rugg
San Antonio
Springfield visitor enjoys Pendleton climate contrast
Lane County resident B F Smith of Springfield is in the city visiting his sister Mrs A H Sunderman for a few days. He expresses pleasure with Pendleton and Umatilla county and questions why people choose the east when the local climate is so congenial.
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B. F. Smith
Springfield
Lane County
A. H. Sunderman
Pendleton
Umatilla
Masonic Meeting Tonight at Pendleton Lodge No 62
Pendleton lodge No 62 A F and A M holds a special meeting tonight at 7 o clock to conduct work in the Master Mason degree.
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Pendleton Lodge No. 62
A. F
A. M
Mrs Tracey Improving After Surgery
Mrs Tracey of this city, operated on at St Anthony's hospital a week ago, is slowly improving and is now thought to be out of danger.
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Tracey
B. I. Tracey
St. Anthony's Hospital
Proposals urged for coyote eradication and dog control
The article argues for coordinated statewide coyote and wolf control through poisons trapping and hunting. It suggests designating a winter eradication month, forcing dog muzzle or enclosure during poisoning, and collecting uneaten poisons afterward to leave ranges unpoisoned. It invites further practical suggestions from stockmen and officials.
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Oregon
West accused in Donnelly murder at Cornucopia
The Baker City Democrat reports A E Donnelly was killed by Ben West in Cornucopia with a knife in a cold blooded act. The paper recalls a two year old Labor Day incident at Bourne where West fought miners, drew a knife, and grazed Geoce Kennedy, allegedly hushed up by friends.
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A. E. Donnelly
Ben West
Cornucopia
West
Baker City
Death of Mrs Sanford at 605 Pine Street
Mrs Della A Sanford wife of Percy Sanford died at home on Saturday in the city aged 23. She leaves four children besides her husband and both her parents Mr and Mrs Sandrock also reside in the city. She had been living with her parents for months while awaiting her husband who had just arrived from Montana. Funeral services were held at 2 pm today at the family home conducted by Rev J Euster of the M E church.
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Della A. Sanford
Percy
Mrs Welles Improving After Appendectomy
Mrs. Frank K. Welles, operated on for appendicitis at St. Anthony's hospital last Saturday, has recovered well. Her general health is good and there is every prospect of full recovery. Dr. W. G. Cole performed the operation.
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Welles
Frank K. Welles
St. Anthony's Hospital
W. G. Cole
Kamela wood dealer buys four West Alta residences
G W Allen wood dealer of Kamela purchased four homes on West Alta street and will move his family there this week to enjoy the local school facilities. Two daughters attend county schools Mable at Weston normal and Milla at Pendleton high school.
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G. W. Allen
Kamela
West Alta Street
Mable
Weston Normal
Milla
Pendleton High School
Two Weeks Work on O R N Branch Progressing
Progress on the Oregon Railroad and Navigation Company branch continues with surfacing and roadbed finishing. A large force operates at the site and within two weeks trains are expected to run over the branch.
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O. R. & N. Branch
Plot Rock
Mrs Vert and party tour Potomac historic sites
Mrs Vert on the Potomac River with her sister Miss Jean McLain is visiting historic places along the Potomac this week as part of a tour of eastern states. Miss McLain plans to sail for Scotland from New York around December 1 and Mrs Vert expects to return home about Christmas.
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Vert
Potomac River
John Vert
Jean McLain
Miss McTain
Scotland
New York
Mrs. Vert
Hermiston man returns from east says Umatilla best place
Harry Englar of Hermiston has come back from the eastern states and Mexico and declares Umatilla county is the best on earth. Lightning struck two barns at TiwaCo Washington Saturday night, destroying them.
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Harry Englar
Hermiston
Mexico
Umatilla County
Earth
Tiwaco
Wash
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