County Exhibit Priority Urged At Lewis and Clark Fair
Commercial Association weighs county exhibit space at the Lewis and Clark fair with space reservations at the fairgrounds. Dr. C J Smith urges timely action by county commissioners to fund a $500 display, as Port land exposition approaches next June. club seeks expanded quarters, with a rear extension promised for occupancy by spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Association
F. A. Swingle
Robert Wattenhurst Wittam
Fred Milnes
H. EB. Murray
Leo Blackman
Francis Willard Bond
J. A. Smith
C. J. Smith
St. Louis
T'mauilis County
Portland Exposition
Umatilla County
Trainload of Sheep Leaves for Chicago Market
A train of 30 cars carries five thousand head of mutton sheep from Fendieton to Kearney Nebraska. Garriagn Reynolds ships the flock as part of a summer buying spree destined for Chicago. The sheep, recently bought from local sheepmen, were brought in from the summer ranges to be loaded for shipment after a brief stop in Kearney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fendieton
Kearney
Neb
Garriagn & Reynolds
Chicago
Windy City
Bitten by Rattlesnake Near Echo
Al Balcom was Saturday bitten by a rattlesnake while walking with a harnessed team near Echo. He returned to his home near Walters' mills and follows Dr. Blakeslee's directions to treat a very sore leg after stepping on a four-foot reptile as it lay on the road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Balcom
Echo
Walters’ Mills
Blakeslee
Halcom
Wasp Sting Leaves Worker Seeking Care
A worker stung on the right leg by a reptile worm while clearing weeds along a trail underwent emergency treatment at Beho and Pendleton. He was employed on the Maxwell ditch, moved to Pendleton by passenger train, and placed under Dr. Hinkeles care. He is convalescing but with a very sore leg.
Largest Apple Sale Sets Northwest Record
Hood River firm sells 30 carloads of fancy apples to Portland dealers in one transfer. Value about $22,000 for 21 carloads of Spitnenbergs at $2.30 a bushel and 16 carloads of Newton Pippins at $1.75 a bushel. Apples destined for Eastern markets and will ride Harriman lines to Chicago and New York. Claimed as finest Oregon apple lot ever sold in a single shipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hom! River Company
Portland
Northwest
Hood River
Hood River Fruit Company
Harriman Lines
Chicago
New York
Cies
Oregon
Hawke to be Pendleton resident freight agent
Local railroad men doubt Hawke will be stationed in Pendleton though authorities say Chicago Milwaukee & St Paul plans to base a resident freight agent there. The move aims to strengthen foothold in the Inland Empire and extend toward the Northwest and coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawke
Chicago
Millwaukee
Paul
Pendleton
Milwaukee & &T
Railroad appeal planned by Umatilla County case
Co R and N attorney from Portland to Pendleton to arrange appeal of railway action against Umatilla County over 1994 assessment. Judge Ellin ruled for the defense. Spencer expects victory before the state supreme court and will file papers soon.
Larceny by Bailee Charged Lamont to Stand Trial Next Week
George Lamont faces larceny by bailee and farmery charges after allegedly obtaining money by false pretenses from confectioner Charles W. Irvin. Lamont, under arrest, will be tried next week and is represented by HR. J. Slater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lamont
Charlier W. Irvin
Lamont
HR. J. Slater
Marriage License Issued for Adama and Ferguson
A marriage license was issued this morning by the county clerk to Clarence Ralph Adama of Missoula Montana and Miss Mae Ferguson of Pendleton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Ralph Adama
Missoula. Mont
Mae Ferguson
Pendleton
Exclusive new weekwear opens at Peoples Warehouse
Rufus Waterhouse of New York City supplies premium weaver material and palifrns for exclusive weekwear now available at the Peoples Warehouse. William Bilder, a brakeman on a Montesano jogging train, was instantly killed Tuesday when run over by the train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rufus Waterhouse
New York City
Peoples Warehouse
Wil'am Bilder
Montesano
Schilling's Best Products Highlighted As Mildly Priced
A condensed note praises Schilling's Best line noting unpretentious teas and coffees, baking extracts and spices, and soda powder as pure and economical options suitable for everyday use. The description emphasizes practical quality over extravagance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schilling
Oregon Advertiser Promotes Northwest Book in Pendleton Trip
Missioner Rinaldo M Ball and wife visit Pendleton and Umatilla County to gather data for the 1965 edition of Oregon Washington Idaho. Senator Delliver tours Oregon, praising resources as Ball notes wheat and soil richness. Hall raises the publication standard, with a new map and 455 pages detailing crops, live stock, and regional statistics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Washington
Fiaho
Idaho
Northwest
Harriman Lines
Rinaldo M. Ball
Pendleton
Umatilla
Hall
O R. & N. Company
Hotel St. George
Umatilla County
Senator Delliver
Portland
Stat
Dolliver
United States
Ematilla County
Northwern
Writing scheme boosts Baker City pupils, Oregon study aims
Professor J A Churchill and Baker City schools promote the Flaker City Development League letter project. Pupils in grade and high school will write letters to relatives in the East describing Baker City and Tucker counties to attract investors and home seekers. Letters go to H B C Innis to receive follow up information for Eastern readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Churchill
Oty
Jeter
Fiaker City Development League
Baker City Democrat
Baker City
Tucker
BH. C. Innis
League
East
Churchill
Puplia
Bakerity League
Oregon
Weston Jumps His Bond in Partial Stay Hearing
Convicted horse thief Weston Weston asks for a stay of execution in Umatilla County court. He posted a $500 cash bond to cover appearance, with forfeiture possible if he fails to appear. The case stems from appeals to the state supreme court as he faces a two to three year term in the penitentiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Ho Weston
Umatilla County
Tbe
Our Lady
Weston
Mali
Lincoln
Arrested man escapes in Pomeroy chase
Ty Washington was arrested at Pomeroy for a crime but escaped from the sheriff and has not yet been recaptured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pomeroy
Secon
Local Stock Association Forms in Umatilla County
Twelve stockmen from Parma Breeders Organization pledge an affiliation at Pilot Rock to manage blooded stock for members. Animals will stay on member farms and fund livestock growth. subscribers cover equal costs for investments and loss protection. Founding members include Levi Fidridge, Thomas Jacques, T P Gilliland, J Manning & Son, M Eldridge, Albert Boesch, R H Patton, F E Sherman, E E Simon, A F Michaels, A D Sloan, and E C Mathews. The first investment is a two-year-old Percheron stallion from the MelLaughlin Company, priced at $2600, kept for the past month at Gilliland's pasture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umatilla
Parma Breeders’ Organization
Pilot Rock
Teer
Levi Fidridge
Thomas Jacques
T. P.gilliland
J. & Manning & Son
J. M. Eldridge
Albert Boesch
R. H. Patton
F. E Sherman
E. E. Simon
A. F. Michaels
A. D. Sloan
E. C. Mathews
MelLaughlin Company
T. P. Gillland
Duffy Fined 150 Escapes Term for Cattle Theft
John W. Duffy, a juvenile, was fined 150 dollars for cattle stealing and spared penitentiary time after the state circuit court allowed payment of the fine. He pleaded guilty, paid the fine with help from his father, and was linked to district attorney T. G. Halley. The other indicted, G. C. White, received a sentence of two and a half years in prison. Duffy claimed the cattle belonged to White and said he was of unstable mind due to epilepsy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Duffy
Duffy
G. C. White
T. G. Halley
White
Rooms Closed Tonight by Commercial Association Parlors
The parlors of the Commercial Association will be closed tonight for cleaning. Members and visitors are asked to forego the evening there to allow the librarian to tidy the rooms for the winter season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Commercial Association
White
Wallowa Sheriff Invites Local Pugilist to Enterprise Bout
The sheriff of Wallowa County signals tolerance for prize fighting by inviting Barney Mullen, a pugilist, to Enterprise to arrange a bout at the county seat. The invitation marks the location as a potential headquarters for the fighter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallowa
Wallowa County
Barney Mullen
Enterprise
New Theater Planned for Walla Walla City
A two story brick theater building is to be erected in Walla Walla this fall. Part of it will be used for a theater. The current theater ordinance makes operating a theater in the Garden City nearly impossible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walla Walla
Garden City
Woman Wanders Home After Nervous Episode in Portland
Annie E Kennedy, suffering nervous prostration, left her bedroom at 3 AM on October 6 wandered the neighborhood in night attire. Police aided by visiting neighbors then brought her back to her residence at No 46 East Seventh Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Annie E. Kennedy
East Seventh Street
Flood Repair Progress After Western Floods
Denver reports continued improvement from the Oklahoma New Mexico and Texas flood union as rains abate and railroads rush repairs. Santa Fe lines trade into Las Vegas New Mexico tonight while no additional deaths are reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
I Union
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Katee
Las Vegas
Fire destroys Knease shipbuilding plant at San Francisco
A blaze leveled the George W. Knease shipbuilding plant in San Francisco on Tuesday, with about 250 people affected. The report notes local reactions and mentions a Richmond Indiana youth, Alexander Johnson, age 16, declaring intent to vote for Parker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Knease
San Francisco
Alexander Johnson
Richmond
Ind
Parker
Athena Produce Market Opens in Tennessee Town
Athena gains a new produce market run by L. L. Chamberlain and F. P. G. Lucas, promising top prices at the produce exchange. The venture aims to boost trade, provide a reliable market for farmers, and stimulate local commerce amid Western rate relief. General Corbin denies a marriage between himself and an army officer until an income of 2400 dollars is earned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Athena
L. Chamberlain
New York State
FP. G. Lucas
Palace Restaurant
The
Athena Press
Athens
Corbin
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C. A. Smith
Tages
Garrison & Reynolds
Nebraska
Maxwell
Pop
Ular
Dow
Tallman @ Co
Milwanker Row
Will Loom Have
Ae Aed
Kat
the Commercial National Bank
Hinaldo M. Halt
Paring , Nd
N. Book
PUMLS
Baker Ciy High School
Local Stock Association
Foo
Toby
Eroners
Liebert
Schultz
Court Street
Bickers
Athena Produce Market
New Tenness
Valne
Parmer
Owl Tea
Hanan
Douglas
Gloria
RED School House
Roosevelt
Boston
BAER @ DALEY
Milton
C. C. Berkeley
Pendleton Roller Mills
W. & Byers
Proprietar
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