Gutter Sand Clash Delays Street Paving In Warren
Inspector Harlow rejects several carloads of sand for dirt on the surface while Warren Construction secures acceptable material and crews start laying 14 inch gutters to line the paving district. Delays in paving machinery hinder progress as streets are closed to traffic until crushed rock work begins and new concrete walks are planned along Main and Webb streets and at the Hotel St George.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlow
O. K
Warren Construction Company
Ed Harlow
Shewry
Hotel St. George
Webb Street
T. F. Howard
Odd Fellows Building
Columbia Saloon
Messrs, Siebert & Roesch
Court Street
Sundey
Clty Brewery
No Man Is Stronger Than His Stomach
A health focused fragment argues physical strength comes from digestion and proper nutrition. It cites digestive weakness causing systemic issues and shares a testimonial praising Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery, urging readers to request the Common Sense Medical Adviser from Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeveie Port
Quebec
Welles
de. Pierre
Golden Medical Discovery
Common Sense Medical Adviser
Erce
Buffalo
N. Y
Rabbit Stoot Rabbit Shoot at Blalock Island
Blalock plans to host 250 sportsmen from Spokane Portland and towns along the O R N line at a big rabbit shoot on October 20 at Blalock Island. Two steamers will meet shooters at Coyote and ferry them across the Columbia. Entertainment is planned, with the hunt run on misty lines to avoid accidents. shooters return to Coyote to catch the Portland train home by the morning of October 21.
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de Nog
Blalock
Blalok Island
Spokane
Portland
Mistry
Coyote
Postoffice Rearrangement Affects Money Order Dept
Changes in the postoffice shift space to the money order department. Assistant Postmaster Rees now shares the money order desk with Postmaster Brown. Ralph Howland moves from the money order desk to the mail department and will focus on mail duties.
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Rees
Brown
Ralph Howland
Mall
Adams Brothers Buy Born Ranch Near Ukiah
Walter Adams and sons have purchased the Born cattle ranch near Ukiah for about 120000. The 1800 acre property is well improved with stock and equipment sold by Jacob Born. Clarence and Robert Adams will manage the ranch and reside on site.
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Walter Adams
Millers Expect 20000 Sacks Export Grain This Fall
The Umathia River runs low while Byers flour mills continue operating. They now produce about 300 barrels daily as the first export shipment for the fall, totaling around 20,000 sacks, is prepared for dispatch.
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Umathia
Byers
Pendleton Pictures by Wilhelm Headed for Coast Feature
Honor L Wilhelm the hustling editor and Coast proprietor travels to Walkie Walla to gather Pendleton and Umatilla county scenes for a Coast writeup likely in the November issue. East Oregonian supplied cuts to boost Pendleton coverage and Northwest distribution should bring new readers.
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Pendleton
Honor L. Wilhelm
Walkie
Pendleten
Wilhelm
Orticten
Carpenters Busy with City Homes Under Construction
Carpenters in the city face high demand with little building activity. Major projects include a $13,000 residence for Mrs Lina Sturges on the north side, another home for W ig Tomag on the north river, a Thompson street dwelling for Mrs Joe Lindsey by L Dunlap, and a two story with concrete lower and wooden upper, featuring a seven foot basement, costing about $2,000 and improving that city area.
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Lina Sturges
WI Togram
Thompson Street
Mra
Joe Lindsey
L. Dunlap
Abe Miller to Visit Indiana But Pleads for Home Return
Pioneer Justice of Pilot Rock Abe Miller sails to Lafayette Thd this evening for a five month visit with brothers and kin. He left Indiana in 1850s to Pendleton area in 1882, has not seen old home town in 51 years, looks forward to reunion with relatives and boyhood friends.
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Indiana
Abe Miller
Pilot Rock
Lafayette
Miller
Umatilla County
Pendleton
Wise Whitman’s Grave Excursion At Whitman Station
About 26 ministers attending the presby terian synod visited Whit mans grave at Whitman station this morning. They traveled in a large tallyho and hacks from the Presbyterian manse. At the grave Dr Wilson Franer secretary of the New York mission board spoke briefly on Marcus Whitman life and work. A short religious service followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wise Whitman
Synod of the
Presbyterian Church
Whitman
Whitman Station
Walla Walla
Presbyterian Manne
Wilson Franer
New York Mission Board
Marcus Whitman
Man Pleads Guilty to Horse Stolen in Hiteville
Hen Nickerson aged 24 pleaded guilty to stealing his father's horse in Hiteville and was sentenced to five years in the penitentiary by Judge Warren, according to a Ritzville dispatch.
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Mallery
Hen Nickerson
Hiteville
Warren
Ritzville
East trip notes boost Nebraska land prices
Pearson of Freewater reports Nebraskan crops immense and cholera among hogs raising alarm. He predicts corn prices may drop to 8 or 10 cents, yet notes strong land demand with former $20-$25 an acre land now selling at $50-$66. He favors Oregon and the Walla Walla Valley for potential profit.
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Pearson
Pearson Real Estate Company
Freewater
Mr. Pearson
Nebraska
Pearson Enys
Walla Walla Valley
Oregon
Wheat shipments surge as Hatton elevator expands
About 200000 bushels of wheat have been shipped this season with thousands more awaiting shipment. Grain moves in bog, gondola, and flat cars due to scarce cars. Two more men join Farmers' Grain & Supply elevator while concerns about pricing and dockage fade as new handling methods gain favor.
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Hatton
Farmers’ Grain & Supply Company
Cmist
Funda
Cunningham and
Loeneiphal
Torpedo Injury Hurts Two Ramela Boys
Two Ramela youths, sons of D C Greybill and G Bryson, were playing with a track torpedo when it exploded in their hands, seriously injuring their eyes and arms. No further details are provided about the incident or medical care.
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Amal
Ramela
D. C. Greybill
G. Bryson
Walla Walla Fair Attendance Record Set
The week total attendance at the Walla Walla fair reached 27,009, marking a high for the event. Organizers credited strong daily crowds and favorable weather for the turnout.
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Walla Walla Fair
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G. M. Vinton
Met
Libby
Royal M. Sawtelle
Tallman & CO
Winslow Bros
Jewelere
Opticians
Poetoffice
Ig Bank
Commerical National Bank
Rabbit Stoot
Walter Adams and Sons
Byers’ Mill
A. S&s. Pearson
Coupent
Robinson
Boston
Oliver Twist
Twist
Comport
Max Baer
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