Pendleton Council Tightens Soft Drink Screen Rules
The Pendleton city council passed an ordinance requiring barge screens be in plain view from the street with fines up to 100 dollars or imprisonment up to 50 days for violations. The council also pushed to remove screens near Cottonwood street, addressed train blocking on Main street, and endorsed fire safety upgrades including alarm hexes and a spare fire truck.
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Pendleton
Murphy
Pickle
Tenderloin
Cottonwood Street
Knight
John Vaughan
Chiefa
Vancouver
Vaughan
East Oregonian
Long Street
Ell
Train delegation to Boise for Idaho grand lodge session
A Sunday evening train from northern Idaho carrying Ida ho Goold Fellows and Rebekahs will pass Pendleton for dinner before continuing to Boise for the Idaho grand lodge session. Mantle B. Gwinn, former grand treasurer, will join the group to travel with them to Boise.
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Idaho
Boise
Newsy notes from down the river
Notes on local residents near Pendleton include J and Wheeler building a new barn for 16 horses at about 1000 dollars, Wm Bis returning from Paseo after railroad grading work, Oliver Carpenter and Patton advancing a concrete levee near the new railroad bridge below town, Wallace Cargill relocating to near Helix, and Ed Kidder moving onto the reservation to rent land.
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Pendleton
Charley Isaac
Helix
Ed Kidder
Reception for Dr. Ford at First Methodist Church
A warm Pendleton welcome greeted Dr. T. B. Ford as the new pastor of the First Methodist church. Ex-Governor Geer, Roland Oliver, and Pastor Ford spoke of mutual responsibilities and town progress, with Mrs. Ruppe and Mrs. Landers delivering solos and underscoring a spirit of harmony.
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Pendieton
Geer
City
Roland Oliver
T. B. Ford
First Methodist Church
Pendleton
Ford
Umatils
Gabriel Sykes
Mias Ruppe
Mra. Landers
Assessment rolls for 1908 are now written
The assessment rolls for 1908 are now written and available. Anyone desiring to inspect them is invited to visit the office this week. Those failing to furnish the office with their personal property have been assessed from information available. Co. P. STRAIN, County Assessor.
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Co. P. Strain
County Aspemior
Free skating tickets given away weekly at Treland's rink
Readers can claim free skating tickets every week at Treland's rink as part of a community promotion. The program runs during open skating hours with no purchase required, aiming to boost attendance and support local recreation.
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Treland
Disoriented German Immigrant Vanishes After County Aid
A sick German man, unable to speak English or German clearly, arrived at the Walla Walla station and lingered at the Penland lodging house. Judge Gilliland, acting as guardian, provided food and shelter but the man vanished in the night, leaving the county wary of a possible scam and the treasurer denying reimbursement.
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Germain
Umatilla County
Gilliland
Walla Walla
Garele
No. 2
Judge Gilliland
Penland
Bradley
Land buyers tour Canadian Pacific tract near Calgary
Jonathan Johnston agent for Canadian Pacific arrives from Walla Walla and plans to meet buyers at Bowman hotel. A party will travel Monday to Calgary by O R N to view lands east of Calgary. Pendleton buyers expect to farm their 3,000,000 acre tract next year with Knight brothers Dell McCarty Bert Huffman and Mrs August Stangler among recent purchasers.
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Jonathan Johnston
Canadian Pacific
Calgary
Alberta
Walla Walla
Bowman
Pendleton
Knight Brothers
Dell McCarty
Bert Huffman
August Stangler
Montie B. Gwinn
Allie, Earnest
Will Knight
August Stangier
Pendleton Men in Canadian Train Wreck
A party from Pendleton including Allie Kilche Will Kilche Ernest Kilche Dell McCarty were in a Canadian Pacific wreck east of Spokane between McCloud and Spokane while returning from Alberta. A wire from Alberta today to FP. W. Lampkin said none of the Pendleton men were injured.
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Alberta
Alle Knight
Spokane
FP. W. Lampkin
Allie
Will
Ernest Kilche
Dell McCarty
McCloud
Portland official visits Pendleton from Yakima trip
George Hy Himes of Portland secretary of the Oregon Historical Society was a visitor in Pendleton last evening. Himes has just returned from the Yakima country.
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George Hy» Himes
Portland
Oregon Historical Society
Pendleton
Himes
Yakima
Big Sheep Shipment Heads to Chicago Market
A train of nineteen carloads of Umatilla county sheep left Pendleton today aboard the Northern Pacific for Chicago, the largest shipment this season. B G Shorey the Montana stockman sent the animals, about 000 sheep from the Pilot Rock country, noted as very good stock, to buyers who have been operating locally.
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Umatilla County
Pendleton
Northern Pacific
Chicago
B. G. Shorey
Montana
Pilot Rock Country
John McRae Buys Wheat Land in North Dakota Block
John McRae Bays Land purchase the southeast quarter of section 3h township 5 north range 35 east of the Willamette Meridian from L L Be Huson and wife of Tacoma. The price paid was $7500.
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John A. McRae
Ll. BE. Huson
Tacomi
Hinkle Family Visit Brings Pendleton Ties Back
Mr and Mrs G W Hinkle of Grangeville Idaho visit their son J T Hinkle and the J F HU family in Pendleton. They were residents of Pendleton in the past.
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G. W. Hinkle
Grangeville, Ida
J. T. Hinkle
J. F. HU
Pendleton
Healthy Plants Need Focused Care and Root Cause Analysis
A health column explains that even with ideal sun and air, a plant may fail from a hidden germ. Do not treat symptoms with lotions or tonics. identify and remove the core trouble. The piece promotes Herpleila products for scalp issues, including Serine and Stampa, offered by Koeppen & Bros in Detroit, priced 60 cents and $1.00.
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Dandroff
Owl Newhbro
Detroit
Mich
A. OC
Koeppen & Bros
Hermiston deputy sheriff visits Pendleton after shooting
Ross Newport of Hermiston deputy sheriff visited Pendleton last evening with Jerry Brooke, the man who shot his bunk mate George Jackson in that city.
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Ross Newport
Hermiston
Pendleton
Jerry Brooke
George Jackson
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Main Street
Winslow Bros
Jewelers-Opticians
F&s
Tallman & Co
City Property
Frank B. Clopton & CO
E. Court
Posion
United States Depository
E. Tloper
Oregon
Newsy
DR. Ford and
NGO
Jilliland
Buncor
Boston
The
Chi
Cago Market
John McRaec
Bays Land
Superior Union
Max Baer
Chinook Belt
Canada
Canadian Pacific Wheat Lands Hotel
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