Winters Touch Was No Barrier At Bingham Springs
A Pendleton party braved frost and ice to swim in the pool at Bingham Springs on a frigid Sunday. They traveled Saturday night for a final winter outing before the resort closes, describing the cold as severe yet the plunge as worthwhile. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Judd, Mr. and Mrs. Cohen, Mrs. Moule, Miss Harriet Thompson, Dr. F. W. Vincent, E. J. Burke, and Oliver P. Morton, who returned on the delayed No. 1 train after two days there.
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Binghan Springs
Pendleton
Pary
F. E. Judd
Bingham
Nature's Way Is Best Promoted By Natural Remedies
Ad copy touts Dr Pierce remedies including Black Cherry Queen's root Golden Seal Birch root and Stone root as cures for bronchial throat and chronic coughs. Claims endorsement by leading medical writers and offers free booklets and a 100 volume medical adviser for a penny post. Includes address for Dr. R. Pierce Buffalo New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nature
Plarco
Pierce
Posta Cara
Ry. Pierce
Pefalo
N. Y
Plerea
Common Sense
V. Giotibonnd
Days Outing Enjoyed Despite Cold, Attendees Say
Those present declared the outing thoroughly enjoyable despite the chill. Their remarks emphasize a positive experience and collective good spirits amid the frosty weather.
Pendleton Boost Urges Population Club Plan
A visitor praises Pendleton for paving two business streets and urges forming a Twenty-Five Thousand Club to boost growth. She predicts population could reach 21,000 by 1912 with persistent, organized efforts and a population boosting club with officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Oregon Pioneer Col J C Bell Dies in Portland
Word reached portland of the death of Col J C Bell grandfather of Charles and Will Gray and Mrs G Hartman Jr He died at his daughter Mrs R E Davis home in Portland At 92 he was a pioneer merchant in Salem and Kentucky native who admired Henry Clay and recalled life in the south He was closely related to the Gray children and Mrs Hartman on their mother's side.
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Bel
G. A. Hartman, Jr
Portland
Col. J. C. Bell
Charles
Will Gray
George Hartman, Jr
R. E. Davis
Western
Oregon
Salem
Kentucky
South
Henry Clay
Gray Boys
Hartman
Monster Sugar Beet Weighs Fourteen Pounds In City
A beet weighing 14 pounds and over three feet in circumference was brought to the East Oregonian by T. G. Bogard. He and others had earlier raked a patch and noted beets as large as the 14-pounder. Bogard says such beets make fine cattle feed and hog feed, though sugar making is impractical due to distance from the La Grande factory.
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City
East
Oregonian
T. G. Bogard
Pilot Rocak
Middle Fork
John Day River
Bogart & Michiels
Callahan Declared Insane and Committed to Asylum
P C Astrahan known here as a pestiferous drunk and fighter has been declared insane after a Sanity examination before Judge Gilliland. He will be taken to the asylum within a few days. Since his confinement in the county jail he has caused disturbances among fellow prisoners with singing and freakish behavior. Local officers do not mourn his departure for western Oregon.
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P. C. Astrahan
Eeho
Gilliland
Pat
Western
Oreren
Child Found Dead at Penland Lodging House
A seven month old Indian child was found dead in bed with its parents at the Penland lodging house this morning. The child likely suffocated during the night. The mother Lucy Gy er reported the death to coroner Folson, who declined an inquest as unnecessary.
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Penland
Lucy Gyer
Baker & Folsom
Folsoin
Not 100 Ribbon Advertisement Confusion
A typographical error in W. A. Crank’s ad yesterday misstated a ribbon price as $100 per yard. The text should have read Not 100 ribbon, not $1.00 ribbon. The Crank Salt and Cloak House display is praised for its beauty and value.
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W. A. Crank
Crank Salt and Cloak House
Oregon's New Episcopal Bishop Charles Scadding Profile
The article portrays Charles Scadding, newly named Episcopal bishop of Oregon, as a strong decisive leader with vast missionary potential. It highlights his physical vigor, mental clarity, cordial leadership, and readiness to shepherd frontier diocese communities, comparing him to historic church figures and emphasizing his fit for Oregon's outreach and duties.
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Oregon
Isap Sung
Arthur A. Greene
Portland
Charles Scadding
Protestant Episcopal Church
Moser
Roosevelt
Scadding
B. Wistar Morris
Oid
Sondoini
Greenawald Recovers After Fainting Incident
Laula Greenawald fainted in the Teutsoh store rear last night and was taken home by cab. He is reported improved today after recently recovering from several weeks of fever and the episode is believed caused by overexertion before regaining strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teutsoh
Laula Greenawald
Tense Block Pioneer of Eastern Oregon Dies in San Francisco
Tense Block, once a Bakerty merchant and a well known eastern Oregon pioneer, died recently in San Francisco. He was formerly with Boer in Baker and known to Pendleton pioneers. Later he partnered with Monen Falk in Bolsa City and moved to San Francisco a few years ago.
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Tense Block
Bakerty
Oregon
San Francisco
Boer
Pendleton
Monen Falk
Bolsa City
Harris in Spokane trip signals quiet Sumpter mining
A M Harris, long involved in Sumpter mining, visited the city today en route to Spokane where he plans to locate. He notes Sumpter remains quiet with little mining activity observed.
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Sumpter
A. M. Harris
Spokane
Mr. Harrisays
Returned From Portland Mason’s Cornerstone Laying
Among the Masons who have returned home from the laying of the cornerstone in Portland last Saturday are KR, Alexander, T. C. Taylor and W. F. Matlock, who came home this morning.
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Portland
Kr, Alexander
T. C. Taylor
W.F. Matlock
Whitman College Football Team Heads to Salem to Face Willamette
The Whitman college football squad departs for Salem to meet Willamette University tomorrow. They then schedule a game with Multnomah in Portland next Saturday.
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Cuba
Spain
Inugh Whitman
Whitman
Salem
Willamette University
Multnomah
Portland
Nebergalls relocate to Newport for lumber business
W. H. Nebergall and family have moved to Newport Washington to reside permanently and engage in the lumber business. He has sold his Pendleton property and plans lifelong residence in Newport.
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Washington
W. H. Nebergall
Newport
Wash
Pendleton
Mrs Fletcher Taken To Hospital With Appendicitis
Mire Agnes Fletcher has been moved to Anthony's hospital after another attack of appendicitis, following years of trouble with the disease.
Will Be Tried John Weldert in Everett Case
John Weldert, arrested in Everett for mutilating a gold coin, has been released on a $1500 bond. Hin Gane will be heard tomorrow in Seattle.
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John Weldert
Everett
Seattle
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Empire Tea & Crockery Co., Inc
G. M. Vinton, Mgr
Pai vii
Royal M. Sawtelle
Tallman & CO
Von
Pickard
Winslow Bros. Jewelers-Opticians
Weingham
Cicles
Vralec
Ladica
Wi Iith
Commerical National Bank
Monster Sugar
Bert
Callahan
Jimon Inface
Isaac Block Dew
East Webb
Crete
Boston
Pendleton’s
Kuppent
MAX Baer
Mein’s
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