Reynolds automatic harvester tests near Pendleton show promise
After successful trials on 300 acres near Pendleton the Reynolds automatic harvester, 18 foot cut, proved to use one third less power and handled varied ground well. Inventor A. D. Reynolds unsignedly plans to bring factory near Pendleton if inducements exist, with 40 jobs and reduced freight costs cited.
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Pendleton
Reynolds
A. D. Reynolds
Berkeley
Calif
J. H. Owen
H. R. Nell
Wild Horse Creek
Noewbro's Herpicide Raves From Ladies Yet
Advert says Noewhbro's Herpicide quickly cleanses scalp of dandruff and serves as a hair dressing. It claims to destroy the dandruff germ, stop hair loss, prevent baldness, and add aristocratic charm to hair. Sold by druggists with samples available by mail.
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Noewhbro
Newbro
Jeter
Drugeista
Herpicide Co
de Rolt
Mich
Koeppen & Bros
Mrs Norton Returns To City Studio Reopens This Winter
Mrs Anna Selkirk Norton returns from Portland and will reopen her Schmidt building studio this winter continuing two days per week at the Fischer school of music in Walla Walla. She declares rumors of her moving there are in error and arrives with her mother and two sons.
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Anna Selkirk Norton
Portland
Schmidt
Norton
Fischer School of Music
Walla Walla
Ladies Long Trip by Horseback Ends in Goldendale
Mrs W H Neber gall and her daughter Miss Lela Huggins of Pendleton recently returned to Goldendale from a vacation traveled by horseback to Portland then home again. The trip was delightful and unusual, leaving them refreshed with keen appetites and new experiences for mind and body.
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W. H. Nebergall
Lela Huggins
Pendleton
Goldendale
Indies
Portland
Change in Agency Clerkships at Umatilla Agency
The department considers consolidating the leasing clerk and commissary clerk positions at the Umatilla Indian agency into one higher paid post. The move, not yet implemented, is likely and could result in a salary of about 1200 to 1400 dollars per year for the new consolidated role.
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Umatilla Indian Agency
Miss Clyde Whittemore To Study Art In Chicago
Miss Clyde Whittemore, a noted young clerk at the Wonder store, will leave for Chicago about September 11 to take a drawing and sketch course at an art school. She aims to expand her technical knowledge over a few months and plans to pursue art exclusively after completing her studies.
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Clyde Whittemore
Wonder
Chicago
Twelve Named in Police Court Docket After Holiday
This morning twelve names were entered on the police court docket after a holiday caused no weekend session. Most prisoners were charged with drunkenness, with several for disorderly conduct and one for fighting.
Pioneer stockman arrives with herd from Upper McKay
Charles Schumann, famed Upper McKay stockman, is in the city with a load of horses for various nearby patrons and has delivered them to owners. Runge has been excellent all summer and day, and feed will be plentiful for the coming winter.
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Upper McKay
Charles Schumann
Runge
Buried Alive in a Well In College Place
Eugene Ell, a laborer, was buried alive in a well during a cave-in at College Place near Walla Walla yesterday evening. He was confined about eight hours, nearly suffocating at times, but survived with two injuries and helped dig himself out.
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Walla Walla
Eugene Ellis
College Place
Burnett to open Kamela general store this September
T H Burnett has arrived from Pennsylvania to erect a building and establish a general merchandise store at Kamela around September 15. He notes a surge of wood cutters and haulers in the mountains and expects strong early trade.
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T. H. Burnett
Pennsylvania
Kamela
Auctioneer William Yohnka Moves to Ritzville Area
William Yohnka, a famed auctioneer who has resided in Yale the past year, is relocating to Ritzville and then Tietville Wash, drawn by more work. He just led a sizable sale near Ritzville and has several dates booked. Hunters Return From Black Mountain. Charles Carter and Dan Smythe report a successful hunting trip with Smythe securing a fine deer and Carter filling a bag of birds.
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Ritzville
William Yohnka
Yale
Titeville
Wash
Malheur County
Charles Carter
Dan Smythe
Black Mountain
Mr. Smythe
Mr. Carter
New O. R. & N. roadmaster rents residence on Johnson Street
Will Occupy Boylen House, H. Marguay, recently arriving from Medford, has rented T. F. Boylen’s Johnson Street home and will move his family in today.
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Boylen
H. Marguay
Medford
T. F. Boylen
Johnson Street
Superintendent Buckley Visits Rail Interests Citywide
General Superintendent M. J. Buckley of the O. R. and N. spent the day in the city promoting railroad interests after a lengthy tour of the Union Pacific system in Wyoming and Colorado.
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Buckley Mere
M. J. Buckley
Union Pacific
Wyoming
Colorado
Divorce Suit Filed in Portland Marriage Case
Ruby J. Wilson files for divorce from Edward G. Wilson. Married in Portland in March 1907. No children. Peter Westa represents the plaintiff.
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Ruby J. Wilson
Edward G. Wilson
Portland
Peter Westa
Plaintife
Marriage Licence Issued for Adama and Noble
A marriage license was issued this forenoon to Robert A. Adama and Elisabeth Noble, authorizing their marriage. The ceremony date was not announced in the notice.
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Robert A. Adama
Elisabeth Noble
Indictments Read in Circuit Court in Criminal Session
District Attorney Phelps read indictments against seven men in a circuit court session. George L. Horseman is charged with second degree murder, James Sawyer with first degree murder, Roy H. Connell, John Price, and John Doe face horse stealing charges with Connell pleading guilty. W B Atkinson pleads guilty to forging a check. J J Wilbur, alias T J Burton, indicted for mayhem. Ed Hellinger pleads guilty to gambling. several sentences to follow. Grand jury unlikely at this term due to length and cost.
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Phelps
Sceven
Sawyer
Munter
James Sawyer
George Horseman
Circuit Court
Clarence McBroom
George L. Horseman
John Monee
Roy H. Connell
John Price
John Doe
Connell
Price
W. B. Atkinson
Freewater
J. L. Elam Bank
Judge Bean
J. J. Wilbur
T. J. Burton
Mark Shackleford
Burton
Roland Oliver
Ed Hellinger
Corfling
Turner Buys Sporting Goods in Fast Oregonian Building
Otto Turner has purchased Frost and Bowman’s sporting goods stock and will run the business from half of the East Oregonian building. Pan Bowman keeps the other half as a repair shop. Turner plans to restock ammunition and serve local sportsmen, backed by his hunter, fisherman, and deputy game warden experience.
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Oregonian
Otto
Fat
Turner Hho
Sporting Moods
Frost & Bowman
Messrs
East Oregonian
Pan Bowman
Turner
Sporsmen
Attorney Smythe Moves Offices to New Bank Building
Attorney Tan P. Smythe moved his office from the Despain building to rooms in the Savings Bank building once occupied by J. T. Hinkle. The space, newly remodeled, is at the head of the stairway. The sheep commission headquarter relocation follows, with Dr. W. H. Lytle and Smythe’s offices sharing the space.
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Tan P. Smythe
Despain
Savings Bank
J. T. Hinkle
The
Sheep Commission
W. H. Lytle
Smythe
First Meeting In 45 Years With Pendleton Pioneer
Mrs John Woodstock of Honey Lake Valley California visited Pendleton this week en route to Tuliness to see W P Fletcher a Pendleton pioneer she last met 44 years ago during a California circus era Fifty five years ago her husband ran a circus and Fletcher played in the band She left yesterday for Illinois A visitor near Horseshoe Bend Idaho Nettle Rogers drowned after slipping from a raft in the Payette river
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John Woodstock
Honey Lake Valley
Calif
Pendleton
Tuliness
W. PD. Fletcher
California
Nettle Rogers
Bolee
Horseshoe Bend
Idaho
Payette River
Bowling Season Opens in Pastime Parlors
The bowling season will begin soon at the Pastime parlors in the basement under the Hendricks building. The plan is to form a bowling club of about 5 pounds to contest with other cities during the winter, with many capable bowlers in the city and a winning Pen Diction club hoped for.
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Hendricks
Pendicton
Theater Season Opens with Six Attractions This Week
With September start the theater season opens nationwide except Pendleton. In Wal and Walla there are six attractions this week featuring three nights of Black Flag For Mothers Sake Uncle Josh Spruce Up and an amateur performance.
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Pendleton
Wal
Walla
Josh Spruceby
Suit for Divorce in Local Court
A divorce suit was started this morning by Minta Spenner against Gus Spenner. The complaint, filed by J. F. Shelton of Echo, claims desertion by the husband. The couple were married in the city on December 20, 1905.
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Minta Spenner
Gus Spenner
J. F. Shelton
Echo
Spenners
Engineers' Wives Organize in La Grange Oregon
The women’s auxiliary of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers has formed in La Grange with about 49 members. It is the only such group in eastern Oregon, with existing auxiliaries in Portland and Roseburg.
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the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
la Granjte
Oregon
Portland
Roseburg
New Dentist Arrives to Join Dr Kern in Spokane
Dr Farnsworth, a Spokane dentist, arrived last evening to join Dr M S Kern in the Judd building office. Due to growing practice Kern expanded his suite and added a chair. Farnsworth, Pacific Dental College Portland graduate, has been practicing in Spokane.
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R. EB. Farnsworth
Spokane
M. S. Kern
Judd Building
Proebstel Denis Dies at 78 in La Grande Area
William Proebstel Denis an early Grand Ronde fruit raiser and first dentist in Union County passes at home near La Grande aged 78. Native of Germany he settled in Grand Ronde in 1562 and was highly respected. Survived by daughter Mollie Prophster of La Grande Star and Mrs. E L Eckley wife of the Star editor.
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William Proebstel
Denis
G. W. Proebater
Weaton
la Grande
Mr. Proebstel
Germany
Grand Ronde Valley
Grand Ronde
Union County
Ia Grand Ronde Valley
Mire Mollie Prophster
la Grande Star
E. L. Eckley
The
Star
Daughtera
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