Wintering in Salem Mrs Thompson leaves Pendleton
Mrs. M A Thompson will depart early next week for Salem to spend the winter. Pendleton pianist delivers a new Lohmar baby grand piano to Alta theater. A marriage license issued to William Harvey Shephard and Orell May Shelton of the county. Realty transfers record G M Storey and wife to EL M Weeks for 55 acres in section 24 two 4 n R 37. Dinnie E Rounds and wife to Ethyl L McClure, lots 4 and 7 block 164 Reservation addition. Principals and superintendents meet to discuss the new course of study and other school matters. Seattle delegation to be entertained by Pendleton commercial club on September 11 as they pass through for the Round-Up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. M. Storey
Weston
EL M. Weeks
Dinnie E. Rounds
Ethyl L. McClure
Pendleton
Seattle
Commercial Club
Walla Walla
More Rooms Are Wanted For City Hospitality
Director Dean Tatum of the Round up accommodation bureau appeals to women to list more rooms. He urges every extra bed in the city be listed so in emergencies there will be beds for all. The public may prove hospitality and charges are ample to remunerate any inconvenience. Telephone number 798.
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Dean Tatum
Woma
Pendleton To Welcome Pomeroy Visitors In Special Pullman
The last days of the Round-up fail to satisfy Pomeroy residents. They plan a special Pullman train for Pendleton next week. Agent T. F. O'Brien of the W. R. N. Co. was notified this morning that the car will arrive Wednesday afternoon and depart Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Pendleton
T. F. O'Brien
Pendleton Gas Supply Assured For Round-Up Week
Dr Fo W Vincent manager of the P and L Co reports Pendleton gas plant capacity has more than doubled since last Round-up and can supply 60000 feet per day. General Superintendent Vertka will oversee operations during peak demand. He warns mains size may limit pressure and urges early cooking to avoid shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Fo W. Vincent
Pp. Pp. & L Co
Vertka
Vincent
Bucks Drop One Ton In Slapstick Yakima Contest
North Yakima at Sumach park yesterday afternoon played a quirky baseball game. The Braves fielded well but managed only four safe hits, including a home run and two two baggers. Yakima stole second base four times while Pendleton’s catcher sat out.
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North Yakima
Sumach Park
Ford
Braves
Yakima
Pendleton
Laughton
Lowell
Varlan
LU Berger
Peterson
Osborne
Augustus
Osborne ,Jr
Peet
Haworth
Peaade
Fuller
Ib Vetee
Stokke
Netzel
Grover
Taylor
Harrod
Gordon
Peeee
Pendleton Eee
Lodell
Herger
N. Y
Pitehter
Richardson
Cowboy Monument Fund Proposal For Pendleton Roundup
Alonzo Victor Lewis of Tacoma proposes a ten thousand dollar bronze equestrian cowboy monument to Pendleton, to be displayed during Round-up week. He suggests funding via a selling card campaign, cattle breeder investments, and a Portland fundraising show, aiming to place a depot grounds statue symbolizing the West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike
U.S
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Standard Grocery CO
Frank O'Gara
Johnson Sts
Taylor Hardware
G. Pendleton
St. Andresberg
Tallman & Company Drug Store
Main Street
Veal
Oregon
Newsy
Salon
M. A. Thompson
Salem
Warner's Music Store
Alta Theater
Pendleton’s New Playhouse
William Harvey Shephard
Orell May Shelton
Cowboy
Thimoe
Cowboy Monument Fund
John Spain
Portland
Union
Lota
Unis
Moorhouse
Alonzo Victor Lewis
State
Tacoma
Washington
Earle and Johnson
Sunflower Comedy Company
COSY
Wm. Hanscom
Ner
Workingmen’s Fashion Plate
Workingmen’s Clothing Company
Workingmen's Clothing
Alta
Alta Street
Singer
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