Portland Man and Indian Crew At Umatilla Reservation Scene
Portland writer Willa Walla describes a journey past the Umatilla reservation where Indian crews haul sacks by six-horse teams to market. A harvester incident near John Moir’s harvesters highlights tense action with fast, dangerous maneuvers and minor damages. An advertisement extols Hall’s Catarrh Cure and Cheney remedies as local medical claims.
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Pnte
Portland
Umatilla Reservation
Director General Fulton Defends Electric Light Firm
In a card published by the late street faire director general Fulton he rebukes the Labour crowd and accuses them of untruths. He argues the Electric Light company charged the same rate as local merchants and notes the labor group repudiated an agreement for lights paid for by Trailingera. The card seeks justice against the wave of calumny.
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Fulton
Electric
King's New Discovery Promises Home Cure for Lung Ailments
An old ad promotes Dr. King's New Discovery for consumption and throat and lung diseases. It claims relief with the first dose and offers free trials at Tallman & Co with guaranteed satisfaction and a price line.
Residence for Sale on Alta Street Near Court House
A nice house and lot on Alta Street south of Pendleton courthouse is offered at a cheap price. Includes contact details for Addrom APF and mentions 1100 Firat Avenue Spokane Wa aling spelling errors aside.
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Alta Street
Court House
Pendleton
Firat Avenue
Spokane
Waal
For Sale 1000 Acres Summer Fallow Land and Wheat
Sale offers 1000 acres summer fallow and 400 acres stubble wheat land with all implements and stock needed to work the land. Inquiries directed to Port Bowman.
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Inqaire
Port Bowman
Roward Bay Horse Sired by Peter Wesr
Readable fragment notes a bay horse named Roward with a bar over its left side. Mentions owner or trainer Peter Wesr. No clear event, date, or location provided.
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Roward
Peter Wesr
Mining near Circle City reveals Mastodon claims and harsh travel
Oregonian correspondent Theron K Fell reports on Circle City district mining routes. He details winter trails to Mastodon and Independence creeks, boggy summer treks, mosquito swarms, glacial terrain, and the Bachelder to Mastodon diggings. He notes the large Mastodon ground yields and the constant stampede pattern among miners.
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John Donson
Portland
Theron K. Fell
Oregonian
Circle City
Circle
Yukon
Mastodon Mountain
Circle Sun
Bacheldor Creek
Johnson
Bacheldor
Alaska
Foothilla
Porcupine Dome
Roads in Walla Walla County Vote on New Road Law
The county plans a October 12 election to decide whether residents pay road tax in cash or continue labor assessments. A legislative change allows four road overseers under county supervision, shifting funds to a county pool and replacing district funds. Labor will be contracted or supervised by county officials, with farms no longer able to “work out” their tax.
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Walla Willa
Auye
Farmore
Tutuilla Notes Snapshot of Local Goings On
Correspondent reports residents at Tutuilla engaged in daily tasks. Henry Schroeder visited Rit ter. James Anderson and Chr ie Nelson return from Hid away springs. J P Bowman stored harvest equipment after a successful run. M H Gillett’s steam combine back from Adame area. Anderson Davis from North Yakima visits, returns home Saturday. Dos Turner attends to machine work. fireman of G M Gillen’s steam outfit travels west for medical care. Went aehoopman of Nolin surveyed Tuesday. stockmen gather for strawatacks and winter range planning.
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Henry Schroeder
Ritter
James Anderson
Chrie Nelson
Hidaway Springs
J. P. Bowman
Steam Combine
Tutuilla
Adame
Anderson Davis
Yakima
Sat Nner
Aera Dos Turner
Totailla Jor
Obimm
George
M. H. Gillen
Gusailars
Wesk
Antorend Lavalo
Medi
Aehoopman
Nolin
Taesday
Cattle Trades and Wheat Sack Shortage Report
William Metibbon traveled from Vancycle to seek wheat sacks but could not obtain them locally and rode to Walla Walla that evening. A man reports twenty to the acre while figuring on thirty, explaining Mr McGibbon's shortage. Charles Foster journeyed from Gil-Hiland to Stage Gulch to fetch cattle for winter drives.
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William Metibbon
Vancycle
Weitherlay
Walla Walla
Acre
Mr. McGibbon
Charles Foster
Gil- Hiland
Harvest on Weston Mountain Yields Good Threshing Nears End
Weston Mountain threshing wraps up this week as W. W. Carile outfit finishes. Mountain yields are uniformly good with drivers like J. B Hart at 1238 sacks and D. McKinnon at 1 sack from 80 acres. The machine runs about 600 sacks daily. Iven O Harra completed mountain threshing for several farmers. fall grain averages around 60 sacks per acre with 47 bushels per acre cited for wheat. Trajan Tooker's foot hill crop posts 57 bushels fall and 42 spring.
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W. W. Carlile
Weston Mountain
Mr. Carlile
J. B Hart
Joe Wurser
D. McKinnon
Iven O'Harra
Hie
John Walden
W. P. Leach
Seth Hyatt
O. Jeffrey
8. R. Uapene
Suirte Save
Mr. Jeffrey
Trajan Tooker
Pendleton Sportsmen to Hold Northwest Shooting Meet
The Pendleton Sportsmen's Association plans a two day shooting tournament for October 26 27 inviting sportsmen from Spokane Portland Walla Walla La Grande and Baker City. Blue rocks Thursday live birds Sunday with officers elected for the year and a fish hatchery project progressing toward the Umatilla river. Base Ball Game Tomorrow at the ball grounds features Chapier and Dupuis in a friendly display with proceeds supporting charitable work.
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Pendleton Sportsmen's Association
Northwest
Spokane
Portland
Walla Walla
la Grande
Baker City
Blue Rocks
Frank F. Wameley
Fred W. Waite
Gracer Stillman
Lee Teutech
Otto F. Turner
W. W. Hoch
James K. Krauve
Association
F. W. Waite
Associaton
McKay Creek
Umatilla
Fanning
Wardes
H. G. van Dusen
Astorm
Alte
Johnson Streets
Teamis
Chapler
Dupuis
Hartman
Vernet
Firet Meee J
Ana ‘Awakin
Fitegerald
Ield
Ulrich
Cor Syoreator Barlow
Gateher
Chapier
Ohara
Medley
Ara
Ake
B. Maye
Anderson
Methodists clear Spokane elder on maladminister charge
Walla Walla conference committee acquits Rev. Henry Brown after hours of closed debate over documentary evidence. Eleven vote for acquittal, none for guilty, four abstain. The decision followed a heated, private session among church leaders.
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Methodiat Conference
Walla Walla
Spokane
Henry Brown
The
Baptist Church
Merylena Fraker
McMinnville
Sunday a Church of Chinopal Service Tomorrow
A congregational church announces its Sunday service schedule for tomorrow at Key Congregational Church in Chinopal with details readable in the notice.
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Church of
Church Services and Bell Schedule Noted for Sunday
Mr Cepple to speak at 7 30 Firet Presbyterian church 11 am service The Blood of the Door Samuel and a children's gathering noted. Church of the Redesemer Divine service tomorrow at 7 08 Holy Communion at 7 08 am morning prayer litany vermon 11 am evening prayer and address 7 30 pm Baptism to children at 11 o'clock service.
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Firet Presbyterian Church
Samuel
Robert J. Diven
Church of the Redesmer
Khourtas
Reception at Presbyterian Church for Mrs Moule Departure
An enjoyable reception was given in the Presbyterian church parlors in honor of Mrs Mary Moule who will depart for the east. Mrs Moule received a house gift from her Sunday school class and a gold thimble from the Ladies Aid Society. She leaves next Wednesday night for Kankakee Illinois to spend winter with her mother Mrs Gertrude Decker. Return is indefinite.
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Presbyterian Church
Mary Moule
East
O. R. N. Co Announces Spokane Round Tickets
On Monday September 9 the O. R. and N. Co will sell round tickets to Spokane for 8.50 each including one admission to the fair. Children ages 1 to 12 pay half the adult rate. Tickets expire September 25.
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Spokane
Byers Builds Large Wheat Storage and Sizable Harvest Projection
Byers, owner of the largest milling plant in the state, added a large grain warehouse. Within a week 15 000 sacks were stored and he foresees the elevator and three warehouses holding 100 000 sacks. He predicts county wheat output could reach 6 000 000 bushels, with yields 30 to 35 bushels per acre. He notes the current crop quality is exceptionally high and claims a unique machine aids quality.
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W. 8S. Byers
Electric Bitters cures blood poisoning and heals leg
Twelve years after Hartford man J W Sullivan was scratched by a rusty wire inflammation set in and led to amputation but he credits Electric Bitters and Bucklen’s Arnica Salve with restoring his leg to full health. The ad claims Electric Bitters cure eruptions eczema tetter salt rheum sores and all blood disorders and offers a 50 cent bottle with a money back guarantee.
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J. W. Sullivan
Hartford
Conn
Earth
Tallman & Co
W. and C. R. Improvements Move Ahead Next Spring
The W and C Railway announces about 100000 will be spent starting next spring to upgrade the Pendleton to Hunt's Junction line. Plans include reducing steep grades and straightening curves to support heavier trains, plus replacing a wooden trestle with a steel girder. Similar upgrades were completed on the Walla Walla line. A telegraph crew of 14 will install new poles between Weston and Pendleton, with workers housed in special sleepers and dining cars at Westleton.
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Pendleton
Hunt's Junction
Hunt's
Walla Walla
Wallala Ie
Vancycle
Weston
Weeton
Pendleton to Portland Carnival Exposition Round Trip Rate
The C. A. & N. Company offers a low excursion rate for Pendleton to the Portland Carnival and Exposition. The round trip fare is 9.05, including two admissions to the fair. Children half fare pay 4.525. Sold September 19 25 and October 2 Band 16, tickets expire six days after sale.
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Pendleton
Arrivals at Hotel Pendleton and Nearby Cities
A list of names visiting or staying in Pendleton and nearby cities includes Laura Hllvea Walla Walla Wm Kanka Gooonst Island A Sinshemmer Portland Mr and Mrs J Hi Bartmess Walla Walla Mere Chae Mason WG Palmer Wash DC KE George San Francisco W Mandel and wife Salt Lake Ho OM Leveland Mortland W KE Brooke Portland W E Kootes Portland J A Allison Portland J F Walker Portland K R Horrie and son M H Patton Spokane Frank Hankaicky San Francisco John F Lathrop city 0 B Prael Portland W KR Glendinning. In the list of rulers there are twenty kings and twenty four presidents.
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Hotel Pendleton
Mec
Laura Hllvea
Walla Walla
Kanka
Gooonst Island
A Sinshemmer
Portland
Hi Bartmess
Mere Chae Mason
WG Palmer
Wash
KE George
San Francisco
Mandel and Wife
Salt Lake
OM Leveland
Mortland
KE Brooke
FE Kootes
A Allison
F Walker
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Binant
Ana
Teaver Bros. Dry Goods Co
Sregonvany
Ifonpay
Willa Walla
Ft Agure Jy
Walla
Nan Away
John Moir
Harvester
Torsday
Wds
Ranaway
M‘clellan
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Cheney
Buis Hunzicker
Peweler
Optician
Aletander
Hoxior
Joe Basler
Main Street
W. J. Clarke & CO
Opera House
Ndleton Roller Mills
Byers
T. B. Pell
East Oregonian
Dodson
John
Mastedon Creek
Olele
Dawson
Naing
Nome
Bireh Crowk
Pendleton Sportsmen’s Association
Dr. Brown
Walla Wallea
Mh. P. m
Mr. Cepple
Apeak
Mary Houle
Byer
Umatilla County
Heo
Merca
Pendleton Shoe Co
Firzoexaco
Nau
Frank Nau
Portland Hotel
Oregon
Prendleton
Portland Carnival and Exposition
C. A. & N. Company
Guarante & E.osgar Poarens
A.C. Shaw & CO
W. J. Bewell
Webb Street
Hunt Freight
Sawyer
Chicago
Pacific Fung O0
Bos 2M
Gon Francisco
Manhattan
Doe
Cama Biven
Minny Reinreed
DAVOL
Dhtggists
White House
Rhal
BOO
Camas Valley
E. T. Wade
Polydore Moons
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