George Ellis Settled in Camas Prairie Early
East Oregonian special notes George Ellis, a longtime James Prairie settler with a large farm and stock, died at his Ukiah home on September 7 after a period of illness. He leaves children Gilbert and Walter, daughters Nova, Mrs. Manns, and Mrs. Kamreth, plus several siblings. His remains were taken to Pendleton for burial beside his wife. The item also covers local notices, community names, and various residents' movements and events amid a period of frequent illness and ongoing harvest-related travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uklah
George Ellie
Unday
Wills
Eills
James Prairie
Gilbert
Weston
Walter
Ullah
Nova
Ukiah
Robert Manns
Pendleton
Fred Kamreth
Morse
Idaho
Pendleton Burdey
Pend Leton
Harley Kirk
Sam
Rela
Joten Atater
Grace Stee Een
Poten Crek
Bert Keeney
Cdme
Suevia
Harbert
Mary
Walla Walla
Lorens
Ness
Wood Gibba
Cindle Helmick
Sandford Chileen
Bridge Creek
Ee -Vhreehed
Freewater
Alex McKenaie
Utiah
George Caldwell
Jett
Fred Peterson
Grant Co
Desolation Creek
Young Woman Found Unconscious on Porch
East Oregonian report notes a young woman was found unconscious on the porch of the Neon ranch on Butter Creek. Mrs Tomard took the patient to St Anthony’s Hospital in Pendleton after the incident. Local residents and visitors gathered at Chas Fay’s home for a Sunday afternoon gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neon Ranch
Butter Creek
Mike Tomard
St Anthony's Beepital
Peodteton
Alberta People May Return to Weston Country
Alberta visitors Mrs Ed Tucker and children visit Weston area as plans emerge to return to Alberta. Albert Golud buys 60 acre Albert Allen farm and joins, while Allen family plans to move near Yale Oregon to enroll children in school. Gert Piersvilla becomes neighbor after May purchase. Henry T Washtucon and L H Dowd families visit, new wing seat from Portland arrives, delays from rain persists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weston
Ed Tucker
Amoethegat
Alberta
Tuckers
Albert Golud
Fimily
Weston Country
Gixan
Albert Allen
Mire Allen
Bay
Yale
Oregon
Mokve
Schoo
Gert Piersvlla
Henry T Washtucon
Wark
Mr. Dowd
L H. Dowd
Farmholder Plans Return This Week In District Notices
The presiding minister of this district preached at the Western Mt church in Oeloek Sunday and said the farmer will return this week after his stint here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oeloek
Rain and community notes from Milton in East Oregonian
More than half an inch of rain fell near Milton amid a prolonged dry spell in the Wallula valley. Firefighters reported Blue Mountains fires subsiding as rainfall helped, with residents and visiting locals updating on crops, property, and recent travels to Albany, Pendleton, and Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton
East Oregonian
Wicinity
Wallan Walla Valley
Blue Mountains
Eadt
Oiodt
Golem
Costota Pinotilia
Fragmented OCR dialogue on divorce and savings
A garbled passage records a woman asking about divorce and the cost of living. The text mentions coupons and a plan to live cheaply, with unclear speakers and phrasing.
Foot Speedallat Promotion at J. Dc. Penn ey Co
A terse notice advertises a September to 14 event titled Foot Speedallat at the J. Dc. Penn ey Company. It hints at a sale or promotion but details are fragmentary and unclear in the OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Dc. Penney Co
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Hart Schaffner & Marx
Pacific
ART
Minerva
Bolivia
Beépitan
Copsrabs
T.P.W. Pure Food Shop
Concord
Pendletons
People's Warehouse
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Umatilla CO
George Ellis
Camas Prairie
Chamberlin
Wood Giblon
Treea
Pen- Meten
Peaches
Ftey Montgomery
Marjory
Pilot Rock
Mr. Montgomery
Potts
Wihametio Valley
Northup
Jon Pedro
St Anthony
Pedro
Butter Croek
Gurdane
Schoor
Vincent
Mery
George Holle
Pilot Hoek
Frank Jones
Gardino
Portland
Coe
Chee Schneller
Wealtvon
Jook
Mra & A. Miller
Mr. and Mire Co
R. Saquel Jr
Waltaburg
Kicker
Hae Purchind
Mra
Clara E. Birnley
Christian Church
Pytereon
W. G. Hutches
Walle Walla
John 3. Stane Jr
Tefurl
Mn Hinger
Ely
THE
DORTS
Western Auto Co
Cole
Dort and Winther Trucks
Cottonwood
McKay & West
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