Pendleton News Briefs Include Local Labor and Events
A chaotic blot of notes mentions photographers repairing at Donaldson, work in Pendleton area, and job offers for a girl nearby. Mentions Spokane travels, wheat transport on a Centerville branch line, and town meetings with Pendleton Mannr Company. A dancing event and a hardware sale are noted, with street development on Webb Street and a new brick store planned near Cen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street Bridge
J. F. Matlock
Spokane
Pendleton
Umatilla
Stimson
Nin
Frederon
Horna
Oregon
Lendletoty
Centerville
WTR. R
Bel “Weal
Fyle
Key
J. B. Mahana
Wlsent
Ping
Ty. T. Day
Pendleton readers note Briggs heads for San Francisco
Mr and Mrs J A Briggs depart for San Francisco where Mr Briggs will join a large pounersphic gallery for the winter and plans to resume solo business at one location next spring. The East Oregonian bids him farewell with best wishes for his future. Readers are invited to read Juanes Wheelan’s advertisement offering 25 percent off hoots saddlery and harness with stock to be cleared in sixty days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Briggs
San Francisco
Briggs
Pounersphic Gallery
Pendleton
East Oaroontan
Juanes Wheelan
Matlocroa
Stepetta
Oy Feodioure
Lee
Can Lonal Church
Anacs
Eastern
Oren
Colfax Club
Sastern Washington
Croas Bate
Inland Empire
E. B
Parkes
C. F. Burnside
J. J. Worcenter
Mikecha
Umatilla
J. D. Peek
King
Milton Public School
D. W. Black
Emma Smith
G. A. Hartman
Root
Arthur Webb
Spokane Falls
Vhow Turner
the Cove
Cricklayers
Willamette and Salt Lake City baseball clash recaps
Salt Lakes beat Willamettes seven to four in a rough game with errors by Willamettes that let Salt Lakes pull ahead. Pitchers include Castone and Blanchard for Salt Lakes and W. Farrell for Willamettes. Dunn and Parrott among batters. A second game saw Salt Lakes win again, prompting fan reaction in Pendleton as news reached Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rach Chlub
Salt Lakes
Willamettes
Castone
Blanchard
Edwards
Pendleton
W. Farrett
Sault Lake
Turnbull
Bull Lake
Tame
Harker
Sault Lakes
Warhe
Straus
Tom Warrett
Valley Boys
W. Warrot
Buechtel
T. Parrott
McCarty
Hailey
Seal
Luken
Straub
Parker
News of Sunday
Portland
Salt Lake
Man Dies by Own Action After Railroad Injury Rumor
Daniel Haas, a Henry Stover ranch employee on Birch Creek, died by hanging in a bridge area after exhibiting mental distress. An investigation by coroner’s jury cited momentary insanity as the cause, noting Haas’s prior railroad accident and recent work pressures. His family connections stretch to Willow Springs Kansas and St. Joe Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dentel Haas
Terman
Henry Stover
Dianiel Haas
Mach
Birch Creek
Mr. Stover
Wat Haan
Garrett
Mat
Harry Don My
Willow Springs
Kansas
St. Joe
Ineana
Stover
Lian
Yen- Herman
Umatilla
Daniel Haas
Firet
Damel Hans
J.B. Main
Henuy Howaan
Asmnw
Precedings and Trials in Pendleton Court Sessions
Saturday and Monday sessions continue cases with Dowm Downs excused and Clare drawn. Default orders in several banks and firms including National Bank v Wahlert and Smith et al. jury trial in Pendleton v Saunders yields $2,250 verdict for plaintiff. Local notices describe injuries, arrests, and ongoing inquests with multiple names and destinations across Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruesio
Strickland
Town of Pendleton
Saunders Et al
Knapp, Burrill & Cove Smith
Smith
White and Knight
Knapp, Burrill & Co
Knight
Tame
State of
Wahlert
Paige
Page
K J Slater
Fred Noble
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Ast
Oregonian Ranch
East Oregonian Hall
Shueel
Portlaund
Abington
Homer
Een Eimear
Tie
Wheeler Ie
Whittaker
Donaldson &C
Alba
eHeynolda
Didn Dewey
J. Ad
Robert Guthergood
Pendleton Mannr Company
Webb Street
Hidevizow
Cen
Pearly Mayar
Baker City
Henry Howain
Wiel
Sandler
Amoun
Bette
Leo
Alicy
Vronk
Willamette, and
B. Ioane
T Herndon
Seil
A. Ayres
Krank Motoy
Te de Randam F. Po Tostiv
Burneey, Skipworth & Vapor
Porruan
East
George P. Rosenberg Ogpin Om
Circuit Court
Mastregon' An
Milton Min
Wallala
Fenstermacher
John Corliss
Corliss
Corlian
Feustermacher
Cortina
Peustermacher
Custermacher
Coline
Eilingeworth
Rogers
Wallula
Corline
Foustermacher
Kagan & Vincent
Ume
A. W. Shulae
John Plowrd
Gaily
Nee Inquest
Agp & Vincent
Stillman & Ere
McLaughlin
Watson & Juhn
Johnson & Co
Weston Loader
Kant
Ladow
Merryman
Pacyer
Marston
State
Manon & Pinson
Terrill
Grand Jury
Ken-Win Scott
Jervey
Wen
Cintloway
Pronk Kay
JE Metley
Pathaway
City
Manford
John Walker
Morrow County
Hoo Ward
Charfield
Davia
Tooland
Vetereon
Minn McAvoy
Guthergood
McRevindda
Alia
Gi Tomer
Wow
Vigan Hovnkt
Or&ngh
OC Weeker
Ps Wine Shacklefonl
Woosstaler
Bete
Kichen
Milton
Rob Halhowh
Mac Antone
Tex
John Matheson
JD Pray
Pjetanfield
Peinenan
Idaho Howman
A Zellon
Edwanl Olentz
Dw Salisbury
Art Chirk
Pilas Madgett
Lastayles
OA Padgent
Pilot Menki * Ladd
Ladhramde
RS Lincoln Nevarta
Win McLagghilin
Latirande
Deans Oakley
EB Claves
Gi Om Leach Meacham
T K Beard
Medes
Cal
Rushlight
the Tullow
Eo Smith
Californias
KH Korher
Westen
Robert Bond
Dealem
Count Street
Kere
Marta Weene
Henry Kopettke & Co
Uekalek
Bay
Wes
Ameci
NEW Today
Umatilla County
Cottonwood Sts
Jas. Wheelan
G.shindler&co
Wihiclesale and Retail
Spradler & Co
Reas Seu
Ihe
Lieb
Livfitetad
Maine
Adele Aed
Jared Trode
Pete Vege
Menderes Whit
Almirobto
Hina
East Oregonian
LiEe
Hook
Llows East Oreconian Pub. Co
Pendleton, Oregon
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