New Train Schedule Adjusts Arrivals and Stops
A new schedule shifts several main line trains to earlier or later times and extends excursion ticket stops. Trains on the Washington division will still stop at flag stations, with Meacham excursion rates valid through Sept. 26. Confusion at Pendleton depot over Sunday stops may be resolved with an official bulletin next week.
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Washington
Umatilla
Washington Division
Walla Walla
Spokane
Cayuse
Kamela
Pendleton
Train schedule snippets for westbound and eastbound departures
A list of train numbers with their scheduled times includes westbound No 6 at 12 25, No 9 at 11 20 pm, No 7 at 12 16 pm, No 11 at 8 30, and eastbound No 10 at 4 10 am. Eastbound No 12 arrives 5 pm departs 5 25 pm, Eastbound No 8 at 6 15, Eastbound No 6 at 2 am.
Train schedule update on O R N main line
A new timetable went into effect yesterday at 12 o’clock on the O R N main line. Trains No 1 and No 6 are affected as the change lengthens the Chicago Portland run by one hour.
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Chicago
Portland
Fair Pavilion Buzzes as County Fair Prep Grows
Workers rehang the canvas roof and begin erecting a large stock shed along railroad street behind the pavilion. Electric wiring is being upgraded for extensive lighting while flags and bunting are readied. Local businesses, county towns, and irrigation districts plan booths and improved exhibits. Vaudeville acts with an aerial acrobat and a barrel performer are slated for afternoon and evening programs. D B Bayne of Helix visited town yesterday.
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Railroad Street
Thompson Street
McElroy
The
Fair Commission
Plao
Pendleton Suit Over Note Involving Snell and Wife
In Pendleton Jesse Hackett sues John T Snell and wife for the collection of a note for 400 dollars. Have moved to California. William Jussero and a family, former Pendleton residents, have moved to Fresno California where they now reside.
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Jesse Hackett
John T. Snell
California
William Jussero
Pendleton
Fresno
Storey Wil Instructs New Role At Hill Military Academy
Elmer Storey has departed for Portland to take a position as instructor at the Hill military academy, a post held by Glenn Scott last winter.
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Elmer Storey
Portland
Hill Military Academy
Glenn Scott
Bluestem Prices Steady Near Weekend Close
Local market stable with a one cent drop in bluestem wheat. Current prices stand at 76 for club and 86 for bluestem. Sunderman sued in two new cases by American National Bank and Standard Grocery for 207.25 and 108. An action to foreclose a mortgage assigned to Deardorf has been filed against Stagge and Achilles in circuit court.
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W. Achilles
M. W. Deardorf
Deardorf
Ralph Stagge
E. W. Achilles
Farnsworth Back Returns to City Dental Office
Dr. Farnsworth Back, previously practicing with Dr. Kern, has returned to the city and will again be in Dr. Kern's Judd building office. After leaving for Spokane and Salt Lake, he resumes practice locally.
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Farnsworth
R. E. Farnsworth
M. S&s. Kern
City
Dr. Kern
Judd Building
Spokane
Salt Lake
Piersol Family Moves Into Ukiah for Winter
Bert Piersol and his family from Ukiah are moving into the city for the winter while younger brother Rusger Piersol attends school. Mr. Piersol is a brother of Miss Edith Piersol of the Peoples Warehouse cloak and suit department.
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Bert Piersol
Ukiah
Rusger Piersol
Mr. Piersol
Edith Piersol
Peoples Warehouse Cloak and Suit Department
Ford Retires Pastor Leaves for Hood River Assignment
Dr. T. B. Ford, retiring pastor of the Methodist church, departed last night for Hood River to be stationed for the coming year. He will be in Pendleton early next week with Mrs. Ford. Rev. Nathan Evans, the new pastor, and his family arrive this week.
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Dr. Ford
T. B. Ford
Methodist Church
Hood River
Ford
Pendleton
Nathan Evans
Godwin Moves Practice to Baker City with Saxton
Attorney C. T. Godwin, after years in Milton and Freewater, relocates to Baker City and partners with F. M. Saxton, the eastern Oregon member of the board of water commissioners.
Raines Buys Beef Cattle From Local Ranches
Nate Raines purchased 200 head of cattle for the Frye Bruhn company. About 150 belonged to Henry Lazinka with the rest from C Welch Clyde Heimick and Henry J Bean. The 108 registrants in week one of city elections queued at the Registering Clerk Hailey’s office, with more expected as the week continues.
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Raines
Henry Lazinka
C. Welch
Clyde Heimick
Henry J. Bean
Nate Raines
Frye- Bruhn Company
Hailey
Dentist Will Enter Chicago Dental College
Finest B. Corby, long employed at the Fragler book store, plans to leave Thursday for Chicago to begin dental college. He has done preliminary work and expects to complete the three year course. He will be accompanied to Plymouth, Kansas, by his parents Mr. and Mrs. P. P. Corby, who have visited their son and daughter in the city for several weeks.
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Finest B. Corby
Fragler Book Store
Chicago
Plycasanton
Kansas
P. P. Corby
Thelma Carney Dies At Two In Portland Cremation Planned
Thelma Carney two year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Ross Carney died Saturday evening after a lingering illness with spinal meningitis. Funeral services were held today at the Fader undertaking parlors at 2 o'clock conducted by Rev Ralph E Storey. The remains will be shipped to Portland for cremation with brief services at the crematory tomorrow at 2 20 P M.
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Thelma Carney
Ross Carney
Fader
Ralph E. Storey
The
Baptist Church
Portland
Conductor Gus Bertholet Returns After Seven-Week Gap
Gus Bertholet, regular conductor on the Pasco Pendleton Northern Pacific run, brought the train in the morning for the first time in seven weeks. He and his family have just returned from an extended tour of the middle western states and as far east as Niagara Falls.
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Gus Bertholet
Pasco-Pendleton
Middle Western States
Niagara Falla
Minister Ward Arrested Over Bigamy Scandal
Walla Walla reports Rev Edgar H Ward, a Freewater Baptist pastor, jailed amid a bigamy case. He allegedly married Myrtle Harris in August and faced multiple wives in different states. Prosecutor Smith investigates Ward's past as deputies seize details while Ward disputes claims.
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Walla Walla
Wash
Edgar H. Ward
Bloomy
Sunnyside
Oregon
Freewater
Painter
Everett J. Smith
Ward
Misa Myrtle Harris
Bakersville
North Carolina
E. H. Ward
Freewater Baptist Church
Myrtle Harris
A. L. Thoroughman
Marvin M. E
Washington
Bakereville
Miss Harris
Mitchell County
Minnie Ward
Smith
McCann Trial: Prosecution Witness Says He Was Held Up
Chicago Sept 13 In the graft trial of Police Inspector McCann lawyers failed to refute Louie Frank who testified McCann held him up. Cross examination lasted two hours McCann testified he took no money beyond his city salary and did not accept bribes.
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Chicago
McCann
Louie Frank
Pittsburg Coal Company Cases Teed Up At Court Term
Thirty eight cases filed against the Pittsburg Coal company over deaths at the Darr mine are to be acted upon at a special court term starting today in Pittsburg. Most will be test cases with damages totaling about $1,000 across the group.
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Pittsburg
Pittsburg Coal Company
Darr
Mrs Warner returns from Pacific Coast visit
Mrs. T. C. Warner came back yesterday from an extended trip to Seattle and Portland. Her son Harold Warner joined her and spent the last three months in the exposition city.
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T. C. Warner
Seattle
Portland
Harold Warner
Exposition City
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White House
Standard Grocery Co
East Court St
Jeweler
Winslow Bros
M. Heacock
Optician
D. B. Bayne
Helix
Sendu
Nelson
the Handy Store
Main Street
Storey
Business College
EB. O. Draper
Fendleton Business College
Lodge of Knights of Pythias
Preewater
Tallman’s
MT. Hood
Tallman & Co
Boston
First National Bank
Pendleton, Oregon
United States
G. M. Rice
Cashier
C. K. Cranston
Bowman
Stahl
Martin Anderson
Prop
East End Grocery
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