Wandering Pilgrims Describe Mormon Tabernacle Visit
Clark Wood recalls a journey with Hinkle to the tabernacle and Great Salt Lake. He notes the organ recital, the strict church moral standards, and the rejection of Brigham Young’s polygamy stance. The pair faced embarrassment and sought to maintain dignity during their Utah stop.
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Tabernacle
Thiet
Binkle
Brigham Young
United States
Church of Latter Day Saints
Great Salt Lake
A Texas Steer Tonight at Frazer
Hoyt's A Texas Steer comes to the Frazer this evening. The late Charles Hoyt's play is praised as his best work and reliably draws large crowds. From curtain to finish, the audience is kept in fits of mirth.
Degree of Pocahontas minstrels shine at Frazer
The Degree of Pocahontas minstrels drew a good house at the Frazer last evening. The amateurs delivered exceptionally good work with a pleasing drill by young men. The show was directed by Jay Bogert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frazer
Wight Bovn
Jay Bogert
Women’s Club to Elect Delegates at Water Street Home
The Women’s Club will meet tomorrow evening at o o’clock sharp at the home of Mrs. Mary A. Dinosway on Water Street to elect delegates to the State Federation of Women’s Clubs meeting in Bakersfield.
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Women’s Club
Mary A. Dinosway
Water Street
State Federation of Women's Clubs
Bakerey
It Is No Small Comfort to Have Schilling’s Boston On Call
A brief note reflects on enjoying Schilling’s Boston at the grocer, while lamenting that one cannot obtain everything as conveniently a line suggests. The tone hints at everyday consumer life and brand availability in a small-town setting.
Pendleton Patents Promise Big Local Venture
John Clowe has secured his last two patents and plans a final deal tomorrow with Pendleton investors to fund the Clove combine. He arrives from Portland to present a simple agreement by which capital will back the manufacture here, leveraging local plant efficiency and a $50,000 to £10,000 material addition to meet next year's demand. Meanwhile a bear hunt ends with a hunter firing as a mother bear attacks. the mother is killed after a confrontation following the animal carcass discovery.
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John Clowe
Pendleton
Portland
Patent Office
East Oregonian
Clove
Umnia
Skipper Hicks Faces Police Court On Multiple Counts
Arthur Hicks and Mike Gratz Jr. faced the police court on charges from concealed weapons to assault and dis orderly conduct. Hicks pleaded guilty to carrying concealed weapons and was found guilty of assault, with dis charging firearms and other charges continued. Gratz pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct after a brawl that left Tom Shannon with injuries. A witness described Hicks jumping in and knocking Shannon unconscious during the altercation.
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Skipper” Hicks
Arthur Hicks
Mike Gratz, Jr
Hicks
Mike Gratz
City Recorder
Guillty
Oratz
Tom Shannon
Gratz
Shannon
Teachers Assigned Open City Schools Plan
City schools opened with most grades filled by assigned teachers. Primary rooms may be added to accommodate crowding. George W. Eyre leads High School with Miss Hall and Miss Ivanhoe to assist. several vacancies noted in grades six and four.
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George W. Eyre
Hall
Miss Ivanhoe
Misses Ritner
Epple
Duncan
Mimon White
Davia
Miss Harris
Oith
Misses Moorhouse
Marple
Misses Baum
Haley
Missen Wood
Froome
Rynearson
Wille
Lingenfelter
Misses Parrott
Gana
Lane and
Hosene Apple
Grande Ronde Electric Railway Effort Under Way
W B Davidson secretary says financing for the Grand Ronde Valley electric railway and power plant is nearly assured. He will travel east in a month to secure capital as R A Morrow, vice-president, reports the line is among the finest he has seen.
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Grand Ronde Valley
W. B. ‘Davidson
Davidson
R. A. Morrow
Bear encounter near Lehman Springs shocks Downey and Rust
Dan Downey and Oscar Rust had an exciting afternoon near Lehman Springs as an irate black bear and her cub confronted them. The men reported the incident and described the dangerous encounter with the wild animals.
Featherweight Bout Set at Pendleton Club Clarified
Pendleton Athletic Club announces a featherweight bout featuring Young Kid McCoy and Andy King. The match, scheduled for Friday night September 30, will start at 128 pounds. King operates the Walla Walla Athletic Club in Walla Walla while McCoy performs an engagement at Portland’s Orpheum Theatre.
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Kid McCoy
Andy King
Pendleton Athletic Club
King
Walla Walla
Walla Walla Athletic Cliub
McCoy
Orpheum Theater
Portland
Alo'oy
Mitehwil
Engineer Jack Wright Hurt in Locomotive Accident
Engineer Jack Wright of the Kansas New England company suffered a severe hand laceration when a water gauge on his locomotive burst in Portland yesterday. He was badly hurt in the right hand and received urgent medical attention.
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Jack Wright
Portland
Mir
Wright
Beck Slightly Improves After Self-Inflicted Wound
Frederick W. Beck, who attempted suicide Friday by shooting himself through the left side, was slightly improved this morning while still in critical condition. Doctors believe he will recover.
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Beck
Frederick W. Beck
Third Helper Engine Sent to Kamela for Mountain Traffic
A third helper engine has been placed at Kamela to ease rising east west mountain traffic. The engine is leased from the Short Line railroad and paid for by the company.
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Kamela
Denies St Mike Gratz Jr. served term in Folsgin prison
The article states that St Mike Gratz Jr denies claims he ever served a term in Folsgin prison for the murder of a Chinese person or any other crime. It emphasizes the denial of involvement and the lack of a formal conviction tied to such charges.
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Mike Gratz, Jr
Folsgin Prison
Five Hours Late Passenger Train Delayed in City
No 1 west bound passenger train due at 8 50 this morning arrived five hours late due to Union Pacific delays. Tom Williams and Corney Devine are serving three days each in the city jail for drunkenness.
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Union Pacific
Tom Williame
Corney Devine
Scott's Emulsion for babies and all ages
Scott's Emulsion is for babies and children who are thin and pale when they ought to be fat and ruddy, for men and women who are weak and delicate when they ought to be strong and hearty. For all not getting proper nourishment, it bars the way to disease, makes blood richer, and nourishes. Free sample upon request. SCOTT & BOWNE, New York Street.
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Scott
Marketplace classifieds advertise varied properties
The notice lists room modern dwelling with 1% lots and $3000, groom house with 4% lots and $1760, a modern 6 room cottage with 6 fine lots and $2600, a 6 room house with shade trees at $1100, 280 acres fine land near town priced at 5.y, 480 acres wheat land at 927,000, 640 acres grain land at $100 and $8500, plus office rooms for rent and timber land for sale. The author invites calls or visits at the Bank building.
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Dindinger, Wilson & CO
Clark Wood
Reubens
Walt
Hinkle
Hibett
Ginggurt Oritl
Lot
Tallman @ Co
Texas
Hots Faomon
Schilling
Savings Department
The
Commercial National Bank
Court Street
Tdoewney
Rust
Blwe
Pendleton Schools
Norganized
Tsolsee
Grande Ronde
Steinbloch
Steinble
SMART
Roosevelt
Boston Star
Jurgen
Scott & Bowne
Peart Sirett
Stoneware Sale
OWL Tea
Buster Brown
BAER @ DALEY
C. C. Berkeley
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