Pioneer Woman Taken By Death in Pendleton Community
Sophia Helen Bean wife of J E Bean died at 07 Willow street Sunday evening after long illness born Cascades Washington August 18 1853 age 35 resided in Umatilla county since 1906 and Pendleton 30 years prominent in church and club work survived by husband two daughters long time sister and brother funeral at Church of the Redeemer tomorrow at 10 in Olney cemetery follows.
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Umatilla County
Pendleton
Church of the Redeemer
Sophia
Helen Been
J. E. Bean
Willow Street
Bean
Cascades
Wash
Pishop
Umatilla
J. B Bean
H. B. Cramer
Thorpe Roberts
Prosser
E. R. Bishop
Kerman
Cal
Charles E. Quinney
Olney Cemetery
Cold Start May Worsen Suffering If Delayed
A health advisory urges immediate action at the first signs of cold to prevent deep seated illness. Delays in treating the cold can extend suffering, with each hour lost at the onset potentially adding days to recovery. Take prompt steps now.
Pilot Rock Excursion Finalizes October Train Plan
Final arrangements set for an excursion train from Pilot Rock on Friday October 2 called Pilot Rock and Educational Day. The six coach train with a buffet departs Pilot Rock at 9 am and returns from Pendleton around 11 pm after fares close. Round trip fare listed at 75 cents.
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Pilot Rock
Pendleton
Gus La Fontaine to Open Tile Quails Restaurant
Gus La Fontaine prepares to open The Quails in Pendleton housed in the old Senate saloon. He has engaged carpenters and decorators to transform the building into a modern first class restaurant and oyster house modeled after The Qualls in Portland. The venture aims to serve oysters fish crawfish and market fare with a cozy dining room and a row of boxes along one side.
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Gus la Fontaine
Senate
Portland
la Fontaine
Pendleton
Northwest
Royal Chef Opens New Oregon Theater With Improvements
The Royal Chef opened to a phoked crowd at the new Oregon theater managed by C. J. Mitchell. New curtains draperies and cleaning boosted appeal. Entrance now through the lower floor double doors. carpet covers bare hallway and steps. On October 1 the troupe will present Coming Thro the Rye with hopes of another hit.
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Oregon Theater
C. J. Mitchel
Mitchell
Chicago
Pendleton Growth Tied to Eastern Rail Lines and Land Values
Prominent attorney J. T. Hinkle argues Pendleton can reach 26 000 residents in a decade if electric rail lines extend to surrounding farming districts East and north of Pendleton and into Echo and Hermiston areas Diversified farming without irrigation could spread with better transport creating a larger city and higher land values Five and ten acre plots near Spokane are selling rapidly at 250 to 1000 dollars per acre and could fuel Pendleton’s growth if rail access expands
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Spokane
Pendleton
Hinkle
Mir. Hinkle
Echo and
Hermiston
Appellants in Bonifer et al Case At Federal Court
Attorney R J Slater of Portland argues in federal court in Bonifer et al on appeal from an election before Judge Wolvertot. Chamberlain and Thomas appear for appellants Slater and Hinkle for respondents. Sitter pope travels to Waseca to oppose railroad commission action to force reduction of freight rates for farmers.
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R. J. Slater
Portland
Bonifer Et al
Philamme Smith
Keng Or Ruel
Wolvertot
Chamberlain & Thomas Nappear
Slater and
Hinkle
Sitter Pope
Waseca
Railroad Commission
Be TD Balls Joins Workingmen's Plotting Store Team
Be TD Balls, a popular clothing Silverman veteran from Bond Brothers, accepted a role with Victor Moses in the Workingmen's plotting store. Bailey, a net-commissioned officer in company T, is described as a leading and well liked salesman in the city. Mr. Moree is seen as fortunate to gain such clerkly services.
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Balls
Bond Brothers
Victor Moses
Bailey Ia
Mrr
Moree
Tea priced cheap for family breakfasts and cups
A short piece notes tea costs only a third of a cent per cup and a cent and a half or two cents for a family breakfast. It mentions grocers refunding money and implies consumer savings and value in everyday tea purchases.
Bank files suit over note alleged by Platxoeder
Salt to collect the sum of 930.34 filed in district court by First National Bank against Conrad Platxoeder and A Kunkel. It is alleged a note for the amount was given to Mr Kunkel by Platxoeder and the latter disposed of it to the bank with the guaranty that the name would pay. Carter and Smythe are attorneys for the bank.
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Firet National Bank
Conrad Platzoeder
A. Kunkel
Mr. Kunkel
Platxoeder
Carter & Smythe
Agent Quinlan Secures Umatilla County Literature
Agent F. Quinlan of the Rio Grande & Northern branch received a letter from Los Angeles requesting literature on Umatilla County. All available materials were collected and forwarded to the asked address.
Downs Named New Manager at Columbia Produce
G. W. Downs is the new manager of the Columbia Produce Company in the city. He previously worked on the road for Standard 611 and resigned to take the current post.
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G. W. Downs
Columbia Produce Company
Downs
Standard 611
Assignment of Ministers Made by M E Church South
Large congregations attended the conference at Milton as Bishop Atkins announced ministerial assignments for the coming year. The conference reduced districts from three to two, Boise joining Walla Walla, with many pastors to be supplied in several locations including Pendleton and Lewiston. Bishop Atkins urged him to preside next year. Transferred minister G Williams moves to the Oklahoma conference.
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Shop Atkins
Sumay
Pendleton
Boise
Walla Walla
Atkins
Aberdeen Loss Tracks Mob Umpire Fallout in Sept 20 Game
In Aberdeen Washington Sept 20 the afternoon and morning baseball games ended with a players mob attempt against umpire Frary after a loss. The Northwest League games featured Tacoma defeating Seattle 14 to 4 with Allen driving in runs and Beatie contributing for Tacoma. Pacific Coast League reports Oakland and Los Angeles split, while in Portland San Francisco beat and lost to Portland in doubleheader action. The American League slate included Detroit versus New York and Chicago versus Philadelphia with mixed results.
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Frary
Aberdeen
Wash
Aberteen
R. HE
San Francisco
Portland Acca Npeaenceass
Griffen
Berry
Groom
Madden
Whalen
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Portland
Cesvevesrvin Reese
Browning
Killifer
Carrett and Franks
Detroit
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
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Loule
Washington
Fuel famine fears spark coal and wood hoard by merchants
Reno reports fuel merchants statewide stockpiling coal and wood amid fears of a repeat famine. The Southern Pacific warns that corn shortages threaten fall shipping, signaling potential supply strain as winter approaches.
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Reno
Southern Pacific Railroad
Dairying Expands Near Pendleton as Creamery Leads
Pendleton area sees dairy industry growth with Roland N. Oliver shipping in the first real dairy herd placed west of town. Cattle from Milton and Freewater areas are Durhams and grade Jerseys. Milk from Oliver and others is sold to Pendleton creamery, boosting the town into a large milk depot with sealed bottle distribution. Rising cow prices fuel optimism for broader adoption by ranchers on nearby creeks and across Birch, McKay, and Wild Horse.
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Pendleton Creamery
Pendleton
Roland N. Oliver
Oliver
Town
Jt Lll
McKay
Milton
Freewaiter
Durham
Wall
Walter Manufacturing
Pondheron
Stolypin Takes Hand In Cholera Crusade
St Petersburg reports Premier Stolypin assuming direct charge of the cholera drive. He sacks incompetent officials and creates new sanitary districts. Hospitals eject ordinary patients for cholera victims as 4000 cases and many deaths strain the city. Municipality approves $250000 for new hospitals.
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St. Petersburg
Stolypin
Forest wire threatens five Wisconsin towns
Milwaukee dispatch reports two engines with three thousand feet of hose and one company of firemen were sent to Rhinelander today to fight advancing forest fires. Curtla Moon and Ladysmith are also threatened as the blaze endangers multiple communities.
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Milwaukee
Rhinelander
Curtla
Moon
Ladysmith
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