Cattle Shipments Begin to Pendleton Fall Season
A late December cattle movement reports two car loads left the W and C R yards for Puyallup with more to Seattle tonight. West and Furnish ship for Carston Bros and L G Stanfield. First October shipments total 39 head from Free Bruhn Co and Pacific Meat Co. from the John Dey country. Ranch buyers and old ranchers plan large consignments, including a Grant county cohort headed toward Pendleton for market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catttle
Puyallup
West & Furnish
Seattle
Carston Bros
L. G. Stanfield
Walter Adams
Alaska
North Country
Baker City
Grant County
Pendleton
J. D. Combs
John Dey
Dave McG
H .H. Trowbridge
Izee
Combs
Beyer
Ball
J. W. Powell
Tare McGill
H H. Trowbridge
J. C. Lonegree
Pacific
Wild Prospectors Hoist Animals 116 Feet On Windless
B F Goldman Lloyd Coulter Enoch Doty and Stone Doty trek from Thunder Mountain to Salmon River via Chamberlain Creek, crossing 128 miles with six pack horses and improvised raft. They describe seven days of travel, a windlass hoist, and sighting deer bear lion elk sheep and likely moose in a vast remote country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Goldman
Lloyd Coulter
Enoch Doty
Stone Doty
Thunder Mountain
Lemh Herald
America
Thunder Mountai
Big Creek
Chamberlain Creek
Salmon
Chamberlain Basin
North America
Ditech Laying Pipe to Carry Water in Ditch
M L Warren from Foster reports Ditech Company workers are laying pipe for water in their ditch replacing the old dirt and board flume. He adds that range is short in Foster, cattle on the Dow range are falling, and owners planning fall sales should begin feeding to keep stock in good condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ditech Company
M. L. Warren
Foster
Maxwell Ditech
E. T. Wien
Thelma Delights Pendleton Audience At Fraver
Thelma was greeted by a large enthusiastic audience at the Fra ver last night. Actors gave strong performances with the women’s lines especially well rendered. The play captured hearts from curtain rise to curtain fall. Scenic effects were grand and many said nothing like it had been seen on Pendleton stages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma
the Fraver
Pendleton
Peoples Warehouse Sale Promises Ladies Suits and More
A mid window display advertises sales at The Peoples Warehouse offering ladies suits and jackets along with china napkins new toys tumblers lamps and office supplies Nolfs sales items shown in the middle window with displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nolfs
Peoples Warehouse
Wheat Market Looking Up As Prices Edge Higher
Local dealers quote 51 cents for wheat with buyers holding out for better prices. The market has fluctuated all week but sales are generally small as holders wait for a further rise, while 61 cents is seen as a fair price. Eastern markets are influencing local prices and buyers anticipate another few cents rise within days. The outlook remains cautiously optimistic for prices near 56 cents by year end.
Local residents in town for fruit fair and visits
A long list of people arriving and passing through Pendleton and Walla Walla for the fruit fair and related events. Notable names include P. P. Oliver from Alba, L. M. Walters from Ukiah, J. W. Privette, J. Christie on business, J. Rothrock, Nellie Cameron en route to Spokane, and many others visiting relatives, attending races, or traveling for professional tasks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. P. Oliver
Alba
L. M. Walters
Ukiah
Ed Wetzel
Mead
J. W. Privette
Walla Wal
W. P Allen
Ap la Grande
Golden Rule Hotel
William Hitton
Walla Walla
K. Yates
Weston
Fugit
Veterinary J. Christie
Pendleton social notes list visiting locals and movers
Sprague guests of Dr and Mrs Mann discuss potential move to Pendleton. Robert Francis of Athena Yellow Kid ball team travels through Pendleton en route to Portland after two months in Athena. EF C Skiles from Spokane plans Pendleton as future HQ while continuing road tour. C E Roosevelt leaves for Walla Walla with wife to fruit fair and relatives visit. Win Stewart and C R Baker depart for Spokane for meetings. Stewart to visit friends, Baker to stay. Rev Robert Diven heads to Walla Walla for fruit fair after pausing with H A Adams in Weston. H BR Hendryx of Lawton Standard and postmaster visits Pendleton. he notes Lawton’s liveliness. Max Shillock of Portland Evening Telegram in Bendleton seeking material.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Welch
Or. J. Phelps
W. S. McDonald
Charles Proebster
Weston
Pendleton
E.R. Parks
Walla Walla
Heppner
Arthur Gibson
Portland
Myrtle Crockett
W. W. Hoch
Pendleton Duck Company
E. J. Kirkman
Joe Parkes
Daphene
Bt A Walla
James N. Scott
Dean
Athena
Thelma
B. F. Lane
Nolin
J. D. Hanson
A. Wilson
Nye
Jessie Falling
William Carnine
Walla Walls
J. C Lealeure
Margerite
Eastland
J G& Cutler
W & C. KR Railroad Company
Lee Tewutach
Jee
Echo
Mise Catheryn la Barre
Chicago
Nat Conklin
Union
Ee. B
Hey Conklin
Willis Palmer
Bradstreet
Rose Campbell
Myrtle Smith
Sprague
Wash
A. E. Mann
Lucas
C. E. Roosevelt
Win Stewart
Tallman &Co
C. R. Baker
F. W. Schmidt & Co
Spokane
Stewart
Mr. Baker
Robert Diven
H. A. Adams
H. BR. Hendryx
Lawton Standard
Explosion at Willamette Iron Works Maims Two Men
Max Shillock reports a late yesterday explosion at Willamette Iron Works likely a trip hammer blast. It tore off the right arm of one employee at the shoulder and the left arm of another, with several others injured as debris shattered a brick wall and struck a street car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willamette Iron Works
Max Shillock
Portland
Drunk Man Jim Noble Held In City Jail
A man identifying as Jim Noble, accompanied by others, is jailed awaiting a hearing on drunkenness and disturbing the peace. He arrived in town days ago, appears to be a sheep herder, and claimed bonds in Umatilla for killing a man. Officers taken him in, held until sober for recorder proceeding. His tale is viewed as the delirium of drink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Noble
Umatilla
Healty
Strike Ends At Pendleton Woolen Mill Settlement Reached
The Pendleton Woolen Mill dispute between management and the Wool Sorters and Graders union is settled. Judd of the mill company refused to lay off workers from The Dalles, but agreed to hire as many as needed. Union members accepted the arrangement and the strike concluded without further trouble. A stray Sunday school joke and a crosswalk quip follow the main report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wollen
Pendleton
Judd
Dalles
Mr. Judd
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Edwin Clapp
Ideal Kid
Corona Colt
Vici
Sap
Dindinger, Wilson & Co
Black
Cleaver Bros
Tallman & CO
Earnheart
Blatere’ School
West Court Street
West_ Street
Main
Ramco
F. Earnheart
Dave Richardson
Elix
Nellie Cameron
Mr . W. Lucas
Welt
Tops, Vici Kid
M. A. Rader
Sint
Land Jim Nobile
George Washington
Adam
Owl
Aanan Sct Hock Ranch
ST. Joe
Sti
Tej
Lyons Mercantile
Siso
S. L. Wakefields
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