Mixed Train Wreck Near Saxe Station Wreck
A culvert failure at Saxe Station six miles east of Pendleton toppled a mixed freight, dumping loaded cars and scattering grain and flour. No injuries occurred as passengers and crew escaped, while the westbound Spokane passenger train returned to Walla Walla and resumed service after track clearance.
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Saxe Station
Spokane
Umatilla
Pendleton
Wallin Walla
Frank Willis
Walla Walla
Wallwin
Saxe
Blue Mountain
Young Kid McCoy Seeks Free Wood Cutting Job
Featherweight boxer Young Kid McCoy says he will saw wood for nothing to stay in shape ahead of his Friday city bout with Andy King. He plans to work hard despite rain damaged roads hindering training and jokes about preferring not to speak much.
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McCoy
Andy King
Quips on Lincoln and King Echo Rural Banter
A fragmentary remark mixes Abraham Lincoln with rail making and a plan to chop stove wood. The speaker ties effort to readiness for facing a figure named King, reflecting rustic humor and self-improvement talk in a bygone local voice.
Salvation Army Harvest Festival Opens in Pendleton
Ensign Kuhn arrives from Portland to lead four day harvest festival in Pendleton with nightly meetings. He will address Impressions of the council in London on Sunday. Major Dubbin will visit Pendleton later this week. Donations support Salvation Army relief work.
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Salvation Army
Ensien KR. Kuhn
Pendleton
Porthond
Ensign
Ensign Kuhn
Salvaton Army
London
England
Salvationists
Katin
United States
North Pacific
Walla Walls
Robert Dubbin
One Year Por For Forgery By Fred L Thompson
Fred L Thompson pleaded guilty to possessing a forged instrument of debt and was sentenced to one year in the state penitentiary. Judge Ellix expressed sympathy, deeming it likely his first offense, and warned him about bad company. Thompson had been arrested a week earlier for passing a worthless check at a local saloon.
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Fred L. Thompson
Far Company
Ellix
Thompson
Brothers head for Yakima after overland visit to town
Horace Osterlund and B L Frazee with families camped Sunday in eastern town limits. They had been on the reservation two days when a heavy rainstorm scoured out roads making travel impossible and forcing them to move on toward the Yakima country as they considered leasing land and attempting reservation farming for a time.
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Horace Osterlund
B. L. Frazee
Sioux City
Lows
Yakima
Berry Farmer Visits seeking fruit raising in region
Berry farmer Irving Browne from Rossland British Columbia arrived Monday night to study the area. He was invited to Rowland by locals who described it as a fruit country. Browne, originally from a berry district in Southwestern Michigan, aims to engage in fruit raising where he settles. He plans to tour the northern part of the county and Walla Walla county.
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Michigan
Irving Browne
Rossland
B C
Rowland
Walla Walla County
Marriage License Record In Umatilla County
License to wed issued yesterday afternoon by County Clerk Frank Saling to Thien Olwen and Mrs Ida A Branull both of Umatilla county. Also licensed Frank Waller and Lillian Owens of Umatilla county. T W Bartley of Moscow nominated for Idaho governor by the populists.
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Frank Saling
Thien Olwen
Ida A. Branull
Umatilla County
Frank Waller
Lillian Owens
T. W. Bartley
Moscow
Idaho
The
Populista
Grocer Promises Schillings Best Moneyback
A grocer offers a moneyback guarantee if customers are unhappy with Schilling's Best products. The ad urges shoppers to compare value and quality against rival brands and assures refunds for unsatisfied purchases.
New High School Football Coach Appointed
A city high school football meeting chose George Eyre as second team coach and Dan Smythe remains first team coach. Eyre aims to schedule a game with Weston, plans a full season, and work from a player roster including Means, Pierce, Harvey, Leonard, McDaniel, Storie, Ruppe, Taylor, Byrd, McCarty, Goodman, Leezer, Thompson, Baker, Cronin, Strand, Kuleht and Forrest. Eyre’s staff also formed committees for water and bath room care.
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Toleet
Kirlk
Conklin
George Eyre
Mt. Eyre
Penbeton
Dan Smythe
Eyre
Weston
Me Wee
Posible
Lester Means
Frank Pierce
James Harvey
Carl Leonard
William McDaniel
Elmer Storie
Herbert Ruppe
Ford Taylor
Byrd
McCarty
Dean Goodman
Roy Leezer
Herbert Thompson
Tracey Baker
Lester Cronin
George
Go West: Hub Sanders Plans Sheep Venture in New Mexico
Hub Sanders, long a sheep herder in the county, will move to New Mexico to start a sheep business. He recalls childhood beginnings with his father and uncle driving sheep from Southern California in 1871 during a drought. Near Albuquerque they were stampeded by Indians who seized horses and wagons, leaving the party besieged in a canyon for days before reaching the city on foot with little money.
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Hub” Sanders
Thi
New Mexico
Sanders
California
Colorado
Albuquernque
Albuquerque
Ohio Brewer in Town Investigates Northwest Relocation
OHIO brewer in town says he may relocate due to health and brewing interests in the East. He cites barley quality issues in Northern Ohio and questions a claim about Oregon wheat. Also notes plans to consult physicians in Walla Walla for sciatic rheumatism treatment. Myron Green, an attorney from Hill City, Kan., represents cattlemen who fear defective titles on alfalfa lands bought in the county.
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N. B. Baumgartner
Akron
East
Northwest
Baumgartner
Oregon
Ohio
Myron Green
Hill City
Kan
Formerly R Oy Newell Seeks New Location in West
Formerly R Oy Newell once owned eastern town property and a Keokuk county farm, sold out and moved east in 1603. He now visits Davenport, Iowa, eyeing a return to business, preferring the shoe trade, and weighing investments here or tanning in Redding, California. Dr. George Collins of Eau Claire, Wisconsin, widely rumored to relocate for asthma relief prospects, is also in the area exploring options.
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R Oy Newell
Davenport
Iowa
Keokuk County
Redding
Cal
George Collins
Eau Claire
Wis Ln
Dr. Collins
Climate Claim To Cure Wife’s Asthma Gains Attention
A man asserts that a specific climate could nearly eradicate his wife’s asthma without medical aid, claiming it superior to any remedy available in the United States. The statement reflects belief in environmental treatment over conventional therapy.
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United States
Breeding Stock Delivered to Hunter and Stephens
Henderson of Pilot Block delivered 2600 breeding ewes to Hunter and Stephens for Wyomjing markets yesterday. They were one, two and three-year-olds averaging over $2 per head. All were Trambouilles bred to Merino grades on Avener side, following policy to reduce flocks amid changing conditions and rapid range reduction.
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Bik
Henderson
Pilot Bock
Hunter & Stephens
Trambouilles
Tule
Methodist Surprise at V Henwird Home Refreshments and Prayer
Members of the Methodist Church South and friends surprised Pastor Rev. Mr V Henwird and his family at their home last evening with groceries provisions and money. The family remained willing prisoners for the evening as they spent time in conversation singing and prayer led by Rev EF Jones the former pastor.
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Marty
Methwodite Church South
V. Henwird
Tey. EF. Jones
Craike Saloon to Open After Hotel Cruise Dispute
The Craike Saloon at the Hotel Cruise is set to reopen today or tomorrow after a disagreement between proprietors Ernest Tatom and George Cruise forces a temporary closure. Cruise says the bar and hotel will operate separately, with either Tatom or Cruise taking sole charge once reopen.
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Craike Saloon
Cruise
Ernest Tatom
George Cruise
Mr. Cruise
Tatom
Olsen and Stanall nuptials at 321 Perkina avenue
Olsen Stanall and Thion Olwn and Mrs Ida A Stan wed at A Zouake residence 321 Perkina avenue with about 60 guests. Rev W L Van Nuys officiated. Newlyweds to reside at Mire Olwen’s corner Bluff and Thompson streets. Also notes Dole returns to Portland after two months with Architect C E Troutman. Mrs Watson sells dwelling to M S Lantz for 175. cottage to be rented. Watson now owns most Umatilla county realty.
Rigby Family Trip Aims Alberta Move From Spokane
W T Alber reports that W T Rigby travels to Spokane this morning with plans to join his father Rev G W Rigby and brother Arthur at Clairsholm Alberta in a few days. Clairsholm lies about 960 miles northeast of Spokane and the family expects to settle in that country.
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Alber
W. T. Rigby
Spokane
Rev
G. W. Rigby
Arthur
Clairsholm
Alberta
Rigbys
Eirby Moves to Kelso to Join Brother-in-Law in Drawing
George Eirby relocates to Kelso to partner with brother-in-law H B Mullen in the drawing business. They previously worked together in Springfield Missouri before heading west. Mullen was a guest of Erby for about a month after arriving in July.
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Kelso
George Eirby
Kelso, Ward
H. B. Mullen
Springfield
Mullen
Erby
Ella Conroy Plans to Teach in Kititas County
Max Ella Conroy will travel to Ellensburg to teach in Kititas county this coming winter. She had planned to study in Ogden Utah but a vacancy in Kititas schools due to a friend’s illness changed her plans. Wall Petition for Street Grade on Main Street. A petition by property owners on Main street between Webb and Alta Streets asks the city council to raise the grade four inches as the street lies below the line on the rest of the street.
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Washington
Max Ella Conroy
Ellensburg
Kititas County
Ogden
Utah
Kititas
Will Move to Town
Charles Hein, a noted Tutu fila farmer, has relocated his family to town and plans a $2000 seven room cottage on his Bluff and Star Street property near BE L. Smith’s residence in the south hill district.
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Charles Hein
Bluff and
Star Street
BE L. Smith
South Hill
Lamb market briefs show rising prices for coarse sheep
Market notes indicate coarse lambs are well fattened and selling around 1.75 dollars, with expectations for higher prices as the market progresses into the Pourchas era. Strong demand from buyers supports a positive outlook for these livestock prices.
Christian Scientists Meet At Mrs Voge Home
The Christian Scientists opened their season with a lively gathering last Sunday at 606 Post Street, hosted by Mrs. A L Voge. Attendees showed unusual vigor and interest, signaling a profitable season ahead.
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A. L. Voge
Post Street
If You're Sick Try Stomach Bitters Before Meals
Slogan style ad copy urging readers to use dose or morer ter's Stomach Bitters before each meal and at bedtime. Claims cures for poor appetite insomnia indigestion dyspepsia constipation malaria and female complaints. Warns to avoid substitutes and try a bottle for yourself.
Trespass Verdict Over Reserve Sparks Boundary Debate
Wreen County sheepish owner Wakellig of Hake Owen fined 4275 for trespass on Warm Spring reservation, as Indian police and Superintendent Kirk push survey to fix boundary. Indians seek clear line to end ongoing clashes with whites over land while Washington grocers plan a state convention in Bellingham on September 29.
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Wreen County
Mtr
Wakellig
Hake Owen
Kirk
Madras
Washington Grocers
Bellingham
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