Death of Angus McDonald in Umatilla County
Angus McDonald died at 4:20 PM after a long illness including Bright's disease and pneumonia. A respected resident since 1881, he died in the care of Rev. Armfield with family present. Funeral in Weston drew large crowds. he was a K of P and Woodmen member, with services at the M E church and burial at Kees Cemetery. He leaves two sisters, three brothers, and many friends, born in Ontario in 1850.
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Mr. McDonald
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Umatilla County
Angus McDonald
Armfield
M. E
W E. Armfield
Stevens Lodge K
Weston
McDonald
Pythian Lodge K. of
Athena
Helix, Pendleton and
Milton
Woodmen of the World
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Canada
Oregon
Umatilla
H. ©. Worthington
Spaulding
Hood River
George
Pullman
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Harvey
Alex
Walla Walla
Grace Hudspeth Granted Divorce After Threats and Cruelty
Grace Hudspeth was granted a divorce from Robert Hudspeth after testimony of threats to kill and cruel treatment. Judge Ellis awarded custody of their three children to Grace while she remains unmarried, with attorney Will M. Peterson representing the plaintiff.
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Will M. Peterson
the Tribune
Ellis
Robert Hudspeth
Omar
Council Proceedings and Appointments at Athena
Judges and clerks were appointed for the Athena city election with John Harden B L Spencer and Willis Bush as judges and A J Bagley and Henry as clerks. The meeting referred Cox McEwen petition for corrugated iron boiling in the rear of a hardware store to the fire and water committee. Froome petition was allowed.
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B. L. Spencer
Willis Bush
A. J. Bagley
Henry Clerke
Athena
Cox & McEwen
J. EB. Vroome
Mr. Froome
Father Recovers Kidnapped Daughters After Four-Year Search
A Boise father finally found his two girls, kidnapped nearly four years ago, after a $3000 hunt that included three and a half years of searching across Oregon. The girls, dressed as boys, were found in Pendleton after being moved through La Grande Meacham Echo and Weston.
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Tfred Marshal
Athena
New Methodist Episcopal Church
Boise
Pendleton
Dan Clifford
Boasie
Ruth
Tom
la Grande
Meacham
Echo
Weiser
Father
O. J. Smith
Grandpa Marshall
G. W. Rigby
L. E. Cook
Here
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Weston
Andis
Pennsylvania
Shexikis
Oregon
Preewater
Marshall
Republicans Meet in Portland on Lincoln's Birthday
The Republican State Central Committee will meet in Portland on Abraham Lincoln's birthday to select the time and place for the next state convention and to appoint delegates. J B Gorden of Umatilla County attends. meeting set for February 12, 1904, in Hamilton Building Room 12 at 10:30 a.m.
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Lincoln
Republican State Central Committee
Abraham Lincoln
Gordane
Umatilla County
Ore
Republican State Central
David Taylor Nominated for Athena Mayor in Unanimous Mass Meeting
A small but enthusiastic crowd at Athena City Hall backed David Taylor as the unanimous choice for mayor. The mass meeting named council candidates T. J. Kirk G W Grow W M Lumpkins and F C Rogers with A B McEwen declining. O G Chamberlain was unanimously tabbed for recorder and David Williams for treasurer. The event followed limited attendance due to church services but proceeded with orderly nominations.
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Athena
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O. G. Chamberlain
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T. J. Kirk
GW. Grom
A. B. Stoner
W. M. Tompkins
F. O. Rogora
A. B. McEwen
A. B. McEwen Was Announced For Councilman. Mr. WeEwen
G. W. Growe
W. M. Lumpkins
David Williamn
Athena Exhibit At Pendleton Public School On Display
Pendleton Tribune reports on Athena public school exhibit bound for the World’s Fair in St Louis. Fifth grade maps show state outlines and world charts drawn from paper pulp with detailed rivers and mountains. staff praise high quality work by Athena pupils and commend teacher Miss Netti Cannon for exceptional pieces. The display includes school photos, grades and instructors, with notable kindergarten work also highlighted.
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Pendleton Tribune
Athena
St. Louis
Pendleton Tribuné
Anya
Oregon
Rolle
South America
Asia
Profesor Nowlin
Mise
Hats Offy in Church Adopted by Pendleton Christian Church
Following agitation in the paper tome Week ago for removing the women from sight in church the Christian church adopts a custom. A placard on the wall near the pulpit reads Ladies will please remove their hats. At service opening every hat comes off and there is no peeking or tiptoeing to view the minister. The notice also references a precious document guiding behavior in the building.
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Pendleton
Thats Io Church
Christiann Chur
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