Enterprise Wins Overtime Thriller At Noyes rink
Enterprise edged La Grande 11 to 9 in a two game series opener at Noyes rink. Crowe fanned 11 for La Grande and Cryshaw tallied for La Grande despite a bruised finger while Enterprise benefited from Savage and Pace at the plate and a star turn by their catcher. The home team promised lineup tweaks as the crowd savored a high tempo contest.
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William
Childera
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Bilyew
French
Forsythe
Rogers
Scriber
Andrews
Hard Luck for Officers on Westbound Trip
Two army officers en route to Spokane were stranded in Baker City by a westbound train. A special engine from La Grande failed to return until 6 20 PM. They rode a better engine to Pendleton to catch a Spokane connection, despite repeated mishaps.
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la Grande
Pendleton
Baker
Campbell Funeral Held for George Campbell
The funeral for George Campbell was held this afternoon at the family home with Rev. W. H. Gibson of the Baptist church officiating. Interment followed at Masonic cemetery. Campbell, born in Kentucky in 1836, moved to Missouri in the 1850s and came west in 1863 settling near Weston in Umatilla county where he worked in freighting for years.
Vehrs Home Robbed as Thefts Plague Valley
Thieves target the valley area centered on Herman Vehrs. A gold watch and chain belonging to Mrs Vehrs disappeared along with a neighbor’s watch chain and a cake from a pantry. Police alerted pawnshops ready for Vehrs family initials and purchase date marked on the stolen items. A liberal reward is offered for recovered property.
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Herman Vehro
Longtime resident dies. family mourns in city
A local obituary notes the death of a long time resident who arrived with his family about 15 years ago. He leaves a wife and three children aged 18, 16, and 10. He was a faithful member of the Baptist church. Several relatives and friends, including J. T. Lieuallen, George Lieuvallen, and Mrs. Dayton of Athena, and Mrs. W. S. Perry of Pendleton, attend the funeral. T. Lieuallen is described as a brother-in-law of E. G. Adcock.
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Harry
Walter
Maggie
Baptic Church
J. T. Lieuallen
Adams
George Lieuvallen
Mra
Dayton O Athena
Mra. W
Perry
Pendleton
T. Lieuallen
E. G. Adcook
Forestry talk inspires local court gathering
Gran? ccercsir Pajw Viet addressed Local Court Maid Marion No 22 with a history and purposes of forestry. Grand Secretary A B Puletty of Portia sent an official address to members and guests. A special musical program and banquet followed, setting a new committee record before Grand Secretary Dalguy departed for points west.
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A. B. Puletty
Portia
Dalguy
Points West
Evening program at The Electric promises strong acts and laughter
Manager Sherwood announces a regular program change tonight with exceptionally strong numbers. The show offers plenty of laughs and the pictorial dramas are said to be better than average. See the regular page for the updated schedule.
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Sherwood
Sunday closing agitation ends in street fight
Rev. Moore of the Presbyterian church and W. L. Witherell clashed on Main street, drawing in bystanders. All three defendants pleaded not guilty at first, paid fines, and Berry’s charge was withdrawn. Moore’s congregation reportedly supports his action.
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Main Street
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Recorder's Court
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Berry
Wallowa Sun
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