Revisions to New Homestead Law Emphasize Residence and Cultivation
Special correspondence from Hermiston notes the secretary of the interior has issued guidance on the new three year homestead law. Key points include six month residence from entry, one five month absence allowance yearly, and required cultivation with planting or seeding for a crop beyond native grasses. Extensions possible for sickness or unavailable cases, with notices filed upon return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hermiston
Ute
Nooe
Church Ceremony and Holy Communion Service Noted
The Church of the Redeemer held a Holy Communion service with prayer and sermon. Mrs. Roy Alexander will collect offerings as part of the ceremony. church officials invite attendance at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Redeemer
Sérvica
Ermon
Roy Alexander Wil
Chirke
Church Services and School Notice in Local Gazette
Christian Selenar announces services at 11 o clock with a morning school at 10. The event includes a leot-seritions talk on Lave and a wedding evening meeting at Sp. m. Reading is today open daily from 2 to 7 m. at El Webb and Johnson streets. All the gerdlilly invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Selenar
Siun- Hay School
Ofelock
Sp. m
Tommer el Webb
Johnson Stiredts
Gerdlilly
Pirst Methodist Services Preview at Webb and Johnseyn Streets
The pastor at Pirst Methodist plans a 12 a.m. sermon on Conformation versus Transformation and an afternoon service at 2 p.m with J. B. Holmes speaking on an Argumentary Favor of the Saloon. Sunday school is at 10 a.m and the Epworth League meets at 7 p.m. You are wanted at the services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pirst Methodist
Webb and
Johnseyn Streets
Vans
Lajon -Servicn
At & P.m
Fee Church
Tey
J. B. Holmes
The
Christian Church
Church Union Service Speakers on Saloons
Minister J. B. Holmes will speak at a city union service held at the Methodist church. He will present "Arguments In Favor of the Saloon" during the special event with other city churches joining for the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Holmes
Presbyterian Church Service Details at Corner Alta and College
At Corner Alta and College streets the Presbyterian congregation holds Sunday school at 10 a.m. and a morning service at 11 a.m. The sermon will be delivered by Rev. J. Timblin formerly from near Pittsburgh, Pa, described as a very able man. Everyone is invited. There is no evening service.
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Presbyterian
Alta
College Streets
J. Timblin
Pittsburg
Aids to Digestion Promises From Chamberlain’s Tablets
A vast amount of ill health is due to impaired digestion and a deranged system when the stomach fails to function. A few doses of Chamberlain's Tablets strengthen digestion, purify the liver, and regulate the bowels, removing the miserable feeling of faulty digestion. For sale by all dealers.
Newsy Notes of Pendleton and Marriage License
Newsy Notes of Pendleton reports a marriage license issued yesterday to Cleveland Pow and Mame Tudding both of the city. Bonds for Thom Osborne dropped from 7000 to 500 with a preliminary read on the bonds. Financial entries show Harry Ries completing reports totaling 1074.67 for the oil month and August 1911 receipts of 1,056.08. Peoples Warehouse accounts and collections figures are noted, with Peterson and Wiles acting as plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Harry Ries
Peoples Warehouse
Sitominet
Xan- Appe Bowman
Peterson and
Wiles
Divorce Decree Granted by Judge G W Phelps
Yesterday afternoon Judge G W Phelps granted a divorce decree between Carnes of Filot stock and his wife Tilan Carnes The decree includes provisions of a $4000 note to the defendant as settlement terms in the split caseload.
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G. W. Phelps Yestupday
Cowgirl Queen at Spokane Roundup
In Fridays Spokane Spokesman-Review a portrait titled Cowgirl Queen appears amid templetuire and Grave Gerflell Houeher notes. The article asks who wrote po drama with the tune and who will present it at the September roundup. Master Fish Warden Clanton sent the morning message about fish cases and a large selection of game and fish species proposed for display by the state through the Tah and game commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Spokesman-Review
Templetuire
Gerflell Houeher
Polf
Vaweird
Oregon
Clanton
Drunken charges faced by Morton and Switsler in court
Morton and Charles Switsler were arraigned this morning before Judge Thonas Fits Gerald on drunkenness charges. The report details the courtroom proceedings and mentions Chief Lowkitny and Stars Chief of Pollen John Woirhney, with interior chatter about sentencing and a Round-up. The piece also briefly notes the display of women’s clothing in show windows and the peculiar behaviors observed in the crowd.
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Morton
Charles Switsler
Thonas
Gerald
Chief Lowkitny
John Woirhney
Uje Low
Ihebe
Cupid Mailed Again in La Grande Marriage Refusal
County Clerk Frank Saling refused to issue a marriage license to a couple from La Grande. A friend prepared the sworn statements but the admission was not completed, ending the couple’s hopes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Saling
la Grande
City Swarms With Harvest Hands Amid Rain
Rain yields a large influx of harvesters into the city with many arriving by the morning train. A temporary layoff is necessary due to the grain being tough. Harvest hands arrive from Juniper and Vansycle country and other areas to spend the weekend in town.
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N. P
Juniper
Vansycle
Leave on horseback vacation from La Grande to Lehman Springs
A group of purity of legal people led by Mr. and Mrs. Leo BD Drake, with Miss Alita Smith, Jack Watson, and Miss Rhea of La Grande, depart this evening by heroos for Pilot Rock and will proceed to Lehman Springs tomorrow. Over the next two weeks they plan mountain excursions on their horses near the springs for an enjoyable trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo BD. Drake
Alita Smith
Jack Watson
Rhea
la Grande
Heroos
Pilot Rock
Lehman Springs
Milton Bank Suit Over Protesting a Note in Milton
p F Kendall sues First National Bank of Milton for 1055.24 claiming bank failed to protest a note given for collection. He says he purchased a mortgage from Nelle Bean via Lows Grant and delivered it to the bank for collection before maturity, alleging directions were ignored and foreclosure proceeds fell short by 1085.34. He seeks reparation against the bank for the loss and denied personal judgment due to bank’s failure to protest.
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P. F. Kendall
First National Bank of
Milton
Nelle W. Bean
Lows Grant
Old National Bank of Spokane
Ford
Heanton
Movs Indicates in Limbo Eu Corry Gnatles Wileon J W
The fragmentary text names Movs and individuals Eu Corry Gnatles Wileon and J W, signaling an unresolved status or unclear report in the source segment. Further readable details are scarce, leaving the exact event or connection between these names unspecified.
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EU Corry
Gnatles
Wileon
J. W
Local Garment Cleaning Offer Promises Fresh Look
An ad proclaims a garment cleaning service that can restore stained or soiled items to look new. It emphasizes convenient street or company service, cheap cleaning, and courteous delivery. Prices are described as reasonable, and customers are urged to entrust garments for swift restoration.
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Gorn
Standard Grocery Company, Inc
O'Gara
Demarg O'Gara
Tress
Wear Land Office
Land Office
Christian
HAY Ranch
C. R. Johnston
Cusick, Wash
Newsy
Pendleton
Thom Osborne
Piliyer
Avis
Colltet
Tri-State League
Wheeler
Alta Street
City Hall
Milton Bank
Suet
Pendleton Cleaning Works
Alta St. Phon
Dale Rothwell
Hanscom
Packard
Pendleton, Oregon
Oregon Theatre
Charles E. Royal Players
tHole-in-the-Wall
Clark’s Grocery
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