Albee News Notes From August Weather and Local Happenings
Late hay harvests begin as summer fades, stockmen prepare for winter with food storage. Timber claim buyers from Portland map Bridge Creek sites, finding seventy five trees on one claim. Stork brings triplets for William Scott’s Jersey cow. herd now three calves with two daughters and one son. cow praised for butter production. Direct surveyors advance near Albee while Pendleton men travel via Hidachi and Lohman springs with gear and stories of roughing it for a season in southern Oregon.
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Pake
Tibor Trulsere
Portland
Bridge Oreak
Ukiah
Stork
Hidaway Springs
BM Scott
William Scott
Jessie Barker
Weston
Cnlves
Scott
Jersey
Albee
Camus Creek
Mike Fang Arbaghast
Ritter
Grant County
Dartiel
Oregon
Dar
Pastime theatre ads and rentals in local notices
Local notices advertise moving pictures at the Pastime theatre claiming more showings than any other theatre in the city. Also listed are rentable four room cottages and a desirable furnished housekeeping room with gas range and electricity. Properties for sale include a good six room house two blocks from the bridge offered at a snap, with inquiries at the office. Additionally, inquiries for timber and wood, auto stove services, and moving pictures are listed with contact numbers and addresses.
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Rock Spring
Henry Kapittke
Cole
Henry Kopittke
Malin
C. L. Morgan
Lehman Springs
Pendleton Auto Co
Henry
Bluff Street
Kent
Bridge
Parish Disruption at St Josephs as Choirs Sing During Sermon
At St Josephs Catholic Church Chicago a riot of song broke out during Father Payplatz sermon as part of a crowd sang the Pollah national anthem. Police presence cooled tensions though a faction opposed the priest after his year away. They accuse him of misusing $2000 raised for church repairs. he claims receipts exist.
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Chicago
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Father Pyplatz
Father Payplatz
Pendleton Marriage License Granted to Gerrard and Taylor
In Pendleton a marriage license was issued to Frank D. Gerrard and Rena Taylor, both residents of the county. The county reports 989 fishing licenses issued with near 1,000 anticipated by week’s end. In Polson, Montana, Win Connelly, harvesting his wheat crop, plans to finish by Monday and move his outfit to Polson, where his large ranch awaits. his sons are already there overseeing the property.
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Frank D. Gerrard
Rena Taylor
Polson
Mont. Win
Connelly
Mondiy
Montana
Gillland Departs Tomorrow for Denver Meeting
County Judge T P Gilliland leaves tomorrow for Denver to attend the Trans Mississippi congress. After the congress he will visit relatives he has not seen for several years.
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T. P. Gilliland
Denver
Lichmann Jones and Olive C Jones Wed in City Parsonage
Walter P Reimann and Olive C Jones married yesterday at 2 PM in the Baptist parsonage with Rev T E Storey officiating. The couple left for a short trip and will reside on High Street in the city after their return.
Rebuilding Sheds On Hillffetree By Burrows
Fuel dealer Burrows undertakes rapid reconstruction of coal sheds on Hillffetree. The old shed required repairs and enlargement and a large workforce is now at work tearing down and rebuilding the structures.
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Ben
Burrows
Hillffetree
Domestic laundry man J W Van Horn returns to town
J W Van Horn who recently resigned his position at the Domestic Laundry and moved to Medford has returned. He says Medford and southern Oregon are quiet at present and he has not yet decided where he will go to end his travels.
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J. W. van Horn
Medford
Mr. van Horn
Southern Oregon
James Estes to Tour East Before Eagle Lodge Meeting
James JT Estes travels with wife and daughter for a bus tour of eastern cities before attending the Supreme Lodge of Eagles in Kansas City. McIntyre Estate appraised at 16707 dollars with heirs Hugh McIntyre Cassie McIntyre Johnson and Donald MeIntyre's children. Cassie McIntyre Johnson, wife of Mat Johnson, is the chief beneficiary with about 8000 dollars.
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James JT. Estes
Kansas City
Mr. Estes
Supreme Lodge of Eagles
Yates Party Plans Seattle Visit by Water
M R Yates and wife with Gua and Earnest Kistrom plan today to sail from The Dalles to Portland then Seattle to visit the fair. They will be joined by Mr and Mrs J W Chambers of St Louis who have been guests of the Yates family during the summer.
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Seattle
M. R. Yates
Gua
Earnest Kistrom
Dalles
Portland
J. W. Chambers
St. Louis
Yates
Prospective Move From Holdenville Farmer Visits Umatilla
May Locate Here M B Briggs of Holdenville Oklahoma formerly of North Carolina spends several days in Umatilla county as guest of Attorney Will M Peter son of this city Attorneys F Wilson of Athena and Charles W Ray of Freewater. He is a prosperous farmer of the south and will probably decide to move to this part of the country to reside in future.
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M. B. Briggs
Holdenville
Oklahoma
North Carolina
Umatilla County
Will M. Peter
F. Wilson
Athena
Charles W. Ray
Freewater
South
Willl
Pendleton Attorney Returns From California
Attorney J B Perry traveled to Santa Anns California to seek the signature of Jerry St Dennis in the contest of the late Dearre St Dennis will. The will left all property to his wife and the heirs contest the provisions seeking to secure the signature for the petition.
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J.B. Perry
Santa Anns
California
Jerry St. Dennis
Dearre St. Dennis
Pendleton
Justice of the Peace rules in favor in Booker versus Bronson
Justice of the Peace Joe H. Parkes ruled for the plaintiff in the case C. H. Booker versus J. R. Bronson a suit to collect $81.60 on a note. The defendant, a G. R. and N. employee, had his wages attached. An attempt to prove the man supported ill treated parents failed. Raley and Raley defended Bronson while George W. Coutts represented Booker.
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Justice of the Peace
Joe H. Parkes
C. H. Booker
J. R. Bronson
Raley
Beha Suspect Jailed After Beha Hardware Heist
James McCall, one of two men tied to the Lytle hardware store dynamiting, was sentenced by Justice of the Peace Parkes to 60 days. He faced carrying concealed weapons after a revolver was found on him. His father James Braden was arraigned on burglary charges. both men remain in jail under a pretrial hearing.
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James McCall
Lytle
Beha
Justice of the Peace Parkes
Wileyne
Janes Braden
Land Contest Testimony Taken Before Referee Pruitt
Testimony in the Bernard Nagen Hind land contest was taken yesterday before attorney W C E Pruitt, appointed as referees. The inquiry concerns the disputed land claim and the proceedings detail the statements and evidence presented.
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Bernard Nagen Hind
W. C. E. Pruitt
Land Inquires
Heir Fights Umatilla Homestead Battle Over River Claim
A young heiress, Miss Hattice Hagen, aged 18, contests her late father Hagen's homestead on a quarter section along the upper Umatilla River between R C Hager and W J Furnish places. Her lawyers allege she was a minor at his death and unable to complete improvements, seeking final proof on the claim.
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Umatilla
Hager
W. J
Hagen
Hattice Hagen
Undertaker's Hearse Burned by Enemies in Woodburn
In Woodburn Oregon the undertaker Rev J C Gregory's shop burned at 1 90 yesterday morning. The $2700 hearse and stock of coffins were ruined. The rear of the building and some equipment damaged by fire and water. A fuse, blasting fuse and powder found nearby, with a bag of powder. Insurance was $1000 on the building and $1000 on the hearse. The incendiary origin remains unexplained.
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Woodburn
Ore
J. C. Gregory
Teo
Gregory
M. BE
Newberg
Hewig
Temperature Rises to Eight Degrees in La Grande
La Grande records sweltering heat with a daylong rise as the sun blazes over eastern hills. Observers note the thermometer climbs to 78 or higher, marking a dramatic gain from the prior day’s 45 as winds shift with Aeolus.
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LA Grande
Old Sol
Pla Sel
Ehnough
Aeolas
Woratel
Wee
Six Men Die When Federal Tug Nazenscott Founders
Boston August 11 A message reports six men drowned off Cape Ann when the federal tug Nazenscott foundered in heavy seas. The missing include Captain Thomas Evins, Dr Trotter, machinist mate Byfield, Seaman Taylor, and Edwards the white cook. The tug was en route to Boston from Portsmouth and sank instantly after a ble wave struck.
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Boston
Cape Ann
Nazenscott
Thomas Evins
Trotter
Byfield
Seaman Taylor
Edwards
White Cook
Portsmouth
May Sutton Ends Engagement to Harry B Ham
Pasadena report confirms May Sutton and Harry B Ham mutually ended their engagement. Sutton says plans to marry in the fall are off and she will compete in eastern tournaments after defending southern California ties. She dismisses gossip about Ham in Mexico and declines to discuss further details.
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Pasadena
Cal
May Sutton
Harry B. Ham
George Ham
Mexico
Sutton
Ham
California
Long Beach
Newport
German Girl Killed by Chinese Lover
Berlin reports a German variety actress Hoffman was killed by a Chinese lover in Frankfort. The man followed her, argued, and fired three bullets, then killed himself with two more shots. The incident follows sensational coverage of alleged interracial relations in the German press after Elsie Sigel's murder in New York.
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Berlin
Elsie Sigel
New York
Frankfort
Hoffman
Tien Yon
Tien
Ather Apartments
Rag-time tastes among Italians and Germans
Signor Liberat! of a traveling band at the exposition says the common view that Italy and Germany whistle grand opera is mistaken. He argues that both nations favor rag-time, much like Americans.
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Signor Liberat
Italy
Germany
King Edward Amasses Million in Steel Speculation
New York report claims King Edward of England earned over 1 million dollars in a three month steel stock campaign via agents on Wall Street. It notes J P Morgan met the king before the moves and that German royalty also bought American steel stocks, with steel common rising from around 50 dollars to 76 dollars.
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New York
United States Steel Corporation
King Edward of
England
Wall Street
J. P. Morgan
Edward
Mr. Morgan
Jasup
Edward VII
Albany Democrat Street Paved Front Office Cost 301
The Albany Democrat notes the street in front of its office has been paved at a cost of 301 dollars. The brief item highlights city action and a civic improvement tied to the newspaper location.
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Albany Democrat
Democrat
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