New Cashier For American National Bank Named
J B McCook has been selected as cashier to succeed T G Montgomery at the American National Bank Pendleton. McCook, formerly cashier of the State Savings Bank of Fredericksburg Iowa, recently disposed of his controlling interest and will assume duties at once. Montgomery plans to move to Portland. The bank ranks second in the state and enjoys strong local confidence alongside the First National Bank of Baker City. President W S Thompson and Vice President F E Judd will continue overseeing bank affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American National Bank
J. B. Mcclook
State Savings Bank of
Fredericksburg
Iowa
T. G. Montgomery
McCook
Pendleton
American National
Montgomery
E. C. McCook
Kupera & McCook
Portland
Nu- Hong Bank
Baker City
Postal Savings Bank
W. S. Thompson
F. E. Judd
Miller Hurt As Horse Kick Breaks Arm
George L. Miller of the Meyer Falls Avery stable suffered a fracture of the right arm between the wrist and elbow when kicked by a horse in Meyers Falls Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meyers Falls
Wash
George Ll. Miller
Meyer Falls
Avery
Who Will Lecture in the Christian Church Sumday and Monday Evenines
A historical notice announces lectures at the Christian Church on Sunday and Monday evenings. The speaker lineup remains to be announced, with the program likely focusing on doctrinal discussion and moral instruction.
Library seeks 25 books popular with boys ages 12 to 15
A request to New York City children's room officials asked for a list of 25 fiction titles favored by boys aged 12 to 15. The Penticton Public Library has 40 of the listed works including Dickens Oliver Twist, Doyle Sherlock Holmes, Twain Tom Sawyer and Huck Finn, Verne Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea, Kipling Captain Courageous, Dumas Count of Monte Cristo, and Stevenson Treasure Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brary
New York City
Penticton Public Library
Pendleton Boys
Aldrich
Barhour
Behind
Harbour
Camp—The Substitute
Cooper—The Spy
Deefee
Robinson Oriypeoe
Dickens
Oliver Twist
Doyle
Sherlock Holmes
Dumas
Ipiste
Grinhell
Jack Among the
Kiplinse
Captains Corageous
Plye
Robin Hand
Scott
Itvanhoe
Stevenson—Kinnaped
Stevenson
Treasure Dslanil
Twain
Huckleverry Finn
Tom Sawyer
Verne
Bakersfield Prepares Largest Chicken Farm Venture
Harrison J Street of Fremont Nebraska, owner of several ble chicken farms, is in Bakersfield planning to buy about 120 acres east of the city to establish one of the nation’s largest chicken farms. He aims to import about 1500 chickens to start and make Bakersfield a principal distributing point for other holdings due to ideal climate and sun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bakersfield
Cal
Harrison J. Street
Fremont
Neb
Iowa
Nebraska
Brakeman dives to save drowning boy in canal rescue
In Catasauqua Elmer Tring a brakeman on a moving ore train plunged fifty feet into the canal to save 14 year old Pat Paul Keefer who had cramps and slipped from a crowd. Keefer was rescued unconscious but revived after being rolled on a barrel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lad
Catasauqua
Pat
Paul Keefer
Empire Steel and Tron Company
Elmer Tring
Kuefer
Trine
Keefer
Newsy Notes of Pendleton Child Born at Riverside
A twelve pound son was born Thursday to the wife of Mr. Nelson at Riverside. Both mother and baby are reported well. Mrs. Otto Hohbach was admitted to St. Anthony's hospital after a fall and is being treated for typhoid fever. A hunting party including Harl Coutts, Jim Estes, and Lyt McDevitt plans a Meacham grouse trip with new shotguns. The riding and driving club matinee at Round-Up is set to repeat last week's success. Jack Mitchell, Ore ton theater manager, is recovering from surgery and expected back soon. An intoxicated man was picked up on Milin Street and jailed. Col J. W. Raley could not attend Astoria due to a condemnation suit but sent his address for reading. A suit vase was stolen from Horseshoe restaurant, with the thief not yet traced, leaving a stranger in the city stranded and telegraphing for cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oo. Nelson
Riverside
Dre
Horseshoe
Kearney Resumes Duties as Pendleton Police Officer
John Kearney, the efficient night officer of the Pendleton police, ends a weeklong vacation due to Hiness and will reopen his duties this evening. On Monday he will serve as acting chief as Chief Gurdane and Sheriff Taylor depart with Fi Waters Teddy Houseworthy and John C. Zoller for a two week grouse hunting trip in the mountains.
Stewart sues for promissory notes payment
C B Stewart files a suit to collect two promissory notes from BE H Kidder and wife alleged to be signed February 21 1910. One note payable to Stewart and the other to J F Brown both for 129 04 with interest bringing the total to about 295 50 plus an extra 50 sought. Peterson and Whoe are the attorneys for the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Stewart
BE. H. Kidder
J. F. Brown
Peterson
Farmer Frank Michaels to Exhibit Thoroughbreds at Fair
Frank Michaels of Pilot Rock announces plans to exhibit his best cattle and horses at the fall fair. He aims to show prize stock and boost the livestock exhibit, a move welcomed by directors eager to feature strong entries this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Michaels
Pilot Rock
Gerald
Michaele
Mrs Wheeler’s Update on Lester Swaggart’s Condition
A letter from C B Wheeler to Mrs C B Wheeler and Dr J Smith reports Lester Swaggart improving in New York. Dr Smith could leave him briefly while Wheeler visited Ohio relatives. Wheeler plans to leave New York in about two weeks. Swaggart may be discharged by a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. 8. Wheeler
Lester Swaggart
C. 8 Wheeler
Cr. J. Smith
New York
Suit Seeks Lien On Crop To Satisfy Claim
Lidwall, by Bailey & Berry, sues W. S. Lindsey and James Johns alleging harvest of 100 acres between July 31 and August 5. claims for $260 due. He seeks a lien on the crop and its sale to discharge the lien, and contends Johns holds a lien inferior and secondary to his claim.
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Lidwall
Bailey &Erry
W. S. Lindsey
James Johns
Johns
New deputy warden Averill reports grouse shooting notices
Ila county deputy game warden F Averill is kept busy by reports of grouse violations before the season opens. He covers far eastern areas one day and the Meacham district the next as the season begins across sections of the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Averill
Ila County
Meacham
Averill
Season opens Tuesday with five birds daily limit
The season opens Tuesday and runs until October 1. A deputy game warden will enforce the limit to prevent hunting over the smilt, which is five birds per day.
Friedman's Baby Dies In Portland Tragedy
A be reaved father telephoned today to report the death of a baby boy born Thursday to Mr and Mrs Jerome Friedman in Portland. No further details were available at this time. Pedestrians watch two large steel girders moved for the Main street bridge, each weighing 6000 pounds and hauled on flat cars along a temporary track. The progress exceeded expectations and banker E T Wade may lose a bet about reaching First National Bank corner by 6 o'clock. Round-Up Shooter Red Peret visits Pendleton with W R Rhinehart, touring for Peters Cartridge Co. He recently performed in Seattle Potlatch and Hermiston, later invited to shoot rabbits. Peret plans to continue east for the Round-Up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sie Gieders
Main Street
Pedecetrians
Matin Street
E. T. Wade
First National Bank
Red” Peret
Peters Cartridge Co
Pendleton
W. R. Rhinehart
Marshall-Wells Company
Porthind
Oregon
Seattle
Hermiston
Peret
Auto Accident Claims Life Of T A Shoemaker In Portland
A man identified as T A Shoemaker was killed when his car veered off the viaduct to the Oregon landing near Portland yesterday evening. The tragedy occurred as the vehicle plunged from the bridge, with authorities noting no further injuries among other parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
T. A. Shoemaker
Oregon Landing
Ferry collision near Vancouver injures wagon occupant
A Vancouver ferry collided with a wagon injuring the wagon occupant. Shoemaker's companion Elmer Mitchell was unharmed. The machine's occupants are alleged to have been influenced by liquor.
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Vancouver
Shoemaker
Elmer Mitchell
Congressman Loudenslager Dies in Camden Campaign Collapse
Camden N J August 12 Congressman Loudenslager died today at Paulsboro after a general breakdown caused by campaigning. The death ends a long political career representing the district in Congress.
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Camden
N. J
Loudenslager
Paulsboro
Campaigoing
Harmless Way to Darken Hair with Sage and Sulphur
An advertisement extols sage and sulphur as the best remedy for hair and scalp troubles including premature grayness. It highlights Wyeth Chemical Company’s Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy sold for fifty cents by Pendleton Drug Co with a money back guarantee if it fails to meet representations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyeth Chemical Company of
New York
Wyyeth
Pendleton Drug Co
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Standard Grocery Company Inc
FRANK #GARA
Bernard O'Gara
T G. Montgomery
J. B McCook
Our City
Umatilla
Jensen Creamery Company
Pendleton, Oregon
Bianchard Rutter
J. A. Brown
California
Boy
Newport
Yaquina Bay
Washington
Idaho
Any & P
WM. McMurray
Newsy
Otto Hohbach
Otto Hobhbach
Hough
St. Anthony's Hospital
Hertinh Meters
Harl Coutts
Jim Estes
Lyt McDevitt
Mr Keaily
Riding and Driving Club
Jack Mitchell
J. Mitchell
Oreton Theater
Milin Street
Guridane
Kearney
Hin
Bastile
Col. Kaley
J. W. Raley
Oregon Development League
Astoria
Keefe
Lester Swaggart Siii
Phone
Malin
Alta Street
Dale
Rothwell
Optometrist
W. E. Hanscom
Madam Bloom
Water St
Pendleton’s Popular
St. George Hotel
Pendleton Dye Works
Alta
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