Christian Brotherhood to Reorganize Umatilla Mission School
The Christian Brotherhood plans to reorganize the Umatilla Reservation Catholic Mission school with Urban and Euphronius in charge. Open Sept first Monday, attendance expected to rise. The high school grade known as the above class resumes, likely boosting enrollment. pupils have relied on Chemawa or other schools. Brother Urvan, an organist and bandmaster, will form a brass band using old instruments and new purchases, aiming for 10 members at start.
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Catholic Mission
Umatilla
Christian Brotherhood
East Oregonian
Urban
Euphronius
Mission School
Chemawa
Tve
Brother Urtvan
Campbell Divorce Granted
Mary S Campbell is granted a divorce from Edwin F Campbell on neglect and cruel treatment. By mutual agreement the husband must pay the plaintiff 6000 dollars, and she relinquishes all her right and title to real property.
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Mary S. Campbell
Edwin F. Campbell
Campbell divorce case details dispute over property rights
The Campbells case in Portland involves joint property in the Butter Creek country, ownership of 2000 sheep, and a steam launch. Peter F. West, attorney for the plaintiff, submitted a stipulation of the property settlement to Circuit Judge W. KR. Ellis, with the matter held under advisement. The original complaint alleged unlawful relations, but that charge was dismissed. subsequent filings accuse the husband of neglect and cruel treatment.
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Butter Creek
Portland
Ore
Peter F. West
W. KR. Ellis
Campbells
Calverts in Court Demurrer in Child Wife Case
Alma Calvert sues for absolute divorce from Lyle R. Calvert alleging cruel treatment and underage wife. The defense files a demurrer claiming facts are insufficient while noting the husband’s majority issues. Separate notes mention Cr. F. Dixon returning from Tweedy place to set up new combines and Holt company farming assignments.
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Boy Huaband
Alma Calvert
Lyle R. Calvert
Nellie M. Richmond
Cr. F. Dixon
Voluza
Cal
Tweedy Place
Cayuse
Mr. Dixon
Holt Company
Walla Walla
Palouse
Lewiston
Oregon Information Call Sparks Librarian’s Busy Day
Secretary J F Robinson of the Commercial Association reports daily East inquiries about Oregon. Librarian Nye remains busy replying with Pendleton newspaper information. Antone Nolte served a feast of fresh oysters from Shoal Water Bay at Peoples Warehouse. Concrete flooring is being laid in the basement as interior alterations at Peoples Warehouse near completion. Songas Born in Pendleton to George Wintzier and wife of Stage iGuich today.
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Oregon
J. F. Robinson
The
Commercial Association
Nye
Pendleton
Antone Nolte
Shoal Water Bay
Peoples Warehouse
Peoples Warehone
Songas
George Wintzier
iGuich
Hearing on Writ of Review for O R N Co in Umatilla County
Arguments before State Circuit Judge W R Elie on the Oregon Railroad and Navigation Company tax assessment in Umatilla County. Assistant counsel Arthur Spencer argues for the railroad while District Attorney G W Phelps and James A. Fen handle the county's position. Proceedings focus on the adequacy of assessor description and the legal procedure for the writ.
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Co. FR
Board of Equalization
Umatilla County
W. R. Ellie
Arthur ©. Spencer
Rairoad
G. W. Phelps
James A. Fen
Douney
Oregon Railroad & Navigation Company
Elia
Rill Road
Spencer
Spencer Lasek
Phelps
Heppner
Yeroh Pendleton
Portland
Gebhardt Faces Civil Harvest Bill Dispute
Deputy Sheriff served Weston morning sun mone in a civil suit by Carlisle Brothers against farmer P. Gebhardt for a $100 harvesting bill. Gebhard allegedly blocked entry with dogs and a rifle, forcing Lavender to withdraw. Carlisle party later demanded payment after threshing Gebhard’s grain, claiming they were owed funds for their work.
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Joseph Blakley
Weston
Sun Mone
Carlisle Brothers
P. Gebhardt
Wowton
Sheriff's Office
Carlisles
Gebhard
Pilot Rock Crops Show Better Yields This Season
Reports from Pilot Rock indicate crop quality and yields are higher than recent years. Hay and barley lead with strong weights and good quality, alfalfa heavy in early cuttings but light in the third due to water scarcity. Irrigation struggles in creek bottoms limit full irrigation for several fields.
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Pilot Rock
Curry Under Bonds In Whiskey Case
Butch Curry was under preliminary examination before U.S. Court Commissioner John Halley Jr for furnishing Indians whiskey. Held to await federal grand jury action, bonds set at 250 but unable to meet them. He was moved to Portland to await Multnomah County Jail housing. Deputy Marshal Jacob Proehatel arrested Curry in Athena yesterday and accompanied the prisoner.
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Butch” Curry
United States Court
John Halley, Jr
Federal Grand Jury
Portland
Multgomah County
United States
Jacob Proehatel
Curry
Athena
Contagion Tied to Horse Deaths in Northwest
A disease described as contagion is blamed for losses of work horses near town. Farmer Swank, seven miles northwest, lost two horses last week to an illness hard to diagnose. Elmer Snyder of Cold Springs reported two ill horses that died after a short sickness, labeled a linger by locals.
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Farmer Swank
Elmer Snyder
Cold Springs
Horses Fail to Learn. Coltr Springs Affected
A report from Colt Springs notes horses unable to learn amid a widespread ailment that has lately claimed three work horses. The condition, described as afflicting many horses in the area, hampers farming and daily labor.
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Colt Springs
Third shipment of horses sent to Sylvan Grove Kansas
Colonel J H Wilson prepares to start for Sylvan Grove Kansas with the third band of horses shipped from Umatilla county this summer. The work animals weigh 1000 to 1100 pounds each and are bought from multiple local sellers including Vogel McBroom and Knotts. Western Kansas faces horse scarcity due to strong eastern demand and a large market for fine horses. October return planned for more stock.
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Colonel Wilson
Oregon
J. H. Wilson
Sylvan Grove
Kan
Umatilla County
A. Vogel
Ed McBroom
Pilot Rock
M. L. Fix, Jr
Flutter Creek
Bix
Mia
Romageus
Butter Creek
Walter Lindsey
Silas Williams
Walter Knotts
Kansas
Wilson
Women to Host Ice Cream Social for Mission Work
The women of the M. E. Church South will host an ice cream social on the parsonage lawn tonight to benefit mission work. Ice cream, cake and refreshments will be served, and a large crowd is anticipated with preparations completed for a unique and pleasant event.
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M. E. Ohurch
South
Rebuilding Telegraph Line Between Pendleton and Pasco
The Western Union plans stringing another wire from La Grande to Huntington and installing new poles between here and Pasco. All equipment from Pendleton to Pasco is to be renewed including poles, wires, and paraphernalia.
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Western Union
LA Grande
Huntington
Pasco
Pendleton
Thoroughbred Percheron Recovers From Severe Fevers
The thoroughbred Percheron belonging to Ed Melstrum about seven miles north of town suffered a severe rheumatic fever attack. Dr. Christie attended until full recovery. The five year old horse, noted for its coat, survived the illness after medical care.
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Ed Melstrum
Christie
Ralph Ward Under Bond In Fraud Case
Ralph Ward a Malin street candy dealer is under arrest charged with attempting to defraud creditors in a rental dispute involving Anna M. Marshall for 476. Sheriff T D Taylor took him into custody as he left the train from Walla Walla. He was released on bond of 00. Ward’s store was closed by the sheriff last Saturday and he had left town, prompting Marshall to seek a court order for arrest.
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Nealph Ward
Anna M. Marshall
T. D. Taylor
Walla Walla
Ward
Misa Marshall
Jones to Enter Walla Walla Hospital for Overhaul
Hl G W Jones left for Walla Walla this morning to enter the hospital for general overhaul He suffers with tonsillitis an obscure stomach trouble and is threatened with typhoid fever.
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W. Jones
G. W. Jones
Walla Wallahis
Mr. Jones
New Threshing Outfit for Colt Springs Farmers
Cutler and Johnson of Colt Springs have purchased an entirely new threshing outfit with horsepower. It will be used on Mr. Johnsons farm where about 20 acres of very fine wheat are ready to be harvested.
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Cutler & Johnson
Colt Springs
Johnson
Cattle Health Broadly Good Across County
Cattle across the county appear healthy with only scattered deaths noted. The only losses stem from cattle consuming excessive green alfalfa, a rare incident in the spring period.
Services at Christian Church Begin Next Sunday
Beginning next Sunday services will be held every Sunday at the Christian church with preaching by Rev. N. H. Brooks at Plam and in the evening.
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Christian Church
N. H. Brooks
Immense Wheat Crop Near Cayuse Station
Tom Tweedy farms 2600 acres near Cayuse station and has begun harvest with two combines. Early threshing yields run 36 to 40 bushels per acre as operations proceed.
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Tom Tweedy
Cayuse Station
Tweedy
Temple and White wed in city by Rev Brooks
Ernest M. Temple and Miss Maude Ei White were married Sunday morning by Rev N H Brooks of the Fire Christian church. They plan to reside in Pendleton and a reception for Rev Brooks and his wife will be held Thursday night at the Christian church for friends of the couple.
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Temple-White
Ernest M. Temple
Maude Ei. White
This City
N. H. Brooks
The
Fire Christian Church
Brooks
Christian Church
Sale in Reservation Addition to County Clerk Saling
W R Frey was sold to County Clerk Frank Saling of Block 225 in Reservation addition. The sale price was 2000 dollars. The Wade Real Estate agency handled the transaction.
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Reservation Addition
W. RR. Frey
Frank Saling
Wade Real Estate Agency
Shipp and Castle Married at Baptist Parsonage
Mina Lillie Shipp and George L. Castle of this county were married last evening at the Baptist parsonage with Rev. G L Hall officiating. A marriage license was issued today by County Clerk Frank Saling to the couple.
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Frank Saling
George L. Castle
Lillie Shipp
Expert Collectors Target Pendleton Branch Office
Expert collectors announce a Pendleton branch to handle defunct accounts. They promise no charges, pursue legal actions, and advertise judgments. Firms named include Van Alstine Gordon Co Mercantile Agency H V Lipe Co and Mirgs.
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Pendleton
van Alstine, Gordon & Co
Mercantile Agency
H. V. Lipe & Co
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Oxfords
Dindinger, Wilson & CO
Campbell
Tallman @ Co
Calverts
Commercial National Bank OF
Fh. C. Beach
T. .G. Hailey
L. Thompson, Cauhler
Tak Cage
Gebhardt
Grouchy
Blakely
Peacher
Ralph Ward
OWL
Roosevelt
Boston
Ben
BAER @ DALE
C. C. Berkeley
T. C. Taylo
Cottonwood Street
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