New Round-Up Prize Saddle Completed by Hamley Co
The fall Round-Up wild horse race prize saddle, crafted by Hamley & Co Pendleton, features hand carved wild west scenes and silver and gold inlays. Built by F J McMonies with Miguel Morales metalwork, the piece bears a 1911 Round-Up inscription and is exhibited locally before travels to Portland and other cities.
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Hamley & Co
Hamley
F J. McMonies
Miguel Morales
Pendleton
Ore
Oregon Corona Colt
Bng
Portland
Hugh Kirkpatrick Visited by Father from La Grande
Hugh Kirkpatrick of the Working Men's Clothing Store is visiting with his father W. Kirkpatrick of La Grande. The elder Kirkpatrick left last evening for Spokane and the east on a travel run.
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Hugh Kirkpatrick
W. Kirkpatrick
la Grande
Spokane
Pendleton News Briefs: Marriage License and Birth
A marriage license was issued yesterday afternoon to W. H. Wallingford and Susan Beaumont. A son was born yesterday evening at St. Anthony's hospital to Air and Mrs. William Rierdon of Hermiston, formerly Pendleton residents. Sunday services at 11 am at First Poplar Church in Pendleton will be led by Rev. W. H. Rahme of Pomeroy Washington. his sermon topic to be announced with an open invitation to all.
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W. H. Wallingford
Susan Beaumont
St. Anthony's Hospital
William Rierdon
Hermiston
Pendleton
Rierdon
W. H. Rahme
Pomeroy
Wash
Durant couple sells 258 acres near Freewater for 13000
A. K. Durant and wife Margaret transfer title to George W. Hulick for 258 acres located three miles north of Freewater at 13 000 dollars, about 500 dollars per acre, signaling rising value of fruit land in the east end.
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A. K. Durant
Margaret Durant
George W. Hulick
Freewater
East End
Rosa B. Coppinger Files Divorce Suit in Echo
Rosa B. Coppinger sues J. W. Coppinger for divorce after a short marriage. The petition states marital relations were unhappy. Lowell and Winter represent the plaintiff as attorneys.
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Rosa B. Coppinger
Echo
J. W. Coppinger
Lowell & Winter
Furnish Will Exhibit At Morrow County Fair
W J Furnish, a prominent west end promoter, will exhibit at the Morrow Umatilla county fair this fall. The display will be independent of Stan Field’s project. The arrangement was confirmed after Secretary Fite Gerald received a call requesting space reservation.
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Furnish
W. J. Furnish
West End
Morrow-Umatilla
Stanfield
Fite Gerald
Police Court proceedings in town this morning
M Madden appeared before Police Judge Fitz Gerald charged with being drunk and Fred Sigurd charged with being disorderly as well as drunk. Both pleaded not guilty and will be tried this afternoon. Two other men were arrested for disorderly conduct and are out on bail until their trial tomorrow morning.
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M. Madden
FitzGerald
Fred Sigurd
Lyman Rice Injured Jumping From Freight Train
Lyman G. Rice of this city, son of Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Rice, spent his vacation as a timekeeper for an O W BR N construction crew and is temporarily unfit for work after a sprained ankle and broken nose from jumping from a moving freight train near Hilgard Wednesday evening.
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Lyman Rice
Lyman G. Rice
G. M. Rice
Hilgard
Owner of Coin Is Found After Publicity
H J Burnham of Umatilla identified coins found on a hobo by local officers. The owner’s house had been ransacked earlier in the week and several items were taken. John Miller, who was found with the coins, is being held.
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H. J. Burnham
Umatilla
John Miller
Penlands at Cascadia Letter from Penland reports hundreds at Santiam resort
L B Penland and relatives camp at Cascadia about fifty miles east of Albany report about 500 people at a Santiam resort seeking Round-Up posters for Pendleton's wild west show. He says he is improving in health and expects to return home next month. Police court matters mention Cooks fined and bound over, and several youths sent to the grand jury.
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Edward Miook
Josephine Cook
Finkle Grover
Colling Thyner
Charley Comer
Ceurt
Thiers
Grand
Esther
Mom
Wastile
Duntile
Presbyterian Minister Milnes Arrives For Local Church
Rev Frank J Milnes newly elected Presbyterian minister arrived by train from the east this morning and lodged with Mrs E Harper on South Main street He preached here last spring and was warmly received He will preach his first regular sermon on September 3 Tomorrow he plans a grouse hunt with Judge J W Maloney.
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Frank J. Milnes
Presbyterian Church
E. Harper
South Main Street
Milnes
J. W. Maloney
Hunters Return After Slaughter Near Meacham Creek
A party of eight hunters led by Chief of Police Tom Gurdane returned home last night with their game sacks filled with feathered denizens. The group included Teddy Houseworth, Sam Miller, R. W. Fletcher of Pendleton, Fi Waters and y Sheckhess of Meacham, James Preston and J. Co. '"oller, residents along Meacham Creek. Headquarters were at the camp of the latter two men, one a sheepherder and the other a govern-
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Tom Gurdane
Chief Gurdane
Teddy Houseworth
Sam Miller
R. W. Fletcher
Pendleton
Fi Waters
Y Sheckhess
Meacham
James Preston
J. Co
Oller
Meacham Creek
Trapper Report Details Mountain Hunts and Vigilant Patrols
The narrative describes hunts across Strawberry, Huckleberry and Black mountains with good success. Deputy game warden Zoller and Vigilant patrols during the closed season are highlighted. The police chief, the party’s only foot traveler, claims to have seen the largest buck but lets it go free due to law respect and nearby enforcement.
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Zoller
Grand Jury Reopens McNamara Dynamiting Probe
The grand jury again probes the McNamara dynamiting case by calling San Francisco witness Mrs. Ingersoll and her husband, D H Ingersoll, and detective John Harrington. Eugene Clancy may appear next week. District Attorney Fredericks reports Walter Drew denies any plan to send outside lawyers.
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San Francisco
Los Angeles
McNamara
D. H. Insersor
D. H. Ingersoll
John S. Harrington
Eugene Clancy
John D. Fredericks
Walter Drew
National Directors' Association
New York
Drew
W. J. Burns
Erectors’ Association
Burns
New Books for Girls and More Arrive at Library
A list of newly received titles includes Aldrich Marjorie Daw Allen Kentucky Cardinal Af termath Andrews Perfect Tribute Bosher Mary Cary Browning Pied Piper of Hamlin Dickens David Copperfield Gaskell Crawford Grumdy Hazel of Heatherland Hawthorne Scarlet Letter Merideth Lucile Stein Gabriel and the Hour Book Twain Prince and Pauper Also Miss Gibbie Gault Crockett Love's Young Dream Norton Garden of Fate Reed Sign of the Jack o Lantern Seattle Aug 13 A man registered as B F Wilson of Milwaukee was found dead in a First Avenue hotel room with a self-inflicted gunshot wound a revolver nearby the coroner notified Milwaukee police.
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Aldrich
Marjorie Daw
Allen
Kentucky Cardinal
Andrews
Perfect
Bosher
Mary Cary
Browning
Pied Piper of
Hamlin
Dickens
David Copperfield
Gaskell
Crawford
Hazel of
Heatherland
Hawthorne
Merideth
Lucile
Stein
Gabriel and the Hour
Twain
Seattle
First Avenue
B. F. Wilson
Milwaukee
Milwaukee Police
Three Wives And Not Yet 30 In Richords Life
Floyd Richards of Springfield Ohio has married three times in eight years and is 29. His first two wives are alive with divorces. his third wife, 25, formerly Nannie Pierce, has also been married twice. Richards believes the third marriage will be lucky.
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Young Richards
Springfield
Ohio
Floyd Richards
Nannie Pierce
Richards
Steamer Saturnia Collision Report North Atlantic
Aug 15 Boston reports that the steamer Saturnia bound from Montreal to Glasgow appears to have collided with an iceberg about 175 miles from the coast. The incident may involve damage and requires further inquiry into passenger safety and ship status.
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Boston
Saturnia
Montreal
Glasgow
Frisco Boosters Travel by Special Train to Astoria
A special train carrying Frisco boosters from San Francisco passed through Portland on August 18 en route to the Centennial at Astoria. The group will return to Frisco tomorrow and be entertained, then depart for San Francisco tomorrow night.
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Frisco Boosters
Astoria
Portland
Ore
San Francisco
Sullivan Confesses to Murder in Weeks Case
Portland August 18. James Sullivan, tracked for 18 months by Herman Weeks, is jailed charged with killing Thomas Weeks in Kansas City in May 1910. Sullivan says he acted in self defense, per police.
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Portland
Ore
the Pollow
James Sullivan
Thomas Weeks
Kansas City
Herman Weeks
Sullivan
Weeks
Water System Upgrade in Lostine Nears Finish
The Lostine water project in Wallowa County has reached $15,000 in costs and is moving toward completion with a target date of September 15. The effort aims to improve local water supply, with contractors advancing toward finalize the new well and infrastructure.
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Wallowa Sun
Lostine
Ballads Snow Liniment for Pain Relief
Advert reads a cooling draft remedy claim, touts Ballads Snow Liniment as the best pain reliever for stiff neck and sore back. It lists pricing 250 500 and 1.00 per hottie and credits Boll by A C Koeppen & Brothers.
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A. C Koeppen & Brothers
Saturnia reported moving east of Belle Isle
Wireless message last night stated the Saturnia was proceeding east of Belle Isle, with a pickup noted on Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock.
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Belle Isle
Mirza Assassinated in Tehran Uprising News
Mohamed Ali Mirza, the former shah who had just returned from exile in Russia and led a bid to reclaim the throne, is reported assassinated in Tehran. The last update described him in flight after government troops crushed his forces north of Firuzkuh.
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Teheran
Mohamed Ali Mirza
Russia
Mirza
Firuzkuh
Star Theatre Owner Buys Ropal Theatre
G L Lemanaki owner of the Star theatre in North Bend has purchased the Ropal theatre in Marshfield, expanding his chain of movie houses.
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G. L. Lemanaki
Star Theatre
North Bend
Marshfield
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Standard Grocery Company Inc
Frankygara
Bernard O'Gara
Truas
Pendleton Firm of Saddlers
Association of Amusement Promoters
Anned
Ars
Gray Bros. Grocery
Newsy
Court and Johnson Sts
Library Notes
Toeburg
Walter L. Allen
Aura
Pendleton, Ore
North Beach
T. J. Potter
Ash Street Dock
Hassalo
Oregon-Washington Railroad & Navigation Company
Oregon
Wm. McMurray
Dale
Rothwell
Optometrist
W. E. Hanscom
Main St
Pendleton Dye Works
Phone Main
Alta
Royal M.sawtelle Jeweler
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