Girl From the Golden West Ends at Oregon Theatre
The Streeter Bryan company completes a third night of the western drama at the Oregon theater tonight. Tomorrow the bill shifts to The Slave Girl or Little Alabama with Miss Bryan in the title role. A matinee is set for Saturday with prizes for a boy and girl holding lucky numbers. a football is promised to the winner.
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Oregon
Golden West
Streeter- Bryan
Alabama
Miss Bryan
The Urgency of Early Cold Treatment
The message urges immediate action at the first signs of a cold to prevent deepening illness. Delaying care can extend duration and increase discomfort, so start treatment promptly.
Play and reception for children at stage event
A dog will visit the fortunate little girl. A reception to the children will be held on the stage by Miss Bryan following the play.
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Miss Bryan
James Sturgis Named Manager of Company L Basketball Team
James Sturgis was elected manager of the Company L basketball team at a post drill meeting. He will also serve on the executive committee to organize games for the Winslow cup. Attendance at drill was high as the unit grows in discipline and readiness. A bi weekly non commissioned officers school and a delinquency court follow each drill.
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James Sturgis
Company L
Miller Loses 7 Dollars in Crescent Saloon Hold Up
Russell Miller from Cove Union County was robbed of seven dollars while at the Crescent saloon last night. Kasper Clinton was arrested and jailed, charged with the crime. Miller appeared intoxicated. his pocketbook vanished. Clinton fled the saloon but was pursued and captured uptown. Miller’s empty pocketbook was found near Main Street.
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Russell Miller
Cove
Union County
Crescent
Kasper Clinton
Miller
Clinton
Clinton 8 Preliminary Hearing Held in Ponce Justice Court
Today Clinton 8 faced a preliminary hearing before Justice Joe Parkes in Ponce. His ball was fixed at 250 dollars, which he could not furnish. Bert Newton is being held as a witness against Onten.
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Clinton
Justice of the Ponce
Joe Parkes
Bert Newton
Onten
Davidson Norris Wedding in Presbyterian Parsonage
Davidson and Miss Susan E. Norris were united in marriage yesterday afternoon at the Presbyterian parsonage by Rev. W. Th Van Nuys. Both couples hail from Helix area. The groom is son of G. W. Davidson and the bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Norris of Helix. They will reside at Vansycle.
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KE. R. Davidson
Susan E. Norris
Presbyterian Parsonage
W. Th van Nuys
Helix
G. W. Davidson
Ed Norris
Vansycle
Alba Post Office Renamed to Albee on Camas Prairie
The Camas prairie small post office formerly named Alba is now officially Albee after correction. Named for pioneer resident W H Al Bee who once lived nearby, the change corrects the long standing misspelling.
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Camas Prairie
Alba
Albee
W. H. Albee
Helix School Sends Charity Donation to Portland
Helix school has forwarded 4.25 to Superintendent Welles for transmission to the Portland Institution in response to aid requests for the Boys' and Girls' Aid society. It is the first county school to respond, with more likely before Christmas.
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Helix Children Charitable
Boys’ and Girls’ Aid Society
Helix
Welles
Portland
Rip Roaring Farge Coming to Pendleton Theater
Streeter-Bryan Company to assist in January production as all stock is disposed. A military extravaganza by company L of the third regiment O N G is planned for mid January at Oregon theater with Morrie B. Streeter and Miss Bryan. Committee of seven led by Dan P. Smythe to direct. Burlesque acts, music, and new stunts promised. aims for a distinct local spectacle unlikely to resemble former productions.
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Streeter-Bryan Company
Third Regiment O. N. G
Morrie B. Streeter
Miss Bryan
Streeter
Dan P. Smythe
EB. B. Aldrich
Oliver
Drake
Paslay
Cargill
Farnsworth
Oregon Theater
Idea
Pendleton
Kansas City Favored for National Convention
Washington reports Kansas City is favored to host the Republican national convention at the River and Harbor Congress. Attendees at the Willard Hotel heard speeches by Secretary Root Ambassador Jusserand and Senator Newland on river improvement and related topics. Meanwhile, La Patrie the runaway airship was found on a farm near St Ballia in Ireland and the Powers murder case moves to the crime scene with a jury taken to Georgetown.
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Washington
Dec
New Willard Hotel
Root
Ambassador Jusserand
France
Newland
London
la Patrie
St. Ballia
Ireland
Belfast
Georgetown
Powers
Goebel
Market Improves in Early New York Trading
The New York market posted a firmer tone with a strong close as traders reported improved sentiment across sectors. The turn higher followed cautious early moves, with gains broadening into late trading.
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New York
Cold Spring Bridge Accepted and Other County Bridges
County officials announce the Cold Spring bridge over the Cold Spring check is complete on concrete abutments at a cost of 1500 dollars. Work has begun on the McKay Creek bridge south of Pendleton, described as large and important, with a 7 foot span and two 17 foot approaches on permanent concrete abutments. Steel frames for the Echo bridge have traveled from Cheyenne and will be installed soon as the county court commits to making Echo a permanent structure with solid foundations to resist high water.
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McKay Creek
Horace Walker
A. E B. Ehberhart
Esterday Bridge Company
Holdman
Walker
Esterday Company
Cold Spring
Pendleton
Echo
Cheyenne
Carried Jail Away From St. Regis Railroad Car
A jail and its prisoners were stolen from St. Regis and placed in a improvised box car. Deputy Tissue had left to Middleton and the car was hitched to a freight train, carrying hoboes drunks and vagrants toward an unknown destination on the Northern Pacific line.
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St. Regis
Northern Pacific Railroad
Payls
Mullan
Idaho
William Tissue
Tissue
Middleton
Traveling agent’s expense bill mixup with a witty reply
An O R N traveling agent sent in a monthly expense, then received a wire saying the report was lost and to send a duplicate. Without a copy he submitted a second from memory. A letter followed asking which total was correct, and he replied by wire that the larger amount was right.
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O. R. & N. Company
Tost
Portland Oregonian
Sheriff Haviland Orders Touchet Depot Station Alarm
Sheriff Haviland serves notice from the state railroad commission to the O. R. & N. company requiring erection of a depot building and assignment of an agent operator at Touchet within 60 days. The action is issued in Walla Walla Bulletin coverage.
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Haviland
State Railroad Commission
Touchet
Walla Walla
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