Guardsmen Seek County Aid For Co L N G In Pendleton
Pendleton Commercial association voices support to Umatilla county for a supplemental halt to state funds for Co L N G. Captain Ferguson notes armory upkeep costs and meager $600 annual state grant leaving $290 for expenses. Resolution asks county court to appropriate about $500 to fix armory and sustain operations.
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Umatilla County
National Guard
Pendleton Commercial Association
J. Ferguson
Co. L
Marion
Clackamas
Clatsop
Ferguson
Commercial Association
Neighbor dispute ends with Baldwin fined in random cattle clash
In Cabbage Hill, Mrs. Mary Paulsen accuses Lucky Baldwin of slapping and abusing her after her dogs chased his cows. Baldwin denies violence, claiming she hurled insults. A jury convicts Baldwin of assault, fining him twenty five dollars and costs, with an appeal filed. An article on seeing a play is noted in the Pittsburgh Gazette Times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cabbage Hill
Umatilla County
Mary Paulsen
Baldwin
Steiner
Robert Clark
Albert Moody
Lars
Joe Parkes
Pittsburgh Gazette-Times
Newsy Notes of Pendleton and County Courts
Regional notes report a light week so far with rainfall totaling .61 inches. A license was granted to Orlando P. West and Mixa Evans of Spokane County. Six suspects were arrested in a bibulous state and fined by Judge Gerald. Elizabeth Topping, former Pendleton librarian, now assists at Salem state library. County Court debated Wild Horse Creek bridge near Athena with no decision yet. Bowlsby remains in serious condition after electrocution scare at home on Atira Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orlando P. West
Spokane County
Washington
Mixa Evans
Mies Topping
Salem
Elizabeth Topping
Pendleton Public
Marvin
State Library Commission
Court House
Athena
Wild Horse Creek
Bowlsby
W. E. Bowlsby
Atira Street
Saloon Ordinance To Be Presented For Passage
At tonight's city council meeting the proposed saloon ordinance will be presented for passage after a late caucus with the mayor city attorney and council members. Officials are nearly agreed on most major points with minor issues remaining.
Pioneer Charles Badeley dies in Walla Walla at sixty
Word came that Charles Badeley a Weston area pioneer died yesterday in Walla Walla after a long illness. He once partnered with Judge Hartman in Weston area farming and later moved to Waitsburg. He was about sixty and survived by his son Dr Elmer Hill and another son Charles Hill who organized the Farmers Educational and Cooperative Union. Ben Hill of Oregon Lumber Co left Waitsburg after learning his father had died suddenly in Wattsburg.
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Charles Badeley
Weston
Walla Walla
Badeley
Judge Hartman
Ben Hill
Oregon Lumber Company
Wattsburg
Wash
Waitsburg
Elmer Hill
Charles Hill
Farmers’ Educational & Co-operative Union
Milton Suit Filed Over Materials For Milton Dwelling
J B Olinger of Milton files suit against J M Freestone and Mrs William Hollingshead and William Hollingshead in Milton County for 147.60 plus 6 percent interest from October 10 1910 and 50 attorney fees. He asks the sheriff to sell the property in question and apply sale proceeds to the judgment. Olinger, a Milton lumber dealer, says the sum is for materials for a dwelling and Freestone claims ownership of land where the house stood. Attorney 8 D Peterson represents the plaintiff.
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Milton
J. B. Olinger
J. M. Freestone
William Hollingshead
William Hollngshead
Saling
Olinger
Milton Lumber
Freestone
D. Peterson
Birth details sought for William R Holton
County records official F W Hendley reports a request from newspaper man William R Holton of Superior Wisconsin asking for his birth place and date. Holton believes he was born in Pendleton Oregon on March 1 2 or 3 in 1884 or the following year to Albert Holton and Charlotte Jane. Local records cover only two years, and physicians offered no clarification.
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F. W. Hendley
William R. Holton
Superior
Wisconsin
Pendleton
Oregon
Albert Holton
Charlotte Jane
Hendley
Marguerite Audoux Wins Paris Book Prize for Marie Claire
Marguerite Audoux, a poor seamstress, is hailed as Paris's proudest girl after her novel Marie Claire is named the season's book. The Concourt Academy awards 31000 francs for originality and significance in the year.
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Marguerite Audoux
Paris
Mile
Audoux
Marie Claire
Concourt Academy
Local Notables Visit on Various Errands
Deeming of Jupiter is here today on a trading trip. Wm. Isaacs visits Pendleton from his McKay Creek ranch. BH. McMillen of Hermiston travels from the project town. C. 3. McNaught arrived by motor from Hermiston. L. B. Reeder, Portland attorney, renews acquaintances. BE. F. Averill, Umatilla Morrow poultry show secretary, works in east end of county. A. B. Mays of Walla Walla, visiting his parents, returns home tonight.
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BE. Deeming
Jupiter
Wm. Isaacs
Pendleton
McKay Creek
BH. McMillen
Hermiston
McNaught
L. B. Reeder
Portland
BE. F. Averill
Umatilla-Morrow County
A. B. Mays
Walla Walla
W. BH. Mays
Boise man R. C. Schmidt arrives from Boise this morning
R. C. Schmidt of Boise Idaho arrived in Boise this morning coming from his home city.
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R. C. Schmidt
Boise, Idaho
Hermiston Retains Mayor Newport in quiet election
Special correspondence from Hermiston Oregon notes a calm election day with polls open from 9 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. The contest for mayor saw Dr M V Turley losing to Ross Newport 89 to 65. Three councilmen were elected: Robert C Todd H A Waterman and Russell Brownell with Brownell reelected. The Water Users Association elected officers Howard T Irvin C S McNaught Frank B Swayze and Geo Upthegrove with a board including Leathers and M Dishon. Meetings may be held twice monthly due to canal divisions.
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Hermiston
Ore
Dee
M. V. Turley
Citizens
Ross Newport
Turley
Newport
Robert C. Todd
H. A. Waterman
Russell Brownell
Brownell
Todd
Waterman
The
Water Users' Association
Association
Howard T. Irvin
C. S. McNaught
Frank B. Swayze
Geo. H. Upthegrove
H. T. Irvin
William Leathers
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Aola
Standard Grocery Co. Inc
Frank O'Gara
Bernard O'Gara
Sec
Treas
East Court Street
W. L. Thompson
Pres
J. T. Lamberth
Sec. Pro Tem
Wonder Store
Newsy
Oriemt
Hale
Fite Gerald
Mornig
Pather
Castoria
Bears
Roosevelt
Boston
E. Court St
Berlin
Orpheum Theatre
Medernach
Mr. Man
Pendleton RO
Workingmen’s Clothing Co
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