Case 5 Dismissed After Witnesses Testify To Volunteer Fight Wagon Load
Elmer Turner faced charges of aiding and abetting a fight and obstructing officers. Witnesses including W. E. Pruit Fred Taylor O D Sanders and Frank Howard testified Turner hauled a wagon load to the field of battle and back but did not order the fighters to ride. Turner testified he joined to witness the fracas and then returned to the city. The court discharged the case and refunded the ball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Turner
Justice of the Peace
Thomas Foz Gerald
W. EB. C. Pruit
the Tribune
Fred Taylor
Mr. Devis
O. D. Sanders
Frank Howard
Turner
Returned from Vancouver m w Nye Talke entertainingly
W m Nye Talke reports his Vancouver Washington trip and visit to the old home in Vancouver Walls. He describes changes over 25 years, Rip Van Winkle-like revival, Pendleton friends Carter and Golden Rite, and health improvements of his brother Alka. Dillon buys land near Pon Meton and waits on church projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.W. Nye
Columbi River
Washington
Vancouver
Walls
Plains
Tate
Pendleton
Carter
Alka
Columbia River
Robert Prindte
Multomah Falls
Ml Kinide
Trust
West Water
Ao Dillon
Punt
Laege
Dillon
Southern Methodist Church
BEC
Such best Schilling’s Best as the poor would be richer
A terse promotional note highlights Schilling’s Best offerings and a moneyback grocer incentive promising better value for the frugal shopper. The text reads as an old time slogan emphasizing savings and refunds tied to grocery purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schilling
Dr Equi in Portland Te Handles Patient Care
Dr Equi travels to Portland on professional business with return tied to patient progress. The text mentions Covarilation and veronal care, indicating ongoing medical duties and time allocation dependent on the patient’s condition, with Marie Kadi departing for Portland last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Equi
Portland
Marie Kadi
President McCabe in Town for Regional Tour
President Jowph McCabe of the W. and Cf. arrived in the city to inspect the line and review ongoing works. He will continue a general tour before returning home to Walla Walla this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCabe
Jowph McCabe
Renchey
OW & Genefal
Terome
Walla Walla
General agent Burns visits Walla Walla in Capitol parade
A. N. General agent RB Burns, described as a popular and energetic agent of the O. F. N., was in Walla Walla today on HNSIDEGs CONnpeted with his opponent in a city event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burns
Walla Walla
Hnsidegs
Parish Aid Society Art and Music Night at Redeemer
The Ladies of the Parish Aid Society of the Church of the Redeemer host an international sale and church fair, with art booths from Japan India and Mexico, and a free evening program of literary and musical offerings at the parish house. Local residents urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies of
Church of the Redeemer
Lndies
Lowe
John Ross
Fred Hartman
Mini Pauling
Mims Kuet
Misa Potwite
Rey
John Albert Dorie
Kamela Wood Supply Shrinking Amid High Sledding Output
Kamela woodmen report ten weeks of excellent sledding boosted shipments to six cars daily. About 100 cords remain on the dump, with little timber left and most yards owned by Walla Walla theater. Output this year will be lower than last, but next year could exceed any in three years if choppers stay active, as dealers seek ample supply for fall amid timber scarcity and higher prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hk. Chariton
Kamela
Walla Walla
Reed Brown Concert Delights Pendleton Audience
Mrs Walter Teed and Mrs Sherman L D Brown of Portland presented a Reed Brown concert at Frazer love night. The Pendivtion audience enjoyed a long musical treat with perfect renditions and warm appreciation. The program included Annie Laurie and My Love Is Tired as memories without criticism marring the pleasure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Teed
Sherman LD Brown
Portland
Annie Laurie
Dry alfalfa seed tests promised by Utah supplier
Hardware dealer Taylor plans to import dry alfalfa seed from Utah for experiments. He will use some seed himself and offer the rest to locals willing to test on their land. Seed costs 14 to 14.4 cents at origin and 17 to 40 cents locally. if successful yields on dry land, investment could double.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vtc
Taylor
Utah
Wateh
Lake City
Conductor Brown Improving After Illness
Conductor C. Brown of the O. Re N. who runs between this city and Huntington has been confined at home for about three weeks with erysipelas. He shows slow improvement and hopes to travel to Hot Springs for his health once recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. 8. Brown
O. Re& N. Paseen
Huntington
Atk
Incomplete Phrase Indicates Tri’s Accompaniment by Mrs Brown
Fragmentary text suggests the tri will be accompanied by Mrs Brown and remain with the apriors for an indefinite time. No clear names or dates to anchor a fuller summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Probate Court Dismisses McCool Estate Claim
The probate court issued an order dismissing the claim of Robert McCool against the estate of James McCool after settlement by the administratrix Agnes McCool and the claimant. The parties had agreed to accept full payment of all claims, with the court’s action finalizing the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert McCool Nnger
James McCool
Jade Horton
Agnes McCoo
Lyse
Foo
Tim
Conti
Ageing Tough Question and Emulsion Promise
An advertisement questions aging by emphasizing age in blood rather than years. It promotes Scott's Emulsion as a tonic to refresh vitality and slow the sting of advancing years, offering free sample testing and directing inquiries to Scott & Woome, Mears Street, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott & Wowne
Mears Street
New York
Honest Blacksmiths Offer Strong Carriages From Eagle Bros
The shop advertises a range of sturdy vehicles noted for strength, careful lines, and long life. It claims top models from various makers and highlights durability in rough climates, as Eagle Bros. The Blacksmiths promote their wares as reliable, long miles machines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heagle Bros
Clearing the Decks for Next Year's Business
Calderhead, traveling freight and passenger agent for the Ww. & C. A., visited the city to supervise shipments from the company warehouses. He reported several large consignments of wheat and grain were being moved to clear the freight for year end. The goal is to have traffic cleared up before year’s end despite heavy trade and local demand for crews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dane
Superintendent Resigna Ackerly Leaves La Grande Sipar
Superintendent resigns from La Grande Sipar factory after leading since establishment. He is reported to take a similar role at the sugar factory in Waverly, described as the head man on the Pacific Coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Resigna
AK. Ackerly
la Grande Sipar
Pealone
Waverly
Mr. Ackerly
Pacific Comat
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Rescen Wine
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Reed-Brown
Frazer
Hot Springs, Ark
Misa Thomson
Mires Oo
Thomson
Echo
Sloan Thomaon
Mise Thomason
Renner
Fiey
N. PL
W. F. Carson
Mario
Thomas Taker
Peete
Seattle
Interac
Marke Street
Radboid
Wes
Northwestern
J. Gras
Northwestern Railway
Wits
Leighton Podole
Elks
Elke
Seiure
C.F. Colesworthy
East Asia
Losy
Itieet Ny
R. House
OWL
ST. Joe Stor
Thompson Hardware
Main St
China Silk
Boston Stor
Rodgers 1847
the Hardware
Main Street
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