Another Marriage License In Pendleton December List
Newsy Notes of Pendleton reports another marriage license issued this morning for the December list. George W. Myrick and Lydia B. Attobury, both of the county, were the applicants. Decree by Consent granted in a foreclosure suit by Attorney Fee for Thomas Bros. against W. G. Norton. Three drunks faced the police judge and were each given three days. Washington-bound students James Sturgis, Cress Sturgis, and Tracy Baker return from Seattle for holidays. Final proofs on homesteads filed by Mollie Marshall, Albert Harlow, James Arnsberry, Nicholas Jurger, and Lillian Moore.
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George W. Myrick
Lydia B. Attobury
Thomas Bros
W. G. Norton
William Jones
Sam Taylor
Charles Charter
Washington
James
Cress Sturgis
Tracy Baker
Northern Pacific
Seattle
University of Washington
Mollie Marshall
Wallula
Albert Harlow
Ukiah
James 8. Arnsberry
Pilot Rock
Nicholas Jurger
Echo
Lillian Moore
Professor Scudder Arrives in City on Train No 17
Prof H D Scudder head of the agronomy department at Oregon Agricultural College arrived in the city on train No 17. He had just been at Union with Acting Governor Bowerman and party and stopped here en route back to Corvallis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scudder
H. D. Scudder
Oregon Agricultural College
Union
Bowerman
Corvallis
Local club leader supports city action in rate case
W L Thompson president of the local commercial club backs city intervention in the rate case against the O R N now conducted by Baker City. He plans to present the matter to the association soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Thompson
Baker City
Thompson
Association
Witness in Murder Trial Returns from La Grande
Sheriff T D Taylor came back from La Grande as a witness in the Ellexson murder trial. Ellexson was arrested at Echo for the killing of a deputy assessor in Union County, a case followed by local readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. D. Taylor
la Grande
Ellexson
Echo
Union County
Big United Chicken Show Orchestra Dance Tonight
Tickets selling fast for Eagle Woodmen hall event as a 10 to 12 piece orchestra plays lively music this evening. A large crowd is expected to attend and enjoy the dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle Woodmen Hall
Pendleton Cigar Factory Opens On East Water Street
C A Edmiston, longtime Deviln cigar plant manager, opens Pendleton Cigar Factory at 103 East Water Street. The new operation will produce a clear cigar named the Round-up for wholesale distribution, expanding Pendleton’s industrial base with another tobacco facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
C. A. Edmiston
Deviln Cigar Factory
East Water Street
Pendleton Cigar Factory
Santa Claus Visits Peoples Warehouse Santa Delights 50 Shoppers
Santa Claus in ermine at the Peoples Warehouse handed out gifts to 50 attendees gathered last evening. Recipients included Mrs A C Friedly with a brush holder, Harold Brock with ladies' hose, Gertrude McConnell with a gentleman's tie, Mrs B C An nibal with a doll, John Jurger with a brooch, and Mrs Fugitt with a package of s p.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Claus
Peoples Warehouse
A. C. Friedly
Harold Brock
Gertrude McConnel
C. Annibal
John Jurger
Fugitt
S. P
Pendleton School Vacation Starts at Noon
Christmas vacation for Pendleton school children began today at noon and runs until the morning of January 3. Grade schools held programs this morning or yesterday afternoon. Teachers have left for holidays with relatives in other towns and states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Lula George
Elsie Conklin
Mary McCleay
Portland
Valley Points
Louise Wise
Hoquiam
Washington
Viva Warren
Weston
Lucky Ones Named in City License Selections
The council unanimously chose twelve saloon applicants to operate on Main and Court streets as the Roesch building and J H Taylor bar near Sharon and Toldings plumbing shop prepare to open. Bond checks and building conditions will be reviewed by City Attorney Roy Raley, with licenses issued after compliance. The Round-up association was offered use of city property above the water works for five years with an option on a later period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagles
Roesch
J. H. Taylor
Sharon & Toldings Plumbing Shop
Main Street
Court Street
Roy Raley
Willi
Grounds Reopened Under Five Year Extension Terms
The council granted a five year extension for the Round-up grounds with a modest one dollar per year fee. Restrictions were set including a sewer installation, sanitary drinking fountains, and other sanitation measures. A committee of physicians requested these steps. If the grounds remain under association control and leased for athletic events, a reasonable rental is to be charged. Also approved were wholesale liquor license and bottling regulation laws with a one hundred dollar annual fee and five hundred dollar bonds for malt beverages sold in quantities of at least five gallons.
Bowerman Fails to Arrive as Planned in Pendleton
Acting Governor Jay Bowerman and party touring eastern Oregon for a branch asylum failed to arrive with the 1 46 PM train. Local business leaders and the Pendleton Commercial Association had organized an auto tour to site options, but the delegation's arrival was postponed to No. 6, with travel to sites set for the following morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Bowerman
Oregon
Hall
Thompson
The
Commercial Association
Bowerman
Pendleton
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AOLA
Standard Grocery Co. Inc
Frank O'Gara
Bernard O'Gara
Sec
Treas
East Court Street
Americas
Sawtelles
Pendleton, Oo
Dick Sullivan
Pendleton Dye Works
East Altm
Phome Main
Despain
Wonder Store
E. M. Walsh
Grocery
the House OF Quality
Walsh. Mer
Newsy
California
Lettia Price
Fred
Oakland
Oliver Price
Boston
Schaefer's
United States
A. L. Schaefer
Owl
OWL Tea House
Ingram’s Grocery
Main, ST
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