Christmas for Indian Youths at Tutuilla and Agency
The article details Christmas observances on the reservation at the agency school, Tutuilla Indian church, and St Andrew's mission. Major McFatridge and teachers organize a tree and recitations tonight at the agency, with a Presbyterian mission tree tomorrow led by Rev. Cornelison, and a St Andrew's program tomorrow afternoon. School resumes after New Year. Some Indians historically do not observe the day.
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Agency
Tutuilla Indian Church
St. Andrew's Mission
McFatridge
Presbyterian
Cornelison
Gift Ideas From Stouffer’s Hand Painted China and Accessories
A brochure suggests thoughtful presents in Stouffer's hand painted china and cut glass items. It notes decorative toilet articles suitable for any family member and implies lasting friendship from a well chosen gift.
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Stouffer
Funeral of Mrs. Mace Former Pendleton Girl
Mrs Nellie Mace formerly Nellie Shell of Pendleton died Sunday night in Walla Walla after a brief illness Her remains were brought to Olney cemetery for interment today The funeral was held at noon from Baker and Folsom undertaking parlors Rev A L Thoroughman of Walla Walla officated He had married the young couple less than a year ago and the remains were escorted home by many friends and relatives
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Nellie Mace
Nellie Shell
Walla Walla
Olney
Baker & Folsom
Woodmen Campaign Started in Pendleton Camp Meeting
Pendleton Camp No. 41 Woodmen of the World held a meeting last night to form a membership committee under organizer A. G. Saunders. Thomas FitzGerald was named chairman with A. J. Gibson, Dr. L. B. Idleman, and W. B. Hale as members to push the campaign.
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Pendleton Camp No. 41
Woodmen of the World
A. G. Saunders
Thomas FitzGerald
A. J. Gibson
L. B. Idleman
W. B. Hale
Umatilla County Camp Invites 200 New Members in Spring
A recruitment drive targets camps at Adams Pilot Rock Athena Weston Echo and other communities. Organizer Saunders outlined a membership campaign to make the spring event the year’s highlight in Umatilla county. Lewis Cargill was initiated and Saunders will visit Pilot Rock camp next week to begin outreach.
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A. P. Rarl
C. A. Cole
V. Stroble
A. J. Owen
T. Howard
A. J. Lang
A. Zeuske
Adams
Pilot Rock
Athena
Weston
Echo
Iast
Dight
Saunders
Umatilla
Lewis Cargill
Saunders Will Vislt
Willie Rupert Bad Boy Arrested For Purse Theft
Willie Rupert, a lodging room delinquent, is in sheriff custody and will appear before County Judge Gilliland on a theft charge. He faces probable commitment to reform school after allegedly stealing a pocket book containing 16 dollars from a Palace rooming house resident.
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Willie Rupert
Gilliland
Reform School
Rupert
Palace
Runaway Four-Horse Team Causes Street Havoc
A four‑horse runaway owned by John Van Orsdale startled Main Street this forenoon. The team broke from the wagon near the river, dashed down Jackson Street and crossed the Main Street bridge, dragging only the traces while chaos erupted among drays before the shops. No serious injuries were reported.
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Main Street
John van Orsdale
Jackson Street
No Drill Tonight at Armory Company Holds Dance
Due to the Christmas rush, Company TL will not hold its regular drill this evening. Captain M. S. Kern ordered cancellation and a dance will be held in the Armory with Johnson's orchestra providing music. Next Tuesday, December 31, the company will assemble in dress uniform for inspection. all city members must attend.
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M. 8. Kern
Johnson
Oberlin Glee Club Passes Through on Northwest Tour
The Oberlin College Glee Club of 20 members led by Prof. George Peck rode No 1 in the Rainbow on a month long northwest tour. They will perform in Seattle on Christmas night and appeared in Boise last night. Oberlin, a leading Congregational college with a renowned music department, showcased lively stunts during a station stop.
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Oberlin Glee Club
Oberlin College Glee Club
George Peck
Northwest
Seattle
Boise
Oberlin
United States
Miss Jennie Dykes Marries Charles Barr in Milton
Miss Jennie Dykes a Mil ton post office clerk for ten years will wed Charles Barr a Spokane resident tomorrow in Milton. The couple meet local friends and relatives for a quiet ceremony in the city.
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Jennie Dykes
Milton
Charles Barr
Boys Arrested But Released
Five juveniles faced Recorder FitzGerald today on suspicion of firing the shot that struck the Ferguson residence window yesterday. With all denying involvement and no direct evidence, City Attorney McCourt did not press for trial.
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FitzGerald
Ferguson
McCourt
Unique Christmas Phone Bottles From Hotel Pendleton
W A Brown of Hotel Pendleton distributed unique Christmas souvenirs today. The small imitation telephone bottle carries a sample of liquor from the hotel cafe. The device features a transmitter and receiver attached to the cork, replicating a telephone.
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W. A. Brown
Hotel Pendleton
Christmas Dinner at St George Restaurant Tomorrow
An excellent Christmas dinner will be served at the St George restaurant tomorrow from 12 to 8 p.m. G M Carey, the new proprietor of the St George, is making elaborate preparations for Christmas day.
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St. George
Masquerade Ball Planned in Eagles Hall on Christmas Night
A masquerade ball will be held at the Eagles hall on December 25 or 26 with cash prizes for best costumes. Three judges will award prizes, unmasked ladies pay a quarter, masked attendees enter free.
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Eagles' Hall
Football Boys Prove Heroes in Spokane
Blighteon players from the University of St. Louis arrive in Spokane for a game with Washington State college. Coach Cochems predicts victory if the field is dry. Earlier, St. Louis footballers rescued injured in a Crow’s Nest Pass wreck. a brakeman died and a fireman was badly injured with leg amputation needed, as players aided in the rescue and surgery. The crash was caused by a misissued signal from an operator who fled.
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University of St. Louis
Spokane
Washingon Stato
Crow's Nest Pass
Cadian Pacific
Washington State College
Cochems
St. Louis
Canadian Pacific
G. McKinnon
Vonwald
Brocket Station
WM Johnson to Cuba Seeks Citrus Venture Abroad
W A Johnson known as Bill Johnson, former Bachelors' club member, arrived for Christmas with his mother and sister en route from Twin Falls to Spokane. He will depart soon for Cuba to become secretary of Continental Citrus Fruit Co, owner of 47,000 acres there, planning to plant 1000 acres in spring and market some holdings in the U S. He resigned from Dwight-Edwards Co to pursue the venture, Pendleton friends congratulate him.
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W. A. Johnson
Bill Johnson
Bachelors’ Club
Twin Falls
Spokane
Bachelor Club
United States
Johnson
Dwight-Edwards Company
Pendleton
Grossehmig Ships Chickens to North Yakima Grower
R E Grossehmig a Combes Canyon rancher and poultry breeder shipped six brownLeghorn chickens to a grower in North Yakima yesterday. The export underscores his rising fame in poultry circles.
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R. E. Grossehmig
Combes Canyon
North Yakima
Stolen clothing leads to arrest at Queen lodging house
L. E. Edwards, a transient, was arrested on Garden street by Deputy Sheriff Joe Blakeley for stealing clothing from a Watson at the Queen lodging house. Edwards is in county jail after the afternoon arrest.
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L. E. Edwards
Joe Blakeley
Queen Lodging House
Garden Street
Edwards
Watson
County
Jall
Christmas Service Unites Churches at Presbyterian House
A special Christmas service will be held tomorrow evening at 7 10 at the Presbyterian church on the corner of College and Alta streets. Several churches will join in the service. Rev R B Storey pastor of the Baptist church will preach the sermon. All are invited.
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Presbyterian Church
Corner College
Alta Streets
R. B. Storey
Baptist Church
Death of Frank Myers in Arizona Confirmed
News confirms Frank Myers died in Arizona from consumption. He once owned the Helix hotel and later worked as a bartender for John Schmidt at the Louvre saloon.
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Frank Myers
Arizona
Helix
John Schmidt
Louvre
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United States Depository
Bad Boy
WM. Johnson
Cuba
West Indies
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Ril O AS
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Boston
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