Important Suits on Principal and Interest in Bank Notes
Newt Newtson sues E A Ruge in circuit court to recover 1095 50 on a note bought from First National Bank. The note dated November 1, 1901 for 1000 with 80 interest paid, unpaid principal and interest, plus 100 attorney fees and costs. Susie Marine also sues First National Bank to recover 1019 deposited April 3, 1902 with 6 percent interest, funds missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newt Newtson
Circuit Court
E. A. Ruge
BE. A. Rugg
First National Bank
Tgether
Balleray & McCourt
Susie Marine
Plaintiff Seeks Recovery of Refused Deposit With Interest
Plaintiff represented by Balleray and McCourt advances action after deposit payment denial. Visiting resident Ww. S Young from Superior Neb arrives with family to visit his parents Mr and Mrs J H Young. Superior’s cold weather persists with subzero days. R K Hinton a leading farmer, owner of the Hinton ditch, reports preparations to flood land near Echo and has received offers for his property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balleray & McCourt
Ww. S Young
Superior
Neb
J. H. Young
Young
Pendleton
RK. C. Hinton
Nebraska visitor Walter S. Young in city for vacation
Walter S. Young of Superior Nebraska arrives in the city with his wife and family to visit his parents Mr and Mrs John H Young. Mr Young is a local businessman and is spending his vacation in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter S. Young
Superior
Neb
John H. Young
Mr. Young
The
Wear
Injured man in Elgin still considered in danger
Albert Rasor, wounded in the vicinity of Elgin after a confrontation with Ben Ross, remains in critical condition at a local hotel. Medical officials fear the injuries Ross inflicted may prove fatal as the search for answers continues.
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la Grande
Albert Rasor
Abe
Ben Ross
Elgin
Ross
Spokane Attorney Corbett Accused in Forgery Ring
Corbett, a well known attorney of Spokane, is alleged to have forged checks totaling 4000 dollars to obtain funds for paying the poor rooms. Authorities are investigating his involvement in the scheme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall. Corbett
Spokane
New Labor Order Organized in Washington Court Building
A judge of the American League of Independent Workmen organized at the courthouse with over 40 members. Officers elected include P T Betts as Past president and Ho E Cook as president. The order promotes unity among workers, discourages strikes, and supports higher trade proficiency without insurance benefits. A meeting is set at the emirthouse next Friday night to complete organization and plan a permanent meeting place. Washington attorneys must deposit $2 with the clerk for the Idaho state library funds. Rainville Parr were married Saturday. Gerald officiated. The Woman's Club meets tomorrow at the Commercial Association parlors at 4:30 PM. all members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American League of Independent Workmen
Luther Holcomb
Spokane
Emirthouse
Hunters Fined In Deer Poaching Probe At Heppner
A. W. Nye deputy game warden arrived in Heppner to pursue reports of deer killing in the Hite mountains south of town. With Woodson and Sheriff Shutt, 18 warrants were issued and 12 men arrested and fined $25 each after pleading guilty. A warrant remains for E. Roberts amid seized firearms. About 13 deer were seized, with Nye planning further searches as 50 deer are alleged slaughtered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Nye
Oregon
Heppner
Hite Mountains
Nye
Woodson
Shutt
E. Roberts
Justice Williams
James Reed
Edgar Matteson, Jr
Edgar Matteson, Sr
Allen McPheron
Adron Matteson
Eugene Matteson
John Gaunt
Alfred Matteson
Jeff McPherson
M. E. Brown
Rube Gaunt
Bernie Gaunt
Christian Church Tonight Preaches The Second Coming
Rev Martin will deliver a sermon at the Christian church this evening titled The Second Coming of Christ and the End of the World. Large revival crowds and strong interest are noted as the polished speaker conducts notable meetings. A disjointed line mentions a $25 practice in Judge Morgan’s Court with reference to Wallace Idaho and a date garbled as Feb 68-sd Morgen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. Martin
Christian Church
Rev
Martin
Judge Morgan's Court
Wallace
Idaho
Sd Morgen
Salt Trust Salesman Here
H W Heilman of the salt syndicate of San Francisco visits the city and offers to deliver a trainload of stock salt to Umatilia county stockmen if feasible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Trust
H W. Heilman
The
Salt Syndicate of
San Francisco
Umatilioa County
Prominent Stockman John L Cox Dies in Washington Home
John L Cox a former Camas Prairie stockman died at his sister Mary Cox's home in Washington DC. He was 45 and suffered a back injury in 1902 that left him partly paralyzed. Cox lived with his sister through hospital treatment in Portland and Washington, showing hope for recovery before a sudden relapse. He leaves brothers L B Cox of Portland law firm Cotton Cox Teal Minor, R T Cox a Portland businessman, and C L Cox of Sumpter. Remains to be buried in Washington.
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John L. Cox
Camus Prairia
Washington, D. C
Portland
Cox
Mice Mary Cox
Stat
Washington
L. B. Cox
Cotton, Cox, Teal & Minor
R. T Cox
C. L. Cox
Sumpter
Hearst Names Bill to Empower U S Attorneys Against Unlawful Trusts
Representative W R Hearst of New York introduced a bill to empower United States attorneys to enforce the act against unlawful restraints and monopolies and to amend the Sherman antitrust law. The bill grants circuit courts jurisdiction to prevent violations and directs district attorneys to file equitable proceedings, with temporary restraining orders possible pending petition hearings, while excluding labor unions from the act’s reach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearst
W. R. Hearst
New York
United States
Circuit Courts
Cme
Wade Resigns. Conser Named to Lewis and Clark Guard
Salem reports C B Wade resigns from the Lewis and Clark exposition commission. George Conser, cashier of the First National Bank of Heppner, is appointed to fill the vacancy. Conser is a known figure in the county with ties to Jefferson and the Southern Pacific conductor known as Shan Conser.
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George Conser
Lowle and Clark Fair Guard
Salem
Feb
Chamberlain
C. B. Wade
Pendleton
George Conger
First National Bank of
Heppner
Conser
Jefferson
Shan" Conser
Southern Pacific
Son Born to the Wife of Lee Holt This Morning
A son was born to the wife of Lee Holt this morning and is expected to be christened. George Hartman Held returns from California as E H Clarke the woolbuyer, who has been visiting Stockton and other California points, starts for home this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Holt
George Hartman
California
E. H. Clarke
Stockton
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Dindinger, Wilson & CO
E. A. Ruge and
Tallman & CO
Hinton Ditch
Nebraska
the Pound
F. S. Younger & Son
NEW Labor Order
Arter
Idaho Statebrary
Lawlaton
Rainville-Parr
Mogiie Rainville
Frei Parr
City Recorder
Thomas Fitzy Gerald
Woman's Club
TAX ON Washington
Adams
Wade
Mother
Pride
ST. Joe Stor
M. Born & Co
Boston
P. S
Jesse Failing
Maio
Gonian
Rigby-Clove Manufacturing Company
Combined Harvesters
Webb
Alte
C. R. Depot
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