Fine program draws big crowd for Indian scene show
Tomorrow night company L presents a large entertainment with Mrs. Anna Selkirk Norton and twenty young Indies in an Indian princess tableau. Mrs Norton sings, Isabel Fiske delivers a monologue, and Hazel Crosson performs. The Pendleton high school glee club adds 12 voices under Landers and Hampton. Dress rehearsal is tonight at 7 at the Oregon theater with all participants.
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Norton
Company L
Anna Selkirk Norton
Mrs. Norton
Pendleton
Isabel Fiske
Hazel Crosson
Herbert Carlisle
Streeter- Bryan Company
Pendleton High School Glee Club
Supt. J. 8. Landers
Hampton
ODD FELLOWS TO PILOT ROCK EXPEDITE VISIT
The O R and N excursion will run next Thursday evening from here to Pilot Rock to transport grand lodge officers Richard Scott state noble grand and E B Sharon state secretary and about 75 local members for a special meeting. The Pilot Rock lodge with about 75 members hosts a rousing meeting banquet and addresses by grand officers and local members.
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Pilot Rock
Order
Oregon
Richard Scott
E. B. Sharon
Pilot Rock Lodge
Cattle Shipment Marks Spring Movement From Inland Empire
A batch of seven cars of cattle was sent over the Northern Pacific this afternoon to the Frye Bruhn company by Nate Rains. It signals a first large shipment in some time and heralds a spring movement expected to exceed past cattle traffic from the inland empire as prices rise and thousands of head are fed across the region.
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Northern Pacific
Frye- Bruhn Company
Nate Rains
Inland Empire
Tennessee Jubilee Singers to Perform at M. E. Church
The Tennessee Jubilee singers will come to the M. E. church in this city for a Thursday evening performance. This company is a first class attraction in jubilee entertainment. Dr. J Whitcomb Brougher of Portland highly recommends the group in a letter to the church.
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Tennessee Singers
Tennessee Jubilee Singers
M. EB. Church
J. Whitcomb Brougher
Portland
M. E. Church
Walden Divorce Case Appears Sensational in Weston Suit
Susan Walden sues Thomas Walden in circuit court for divorce. Both parties reside in Weston and are described as well known locals. Attorneys for the plaintiff seek privacy, while rumors say the complaint contains sensational allegations.
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Clicuit Court
Susan Walden
Thomas Walder
Weston
Stockman Rites Held. Pendleton Pioneer's Los Angeles Funeral
The funeral of J. L. Stockman pioneer farmer of northern county died in Los Angeles was held at the M E Church in Pendleton at 2 30 pm withRev W T Easter officiating and many Pendleton residents attending Interment was planned for Helix cemetery tomorrow morning per Stockman’s request Pallbearers from the M E Church Kit Carson post G A R and old comrades numbered 48 and included J B Mumford B E Coon F M Oliver W K Wall J W Ross and B F Renn The service highlighted Stockman’s longtime church membership and role in building a new stone church in Pendleton
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J. L. Stockman
Los Angeles
M. E
Helix
Northern Pacific
W. T. Easter
M. E. Church
Stockman
Pendleton
East Oregonian
L B. Tallman
Frank Baker
George Baker
William Scott
John King
Thomas J. Kirk
Peter and
Carl Hansen
William McBride
Gunder Turgenson
A. B. Montgomery
John Montgomery
W. J. Stockman
C. W. Oliver
Grace Gilliam
Kimberli
George Peringer
Alma Baker
Harrison Baker
Lloyd Montgomery
Kit Carson Post
J. B. Mumford
B. E. Coon
F. M. Oliver
W. K. Wall
J. W. Ross
B. F. Renn
Sunday Carousers Fined For Beer Jubilee Disturbance
A drunken Sunday beer party near Elimer Searcy’s Cottonwood Street home led Judge Fitzgerald to fine about six men and two women. Arrests cited Flush, Frank Wilcox, Dude Frasier, Basil Parr, Eli Parr, and Bessie Smith, with Mrs. McIntyre later fined. Beer sourced from Schultz & Stricker brewery. officers Gurdane and Sheer led the raid prompted by Eli Parr’s tip.
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Fitzgerald
Elimer Searcy
Cottonwood Street
Shultz & Stricker
Marshal Gurdane
Sheer
Eli Parr
Frank Wilcox
Dude Frasier
Basil Parr
Bessie Smith
John McCourt
Frasier
Frazier
EM Parr
Smith
Recalis Portage Road Builder Paul Mohr Traveled with Financier
Spokane Chronicle notes Paul F. Mohr, once a leading figure in The Dalles, now a San Francisco resident, travels the west coast with Sir Edgar Vincent of London. Mohr built the portage road from The Dalles to Columbus, a key link in the North Bank road, and also developed Seattle Lake Shore & Eastern and the Spokane & Palouse rail lines later acquired by Northern Pacific.
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Paul F. Mohr
Spokane
San Francisco
Sir Edgar Vincent
London
England
Europe
Spokane Chronicle
Mr. Mohr
Portage Road
Dalles
Columbus
North Bank Road
Northern Pacific
Oregonian
Mohr
Seattle, Lake Shore
Valley road taps Yosemite park line completed years ago
A fragment notes a road to Yosemite National Park was completed about two years ago, reflecting a local infrastructure milestone and its connection to the park. The terse item mentions the route and its completion timeline without additional context.
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Te Valley
Yosemite National Park
Welles to Review Case in Miss Mettle Appeal
County Superintendent Welles will hear the evidence on February 25 in the appeal of Miss Zena Mettle against School District No. 77. The board had dismissed her for ten days without consent, a move she reportedly made to attend her sister's wedding, a reason the superintendent will evaluate.
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Welles Will Tlaten
Zena Mettle
Miss Mettle
Welles
Mettle
Coyotes Backed as Menace to Western Oregon Stock
Dr. S. W. McClure of the bureau of animal industry says coyotes have become a serious menace to stockmen in western Oregon and in the land of bancheras. He cites ranchers who quit sheep farming due to heavy losses from coyotes and notes growing support for a state coyote bounty law, reversing earlier opposition.
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Oregon
Bancheras
5. W. McClure
Bureau of Animal Industry
Dr. McClure
Inspector Lytle reports bands needing dipping in Willamette sheep
State sheep inspector Dr. W. H. Lytle completed weeks of checks in Willamette valley counties returning Saturday. He found a half dozen or more bands affected with seab and ordered dipping for the affected sheep as preparations for spring work proceed. The state commission has not yet decided if annual dipping will be repeated this year.
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Lytle
Willamette Valley
W. H. Lytle
Will Be Married Wednesday Norse Wedding Planned
Miss Regine Vrastad of this city will wed Ole Stilligen of Juniper Canyon next Wednesday evening at the home of Nell Torgenson in Juniper Canyon. A large gathering is expected for the Norwegian feast and dance after the ceremony. Vrastad has worked for five years for the Marshalls and Stilligen is a prosperous farmer in the north part of the county.
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Regine Vra
Stad
Thin City
Ole Stilligen
Juniper Canyon
Nell Torgenson
Mise Vrastad
EB. P. Marshall
Stilligen
Island Visit Described By Bankers From Honolulu
J T Lambirth of the First National Bank reports receiving a card from Mrs A P B Nash of the city and Mrs C S Jackson of Portland while they are in Honolulu. They recount a voyage to a volcano crater where they burned a card to flare a realistic touch. They are enjoying a delightful stay in the Islands and Mrs Nash plans to return to Sacramento about March 1 but will not rush back to the city.
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J. T. Lambirth
First National Bank
A. PB. Nash
C. S. Jackson
Portland
Honolulu
Islands
Hermiston Clerk Benjamin Z Smith Weds Edna Rebee at Court House
Benjamin Z Smith a Hermiston government warehouse clerk and Edna Rebee were married at the courthouse this afternoon by County Judge Gilliland. Smith is a longtime local employee and Rebee is sister of Goldie Bebeo of the city’s French restaurant. They will reside in Hermiston.
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Benjamin Z. Smith
Hermiston
Edna Rebee
Court House
Gilliland
Mr. Smith
Misa Bebée
Misa Goldie Bebeo
Purchased Fine Stallion Brings 2040-Pound Percheron
Farmer Chris Breding, a well known seller, has bought a large Percheron stallion named Greviste from S. Metz & Sona. The horse weighs 2040 pounds and sold for 3200 dollars to Mr. Breding and company.
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Chris Breding
S. Metz & Sona
Mr. Breding and Company
West Virginia Senate Probes Saloon Bribe Attempt
West Virginia senators fear exposure of an attempted bribe by saloon interests. A fund of 160000 dollars has been uncovered to oppose prohibition measures before the legislature.
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West Virginia Senate
Oregon theater to join circuit with Streeter Bryan company
The Streeter Brahman? Streeter Bryan stock company expands to join the northwestern circuit with Pendleton as headquarters and a second Pendleton-based company opening in four weeks. The present cast closes its Pendleton run with Camille and moves to Walla Walla next Thursday night for The Lawyer and the Singing Girl.
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Skeeter-Bryan
Pendleton
Walla Walla
Streeter. Bryan Stock Company
Oregon Theater
Streeter-Bryan
Northwest
Paul Gilmore
Yale
Charles B. Hanford
Streeter-Bryan Company
North Yakima
Bellingham
Seattle
Streeter and Bryan
Elrcuit
Camille
Milas Bryan
Minimum age set for child labor at fourteen
Jackson Miss February 17 the senate committee on agriculture commerce and manufactures favors the McDowell child labor bill fixing the indoor work age at fourteen for mills factories and other employments Cotton mill interests vow to battle the bill in the legislature while it is expected to pass the house by a large margin and to have a solid senate majority for its passage
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Mississippi
Jackson
Miss
House
Senate
Physicians Fight Quacks in Portland Drug Exposures
Portland doctors form committees to expel from the city or jail all dubious medical practitioners and quackeries linked to criminal activities against young women. They adopt aims to close illegal medical institutions, prosecute illicit practitioners, and work with newspapers to curb fraudulent immoral advertisements.
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Portland
Anns
Subdual of Hermiston by Company I at the Oregon
Reported account notes an engagement titled Subdual of Hermiston staged by Company I at the Oregon on Tuesday night. Details remain sparse but indicate a confined performance or demonstration attracting local attention.
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Hermiston
Company I
the Oregon
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