Leasure Weds Porter Moriarty In Portland Secret Ceremony
Miss Marguerite Leasure of Pendleton, now in Portland, marries L R G Moriarty, leading man with a Lyric stock company. The union surprised her mother and grandfather, who oppose the match. Moriarty is an Irish born actor and the couple hold no immediate plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite Leasure
J. ©. Leasure
Portland
Leasure
Pendleton
J. C. Leisure
L. R. G. Moriarty
Lyric Theater
Oregonian
Dan Cupid
L. R
Moriarty
Misa Marguerite Leasure
Lionel Morrie
Fred J. Warren
Miss Leasure
Governor's Veto Threats Hit Local Voting Bill in Portland
Salem Journal reports Governor Chamberlain may veto Senator Bench's Portland local measure for use of specific voting machines. The bill, passed by both houses amid little opposition, allegedly favors a particular machine maker. A second veto target mentioned is House bill No. 824.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem Journal
Legislal Ture
Chamberlain
Senator Bench
Portland
Tela
Oregon Governor's likely vetoes delay bills
An amendment to game laws rumored to unfairly target a state group. Governor Chamberlain is expected to veto house bill 367 permitting killing of song birds. Representative Beal's cheese and creamery inspector bill also faces a veto. Several appropriation bills may be vetoed after adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Oregon
Beal
Opening of the W and C R Work T: Walla Walla reports rush to reopen line under Cutler
The W and C R line to Pasco is being repaired at a rapid pace under General Superintendent J G Cutler. A culvert washout a mile beyond Lamar hinders progress. temporary track will be used for about two weeks until repairs finish. Dayton train is the only city service today while the main Northern Pacific line near Connell remains affected. A Pasco to Waltula service operates currently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cutler
Walla Hulletin
Pasco
J. G. Cutler
Lamar
Dayton
Northern Pacific
Sound
Connell
Wal Tula
Wild Horse Telephone Company Holds Annual Meeting
The Wild Horse Telephone company held its annual stockholders meeting at Judge 3. A. Lowell’s offices. Officers reelected: William Blakeley president, A. Ruppe vice president, Charlee Nelson director, W. W. Harrah secretary and treasurer. A 126 pound assessment was levied for next year’s improvements. A resolution barred nonmembers from connecting to the line. There are now 14 regular subscribers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wild Horse Telephone Company
A. Lowell
William Blakeley
A. Ruppe
Charlee Nelson
W. W. Harrah
Ine
Speedway for Athena horse track favored by local owners
Reports from Athena discuss a proposed half mile track for horses at the Umatilla county colt show area. Organizers include Choa Baddeley D H Preston Charles Notts S LeGrow W R Taylor H A Barrett Charles Brotherton A L Swaggart and other horse owners push for a suitable location to regulate and develop racing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athena
Umattila County
Choa. Baddeley
D. H. Preston
Charles Notts
S. LeGrow
W. R. Taylor
H. A
Miner Finds Gold from Old Boots in Quartzburg Tale
A Prairie City Miner reports a Quartzburg mining district story in which a miner spills mercury on his boots after prospecting. The mercury merges with the boots to form amalgam that yields $7.49 in gold. He claims steady wages from kicking his feet at home and cleaning his boots at night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quartzburg
Prairie City
Pioneer Judge Kennedy Dies in Walla Walla Home
Walla Walla February 25. Judge K Kennedy a longtime pioneer and former territorial judge died at his Park Street home. His wife lay a moment from death as he suffered years of declining health ending with a severe heart attack two weeks ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walla Walla
Judge K. Kennedy
Park Street
Thint Rock Band Under Sharp Training Makes Fine Show
c Sharp former Eagles manager arrived from Pilot Rock this morning to train the amateur Thint Rock Band. Under Sharp's direction the band has gained solid form and now offers a notably good showing after three months of work at Pilot Rock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. © Sharp
Eagles
Pilot Rock
Nist
Mr. Sharp
Nuggets Found At Stice's Gulch Diggings
J A Howard formerly of this city brought five nuggets weighing 107 dollars to Boker after they washed out of Stice s Gulch placer diggings days earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stice
J. A. Howard
Boker
Blue Mountain
Pleased with Commission New Supreme Court Members Highly Capable
The Salem Statesman lauds newly appointed Supreme Court commissioners W. T. Slater and Will R. King by Governor Chamberlain. It praises Woodson T. Sinter for the city and notes King’s Malheur county ties. Slater, son of ex senator James H. Slater, has law practice and deputy treasurer roots. King served in the Senate and ran for governor in 1898.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem Statesman
W. T. Slater
Will R. King
Supreme Court
Chamberlain
Chamberlan
Woodson ‘T. Sinter
William R. King
Malheur County
Slater
James H. Slater
United States
George W. Webb
Tilmon Ford
W. M. Kaiser
King
Senate
T. T. Geer
Athena Merchant Edward Manassee Dies in Walla Walla
Edward Manassee, a prominent Athena merchant and Pendleton figure, died at noon in Walla Walla after a third cancer surgery. Nearly 60, he leaves a widow and children Jeannette and Herbert, with Albert Cohen and other relatives en route from California. Funeral planned in Walla Walla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Manassee
Athena
Walla Walla
Pendleton
Leon Cohen
Peoples Warehome
California
Jeannette
Herbert Manassee
Albert Cohen
Calfornia
Shepard Recovers After Fainting On Main Street
Mr Shepard, superintendent at the woolen mill, fainted outside Hunter furniture store Saturday evening from a sprained ankle's effects. He was helped inside, revived, and driven home. Today he was improved but later worsened and returned to bed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Shepard
Hunter Furniture
Mr. Shepard
Main Street
Roork Plans Return to Pendleton Residence
Le G. T. Roork, once of this city, will move back to Pendleton to make it his home. He now lives in Goldendale Washington and prefers Pendleton's climate to that of Klickitat County. Roork has suffered illness since leaving two years ago amid a foggy damp winter in Goldendale and Mia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le G. T. Roork
Goldendale
Wash
Pendleton
Kilek
Tat County
Mia
Roork
Here
Five Successful Raplrants in City Court
Five aspirants for city positions appeared before Judge City Hall on separate terms. One candidate John Walleter allegedly received more than the allotted five days and faced a fine of twenty five dollars or twelve days in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ntl
Cfty
John Walleter
Jalt
Portland Train Delayed After Wreck Between Wallula and Juniper
The No. 6 O. R. & N. Portland morning train arrived at 10:30 after waiting at Uma-Ulla for No. 4 the Portland Spokane flyer. The No. 4 wrecked between Wallula and Juniper, delaying service and disrupting travel plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Uma- Ulla
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters advertised as digestion aid
An advertisement condemns Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as useless and harmful, claiming it worsens suffering and weakens the body. It urges those with weak stomachs to try the product, asserting it perfects digestion and cures ailments like dyspepsia and bloating, with a guarantee of purity.
Reward for missing man fuels family appeal in Walla Walla
The relatives of G. W. George, who disappeared from Freewater a year ago, post a $509 reward in Baker-Boyer National Bank in Walla Walla to convict those responsible for his disappearance. Conditions require one year until withdrawal and conviction within that year, with the deposit made February 19, 1907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. George
Wallia Walla Bank
Freewater
Walla Walla
Walla Walla, Wash
J. BR. George
Baker-Boyer National Bank
H. H. Turner
Elks Prepare Detailed Plans for Philadelphia Convention
The Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks committee for the annual convention and reunion in Philadelphia starting July 16 is preparing a circular outlining the week’s program. It covers arrangements and entertainment for the thousands of visitors expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elke
Philadelphia
Also Mentioned on This Page
State Boards of Health
Empire Tea & Crockery Co., Inc
T. S. Pringle
Mgr
Porter Pendleton Goirl
Watchmaker
Bath
Winslow Bros.tallman & Co
Jewelers
Wild Horse ‘Phone Company
Echo
Athena Merchant
Shepard
Woolen Mil
Hostetter
James J. Hil
Pendleton Drug Co
Oler
Pendleton, Obe
Montie B. Gwinn
T. J. Morris
J. W. Maloney
F. G. Schmeer
Andstant Cashier
Adler
Bro
Max Baer
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!