Miss Emma Leathe and Herbert L Osborne wed at city court
Yesterday afternoon Miss Emma Leathe and Herbert L Osborne were married at the office of the city recorder. The bride works in a city residence and may return home after a week due to her sister’s illness. The groom, a Silver Bow, Mont resident, may move there. renters increasingly becoming homeowners as city housing shifts, with major real estate deals noted and Odd Fellows planning installations at Pilot Rock. Excursion tickets to the Rabbit Drive from Pendleton offer round trips to milepost 107 for January 10.
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Emma Leathe
Herbert L. Osborne
Silver Bow
Moat
Onissie Polite
Rabbit Drive
Ro & No
Pendleton
Foster
Rents Not Advanced in Pendleton City Housing Market
In Pendleton rents show no large increases while Spokane and nearby Inland Empire cities report rising costs. Office space remains scarce and residences are largely occupied by permanent tenants, marking a shift toward fewer renters and more owner occupancy.
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Spokane
Walla Walla
Baker City
Inland Empire
Pendleton
Winter Visit of Gus Gulon in California Plans
Gus Gulon is in the city visiting old friends before returning to California for the winter. He plans to spend the season there after his brief stay.
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California
Gus Gulon
Mr. Gulot
Carpenter Crew to Kamela and Fat Cattle to the Coast
The O. R. & N. carpenter crew finished a house and left for Kamela to do further work. Nineteen head of fat cattle from Nampa Idaho were transported westward via the OKR & N to Portland, with Beattie noted in the movement.
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Kamela
Nampa
Idaho
OKR & N
Portland
Beattie
Marriage License Issued to Emma Golp and Henry H Williame
A marriage license was issued this morning to Miss Emma Golp and Mr Henry H Williame, both residents of Echo.
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Emma Golp
Henry H Williame
Echo
Montgomery Attends K of P Event at Helix
Go Montgomery went to Helix yesterday afternoon to attend Knights of Pythias events. He was accompanied by B E Kennedy. The piece notes a good regulation makes a good beginning but does not cut much lead to a terminus.
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K. of
Helix
Montgomery
G Attend
County Court Appoints Road Viewers in January Session
The county court, in its second day, granted a road petition by Brady Hlowdyshel and others and appointed viewers S. K. Yates, A. Zeus ke, and J. W. Kimbrel, with Kimbrel named surveyor. It also audited county accounts and weighed a Ukiah liquor license petition by J. D. Shipp, opposed by Ukiah residents Mrs BE. D. Gambeo and Mrs. Hil bert. no decision yet.
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Brady Hlowdyshel
S. K. Yates
A. Zeuske
J. W. Kimbrel
J. D. Shipp
Ukiah
BE. D. Gambeo
Hilbert
Former Umatilla Man Reports Winter Stock Outlook
F W Bowman of Josephs Wallowa county writes to the East Oregonian with ten inches of snow in his area and stock conditions improving. He notes a tack running on winter ranges along the Jimahga and Snake rivers, ample green feed in lower river ranges, and good feed yards despite frozen ground. He reports stockmen encouraged by spring prospects and sympathizes with Umatilla men struggling in mud and slush.
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Umatilla County
Wallowa County
FF . Bowman
Joseph
Wallowa
East Oregonian
Jimagha
Snake
Bowman
Umuatila
Traveling Auditor Sets Transfer of Local Office
Traveling Auditor E C Smith arrives to take over from Frank F Wamsley as agent in the city. FS Harradton checks station accounts as the transfer aims to complete tomorrow with Wamsley leaving Saturday for Portland to join General Freight Agent Ch B Miller.
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E. C. Smith
F. F Wamsley
O. RL & N. FS Harradton
E. ¢. Smith
Frank F. Wamaley
Ch. B. Miller
Portland
Wamsley
Portlia
Elevator Arrives at St. Anthony's Hospital
The hydraulic hospital elevator has arrived and is installed but shaft work remains before it can operate. Once running it will move between floors to assist nurses and transport patients from the top to the operating room on the second floor, easing hospital duties.
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St. Anthony's Hospital
Thin City
Installation Highlights at Integrity Lodge No 92
Integrity Lodge No 92 LO C F met in their hall for the coming term installation of officers. A large attendance and a pleasant meeting followed as the officers installed were Noble Grand W H McCormack Vice Grand J F Seala secretary J E Beam treasurer Max Baer conductor A M Erb R S N G B E Ceon L S N G J S Keen R S V G T B Gurdane L B V G Ben K Davin L S 8 PF Steel G G A B E Haynie
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Integrity Lodge No
Lo, C. F
Noble Grand
W. H. McCormack
J. F. Seala
J. E. Beam
Max Baer
A. M. Erb
N.G
B. E. Ceon
N. G
Keen
V.G. T. B. Gurdane
Ben K. Davin
O PF. Steel
A. BE. Haynie
Government positione Columbia College exam dates
President Roosevelt in the annual message notes 26,666 persons appointed through competitive civil service exams this year, 12,672 more than prior years and 40 percent of all who passed. A post office examination in the city is planned for the Wednesday or Saturday after May 1, with additional exams in several state locations for railway mail clerks.
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Columbia College
Roosevelt
Hhe
Thie
Colonial College Publishes Civil Service Examination Details
The Colombian Correspondence College in Washington, DC announces dates and locations for civil service examinations. It lists required ages, physical qualifications, education standards, and full information about government positions. Free information sent to those who request it.
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Colombian Correspondence College
Washington, D. C
Affliction and thanks in Helix notices
William Fraker III illness at Da Fontaine hotel prompts concern but mend is reported. A funeral tribute from L E Huson and Archie Huson extends thanks to friends and neighbors in Helix for kindness shown to their father Lewir Huson, with acknowledgments to local residents and guardians.
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William Fraker
Ww. J. Furnish
da Fontaine
Berlous
Brinker
Inet Nia
One Sally
Nefabors
Helix
Lewir M. Huson
Mint Miller
John McRachern
0Ah Weberdaon
Harry Grimes
Charley Alapaeh
Samuel Star
Free Delivery Push Spreads Through City Districts
Postmaster Livermore reports carriers are toying today by distributing blank free delivery requests to residents not yet covered. To secure service, fill in your street number and request delivery, then inform neighbors to use your number when addressing mail.
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Livermore
Land dispute filed to declare co-tenants and remove Angus McKay
Hal jey and Lowell for Charles W Maler et al filed suit in county clerk office to declare plaintiffs co tenants with defendants in a land parcel and decree that Angus McKay has no interest. Ritzville visit with Andrew B Grover and sister A H Smith. Mire, William Williamenon of Humboldt, Neb tied to a long separation.
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Hal Jey & Lowell
Charles W Maler Et al
Laura Bartlett
Angus McKay, Jr
Angus McKay
Ritzville
Andrew B. Grover
A. H. Smith
Mire
William Williamenon
Himboldt
Nob
Father Neate Leaves for Warm Springs in Poor Health
Father Neate travels to Warm Springs for rest from demanding duties. While he is away Bishop O'Reil arrives in the city from Baker City for a short two week visit. Also note rooms for rent at Mere Wy, J Clark, 70% Raley.
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Father Neate
Thomas Neate
Warm Springs
Pawe Yoo
Hie Abwenen
O'Rei
Tolegion
Baker City
Northwest Fruitgrowers and Other Events Planned
The note lists multiple 1904 events in Portland and Pendleton including Northwest Fruitgrowers association January 11 12 and 15 16. National Livestock convention January 12 14 15. Oregon State Horticultural poet January 12 43. Walls Wallin Poultry show January 3 7. Oregon Christian Endeavor convention February 14. Whitman Oregon debate January 16. and Jolly Club Dance announcement for January 7 at Mule hall urging attendees to remember time and place.
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Northwest Fruitgrowers' Association
Portland
Oregon State
North Pacific Fair Association
Popruary
Oregon Christian Endeavor
Pendleton
Bupane
Colonel Fred Grant Nominated at San Antonio Banquet
A banquet in San Antonio brought together businessmen and military men to back Colonel Fred Grant for president. His calibre was indicated by his acquiescence in the term heorm, signaling support from key figures in the crowd.
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San Antonio
Texas
Fred Grant
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G. W. Brown
A.M. Erb
William Littlejohn
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F. S. Younger & Son
F. W. Bowman
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Miran
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