IST Team Defeats 2nd By 70 Pins In Bowling Match
The second team of bowlers defeated the first by 70 pins at Pastime parlors last evening. Ragged bowling aside, several strong scores emerged. Top totals included Molitor 169, Noel 244, and Hanscom 4186, with overall team scores reaching 1577 for the first side and 2647 for the second. Individual averages for 27 games list Hanscom at 178 plus, MeMonies 178, Butler 171, Noel 170, McDevitt 167, and Molitor 164.
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Germany
McMonles
Total
McDevitt
HL. A. Anderson
Hanscom
MeMonies
Butler
Noel
Botts
Anderson
Molitor
Book
Per Lee
Wednesday Night Dances Start Week Series
The Bowling Club opens a series of Wednesday night dances at Eagle Woodman Hall on Wednesday evening in January. Pendleton United Orchestra provides the music and invites all community members to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowling Club
Eagle-Woodmanhall
Pendleton United Orchestra
Eagle-Woodmam Hall
For sale PBroof sows and pigs Pendleton Oregon sale
D Nelson of Pendleton Oregon offers for sale several PBroof sows and pigs. Contact Partner 16 by phone for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Nelson
Pendleton
Oregon
Canvasses status of U. S. Congress in New Jersey trip
President elect Wilson discussed the senatorial balance of power with Senator Johnson and Rep McGil Heady of Maine as the Progressives held sway in the legislature. He hopes Gardner may be re elected while A Mitchell Palmer and Albert Burleson conferred on general legislation for the extra session. A tariff bill and a $250000 Philadelphia emancipation centennial celebration appropriation were discussed. A bowling dance will be held at Eagle Woodman hall January 8 with Pendleton United Orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
N. J
Wilson
United States Senate
United States
Johnson
McGil- Heady
Maine
Gardner
A. Mitchell Palmer
Pennsylvania
Albert 5. Burleson
Texas
Wm. Hammond
Atlanta
Georgia
Woodrow Wilson
Congress
Philadelphia
Paving Area Expanded In La Grande Project
La Grande Oregon January 1 1913 six and a half miles of improved streets within the corporate limits completed by Warren Construction company. Bitulithic used on most contracts praised for durability economy and attractiveness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Grande
Ore
Warren Construction Company
Outrages Recalled In Moonlighter Quarrel Case In Munster
A Curraghavalla notice warns a farm owner to surrender land after a quarrel linking Hugh Hogan John Whelan and John Doheny. Explosives linked to an anti Moonlighter scheme were discussed at the Munster Assizes with Doheny the victim. Court proceedings adjourned sentencing for the laborers involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tipperary
Dublin
Curraghavalla
Captain Moonlight
Curraghawalla
Nanagh
Hugh Hogan
John Whelan
John Doheny
Doheny
Hogan
Munster Assizes
Defaulting banker punished as legal action proceeds
Louisville Courier Journal notes the case of a defaulting banker with his lawyer facing a $440,000 fee. The report frames the punishment within the ongoing legal proceedings and mentions the high legal costs incurred by the defendant’s counsel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louieville
Courier Journal
Commercial Association Meeting and Services Noted
Pendleton notes report the Commercial Association will hold its regular monthly meeting at 7 30 tonight with full attendance requested and the Metho dist church gathering continues to grow with a hymn sing led by Rev Emmet and Evans delivering a sermon. Helen and Hazel Koch sing No Room in Heaven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Club
The
Commercial Association
Methodist Church
Emmet
Gol Ter
Evans
Helen
Hazel Koch
J. F. Robinson
McAllister Returns From Portland Installation Visit
Installal 8S W V Officers A J McAllister returned last evening from Portland where he had been as department commander of the Spanish War Veterans of Oregon to install the officers of Scout Young Camp of Portland. The installation occurred Friday evening with several hundred members present. During his stay in Portland Mr McAllister was well entertained by his fellow veterans. County Court in Walla Walla meetings today to confer with the county Court over appointing a trustee for the Stubblefield home in that city. Dorothy having resigned under the terms of J L Stubblefield will for orphans is under joint supervision of the county courts of Walla Walla and Umatilla counties.
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W. V
A. J. McAllister
Portland
Spanish War Veterans of Oregon
Scout Young Camp of
McAllister
Walla Walla
Stubblefield
Rf. M. Dorothy
J. L. Stubblefield
Umatilla
Excerpt Summary of Local Notices and Travel
A young woman left home seeking independence and told police she wished to earn her own living. Her uncle, Pete Craudson, was notified and planned to travel to fetch her. The Catholic parish ladies join a sewing bee at 1:30 PM in the rectory. Jack Watson of Wohlenberg Department Store will visit Boston for a month starting next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Craudson
Parish Aid
Catholic Church
Ola
Jack Watson
Wohlenberg Department Store
Boston
Water Wagon Rides Smoothly in Snowy Night
Water wagon glides on compact snow with occupants unshaken and escaping police attention as there was no timber for the court mill this morning. Bridal couple Mr and Mrs Frank L Fairbanks and Miss Helen Hart honeymooned in Hilgard and have taken apartments at Major and Mrs Lee Moorhouse. Si Beetz enlarges barber shop in Berkeley building costing about 560 added by J D Bramwell. Civil cases set for January term by Circuit Judge G W Phelps with multiple dates and a grand jury report pending. Telephone office expands management separating plant and office. Edmund Mable shifts to commercial end, Charles Jordan arrives to head plant. First 1913 Pendleton weddings feature Joseph Snyder and Sybil Cole marrying quietly at the bride’s parents and departing for Walla Walla.
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Court Mill
Frank L. Fairbanks
Helen Hart
Hilgard
Major
Lee Moorhouse
G. W. Phelps
C. C. Hendriks
Frank Nude
George Darveau
Frank Dupratt
Albert M. Williams
George Coppinger
Pacific Coast Elevator Co
T. D. Taylor
T. F. Kendall
First National Bank of Milton
Thomas Sehelal
Katherine L Carson
Pendleton
Joseph Snyder
Sybil Cole
Charles Cole
Adams
Walla Walla
Pendleton Bowling Club Hosts Wednesday Dances in Eagle Woodman
The Pendleton Bowling club plans a series of Wednesday night dances in Eagle Woodman Ne with the Pendleton United Orchestra supplying the music. The orchestra has gained popularity over the last three years. The first dance is scheduled for tomorrow night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton Bowling Club
Eagle Woodman
Pendleton United Orchestra
Pardon Granted to Local Barber for Disturbing Birds
Governor Edmiston and Governor West pardoned J L Edmiston, a barber who pleaded guilty to disturbing birds on the asylum game reserve. He paid a $50 fine and served 30 days, the first offense of its kind. The pardon followed lenient recommendations by Deputy Game Warden Averill and State Warden Finley. Baldwins to Rodeo at Los Angeles event. Johnny and Tillie Baldwin, famed Round-up performers, travel from Pendleton and Norway to join the Los Angeles rodeo circuit with plans to ship horses and a bulldogged steer for Tillie’s act.
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Patriots Edmiston
Oswald West
J. Ll. Edmiston
Asylum Game Reserve
Edmiston
Edgar F. Averill
Finley
Baldwins
Boe
Johnny
Tillie Baldwin
Los Agneses
Tillie
Norway
New York
Los Angeles
Pendleton
Bulldog
Troyer Sues Wife for Divorce After Short Marriage
After a marriage on March 20, 1912, Mil ton resident Ara A. Troyer filed for divorce from Mayme S. Troyer alleging that within a month of their union the defendant began a course of cruel and inhuman treatment. The suit cites a short marriage and seeks legal relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ara A. Troyer
Milton
Mayme S. Troyer
First Marriage Licenses of the New Year Issued
The first marriage licenses of the new year were issued yesterday afternoon to Albert F. Eilensberger and Anna B. Fielder, both of this county, and Joseph Snyder and Sibyl E. Cole, both of this city. Certificates of consent from Elmer Snyder and Mrs. Virginian Fielder accompanied the applications because the children are under age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert F. Eilensberger
Anna B. Fielder
Joseph Snyder
Sibyl E. Cole
Elmer Snyder
Mra
Virginian
Fielder
Appraisers Named in Teel Estate Case
Appraisers Joseph Cunha Fred Andrews and Robert Lewis were appointed by Judge Maloney to assess the estate of the late Mrs. Eil wire Teel. In Cottage Grove Oregon a wrecked tramp near Roesburg was found with a slip bearing A. W. Pampole’s name prompting officials to contact him for identification.
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Joseph Cunha
Fred Andrews
Robert Lewis
Eilwire Teel
Maloney
Childs
Cottage Grove
Roesburg
A. W. Pampole
Wampole
Runaway Girl Returned to Mother in Medicine Hat Canada
Seventeen year old Emma Draudsen was found hiding under the alias Faye E. Golding after police searched following notices. She had been employed at the Hotel Pendleton and at the Livengood store before being identified and returned to her mother in Medicine Hat Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Draudsen
Medicine Hat
Canada
Faye E. Golding
Pendleton
Livengood
Tramps Exchange Note for House Gift in City Visit
A fragment reports a tramps request for a slip of paper and a promise of a house gift in return for kindness shown by Dr. Thomas C. Omart of La Grande Wissimate. Out of town visitors were in the city yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas C. Omart
la Grande
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Just
Rome
Arkansas
Ben Davis
Standard Grocery Co
IST
A. Eklund
Stacey Aeams
Main St
Rexall
U. S. Congress
Newsy
Marion Jack
Si Beetz
Berkeley
Central Meat Market
J. D. Bramwell
Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Co
Edmund Mable
Charles Jordan
Riteville
Washington
D. Peterson
Gunther
Koeppen
Jouta Denk
South Bend Watch
South Bend
Walker
Court Street
Hostetter
AM Druggtspa
Beddown
Miller Fforner Court and
Garden Sts
Wm. E. Hanscom
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