Reservation enforcement sparks Indian rights dispute in Pendleton region
Article notes Chief Wilkins warns white hunters to avoid reservation lands and obtain permits, while agency officials consider protections for the Winchester area. It mentions patrols, Whisky issues, and local legalities, with references to Pendleton and regional authorities. Additional items include drug ads, hotel arrivals, and a public sale description tied to a prior sale involving Pred Walters.
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Wilkins
Pendleton
Charlee Wilkins
Henworth
Ivan
Erie
Lanile Weil
Wie
Judiciary
Real Estate Sold in Crow Family Tract Transfer
Real estate notes report a sale of a tract in Maratom Park to Mrs. John W. Crow and related transfers. The records mention Louisa Crow and other local owners with parcels described as blocks and additions, including Rowe Ditty and Ralew's addition, with improvements noted on the properties.
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John W. Crow
A. Howard
Matilda Brott
Scott
Mire
Louisa
Rowe Ditty
Maratom Park
Lena Warner
Tod
Ralew
S Warner
Haldane Dickwell
Las i
Professor Bogge to Instruct at Ralston School Club
Professor J N Bogge will give instruction at the Ralston school of physical culture with classes fortified immediately. Thorne seeking to join the club should send in their names at once. A blood purifier and tonic builder is advertised for Karl's Clover Root Tea with a fifty year market presence and money back guarantee.
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J. N. Bogge
Ralston School of Physical Culture
Thorne
Clmb
Karl
Tallman
Saint Pauls School Announces Winter Term Start
Saint Pauls School a boarding and day academy for girls in Walla Walla Washington begins spring term January 20 190.
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Saint Paul's School
Walla Wallin
Prospecting Lease Sparks Coal Oil hopes near Pendleton
A six mile square tract south of Pendleton near McKay and Birch creeks is sought for lease by a New York capitalist. Reports say leases are already taken. plans include coal iron and oil prospecting with royalty on coal mined and potential shaft sinking. Local excitement grows as past oil findings nearby fuel optimism for regional development.
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Parr
New York
Lenet
Pendleton
Hanilee Eoothweet
Ukiah
Morrow County
Ealing
Moho Creek
Pendietan
Mallock plans Alaska shipment route via Oregon barley
Former Oregon state senator W. F. Mallock, of Umatilla, is arranging a fire shipment of horses to Alaska from the Portland area. The fourth shipment from western Oregon last week leaves for Skagway, with heavy draft horses in demand for Alaska. He plans to visit Willamette communities and has run Alaska trips yearly since the Klondike era, with Skagway as brewery site due to its proximity to a glacier-fed lake.
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W. F. Mallock
Umatilla
Cnoty
Perkine Lotely
Alaska
Lax
Bestern Oregon
Skneway
Willamette Wallow
Eure
Matlock
Skagway
Srore
Bennett
Daweon
Bragway
Es Brewery
Yukon
Sleighridng in Pendleton Enthralls Winter Crowd
Pendleton enjoys four consecutive days of sleighing as townsfolk, including T. W. Ayres Jr and Joe H. Parle, take to miniature sleighs and makeshift sleds. A large sleigh and string of riders draw crowds despite rope-towed tugs and a chinook ending the spell Monday.
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Pendleton
T. W. Ayres, Jr
Abe Nereed
Joe H. Parle
Fred W. Hendley
Question for Settlement on Pendleton Theater Choice
Frederick Warde’s manager learned from Manager Moule that Pendleton theatergoers prefer Richelieu to The Duke’s Jester for Thursday night January 10. The company agreed to present the preferred play if ticket purchasers cast their preference. majority would decide. Since The Duke’s Jester has gained favor especially with first timers, the change will be announced to the Best Organization on Thursday.
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Frederick Warde
Pendleton
Moule
Fraser
Richelies
Josvar
Thone
Richelieu
The Dukes Jester Comedy at Fraser’s Opera House
Frederick Warde and Mrs KE Spencer star in the new romantic comedy The Duke's Jester to be presented at Fraser's Opera House on Thursday evening the 10th. The cast includes Ward as the King's fool with the Bruge com and additional well known stars.
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Fraser's Opera House
Ward
Frederick Warde
Bruge Com
RK. Spencer
Jeter
Fraser Opera House
Thureday
Kepy Williams
The Duke's Ceater A Court Jester Tale in Four Acts
A life story of Cecco the fool with wide fanfare and spectacle. Mr. arde takes the role of Cecco while Mra. a high ranking lady loves him and Mr. Spencer the Duke of Milan appears. The four act play promises grand scenic effects and a rich cenie production.
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Arde
Cecco
Mr. Spencer
Duke of Milan
Warde
Belphogor the Montebank
Oregon pioneer Judge Samuel White dies at 80
Judge Samuel 8. White a Crete family pioneer dies at his Portland home aged 80. Born in Franklin Mount Indiana in 181, he moved westward from Illinois and Oregon City where he aided in steamboating and later served as free probate judge appointed by Governor Abernethy in 1846. He was an Oregon legislator, Clackamas County judge and early Portland figure. He also joined an 1840 California ox-team expedition and later ran mercantile operations in Sacramento before returning to Oregon. He resided in Portland since 1875 and fought in the Sac and Fox and Blackhawk wars. The item also touts Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters as a Paris exposition prize winner’s remedy.
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Samuel 8. White
Crete
Portland
Oregon
White
Franklin Mount
Indiana
Bangimon County
Illinois
Beshaeson
Serre Wden Ennines
Fort Madison
Mission Pot
Keokuk
New Orleans
Judge White
Plains
Oregon City
Lot Whitcomb
Willamette River
Colonel Jennings
J. O. Aineworth
George Abernethy
California
Sacramento
Clackaipao
South Portland Crécinet
Return of Grand Army of Republic in Oregon Sees Growth
Adjutant General's report by John Fr Mayo shows 600 members in the department of Oregon and a state total above 1800. Posts vary from Oregon City with trouble to Pleasant Home Port with strong finances and two story building, reflecting overall improved condition since 1900.
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John Fr. Mayo
Department of Oregon
GG. A. R
G. A. RB
Oregon
Renee
Mayo
Oregon City
Alont
Pleasant Home Port Ie
Compounding Pledge by Corner Malin and Court Ja Pendleton
Physicians’ recommendation and wis imply assured delivery of the exact prescribed quantity and quality. The note praises the druggist’s skill in compounding at Corner Malin and Court Ja Pendleton.
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Malin
Court Ja. Pendleton
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