Pendleton Notes Hit by Illness and Local Happenings
Pendleton notes report the orchestra traveling to Stanfield for a fireman's ball and no court today due to Circuit Judge Phelps illness. District Attorney seeks dismissal in Livermore case. gym opened at new high school. fines issued for drunkenness. farmer I J Looney dies. minstrel show and Keefe success. Holt Piano plans branch. Parish Aid clears 57 dollars. property transfers listed with local names and parcels.
Paradise Colonization Company Incorporates
Paradise Co incorporated with Asa B Thomson Frank Sloan James Hoskins and J T Hinkle named as directors to pursue buying owning improving selling leasing and dealing in land and property The capital stock is 5000 split into 50 shares of 100 each Principal place of business is Echo Oregon.
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Paradise Co
Asa B. Thomson
Echo
Frank Sloan
Stanfield
James (. Hoskins
J. T. Hinkle
Hermiston
Paradise Colonization Company
Theater Burns and Scenery Lost in Biloxi Fire
J. E Keefe Jr former secretary of the Commercial association and now musical director for Miller Draper Elkminstrelmen writes from New Orleans that his employers suffered misfortune in a Biloxi Mississippi theater fire. About 3500 dollars worth of scenery and costumes were destroyed. The article notes the scenery was a reproduction of the theater interior.
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J. E Keefe, Jr
The
Commercial Association
Miller & Draper, Elkminstrelmen
New Orleans
Biloxi
Mias
Elderly farmer pays 5614 to avoid marriage claim
Martin Hulsey an 80 year old Grundy county farmer paid 5614 in certificates and cash in Aurora to satisfy a breach of promise judgment in favor of Miss Cora Frost, superintendent of Evanston Conservatory of Health. He called the suit a frame up while she testified she loved him despite his age and throat cancer.
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Chicago
Martin Hulsey
Grundy
Aurora
Hulsey
Cora Frost
Conservatory of Health
Evanston
Miss Frost
Regime Draws No Pensions First Application Made
A Ninth Kansas cavalry member, H B Lapham of Lorton Virginia, reports he is the first from his regiment to apply for a Civil War pension. State officials advised that no other member has drawn a pension and that five more members must apply before consideration.
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Ninth
Kansas Cay
Newburgh Youth and Neighbor Tie Knot Again in Secret Vow
Nineteen year old Peter Van Tienan, son of a Newburgh merchant, secretly married neighbor Mary Anderson in Highland Falls after their first meeting last June. An annulment was granted by his father in November, but the couple wed again at Middle Hope with Rev. J. P. Lincoln officiating, and the union is described as firmly tied.
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New York
Peter van Tienan
van Tienan
Newburgh
Mary Anderson
Peter
Mary
Highland Falls
Mantha
Middle Hope
J. P. Lincoln
Methodist Episcopal Church
Pendleton visit by Meacham Kameta wood dealer Frank Hanlon
Frank Hanlon, a well known wood dealer from Meacham and Kameta, is visiting Pendleton today. He is noted for local business in timber and lumber trade and is expected to tour the downtown area.
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Frank Hanlon
Meacham and Kameta
Pendleton
Coos Bay Port Sells 300000 Bond Issue for Harbor
Marshfield Ore Jan 17 The Port of Coos Bay commissioners closed a contract for sale of a 300000 bond issue with four bidders. Bonds sold to C W McNear Co Chicago for 289975 with 150000 due on delivery and 4 12 percent on the deferred amount. The 5 percent bonds fund harbor improvements including a jetty proposal to the government. This is the first bond sale since the old port’s formation a few years ago due to legal issues. The plan calls for a 25 foot deep by 300 foot wide channel from the Smith mill in Marshfield to the ocean.
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Marshfield
Ore
Coos Bay
C. W. McNear & Co
Chicago
Allen Frake
Port Commission
Smith Mill
Professor Moore quits after campus fight at Oregon college
Corvallis Or Jan 17 A fight between FE R B Moore of the school of commerce and A Dobell business manager of Oregon Agricultural College led to Moore resigning his post. President Kerr accepted the resignation and the investigation was dropped. Both men had facial scars from the melee ensuing after a dispute over ordering typewriting ribbons. Dobell returned to the office the day after the bout.
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Corvalli4
R B. Moore
School of Commerce
A. Dobell
Oregon Agricultural College
Moore
J. W. Kerr
Dobell
Keeps Children in Baby Stage At Home
A Cleveland mother Mrs Mood Thal confined her three young sons aged two to four to baby status. The children crawled and waved while she fed them only baby food to halt development. Probate clerk William James intervened, authorities found the children not imbecile, and they were removed to an institution after the mother was hospitalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Mood Thal
Nature
William James
For Sate Cheap Nine Room House Near St Josephs Academy
Cheap sale offer for a modern nine room house with stone foundation and seven lots near St Josephs Academy. Located for quick sale if taken by January. call for particulars at this office.
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St. Joseph's Academy
Express Companies Extend Deliveries In Pendleton District
American Express and Northern Pacific Express extend pickup and delivery to most Pendleton residence districts and much of the business district starting January 26. The route runs along AltaVincent Hiluff Main Tustin Lilleth Webb Marie Umatilla river and skirts the riverbanks to Garden Water Jackson Madison Perkins Washington Hagen Hazel and other streets before returning to Alta and Vincent streets.
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American Express Company
Northern Pacific Express
Pendleton
Alta
Vincent Streets
Vincent Street
Hiluff Street
Hluff Street
Main Street
Tustin Street
Lilleth Street
Webb Street
Marie Street
Umatilla River
Umatilla
Garden and Water Streets
Water Street
Jackson Street
Jackson
Madison St
Madison Street
Lewis Street
Long Street
Court Street
Eddy Street
Alta Street
McLean Christmas Dinner for Eighteen Servants
Edward Beal McLean and Evelyn Walsh McLean hosted a Christmas meal for eighteen household servants in the carriage house, personally supervising cooking and service. Gifts of 26 in gold, gold rimmed meer abaum pipes, suit cages, and novelties were given, and a $60,000 sable coat imported from Russia was gifted to Mrs. McLean. P. E. Ornduff of Helix spent last night in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Edward Beal Mc- Lean
Evelyn Walsh Mc- Lean
McLean
Russia
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Standard Grocery Co
Pastime Theatre
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D. J. Gilliland
Thos. G. Ohmart
LA Grande and
Pendleton, Baker and Salt Lake
Firs National Bank
Pendleton, Oregon
Portland
Bond Goods
H. Cutter
Sunny Brook
California Wines
Port Sherry Angelica Muscatel
Columbia Liquor
Herman Peters
Newsy
United Orchestra
G. W. Phelps
Phelps
Hose Co. No
William Goedecks
Mr. Allen
Livermore
Stewer
Burt Livermore
Robinson
the Commercial Association
M. 8. Kern
G. M. Rice
W. L. Thompson
Oregon
Idaho
Faust
Charley Max Mox
FitzGerald
Max Max
James Hunshell
M. L. Bowman
I. J. Looney
William Looney
Condon
All National
Keeie
San Antonio
Texas
Keefe
E. H. Holt
Holt Piano Company
Episcopal Church
Matlock
Gottlop Schwank
W. E Putnam
See
Alva C. Troyer
Fred 4. Zams
W. A. Smiley
L. H. Smiley
Mary E. Goodman
Marie
Wheeler
Papa
Workingmens Glothing Co
P. E. Ornduff of
Helix
Wm. Hanscom