Park Theater dances allowed and city license changes
The Park Theater dances were deemed permissible with no theater interiors required. A new liquor license was granted to F X Schempp of the Columbia Saloon on Main Street under the new ordinance. Penland Brothers received a $6 rebate after their license was refunded for a partially used permit following their closure by a fire committee inspection. The council approved a salary raise for City Recorder from 50 to 75 dollars per month and addressed street vendor taxation at 34 per day. Bids for city printing were opened and referred to the Ways and Means committee for awarding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Theater
uers—Recorders
F. X. Schempp
Columbia
Main Street
Penland Brothers
Committee On Claims
Fire Committee
Penland
Tbe
FitzGerald
Committee On Ways and Means
Renn
Swearengen
Fergusen
Dr Martin Lecture Draws Pendleton Crowd At First Christian
Dr Martin delivered a well received lecture on marriage and divorce at the First Christian church in Pendleton last night. The event drew a large audience and featured Miss Springer singing as Dr Martin spoke on the topic Hiding From God. The sermon was described as among the finest seen in Pendleton and attendance was encouraged for the next evening service at 7 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Martin
First Christian Church
Pendleton
Pendleton to Host Northwest Sportsmen Meet in June
Pendleton awaits a decision on hosting the 20th Northwest Sportsmen tournament. The local association must raise $600 and charge a two cent per bird fee to cover targets. Last year Dayton raised $1,200 for the 19th annual event. The tournament draws about 100 crack shots from Oregon Idaho Montana Utah California and British Columbia with trophies valued at $2500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton Sportsmen's Association
Spoksmen
Dayton
Tacoma
Pendleton
F. W. Walte
Montana
Crh
California
British Columbia
Alto
Pencheton Association
Remodeling Planned for Masonic Building Front
Heavy expenditures are planned for the Masonic Building with Fortier Plowing Mills shaping frames for a new front. Old windows will be removed and benches lowered, and plate glass show windows will flank the M A Rader rooms to allow full display. Timing depends on wood finishing and glass arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic
Fortier
Shoes Stolen From Freight Car In City Yards
A freight car at the W and C H yards was broken into during the night and about nine pairs of children’s shoes taken. A second car at the O Ro and No yards was also opened and four pairs of shoes, socks, and hats stolen. No clue yet to the thieves. Oregon Irrigator Launched at Irrigon by Cascade Land and Water Co. Frank B. Holbrook named editor. paper to advertise irrigated land on market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Li Hve
Oregon Irrigator
Orggon Irrigator
Cipagien Land & Water Company
Irrigon
Stokes
Frank B. Holbrook
Ag Ierigot
Senator Ankeny Visits Town With Daughter Misa Ankeny
Senator Levi Ankeny of Walla Walla visits with his daughter Misa and friends for a brief stay. He is here to oversee bank interests and this marks his first trip since an accident a few weeks ago. Fred Taylor’s child dead in La Grande at age seven. death confirmed to E D Weaver by Mrs. Taylor’s cousin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Ankeny
Levi Ankeny
Walla Walla
Misa Ankeny
Mr. Ankeny
Fred Taylor
E. D. Weaver
la Grande
Mrs. Taylor
Mrs. Weaver
New Marble Works Opens At Monterantelli Building
Workmen begin on the Monterantelli building adjoining the Domestic laundry on Court street. The brick structure, 80 by 00 feet, will house a marble works. The Champion Shooter A. Buliman, proclaimed Northwest’s top marksman, is featured in yesterday’s Telegram with a brief sketch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monterantelli
Court Street
Buliman
Enly
Markeman
Northwest
Free Exhibition Reveals Humane Horse Handling
Prof Haw, noted horse trainer, conducted a free nightly exhibition at Froome's barn drawing a crowd. He presented simple methods to prevent injury and bad habits, including guidance on drenching and caring for sick horses. A class of thirty horsemen formed, praising the humane methods and the value of the course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haw
Professor Haw
Oitton
Proome
How
Froome
Sixty Cars Shipped From Tyers Mill Weekly
Tyers mill continues full capacity shipping flour to Tacoma for Oriental trade. During the week ending last Saturday, 60 cars left the mill, with 14 cars daily on average. The plant processes about 18 tons of barley daily and aims to maintain output to meet local demand and orders. Rain delays persist as the mill works through stock. Mr Byers pays 67 cents for bivestem and will raise price if quality warrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyers
Tacoma
Mr. Byers
Clerks Union Regular Meeting Announced
Clerks Union calls a regular meeting for Thursday evening with all members urged to attend. A important business will come before the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clerks’ Union
Old Settler Mrs Pinkerton Wied Dies After Illness
Mrs Henry Pinkerton Wied of Weston died at 2:40 this morning at her home in Weston after years of invalidism from a lung trouble that developed into consumption. A United Brethren member for 30 years, she lived in the county since 1884 and leaves three grown sons. Funeral at 1 a m tomorrow conducted by Rev Payne, burial in Keen cemetery near Weston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Pinkerton
Weaton
Pinkerton
Payne
Unitd Brethren Church
Weston
Keen
United Brethren
No Jong Heen
Unclear OCR item on cattle trade and stock delivery
fragments describe a cattle buying event with names and prices, reference to calves and a milking herd. mentions delivery here as culled stock and several likely seller or buyer names. text is garbled with missing words and distorted phrases.
Extension of Hinkle Ditch Progress Reported near Beho
Surveyor Hebart of the AT & M Irrigation Company arrived in Heppner to secure papers proving up on the divert and canal near Beho. Mowers, Roger and Von Cleave have completed about 12 miles of extension work and are nearing Mutter Creek district. Judge Ellis will leave Heppner soon for court with one law case and several equity matters, some defaulted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hinkle Ditch
Ho. Hebart
Beho
AT & M. Irrigation Company
Roger
von Cleave
Hinkle
Mutter Crea
Heppner
Jurge Ellis
Nox
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Dindinger, Wilson & CO
Council
Penlands
Tallman & CO
Smith Baos
Portland, Or
F. S. Younger & Son
Northwest Sportsmen Association
Carload
Peoples Warehouse
Byers
OWL
United Brethren Church
Conrad Platnasider
N. Stanfeid
Che Peat
Joe
Boston
Jowest
North Room
Boston Stor
Our
V.j
Center Building
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