Pendleton Notes and Local Legal Notices
Pendleton notes report Pendleton Commercial Association meeting this evening the first Tuesday of month. Marriage license issued for William Edmund Milne and Bessie Grace Porter. Ethel Mix seeks divorce from S W Mix alleging cruelty and violence since 1909. Funeral held for young homesteader D C Owens, 25, who died after an operation. no known relatives locally despite efforts to locate a brother.
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Commercial Club
The
Pendleton Commercial Association
William Edmund Milne
Walla Walla
Bessie Grace Porter
Ethel Mix
8. W. Mix
Ethel Lark
S. D. Peterson
Milton
D.C Owens
Folsom Undertaking
Free meal attempt ends in pursuit and arrest
Gus Lambert, a former miner, tried to dine without paying at a Boston restaurant yesterday afternoon. He fled the scene, was chased from Garden Street to the levee and back via Main Street, and captured in tensorial parlors after police were summoned. He received three days in jail. Real estate transfers are listed with transfers involving Melvin E Shutrum, Marlene Stites, Sarah Fraker, and others, including properties in Fulton, sec 28, sec 37, sec 40, sec 34, and Halstead addition to Echo, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Lambert
Boston
Garden Street
Main Street
Patton
Melvin E. Shutrum
David H. Nelson
Fulton District
Marlene W. Stites
American National Bank
Sarah EB. Fraker
Bessie Lisle
Charles Lisle
Merrill
Doble
Halstead
Echo
Charles Potts
Ernest FC Eheler
Helix
Tu tuilla Indian church July time meeting and Fourth
The Tu tuilla Indian church schedules its annual July time meeting and Fourth of July celebration from July 1 to July 7 at the old agency encampment. Services led by Rev. J. G Dickson, with morning and evening worship. An all day dinner and games on July 4. Committees formed last Sabbath to run camp and dinner. Quarterly communion on Sabbath July 6. camp to break up July 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tutuilla Indian
Old Agency
J. G Dickson
Parther Interviewed Favor Vote On Commission Plan
Interviewing several men today parthers favor a special election to decide the commission plan separately from other issues. Some back a conservative approach delaying action until the commission’s work in other cities is seen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parther
Tallman
Wade
Commission
George Hartman, Jr
First National Bank
Pendleton
Walla Walla
M. & Kern
Lee Moorhouse
J.J Hamley
HW Ho Wessel
Charles Quinney
Winn Johnson
Dr. M.stern
Ciity
Charles Greulich
Holsington
Abs
Joya Idleman
W. Vincent
J. H. Gwinn
Dean Tatum
Dr. Tr. Temple
H M. Sloan
D. J. MecFaul
G. W. Phelps
W. BE
Brock
Dan FP. Smythe
Neamith Ankeny
Douglas Betts
J. M. Bentley
Walter Adams
R. L. Olver
Ed J. Sommerville
Dr. Roe
Ringo
H Gritman
G. Matlock
T. B. Swearingen
W. R. Graham
C. Rock
Fred Earle
A. Z. McAllister
Matt Keys
Drayman
Fifteen Boys Die as Wooden Walk Collapses at Bath
A crowded wooden walkway over Merrimac River collapsed under boys waiting to enter a bath house. Fifteen youths aged nine to fifteen drowned, with about 40 in the group. Rescue teams recovered 12 bodies by nightfall. searches continued for more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blythe
Tavieh
Parenta
Frank McDonald
Boston
Bath House
New Eight Hour Law For Women Goes Into Effect
St Paul Minnesota July 1 Minnesota freedom eight hour law for women and girls took effect today after years of labor leaders and economists effort. It covers all female workers in department stores laundries and factories except telephone operators whose exemption was revealed two months after enactment due to last minute lobbying by the telephone company.
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St Paul
Minn
Minnesota
Senate Committee
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A. Schneiter
Prop
Pendleton, Ore
Wm. Hanscom
Taylor Hardware
Blo
G. Pendleton, Ore
Pelham
TS Boys
JS. McLead
Clemens of
Burns
Clemens
J. 8. McLeod
Promiusband
Hostetter
Cises
Linby
Mulhall
Washington
Scnate
Wall Street
Lobby
Paul Cravath
Lewis Cass Ledyard
New York
David Lamar
Robert S. Lovett
Union Pacific Railway
Congress
Mark Moorhouse CO
E. Court Street
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