Porter Horn wedding ties stockman to Pendleton kin
A noon Wednesday wedding at W. T. Porter’s home in the city’s southwest united Miss Thressa MM Porter and Ulysses Grant Horn with Rev. Robert Warner officiating. The event marked the 20th wedding anniversary of the bride’s parents. The couple planned a seaside honeymoon before settling on Horn’s ranch near Pilot Rock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Porter
Thressa
Porter
Ulysses Grant Horn
Robert Warner
Methodist Episcopal Church
W.T. Porter
G. K. Roark
A. B. Notle
George Horn
Pilot Rock
John Horn
W. H. Porter
L. M. Mann
5. M. Porter
Walter Adams
Ernest Evant
Kissinger
Ed Horn
Mise Myrtle Churchill
Miss Noble
Alf Horn
J. J. Dobson
Miss Porter
Pearl
Bessie Porter
Jesse Porter
Mr. Horn
Main Street Runaway Causes Streetwide Stir
A team owned by J. E. Stanaberg, the expressman, bolted from the 0. R. and N. freight house this morning and dashed along Main Street. The frightened horses created considerable excitement as a crowded thoroughfare rattled with vehicles, with Lee Morton's brave intervention cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Morton
J. E. Stanaberg
Main Street
Lee
Brave engineer helps calm runaway horses at camp
Morton a stationary engineer in a looeing camp halted a runaway team just before Court Street. He risked life and limb, leaped out, grabbed the reins, and brought one horse down on its haunches. Stansbery thanked him later for the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morton
Court Stret
Stansbery
Red Front saloon owner pleads guilty to assault
Fred Langever proprietor of the Red Front on Main street pleaded guilty to assaulting C. W. McLyman and was fined five dollars by Judge FitzGerald. McLyman appeared at the judge’s office bloodied after the attack praised as provoked by jealousy over Langover’s wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Langever
Red Front
Main Street
C. W. McLivyman
Fits Gerald
Asault
McLyman
Judge FitzGerald
Blakeslee
Sinters
Langover
Lang
MelLayman
Weston Weather Returns to Calm After Flood Storm
Heavy rain drenched Weston and nearby areas last evening flooding small creeks and damaging some grain. An O R and N culvert above town overwhelmed by the surge forced a long cross-town water flow for minutes. Roads, gardens sustained damage while train service on the Spokane line was delayed about 36 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weston
Spokane
Wrights to Portland with Van Orsdal party
Mr and Mrs J L Wright of Leadville Colorado who have been guests for Grand Guardian Van Orsdal for several days leave for Portland this evening accompanied by Mrs Van Orsdal
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Portland
J. L. Wright
Leadville
Colorado
Grand Guardian van Orsdal
van (Orsdal
Pendleton Eagles Carnival King Election Notice
To vote for a candidate for king of the Eagles Car nival in Pendleton from July 11 to 16. This coupon allows five votes and must be cast at this office by 6 p.m. July 14. All king candidates must be members of the local Eagles aerie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King of the Eagles
Pendleton
Aerie of Eagles
Oregon Development League Delegates Placed For Portland Meeting
Borie of the Commercial Association plans August 2 3 mass meeting in Portland to form the Oregon Development League an organization to unite commercial bodies and promote state resources and new ventures. Pendleton Commercial Association head J A Horle will nominate delegates concurring with active Portland cooperation to attract immigrants and capital while safeguarding Pendleton interests.
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Borie
Commercial Association
Portland
Oregon Development League
Ani
J. A. Horle
Pendleton Commercial Association
Pendleton
Ataguet
D H Kennison Dead Pioneer Resident of Umatilla County
D H Kennison aged 72 died at Foster after a long illness from a complication of diseases. Funeral set for 11 tomorrow at Echo with burial in Echo cemetery. Surviving: George Kennison of Dayton Washington. two Foster sons. Mrs William Heeves of Foster. Mrs Herrendon of California. Interment under Undertaker Rader.
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D. H Kennison
Umatilla County
Foster
Echo
Echo Cemetery
Robert Warner
William Reeves
Pendleton
Rader
Athena
George Kennison
Dayton
Wash
William Heeves
Poster
Herrendon
California
Veterinarian Proctor Fined Repeatedly in Heppner Case
Deputy State Veterinarian J. Chris received notice from Justice E. G. Perkins that J. W. Proctor, once in Heppner for practicing veterinary medicine without a license, was fined $60 in Morrow county. He had been arrested three months earlier for the same offense and later forgery charges followed after he paid the Heppner fine. Proctor resumed practice and was re-arrested, with the state veterinary board planning further prosecutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Proctor
Heppner
J. Christie
E. G. Perkins
J. W. Proctor
Morrow County
Proctor
Christie
Deserter Surrenders in City to Marshal and Reward
James Smith, a former member of Company B, 18th Infantry, surrendered to City Marshal Carney after arriving in the city from Sumpter. He stated he deserted the United States Army from Vancouver barracks but now wishes to return and face punishment. He was confined in the county jail as officials notified at Vancouver. Prior hopes of silence among fellow miners in Sumpter were thwarted by his decision to surrender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Smith
Sumpter
Égetter
United States Army, Service
Carney
Vancouver Barracks
Smith
Vancouver
18Th Infantry
City Marshal Offers Reward for Smith Capture
The city marshal will pay a reward of 100 dollars for the apprehension of Smith. He stated the measure aims to forestall further incidents and secure public safety. The action underscores ongoing efforts to locate the suspect and bring him to justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Roy Raley Returning After Columbia Law Graduation
James Roy Raley has completed a three year course at Columbia Law School in Washington and graduates with high honors. He will teach in Pendleton mid month and is currently in St Louis for the Democratic National Convention and exposition viewing. Raley, son of Colonel James H Raley of Carter and Raley, is not yet 24, Pendleton born and raised, and may join his family law firm or practice independently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Law School
Washington, D. C
James Roy Raley
St. Louis
Raley
James H. Raley
Carter & Raley
Hils
Decision Expected in Taylor Divorce Case
Arguments in the Taylor divorce proceeding were heard before Judge Ellis with Colonel Raley for the plaintiff and John McCourt for the defense. The judge planned to rule this afternoon, with a decision expected in about ten days. experts anticipate a divorce and property division will be central to the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis
Taylor
Clienlt
Elite
Colonel Raley
John Mc
James A. Fee
Will M. Peterson
Raley
McCourt
Picnic on McKay in pine grove with Tweedy party
A group of 13 people held a July 4 picnic 26 miles from town in a pine grove on F. J. Tweedy's land near the McKay creek forks. Attendees included the LaRones, Tweedy family, Peeblers, Mrs Michael and sons, and H N Robinson. They agreed to meet again July 4 1905 near Peebler's farm. The celebration was described as most enjoyable in years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Peebler
Tweedy Place
Stock dealer Wilson sails to Kansas for horse shipments
Colonel Wilson, a leading Kansas stock dealer, arrived in the city this morning and immediately planned to proceed to Pitch Rock to buy horses for shipment to Kansas. He intends to purchase and ship three or four carloads, following a prior shipment of one carload about six weeks ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Colonel Wilson
Pitch Rock
Jayhawker State
Van Dran in the Valley on Portland trip and firecracker talk
George Van Dran a proprietor of the Hotel Poendicton traveled to Portland last night to handle business and may visit Albany to see his hotel businessman brother who recently suffered a fire loss. An anti firecracker ordinance is prepared for Portland city council introduction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Dran
George van Dran
Poendicton
Portland
Albany
Portland City
Boomerang Sold For Boys Priced 25 36 and 50 Cents
A brief sale listing offers a boomerang described as a great jouport for the boys with items priced at 25 36 and 50 cents each. The note emphasizes small values and a simple purchase for youngsters.
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Dindinger, Wilson & CO
Porter-Horn
Tallman @ Co
C. W. McLyman
Firg&t
Commercial National Bank OF
Oregon
D. H. Kennison
Roy Raley
M'Kay
Frederick Nolf &Co
J. L. Vaughn
West Court Sr
Tribune
Owl
MIDS
THEI
Boston Stor
Agers
Baer
DALEY
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