Barnharts Bound Over On Umatilla Liquor Incident
Allen Barnhart appeared before Commissioner John Hatley charged with taking liquor into the Umatilla Reservation. Held to the next federal grand jury on $200 bond, which he may furnish. His cousin Alfred, implicated, seeks bonds as well. The case reveals complexities of Indian liquor laws. Also, Toolaleetsu, an Indian, jailed for larceny of a clock and hat from a reservation camp, awaiting grand jury action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umatilla
Allen Barnhart
John Hatley
Federal Grand Jury
Alfred
Barabatta
Annie Newcom
Alleeswalia
Toolaleetsu
Freight Car Robbed Near Street Yards
A Portland bound freight car arriving last night was broken into near the stock yards. Two boxes of smoking tobacco owned by outsiders were taken. Empty boxes were found this morning. The town is crowded with hoboes making it hard to locate the stolen tobacco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Judds hire Portland firm to pack Hartford move
F C S Krupke of the Pirk Transfer and Storage Company Portland is in Hartford to pack the Judds furniture. Mr and Mrs Judd will soon depart for Hartford and will take their furniture with them.
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Hartford
Conn
F.C. S Krupke
Pirk Transfer and Storage Company
Portland
BE. Y. Judd
Judd
Social notes from Pendleton and area visitors and departures
A wave of short visits and travel announcements fills Pendleton and nearby towns.,Jamey Brophy of Echo and D K Mathews of Echo, along with A Wiles of Baker City, visit the city on business or pleasure. Mrs. Wood of Tone and Miss Grace Stevens of Milton are guests with friends. several residents plan trips to Portland Heppner Freewater and Lone Tree. local residents like James Crawford, Miss Anna McGee, Miss Jessie Rust, Mrs. Avery and others are spending summer with relatives or on trips. new arrivals include H Koepke and Harry Bennett settling in, while Ernest Hartman and family head to Wallowa Lake for an outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamey Brophy
Echo
Wisit
D. K. Mathews
A. Wiles
Baker City
Pendleton
H. C. Wood
Tone
W. F. Matlock
Heppner
Kennedy
Freewater
C. W. Stevens
Grace Stevens
Milton
Edina Thompson
Portland
James Crawford
FF Anna McGee
Lone Teach
Jessie Rust
Independence
L. & Mack
Walla Walla
B. E. Kenney
Wr. Sewell
Coast
H. Koepke
Tropico, Cal
Ellensburg
Harry Bennett
Spokane
William Krassig
Main Street
Police Court Affairs in Island Dance House
This morning C R McLyman head of the island dance orchestra swore out a warrant for Bud Summer and Miles Durham for being drunk and disorderly at the island dance. They were arrested at the tent last night, tried this morning, and each sentenced to two days in jail. Summer is 18. Durham is under 18. W E Rose was jailed on a drunk and disorderly charge but released on bail as court handles a civil colt ownership case.
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C. R. McLyman
Bud Summere
Miles Durham
Summer
W. EE. Rose
Taken to Portland for treatment after eye injury
A garbled report describes a person being taken to Portland for treatment after a welding accident. It mentions hallucinations, a spark, and medical concerns, with unclear details about people involved and exact locations.
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Dot Batley
Joe
Portland
OOP
Davia
Faye Mir
Helen Maraten sues for divorce from A Gerke
Helen Maraten filed for dissolution of marriage against A Gerke, citing irreconcilable differences and requesting a court decision to grant a divorce and settle related matters.
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A. Adit
Helen M. Maraten
Attorney Sues For Divorce Amid Drunkenness Abuse Threats
The complaint filed by the plaintiff through attorney James A. Fee against James A. Maraton alleges gross and habitual drunkenness and abuse including threats of bodily harm and death, plus years of non support. It seeks dissolution of the bonds of matrimony, custody of the minor child, an injunction restraining interference during the action, costs and other just relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Fee
James A. Maraton
Off for a Vacation to the Mountains
Mr and Mrs J W Kimbrell left this morning to spend six weeks or two months far from town. He loaded a wagon with essentials for a long trip and warned others that if they find him within a month they must be birds and strong of wing, for he plans to bury himself that long.
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J. W. Kimbrell
Two Mountains
Sixteen to eighteen cattle cars shipped to Seattle market
J C Lonergan sent six cattle cars from Eeho to the Prey Bruin Company in Seattle, purchased from R Stanferd, destined for the Seattle market. He will ship 12 more cars the next night via the W R road to the same buyers. Horses also shipped, a carload to Beatty for transfer trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.C. Lonergan
Eeho
Prey-Bruin Company
Seattle
R. Stanferd
Wool to Boston shipment winds up local wool trade
The Furnish warehouse sent the last of its wool to Boston as fast as trucks could load. Six cars were loaded today, totaling 20,000 pounds in this shipment to Toston. The wool is part of orders from Charles Green for the big mill project in that city.
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Toston
Charles Green
Expensive Case Over Colt Sparks Prolonged Replevin Fight
The Meyerson vs English replevin case over a filly with disputed ownership and unknown age dominated the Justice Court for two days. Witnesses from cousins and neighbors testified on presence or absence of a certain fear, with many experts debating the colt’s age. The trial halted during sessions at city hall, with both sides pressing skilled testimony as the case nears key decisions on value.
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J. G. Meyerson
Miury
Justice Court
Tle
Pélovk
Dinkle
Dames A. Pee
Pipe Arrived for City Water Extension Work
The long awaited earvloall of pipe for the water system arrived last night and will be used immediately. A force of men will start work on The Whitehey project to supply water from the four and a half thousand feet of pipe arriving from PIRIWATE after two months on the road.
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Piriwate
Wien
Physicians plan gene arrangements for medical meeting at La Grane
Physicians seek flexible arrangements to attend the Medical Association meeting at La Grane on Thursday. They hope to treat or dispense with patient care for a few hours so that the majority can attend as a group.
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Medical Association
la Grane
Smallpox at Helix Quarantine Established in Town
A severe smallpox case is reported in Helix involving a newcomer who fell ill soon after arriving. Officials moved the patient to a pest house and set strict quarantine to prevent further spread.
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Helix
Merchants' Protective Agency Aids Local Traders
TH. C. Guernsey offers reports on customer finances to help protect merchants from extending credit to unworthy patrons. The service aims to reduce bad debts and safeguard local commerce.
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Th.c. Guernsey
Postal Inspector Clark to Hear Hall Fraud Case
Gong After Witnesses Thomas J. Clark the postal inspector for this district arrived from Ukiah and left for Walla Walla last night. He will return this evening and the preliminary hearing of Ed and Sam Hall, charged with fraudulently obtaining a money order at the Walla Walla office, will be held as soon as witnesses reach the city.
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Thomas J. Clark
Ukiah
Walla Walla
Witheaser
Sam Hall
Spokane girl to attend college in San Francisco
Mise Reth Thompson of Spokane started for San Francisco this morning to attend a college during the summer term. She has been the guest of Mrs. C. A. Cole of this city for some time.
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Stella Marple
Miss Marple
Monmouth Normal School
San Francisco
Mise Reth Thompson
Spokane
Miss Thompson
C. A. Cole
Horse H Hurt In Adams After Kick
Dr John Christie veterinary surgeon visited Adams in response to a message from Mr Guise. A fine stallion belonging to him had been kicked in the jaw fracturing the submaxillary bone. The doctor prepared instruments to reduce the fracture.
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John Christie
Adams Thin
Guise
Lim
Threatened With Blood Poisoning Incurred After Wound
Hert Campbell was confined to his room after being threatened with a blood poisoning potion on Sunday. The incident involved a coralen injury and a refused remedy, with feared complications if untreated.
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Hert
Campbell
New Deputy Sheriff Henry Shoclini Appointed
Henry Shoclini is named deputy sheriff for the King’s Grove district by the sheriff. He will serve without extra expense to the county.
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Henry Shoclini
King's Grove
Unclear historic clipping elicits irate reader sonnet
A garbled clipping from Blouse Falle features an irate reader’s sonnet addressed to Warren Chandler and mentions editor changes at a Portland market. The fragment references local figures Mein and Port, with stray phrases about sale items like two reapers and a mower.
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Folker
Mark D
New Mexican Road to Tap 2,500,000 Acres of Timber
Colonel John Weir arrives from Mexico after securing a £1,500,000 timber tract near Chihuahua for associates Vice-President Morton of Santa Fe and Walter Eddy. Plans include building railroad fills southwest of Terrazas toward the Rio Grande system, linking Mineca to the Chihuahua Pacific road, with parts colonized by Bours.
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San Francisco
John Werr
Mexico
Chihuahua
Morton
Santa Fe
Walter §. Eddy
Weir
Terravas
Rio Grande, Sierra Madre & Pacific Railroad
Mineca
Forthcoming Prosecution Mentioned in Post Office Scandals
President Roosevelt consults Attorney Bo napirte of Baltimore about forthcoming prosecutions in post office scandals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oyster Hay
Roosevelt
Bonapirte
Faltimore
Forthcome
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Oxfords
Dindinger, Wilson & Company
Barnharts
Tallivan
Digg
Ernest Hartman
Judge Hartman
Fred
Wallowa Lake
Police Court Affairs
Mrs. Kimbrell
Boston
Doctorate
Warren Chandler
Chean
Jones
Prter West
Newhro
Fivate Clary Dray
Ackar
Hooker & Co
Bullalo, N.Y
New Mexican Road
OWL
ST. Joe Store
W. J. Clarke & Co
Court Sted
Sateen
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