Newsy Notes of Pendleton Arrests and Marriages
Sheriff J W Day of Yakima County Washington arrived to take Montana Kid into custody for horse stealing in Yakima. Montana Kid was arrested here Saturday by Sheriff T D Taylor. Marriage license issued Saturday to Eimer C Ladue and Biltiureth M Smith, both of this county, married yesterday by Acting Judge John Halley Jr. Hearing Irrigation Dispute before county court today over Paradise Irrigation district with Attorney J P Winter for opposition.
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Montana
J. W. Day
Yakima County
Washington
T. D. Taylor
Yakima
Eimer
Ladue
Bil Tiureth M. Smith
County
John Halley
Paradise
J. P. Winter
New Grain Agency Opened on Court Street
M. H. Houser, a grain buyer, has opened a new agency at 224 Court Street in the former Independent Meat Market space. E. H. Paul, brother of Mrs. F. E. Welsh, will manage the agency.
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New Grain Agency
M. H. Houser
Court Street
E. H. Paul
F. E. Welsh
Nine Trains At One Time At C W R N Depot
Between five and six last evening the C W R N depot yard housed nine trains with six passenger trains and three freights in operation. Delays to No 18 and several extras caused the busy scene. all three freights were extras and one westbound passenger was a Yellowstone Park school teachers special. Regular in trains were Nos 18 2 7 and the motor car.
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Yellowstone Park
Port land Elks attendees and dye works change hands
Among many local people at the Elks convention in Port land who returned last night are Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Briggs and other residents. George B. Gillette, manager of the Western Union office, becomes owner of the Pendleton Cleaning and Dyeing works on East Alta street, formerly owned by the late William Sullivan. Gillette will resign from the telegraph company to run the business with the same staff and reputation.
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Elks
Portland
W. R. Briggs
A. B. Cooley
J. H Parkes
Charles Lane
J. E. Keefe
Will Hunsecom
Carl Wells
James Estes
Ross Wymer
Horace Walker
Joe Skrable
H. J. Taylor
J. C. McConnell
F. W. Lampkin
Bert Montgomery
Oscar Mohler
R. W. Fletcher
Otis
Lee Drake
Will Switzler
William Slusher
Marshall Spell
Gale Sturdivant
George B. Gillette
Western Union Telegraph Offce
Pendleton
East Alta Street
William
Dick) Sullivan
Gillette
Telegraph Company
Mystery Engagement In Nursing Circles Sparks Curiosity
On the day Miss Baker became engaged a call was made to Nurse Wombaugh at the St. Kimo lodging house by Miss Hunting ton nalero who could not meet her. Mrs Horses Ascochtion voices concern that Nursew penoclition may have acted within the law, while others insist Miss Baker did not depart with an unconscionable patient. Miss Baker is highly regarded in her field and has had several nursing engagements, though she was not always at work.
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Miss Baker
Miss Huntington Nalero
R | Wombaugh
St. Kimo
Web
North Side Home
Portland
Baker
Dore
Dalles
Raoial
Miss Huntington
Ale
Misa Baker
J. Smith
Smith
Ilss Baker
Americans Lose Marathon Race at Stockholm Olympics
Stockholm July 15 United States tally shows 120 to 79 for Sweden and 68 for England in Olympic events. South Africa won the marathon with K K McArthur leading a close finish by C W Gushaw, while American Grafton Strobino finished third after a grueling race with bleeding feet and pain yet kept his nerve.
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Stockholm
United States
Sweden
England
Germany
Finland
France
South Africa
Denmark
Italy
Canada
Norway
Australia
Hungary
Belgium
Greece
Russia
Austria
Holland
K. K K. McArthur
Transvaal
C. W. Gushaw
Grafton Strobino
Paterson A. C
Judge Frazer Likely Grants Delay in Pittsburg Probe
Pittsburg July 15 Judge Robert S Frazer presiding over the inquisition into charges against Joseph G Armstrong of the department of public works will probably grant a delay to September 1 due to extreme heat. Armstrong is investigated on charges raised by the voters league.
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Pittsburg
Robert S. Frazer
Joseph G. Armstrong
Department of Public Works
Armstrong
Voters’ League
King Distributes Prizes At Stockholm Olympic Games
In front of a large crowd the king personally began the prize distribution for the Olympic meeting. James Thorpe leads in the Pentathlon and is regarded as a likely winner. He was the most popular American among the applauded athletes. A remark notes the ease of gaining a reputation for being swift when on the downward grade.
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King
Stockholm
James Thorpe
Officer Arrives for Dr Stapish Under Arrest Warrant
Fremont Ohio officer C R Harris awaits extradition papers for Dr W J Stapish of Hermiston on an indictment for obtaining money under false pretenses. Stapish allegedly sold stock worth 550000 as treasurer’s stock while secretary of the Indiana Mining Co of Baker. He contends the law wasn’t in effect, while another indictment is said to be on file. Requisition papers were secured from Governor West last week.
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Dr. Stapish
W. J. Stapish
Hermisston
C. R Harris
Fremont
Ohio
Eclty
Stapish
Indiana Mining Company
Baker
Weat
Miss Baker Case Hints at Nurse Plot
Miss Baker, reported to have mental illness, vanished after planning to travel with a nurse to Portland. Letters from The Dalles and Portland suggested a possible plot involving a nurse named Huntington. Dr J Smith doubts the myth and cites a potential scheme as key to the disappearance.
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Pendleton’s Drummers Sample Store
A. L. Schaefer
Main Street
Golden Rule
City Brewery
Billy's
W. J. Bogert
DEPOY
Molitor & Stangier
Opera Barr
Antone Kraft
STATE
N. J. Latourelle
Newsy
E. Court St. Pendleton
Nature
Hot Lake Sanatorium
W. R. & N. Railway
Hot Lake
Walter M. Pierce
Oregon
Mer
Nou
Union Pacific
Baltimore
Boston
Chicago
Denver
Kansas City
Minneapolis
New York Omaha
St. Louis
St. Paul
Toronto
T. F. O'Brien
Ore
R. Burns
Dist
Walla Walla
Wash
Wheeler Studio
Alta Street
City Hall
Dale
Rothwell
Hanscom
Clark’s Grocery
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