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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1916
Page
8
The session of the state board adjourned Saturday evening granting pardons to 38 prisoners and recommending conditional pardons. It ordered 3 deportations and 11 final discharges while selecting 19 men for rock quarry work at the District quarry.
A jumble of items from Pendleton and Wallowa country includes visitors at Wallowa Lake such as Mr and Mrs Herman Suki and family, J B Sturgis, and others. Notices report court actions, a move of Noreen Brothers, and a divorce suit hearing before Judge Phelps.
The birds were taken from Pendleton by T H Wire and deputy Tonkin after a long ride. One man became sole proprietor of a business, while another purchased an operating interest in a cigar company. A camping trip is planned for the summer with a family departure noted.
Deputy Game Warden Ton Kin announces distribution of fleh at Bingham Springnanf in the north fork of Meacham creek with three additional cat loads slated for nearby virid county sections this week.
A mishmashed report recalls a night event near Mton involving the Williamsa andinger company and a wreckage feared to remain uncleared for some time. Individuals named include Dre Prom La Grand, Carl Evana, Too Myers, Marie Michels, and Meseoelter of la Grande, with details unclear and many garbled phrases.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Bo Purnett and a lounge in a convoy context, referencing Un tis and supplying soldiers with items like tea, coffee, and games. The passage is garbled and lacks coherent facts, yielding an indeterminable concrete event or date.
Tottend Indian Institute clerks Mis lene Lurmody Amy Hie en Mere Sir Cloutier from the Indian agency will leave tomorrow to attend the Indian Institute in Chermenh next week. Chief Clerk Alvin Tearhour will depart Sunday causing agency offices to close all of next week.
Ethel Smith of Fooplea Ware returned from a trip to Soath and showed keen interest in the 1416 Round-Up. Many attendees like Mr Richengach credit Frederic Nelson department for the show. Locals plan to visit Pandieton to witness the Rownd-Dp.
Sheridan Indiana July celebration marks the golden wedding of a Civil War veteran Winslow and his wife. The event gathers the Winslow clan for longevity and a family reunion with children and relatives arriving from Tacoma and nearby towns.
General Sir Douglas Haig commands British forces in France as the offensive resumes against German lines. The attack aims to break through, seeking a decisive victory not seen since the war’s early days, with heavy casualties feared on both sides.
Mrs Rike or Wo Newton, who claims to be Elizabeth Porter of Eugene Oregon, finds a locket with her parents faces and says she was left at Spokane orphanage as a child. The husband sues to overturn the marriage and verify the truth of the tale.
Patas shooting led to the arrest of Pitay Pather and his two sons as part of a police operation. The incident followed the fatal shooting of Police Sergeant Jeht Weedin by a night watchman at the Hillingely warehouse. Local officials and witnesses described a chaotic scene with liquor law tensions and subsequent police action.
Local paid advertisement lists rental options including a private maternity home at 129 Lewis with skilled attention and contact, a nicely furnished keeping apartment at 14 Water Street, and other lodging and factory-related notices with partial names and locations.
Brattle Wash July 27 The power schooner Great Bear under Captain Louis Lane and John Harden heads Arcticward to join Canadian explorer Wilhio Stefanson at the north. The expedition aims to reach a junction near the polar region, with stopovers at Anadyr Bay and Petropavlovsk, seeking a northern link and new Arctic observations.
Read old camping lore to identify poison oak and poison ivy before camping. If you encounter the plant, wash the area with water and soap, and avoid delaying treatment with generic remedies. Seek specialized care if the rash worsens or spreads.
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