Youthful Bride Sues for Divorce From Lyle Calvert
A two month married woman seeks an absolute divorce from Lyle R Calvert of Weston alleging inhuman treatment and vile accusations. She claims he is underaged, owns acreage and wheat valued at thousands, and has substantial assets. She seeks $50 monthly support, one third of his real estate, $1000 in money, and $4000 in fees, with Nellie M Richmond named as trustee for the husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle Calvert
Weston
Lyle BR. Calvert
Leleno Calvert
Alma Tall
Wid
Lyia
Calvert
Nellie M. Richmond
Lyle R. Calvert
Carter & Raley
Photos For The Fair Major Moorhouse And Miller
Major Moorhouse and A F Miller take harvest pictures at Umatilla as part of the state fair coverage. The article notes the intention of the state to showcase agricultural progress through photography and public exhibits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Major Moorhouse
A. F. Miller
Umatilla
Oregon exhibitors renew Lewis and Clark and St Louis fairs
Commissioner A F Miller of Sellwood leads Oregon exhibit efforts for the Louisiana Purchase Exposition at St Louis. He tours Pendleton and Cayuse with Major Lee Moorhouse to photograph expanding wheat, harvesters, and grasses for display. Exhibits will travel to St Louis and return to Portland for the Lewis and Clark fair. A wagonload of grains and grasses awaits shipment at Echo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Oregon
A. F. Miller
Sellwood
Miller
Pendleton
Cayuse
Lee Moorhouse
Mr. Miller
Woop ‘Temple
Portland
Echo
Supplying the Demand at Weston Brick Yards
Clark Nelson, manager of the Weston brickyards, reports supply has met demand for the first time in years and a 1,500,000 surplus on hand. Output now runs 25,000 pressed bricks daily and 30,000 plain bricks with 45 workers continually employed. Wild Camp in the Woods details note Collier and Winter families planning a monthlong southern camping trip with brief business absences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Nelson
Weston Brickyards
Visiting J. M. Bentley in Oregon with California contact
J. W. Tulloch, a prominent Oakvale farmer and capitalist, visits J. M. Bentley. The two old acquaintances from California meet in Umatilla County as Bentley plans to guide Tulloch through local wheat country and discuss potential investment.
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J. M. Bentley
J. W. Tulloch
Oakvale
Cal
Mr. Bentley
Mr. Tulloch
California
Umatilla County
Suit on Note Filed in State Circuit Court
Brand today brought suit in the state circuit court against F. R. Blair to collect 75 dollars alleged due on a promissory note. Principal residence listed as Weston. Complaint filed by Carter & Thaley.
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Hi. Oa. Brand Today
Atate
F. R. Blair
Resilenta
Weston
Carter & Thaley
Whitman Gymnasium Contract Let for New Gym
Contracts were awarded yesterday for a $15 014 gymnasium at Whitman College. Work will begin soon and is expected to finish around October, with the project overseen by Whitman College authorities and local builders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitman Gymnasium
Whitman Godege Tr
Death by Carelessness at Lehman Springs Tragedy
A coroner's jury finds Arthur E. Hainey died from a gunshot caused by accident when a revolver dropped from a scabbard and discharged. Gus Johnson and Nelle Halverson arrested as investigators pursue details of the mishap and funeral plans for Hainey.
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Hainey
Halverson
Johnson
Carclesengis
Gus Johnson
Lehman Springs
Arthur E. Hainey
Com
T. M. Henderson
Wd Sherafd
BD Taylor
Nelle Halverson
Haley
Ceoers
Henderson
W. W. Campbell
Yw. M. Lee
Frank O'Hara
James H. Wood
Edward Besthorn
Harney
Kansas
Modern Woodmen of America Lodges
Clcar
Chinese Resident Dies and Is Buried in Oriental Funeral
Shuey Ying, 65, a Chinese resident of Pendleton, was buried today at Garden Street after dying Wednesday night from reportedly dropsy. The ceremony, led by Baker & Folsom, followed true Chinese rites with paper offerings burned and food left at the grave to appease evil spirits.
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Shuey Ying
Porntieton
Ofelock
Garden Street
Chi New Toodente
Pendleton
Baker & Folsom
Shong Ying
Pendleton School District Buys Byers Lot for East End
The Pendleton school board signed papers transferring title to the Byers site for the east end building. W. S. Higard retains all sloughs on the property, while excavation and foundation work proceed rapidly on the west end. The articles of agreement formalize the transfer as building proceeds.
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East End
Pendleton Schools
Byers
Higard
Vuilders
West En School Foundation
Brock arrives with fine wheat to work near Hilladile
J W Brock of Portland arrived last night and plans a month or more in Athena area. He owns about 300 acres of fine wheat near Hilladile. Brock previously resided in Walla Walla for 20 years and led the city schools as superintendent when graded schools began. His son WF Brock is circulation manager of the Oreo News.
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J. W. Brock
Portland
Athena
Afr
Brock
Hilladile
Iat
Walla Walla
WF. Rock
Oreo Hae
Colusa saloon man seeks location in Walla Walla
H C Thombs of Colusa California is in town on a relay trip and expresses strong optimism about business. He seeks a location for a saloon and already owns two in California. He plans to travel to Walla Walla next, where he may invest, having heard high recommendations there.
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H. C. Thombs
Colusa
Cal
California
Walla Walla
Jilin
Wheat crop praised by Lone merchants guests
T Walker and wife of Lone, guests of 8 P Haney and wife of South Main. Walker runs a general merchandise business in Lone and says local wheat crop is much better than last year though the range is badly eaten off. They just returned from Spokane visit.
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Fone. Co
T. Walker
Lone
P. Haney
South Main Street
Walker
Fone
Insurance Adjuster Heads to Albany After Pendleton Fire Visit
H. Bryant a special fire insurance adjuster left Pendleton last night bound for Albany Oregon. He came to Pendleton to adjust the fire loss of L L Rogers whose plain field near Adams was destroyed by fire a day or two ago. While there he also settled the losses of J F Thompson whose residence at Wingham Sprage burned yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Bryant
Albany, Or
Pendleton
L. L. Rogers
Has Bought on North Side Superintendent Fleer FP Welles Purchases Home
Welles, his wife Limaelf and his aged father will move into Prof Nowlin’s north side Garflela Street residence once vacated. Nowlin’s new house is under construction and will determine the date of occupancy for the Welles family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fleer
Ko Welles
Prof. Nowlin
Garflela Street
Ft Je
Union Meeting Sunday Evening Service Unites City Youth
The Epworth League Baptist Young Peoples Union and Christian Endeavor of the city unite in a service at the Baptist church next Sunday evening at 7 o clock. All young people are invited for good meal fellowship and thoughtful reflection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Baptist Young Peoples’ Union
Christan Endeavor Sociatien
Baptist Church
Warren Warren to Preach at Church of the Redeemer
Rev Warren Wil arrives tomorrow evening to lead morning and evening services at the Church of the Redeemer in Heppner. He will stay with E T Marshall during his visit and serves as guest preacher for the community.
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Warren Wil
John Warren
Heppner
Church of the Redeemer
Mr. Warren
E. T. Marshall and
Wate
Mercantile Agency Opens Pendleton Offices at Cast Court
The Van Alstine Gordon & Co Mercantile Agency announces offices in Pendleton and will conduct general mercantile business with emphasis on collecting slow accounts and publishing delinquent debtors. For details visit Cast Court street or call Main 01 Ontario. solicitor will call.
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van Alstine Gordon & Co. Mercantile Agency
Pendleton
General Mercantile Agency
Lecast Court Street
HV. Lipe & CO
Labor plentiful as four men per job discussed
Local employment agent J. Spoonemore notes four men per job, but only three will work when positions open. Farmers have little trouble securing help, while those who arrange work feel the shortage. Post office at Knappa on the Columbia River near Portland was robbed by safe blowers, about one hundred dollars in stamps taken.
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Spoonemore
J. ©. Spoonemore
Knappa
Columbian River
Portland
Hospital Plans by Mrs Fry in Burne City
Mrs M A Fry rents her daughter’s Burne residence to the city and proposes establishing a hospital. The note mentions new spring shirts and references Boston.
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Burne
M. A. Fry
Burns Times-Herald
New Spring
Boston
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Weaton
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