Acreage for sale and new rental collection books
Announcement offers six acres of fine bottom land with house barn orchard and alfalfa at twenty dollars per acre with two hundred dollars on balance and trade for horses. Also notice of rental collection new books ready after 7:39 pm including Hanny Spanish Gold Rhodes Good Men and True Telstos Hadji Murad Stenklewiek Tae Dewert and Willerhess Ite chief characters and plots. Wright Princess Flower Hat with Mrs J D Plamondon visiting from Athens.
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E T. Wade
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Irishgowlan
Rhodes
Telstos
Hadji Murad
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Hfe
Stenklewiek
Tae Dewert
Willer Hess
Ciry
Khartum
Mombasa
Princess Flower Hat
Les
Ward and Williams Tie The Knot In Stanfield
George L Ward and Margaret BE Williams both residents of Stanfield were married at the M E B parsonage by Rev Nathan Evans. Ward a Stanfield merchant will establish home in Stanfield. The note also records a marriage license issued and a parole violator picked up by Officer Russell with detention pending guard transport.
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George L. Ward
Margaret
Willams
Charles Gentry
State Penitentiary
John Russell
Missing Man Hunt Near Sollee Kearney Idaho
Chief Sollee Kearney received a sheriff’s letter from Rootensl County Idaho asking him to conduct a search for Raymond Vox a Coeur d Alene teamster who disappeared May 27 from his home. Vox is about 6 feet tall with smooth shaven face heavy black hair and sky blue eyes.
Transfers of twenty acres of Milton-Freewater fruit land
Three recent transfers filed today with the recorder show W F Kortz and spouse and Mrs Lou Barten selling 20 acres for 7600 to Mary Zacharias who then moved rights to A D Lamb and finally to Mareld Lamb.
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Milton-Freewater Country
McOrder
W. F. Korts
Lou Barten
Mary Zacharias
A.D. Lamb
Mareld
Lamb
Lady's Bicycle Stolen Near Main Street Store
A bicycle owned by Miss Can teh of $10 Jane Street was taken last evening in front of Doc Evans clear store on Main Street. Police were notified this morning and are searching for the small black bicycle described as well worn with a front tire wrapped in twine.
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Canteh
Jane Street
Doc” Evans Clear
Main Street
Police Officer Manning Leaves for Hot Lake
Police officer Alex Manning confined at home for a week with inflammatory rheumatism shows no improvement and will likely depart tonight or tomorrow for Hot Lake. His duties are being covered by A. H. Thompson, a well known former policeman.
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Alex Manning
Hot Lake
AH. A. Thompson
City Council Adjourns Without West Court Street Plan Approval
Last night the city council met only to adjourn because City Engineer Kimbrell had not completed the plans and specifications for the West Court street improvement. The resolution ordering the works could not be passed until those documents are submitted.
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Kimbrell
West Court Street
Seven in Police Court for circus day spree
Seven offenders were brought before Judge Fite Gerald this morning after a circus day spree. They chose between three days in jail or a five dollar fine. An drew Berry paid the fine, while Alex James, John Chittmoan, Walter Bomeon, Joseph Jackman, Jack Gebhart and James King elected jail terms.
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Fite Gerald
Andrew Berry
Elx
Alex James
John Chittmoan
Walter Bomeon
Joseph Jackman
Jack Gebhart
James King
Man Prepares Packard Tour to Europe from Pendleton
A man traveling from Pendleton to New York plans to ship his Packard touring car to Europe for an auto tour of the old country. He arrived briefly in Pendleton with a yet undisclosed name and stated he expects to reach New York by July when his steamer sails.
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Europe
Pendleton
New York
Kile
Pendleton Hotel Ransacked Amid Jewelry Thefts
Fred Buasley was arrested by Police Chief Kearney after Pendleton St George and Bowman hotels were looted yesterday. Jewelry stolen from rooms included pieces traced to Mrs. Howard Stevens and Henry C. Means, with at least three items recovered during a search of Buasley's belongings.
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Pendleton
St. George and
Bowman
Fred Buasley
Kearney
Howard Stevens
Henry C. Means
Weston Pioneer Reunion Draws Pendleton Visitors
Pendleton residents arrived by auto and train for Weston’s Pioneer Reunion festival. A prominent arrest at the depot led to a brief chase before the suspect surrendered. The event featured strong programs and large attendance, with Hon. FL M Mulkey slated to speak and the officers to be elected afterwards.
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Weston
FL M. Mulkey
Jewelry a Necessity, Is Ruling in Court
Indianapolis reports the Indiana Appellate Court upheld a ruling in a Kokomo case involving Dr William Cooper and his wife Jennie Story. The physician gave a $160 diamond engagement ring and valued property at $75000 but the wife ran up a £250 jewelry bill after marriage. The judge ruled against Cooper who appealed, noting jewelry as both a necessity and luxury.
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Indianapolis
Indiana Appellate Court
William Cooper
Jennie Story
Cooper
Ford
Sted
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