Tournament program details shoot and purse allocations
The program outlines prize distribution across events 29 10 2 31 4 and 35 with ent rance fees added money and percentages. Bonnie members of clubs must team for city, Dayton medal donated by Dayton Rod and Gun Club, Ada Idaho and Ogden Utah tied to purse shares 60 50 30 20 and 10 percent to winner or next tournament.
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Dayton
Dayton Rod and Gun Club
Wash
Neil McMellen
Idaho Falls
Ida
Pursa
G. L. Hecker
Ogden
Utah
Nce
Third Day Entrance Fees Reported for Trophy Events
The summary lists third day purse details for the tournament. Entrants pay $10.60 for trophy day events and $12.50 for regular events. The total third day entry is $2400 with 200 targets and an added money of R200.
Children Day Exercises Observe Regular Day Programs
Pendleton churches held children day at Baptist and M E churches with morning and evening programs. Rev Robert Warner baptized five children at the M E church and a tableaux closed the service. Baptist rites were postponed but children day exercises proceeded under Sunday school classes with sermons on Omnipotent Christian and an evening program of songs recitations and tableaux. Both services drew large crowds and reflected patient, tireless planning by those directing the children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Baptist
M. EB
M. & Church
Robert Warner
Thesehildren
Aix
Frances Hoffman
Frank Hoffman
Emma M. Moore
Dwight Moore
Walden F. Byers
G. W. Byers
Charles A
Hall
Young Men Arrested for Drunken Street Running
Police court records show William McDonald and William Hoch arrested yesterday for drunkenness on city streets. They were tried before Judge Fitz Gerald and fined 8% each, unable to pay, with three days in jail. The note adds a comparison that British drink beer more than Germans who prefer spirits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William McDonald
William Hoch
Hotel d'Carney
Fitz Gerald
Miven
Circuit Court Hears Guilty Pleas In Broad Range Of Cases
The June term opened with Captain D M King pleading guilty to forging evidences of debt and awaiting sentence tomorrow. John Morton, facing a shooting case, was granted time to secure counsel with trial set for Thursday. W C Bingham pleaded not guilty to larceny by caalous and awaits a morning plea, while John McDonald admitted larceny of harness and awaits sentencing. James Branen admitted enticement for prostitution and faces 1:30 pm sentencing. The state case against Hugh Pople, Mollie Wilson, and Robert Montgomery for furnishing liquor to a minor proceeds, with Halley and McCourt defending. Montgom ery case dismissed. Robie and Mollie Wiltin admitted guilty as others did today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
W. R. Ellis
D. M. King
Younger & Son
John Morton
Por Dougherty
A & Hennet
Balles
Werlock
W. C. Bingham
Cailee
Bingham
Rhodes
Pendleton
James Branen
Annie Githins
Branen
Weston
Githins
Hugh Pople
Mollie Wilson
Robert Montgomery
L. A. Githing
Athens
Honda
T. G. Halley
John McCourt
OHO & Nagaline
C P. Strain
Will Vone
Equity Department
The
Courley
Cour
Robie
Wilson
Mollie Wiltin
Roble Willl
Montgomery
Rebuilt a Wagon Theft Near Helix and Pendleton
George Knight reported a wagon stolen from a field near his Helix home. Saturday, Tom Wood and Henry Korder were arrested after stripping brake rods neck yoke double trees and bed from Knights new wagon. They traced to Pendleton where Knight recovered the pilfered vehicle parts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Wood
Henry Korder
George Knight
Helix
Knight
Howse
Wood
Korder
Pendleton
Byers
Arriv
Thieves Admit Theft After Detention
The sheriff notified, thieves resisted innocence but confessed after jail, and they will be tried at the present term of court.
Dutch Lunch Bet Sparks Woodmen Camp Celebration
In Pendleton the Woodmen camp held a cheerful Dutch lunch after an election bet. A Zeuske and JH Lawrey argued over the winner, then Zeuske donated a keg of beer and supplies to the camp as the loser. Members praised the gesture and hoped he would place bets again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Zeuske
Pendleton
JH. Lawrey
A. Zetuske
Lawrey
Zueske
Heppner Flood Memorial Observance Prompts Floral Tribute
A large shipment of roses from Pendleton arrived in Heppner to honor the first anniversary of the flood that buried the town last year. Residents recall losses as Heppner marks June 14 as a permanent memorial day with statewide tributes arriving for the mourning observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Heppner
State
Pantheon Opens Tonight With Vaudeville Debut
Pantheon theater in the Martin building at Webb and Cottonwood opens tonight at 7:30 with a top quality vaudeville program. Manager Jack Thompson promises one of the cleanest and most spicy shows yet seen in the city. Overy Dight's act features vitiscope moving pictures, and Thompson notes the theater has one of the Northwest's best vitiscopes with an intensely interesting picture collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pantheon Theater
Martin
Webb and
Cottonwood Streets
Jack Thompson
Dight
Thompson
Northwest
Paralyzed Woman from North Fork in Coma
Mrs. Martin McLaughlin of North Fork lies in a coma after a sudden paralysis attack. She has heart disease and was in good health yesterday morning before the stroke, now in critical condition at J A McCloud's home. She is widow of Martin McLaughlin, who was killed by a train a few years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin McLaughlin
North Fork
J. A. McCloud
McLaughlin
Martin McLauughlin
Wool sales clear county of wool early in 1904 season
The county’s wool left is nearly exhausted after a week of sales. Interior lots are scarce and small. remaining wool will be brought in by growers for sale to mills or other buyers. The county is practically cleaned out at the 1904 clip, ahead of previous seasons.
Mrs M B Jordan to Move to Marshfield Oregon Today
Mrs M B Jordan who has lived in Pendleton for 15 years left yesterday with her family for Marshfield Oregon to reside there. She was met in Portland by Luther Ramadell formerly of Perry Hous er in this city. He is to marry her today and they plan to leave Portland for Marshfield by boat tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshfield
M. B. Jordan
Pendleton
Ore
Portland
Luther Ramadell
Perry Houser
Gentlemen Refuse to Listen to Unfit Stories
A local column notes that men will not listen to stories deemed unsuitable for women to hear, reflecting social norms of propriety and discourse in public life. The brief underscores gendered expectations shaping what is presented in shared spaces.
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Dindinger, Wilson & CO
Tallman & Co
Newport
California
Neuman’s Cigar Store
R. W. Henneman
G. Neuman
Arunsing
Heppner Memorial
Pantheon
Bitrer
Johnson Bros
Deltz
OWL Tea
Boston
Pendleton Steam Laundry
Cottonweed
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