Insurance man in Canyon City fronts bnks bad checks
Frank Wilbur arrived in Canyon City claiming to sell life insurance. He stayed at a hotel and drank heavily, writing three bad checks on Carmile Oklahoma for more than owed. He was arrested for larceny after a bank check inquiry, released on $259 bond, and later fined $5 for profane street language.
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Canyon City
Frank Wilbur
Eagle
Bank of
Carmile
Wilbur
C. G. Guernsey
N. Rulison
Crowner and Ansinger Take Homestead Claim Steps
Long Creek Ranger reports Charles O Crowner and Frank Ansinger of Pendleton arrived Sunday with goods for the Cleaver brothers from Prairie City. Crowner filed on a homestead claim Monday and plans to return to Grant County soon to reside.
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Long Creek
Charles O Crowner
Frank Ansinger
Pendleton
Prairie City
Cleaver Brothers
Mr. Crowner
Grant County
In Town Visits and Local Notes Highlight Pendleton
Pendleton hosts a flurry of visitors and residents on short trips to town. Dr J Van Patten of Dayton and Robert Burns of Walla Walla call at the Hotel St George, while Mrs Fee returns home after hospital care. Local officials and lawyers arrive from Portland and beyond as citizens attend lectures and upcoming events at churches and the exposition grounds.
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B. Calderhead
J. ¥. van Patten
Dayton
Hotel St. George
H. Fee
Robert Burns
Walla Walla
John Ulrich
Denver
Col
George Binger
Milton
Binker
Leila Privett
Baker City
Winnie
Della Privett
Robert Simpson
Olympia
Georgie Harman
la Grande
Pendleton
Frank Frazier
Jackson Street
Wirtslinor
Portland
Circuit Court
T. Philips
Umatilla County
Mr. Philips
Weston
Frank Darcy
Pendleton Shoe
Oregon Pioneers Hold 20th Portland Reunion
Oregon pioneers gather in Portland for the 20th annual state association reunion at the exposition building with a 1:30 pm procession forming at the Portland hotel led by Grand Marshal J. W. Minto and aides T. C. Belcher N. H. Bird F H H. Saylor and W. H. Warren.
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de Caprio
Exposition Building
Ont Morrison Street
J. H. D. Gray
Astoria
I. Willer
Portland
George 4
Wiliams
T. A. Melgride
Oreron City
Ales
June McMillen Oliviv
Nnn
Hazel Hoopengarner
Oregon Pioneers
State Association
J. W. Minto
T. C. Belcher
N. H. Bird
F H H. Saylor
W. H. Warren
Starvation Crisis Mentioned in Local Case
A young man nearly died from starvation was found unconscious and revived after food was given. The piece warns that many starve themselves from fear of eating and cites Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a remedy to restore digestion and strengthen the stomach, promising relief from headaches indigestion and related symptoms.
Official vote of Oregon Chamberlain’s plurality tally low
Official returns from all Oregon counties are in with Multnomah last to report. The statewide total exceeds 80 000 votes while Chamberlain’s tally is 256. The item also notes Iowa leading in button factories per census and humorously suggests a Button Palace rather than a Corn Palace at the Louisiana Purchase exposition.
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Chamberlain
Oregon
Multnomah
Iowa
Union
Louisiana Purchase
Fler
Hakor
Wis
Ohlackamnas
Linne
Lincoln
Malheur
Demon
Polk
Sherman
Tillamook
Umnatiliia
Wallowa
Laos
Wasco
Washington
Bama Chamberlain
Crook, Grant
Gilliam
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Resilia
Dindinger, Wilson & CO
OOD Shoes
CHE
Tv. Ue
Tallman & CO
THE
Pendleton Shoe Company
Main St
C. Berquist
Pendiston Shoe Company
Walter Pierce
H. E. Hallock
Heppner
Homer H. Hallock
Epple
Hutter Creek
B. Fellip
W. H. Maple
Bride
James Cox
Athena
Penleton
Master Loren
Ross Kennedy
F. Kennedy
J H. Ross
Camas Prairie
William Coffman
Lehman Springs
Coffman
Fredericks
Church of the Redeemer
Lena Thompson
J. Haley
Lacamas
Hailey
Oregon City
Track and
Merrill
Vancouver
Helen D. Harford
Newbury
Thompson Street
M. E
Harford
Corby Raley
BE. T. Wade
John Endicott
Victor Patent Kids
Colesworthy
Alta Street
Owl
E.T. Wa
Interstateional Association
ST. Joe Store
Lyons Mercantile
Carrier Millinery
Webb
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