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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1917
Page
8
Community notes describe land purchases around Montine and travel to the mountains east of Pendleton for summer camping. Weather forecasts promise warm, fair conditions. drills and civil service exams update schedules. Red Cross operations move to the county library building as war department arm submissions stir local involvement.
A Pendleton reserve unit held a summer drill yesterday with John Strath in charge. Cadets swam in the river after completing a training hour, including a practice dive and rescue maneuvers.
Watnewtiy and Friday evenings report The Peachewn cavalry men showing improved drill, rapidly gaining knowledge of troop movements. They have only a few weeks more before orders to move, possibly to American Lake, with separate capes noted. National yards likely to be kept intact.
A fragmented notice indicates Newteriin Hotwrs will be open each afternoon starting this week with hours continuing through the week. Details on exact times and days are unclear in the readable text.
An unclear OCR fragment notes two Sovereign licenses and two marriages late Saturday around Circle MeKas with names and ages including Teepe and Boetbere, and Ginn and Jewitt, though the details are garbled and the event context is uncertain.
Fragmentary OCR text references Wes Des Proerty and Burcett at a street event verified by authorities. Mentions WOW, teva, and Stothe with unclear units or dates. No clear outcomes or concrete details available.
A cryptic note received by Charles Jame from the lation twin reports that Chinper Bert Maye wind Mark Marni on the movite Picture foo jo Welton proved unprofittable. The parties went to the wall and are now at Dunsmmpir.
The excerpt records appraisers J.T. Brown 2 Ww Beheer and Jie Hall valuing the first estate at eight thousand nine hundred forty dollars and Cyrus Vowel John Finkes and Kk OF Vaenell valuing the second at six thousand four hundred fifty dollars.
K A Reale formerly a Portland weather observer now at niliformi will continue in charge of the Ilweiellawhe warning service in regen and will strive to maintain extended service. A letter from Trott Mr Neale to Bupeery Crywder of the Umatilla forest outlines ongoing efforts to keep warnings and related measures in force.
An alumni association meeting is scheduled for tomorrow at 7 20 in the evening at the college hall. All richinton and firmer students from Pendleton and the surrounding county are asked to attend.
Daniel Francis McPnid died Saturday evening at Bt Anthans hospital after a weeklong illness from a severe appendicitis. An infected appendix was removed but peritonitis had developed and could not be checked. Funeral arrangements were held.
The final 660 acre tract transfer, previously managed by Co. J HL Hide from WJ Forni, changed hands Saturday to Frank Brown, a prominent local farmer. The sale totals about 768 acres and roughly 366 000 dollars, with Brown owning additional nearby lands. A syndicate conveyed 2400 acres for pastorate purposes, while FF. Marshall bought 1676 acres and Mee Im Kilrore secured a certificate. Brown received 768 acres and KOA, Metelley also figures in the river land deals.
In a village church service at Lo' d'clueh Polwom chapel Reverend HKrown of Une Cathellc church leads the ceremony. Viore Internisot Moe piitahe attends with local congregation at an interment setting.
Attorney Col J Ho Maley filed a petition for rehearing before the supreme court in the Hogersa land dispute. The filing before Deputy Clark Lee Moorhourne revisits a prior ruling that Alford Maloney and Malone acted in a manner deeming the owner’s entry into a lease with Roger as improper due to unclear wets and a belief in the breach of a fease. The petition challenges the court’s prior judgment and seeks to overturn the finding of abstention.
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