Supreme Court Has Five Eastern Oregon Decisions
The Oregon Supreme Court handed down five Eastern Oregon decisions. Elizabeth Adcock won against Oregon Railway and Navigation Company with $1650 awarded for injuries on a construction train. Sarah Miller lost as to Woodmen of the World, new trial ordered due to lack of authority to waive forfeiture. James Cent ry’s suit against Pacific Liv er and many was reversed with a new trial. George Wright vs C B Lyons concerned mining claim boundaries. Oregon Land Company vs William H. Andrews reversed. ejectment over railroad land.
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Supreme Court
Oregon
Clerk Moorhouse
Umatilla County
Elizabeth Adcock
Elisabeth Dozter
Oregon Railway & Navigation Company
Adcock
Justice Bean
Woodmen Insurance
Sarah C. Miller
Pacific
Woodmen of the World
T. F. Miller
Justice Moore
Tucker
James Centry
Pacific Liver
Many
George Wright
C. B. Lyons
Malheur County
Wolverton
Tower Court
Oregon Land Company
Sherman County
William H. Andrews
C. E. Wolverton
Andrews
Grand Larceny Charged in Columbia River Horse Theft
William La Roque, an Indian, was arrested for the theft of two horses from residents along the Columbia River. He sold the horses to Lou Weston, who brought them to town before the arrest. Indian Frank, held at Echo, is suspected of involvement. both suspects to be moved to town by Deputy Sheriff Blakley.
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William la Roque
Columbia River
William LaRoque
la Roque
Lou Weston
Weaton
Frank
Echo
LaRoque Ia
Blakley
Umatilla
Papera
Telegraph Superintendent Kilppel Visits For System Tour
C. A. and N. Superintendent EB A Klippel, genial telegraph chief of the O. TK. & N., is in the city on a tour of the system. Improvements are noted in telegraph service with advancing devices in the large offices. Kilppel stays at Hotel George during his visit.
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EB. A. Klippel
Kilppel
New Bank Opens In Pendleton Judd Building
The Commercial National Bank of Pendleton started with a $60,000 capital in the Judd Building at Main and Court. R. C. Beach presides with T. G. Halley as VP and W. L. Thompson as cashier. Local stockholders include R. Laing and Dr. S. A. Lantz. The bank offers commercial and savings departments, check services, letters of credit, and safety deposit boxes. Notable Lewiston ties bolster its capital and leadership.
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Judd
Court
W. L. Thompson
Inland Empire
New Institution
Commercial National Bank of
Pendleton
United States
Main and
Court Streets
Lewiston
Idaho
R. C Beach
T. G. Halley
R. C. Beach
T. G. Hailey
Hailey & Lowell
Umatilla County
Oregon
First National Bank
F. W. Kettenbach
Thhe Idaho Trust Company
Camas Prairie Bank
Grangeville
W. F. Kettenbach
Lewiston National Bank
Robert Laing
W. S. Badley
8. A. Lantz
Savings Department
Carrion in the Umatilla River Reported Near Thorn Hollow
Fishermen report decomposing animal carcasses in the Umatilla River above Thorn Hollow and near a sanatorium area. A dead cow stuck in the main current, half out of water, is described as festering and fly blown. A local professional man claims to have witnessed multiple cattle and a horse decay along the same stretch over years.
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Umatilla
Thorn Hollow
Geary Kimbrell and Cora Wylie to Wed in Eugene
Geary Kimbrell of Bla City and Cora Wylie of Eugene announce their marriage planned for tomorrow evening at the bride's home in Eugene. Kimbrell, son of J W Kimbrell, is noted as an agreeable Pendleton young man, while Miss Wylie is an Oregon native who has lived in the Willamette Valley. The couple met nine years ago during Kimbrell’s university years and will reside at 515 Blaine Street, Cole's addition, where a new house is under construction.
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Geary Kimbrell
Cora Wylie
Eugene
Bla City
J. W. Kimbrell
Kimbrell
Blaine Street
Cole
Beautiful Flower Garden of Mrs Spence in Pendleton
Remarkable garden showcases a wide profusion of roses and asters. Mrs J M Spence on West Webb street cultivates at least 20 rose varieties including an immense red rose and a small bloom, plus numerous aster varieties. Beds span about five square feet, with outdoor plants and rare conservatory varieties.
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Pendleton
J. M. Spence
West Webb Street
Best Indian robes on display at Peoples Warehouse
Charles Ferguson, manager of the woolen mills, presents a fine display of his best Indian robes and blankets in the Peoples Warehouse show window. The mills offer a pair of the blankets to the contestant with the longest continuous run in this week’s Northwest tournament, who will be allowed to choose first from the exhibited blankets.
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Charles Ferguson
Peoples Warehouse
Professor Roy Conklin Heads to Union for Summer Visit
Professor Roy Conklin departs for Union to spend the summer vacation with his mother. The item notes a personal trip and includes a remark about singing as a reward for success.
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Roy Conklin
Union
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Dindinger, Wilson & CO
Tallman & Co
Commercial National
R. ©. Breach
T. C. Halley
W. L. Thompson. Cashier
Commercial
J. MH. Gwinn
Baker County
Woolgrowers’ Association
Miles Lee
Walla Walla
Mr. Lee
J. H.gwinn
Oregon Woolgrowers' Associaton
Gwinn
Pegotation
Kimbrell-Wylie
The
Pendleton Woolen Mills
Sandow
Saglow
Dr. Pierce
W. HM
Wella
Wil
Selina
Pierce
Common Sense
BR. V. Pierce
Buffalo
Owi Tea House
Boston
Coats
West
Pendleton Steam Laundry
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