Returned from National Camp
Report notes the departure of delegates to the HORS gathering and announces a leadership transition. W. A. Northcatt, long head of the Woodmen and state lieutenant governor of Wingis, resigns due to age. His successor is A. R. Talbert of Lincoln, Neb, former partner of W. J. Bryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hors
W. A. Northcatt
Northcutt
Wingis
A. R. Talbert
Lincoln
Neb
W. J. Bryan
Union
California
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Telephone line sale links Pendleton to remote ranches
Endicott John Endicott buys the Pendleton Telephone Company line from J B Despain and will assume control immediately. The circuit runs to Pilot Rock Cunningham's Smith's Owing's Ridge Alba Ukiah Hidaway Springs and Lahman Springs. Plans include improving and expanding the plant for better service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Lehman Springs
Endicott
John Endicott
Pendleton ‘Telephone Company
J. B. Despain
Pilot Rock
Cunningham's
Smith's
Owing’s Ranches
Ridge
Alba
Ukiah
Hidaway Springs
Lahman Springs
Baptist Delegates Depart After Eastern Oregon Association
Rev George T Bilis who preached the closing sermon of the Eastern Oregon Baptist Association last night left for Baker City this morning. M C Perry of Baker City and Rev Thomas Spight of Ontario left last night. Rev R Lamar of Weston and J A Howard of Adams left this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George T. Bilis
Eastern Oregon Baptist Association
Baker City
M. C. Perry
Thomas Spight
Ontario
R. Lamar
Weston
J. A. Howard
Adams
William Henry Taken to Portland for Federal Grand Jury
Deputy U S Marshal A A Roberts departed for Portland with William Henry in custody to appear before the federal grand jury for selling liquor to Indians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Henry
Portland
United States
A. A. Roberts
Federal Grand Jury
Double Wedding Surprises Prescott Society Circles
The Prescott Journal Miner reports two quiet weddings in Prescott last evening. Mrs. M B McCulloch and her daughter Lola Jennetto Ashton wed, with McCulloch and Frank Mulrein as grooms. Families traveled from Portland via Oregon earlier, and both couples will begin housekeeping in a neatly prepared cottage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prescott
Arizona
Journal Miner
M. B. McCulloch
LL J Ashton
McCurloch
Ayaton
Penteton
Viel
Portland
Pines
MH Mulrein
M. BE
McCulloch
Frank Mulrein
Lola Jennetto Ashton
Uaughter
Oregon
Hocks
Hicks
Catholic Church
Father White
Otiee
James Mentreix
Burke Hotel
Dayton Gun Club Tournament Ends with 50 perfect by McMillin
McMillin of Post Falls Idaho shot all 50 targets to win the Dayton medal while Sheard of Tacoma posted a 1916 average of 16 misses in 207 targets. S&S McDonald took the top purse of 22.50 in event 24 as Bigelow Becker and Sheard tied 47 targets for the Globe trophy, to be shot off tonight. Officers elected include T F Smith president and A P Bigelow third vice president. next meeting set for Tacoma in June 1904 with California admitted to membership. The Dayton medal was presented during the evening to the masculation club’s donor Dayton Gun Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
McMillin
Post Falls
Idaho
Sheard
Tacoma
S&s McDonald
Bigelow
Becker
Ogden
Association
Dayton Club
T. F. Smith
M. B
Brownlee
Spokane
J. Hillis
Butte
Mont
A. P. Bigelow
Utah
W. V. Ceasar
T. B. Ware
Morris Abraham
Portland
C. Wood
W. F. Sheard
George B. Baker
California
Dayton Gun Club
Pendleton Driving Association Meet Raises Fifty Dollars
The Pendleton Driving Association held a benefit meet at Simpson-Perringer track for Heppner flood victims. Net proceeds totaled 50 dollars and will go to the race committee. Races were lively with evenly matched horses, drawing a good crowd and strong audience interest. The results listed include Oveta, J. A. Bradley, Ollie M, James Erwin in the first event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton Driving Association
Simpson-Perringer
Oveta
J. A. Bradley
Ollie M
James Erwin
Unclear OCR List of Runners and Times
Fragmentary report lists names such as Willie, George Perringer and Lady Memo with fastest heat times around ten seconds, plus other runners like T. W. Ayres, Gus, Lady Smith and Perringer. The text is garbled with misread names and no coherent event details.
Police Court Proceedings Include Drunkenness Fines
In police court this morning Ed Haberly was fined five dollars for drunkenness and paid. W F Hallman was arraigned for drunkenness and vagrancy and pled not guilty with trial set for this afternoon. The State vs Love was called and is being tried before the justice court for alleged assault and battery at the Juniper schoolhouse on election day. HH EB Collier represents the defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Haberly
W. F. Hallman
State
Light Artillery Recruits from St Louis for Walla Walla
Sergeant F A Moore of the Eighth Cavalry led nine men gathered in Jefferson Barracks St Louis to join the light artillery at Walla Walla. Recruits come from across the country from West Virginia to Maine and will proceed to the islands in the fall. Names include J Hatcher Robert L Wollard Herman Vincent John Smith George Brown Alf Spencer Frank Porter Frank Richards A B Franks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Moore
Eighth Cavalry
Jefferson Barmicka
St. Louie
Walla Walla
Islands
St. Louis
West Virginia
Maine
J. Hatcher
Robert L. Wollard
Herman Vincent
John Smith
George Brown
Alf Spencer
Frank Porter
Frank Richards
A. 8. Franks
Divorce Granted to William and Julia McCarthy
Judge W. R. Ellis grants a decree of divorce in the case William McCarthy v Julia McCarthy filed April 25 1903. Plaintiff alleged desertion as the cause and contends it remained unforgiven and uncondoned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Ellis
William McCarthy
Julia McCarthy
Stiil
Sold two Edgewood lots to J M Black for 160
Wade Bryson Wade sold lots 6 and 12 in block 2 Edgewood addition to Pendleton to J M Helmick for John Hel Mick for a consideration of 160.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade, Bryson & Wade
Edgewood
Pendleton
John Helmick
J. M. Black
Personal mentions fill Pendleton social notes
Dp Teel of echo, PD M Walter of Sumpter, and Rose Campbell are listed among short city visits. Fr Curran of Forest Grove and Markham of Umatilla visit Pendleton. W C Rows of Duidee and Ankeny of Walla Walla travel for business. Mrs Joseph Basler returns from Helix visit. Rev Edward Curran, Forest Grove minister, in Pendleton with Rev J Edwards after visiting Heppner Lexington Tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GO. Dp
Teel
Echo
PD. M. Walter
Sumpter
Sten. Rose Campbell
Jay
Johnson Street
Fr. Curran
Forest Grove
S Markham
Umatilla
E. W. Knox
Meacham
Ely
W. C Rows
Duidee
Ankeny
Walla Walla
Mise Waters
Heppner
Qoldey
Lotel
Pendleeton
Roy Taley
Hert Whittan
Rees
Walla Wall
H. Connors
RO & N
Rondimantor
Unmellin
WG. Whitney
Familly
Mayello
Pendleton
Pnotheer Deerdon
Curthe
Fete
la Grande
Edward Curran
J Edwards
Lexington
Tone
Real Estate Transfers and Homecoming After Flood
Louis J Parking and Mamie E Perkins sold to Bertha G Guernsey for 1250 dollars in Livermore. Albert E Cowles sold to Mary J Waldron for 2400 dollars large parcel descriptions. Home was a hospital Judge Ellis and wife returned home with sister in law Mrs Frank Roberts visiting. Roberts home was hospital during flood and remains open to public as conditions stabilize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis J. Parking
Mamie E. Perkins
Bertha G. Guernsey
Livermore
Ad. Witten
Pendleton
Albert E. Cowles
Mary J. Waldron
Southbant
Section
Towrahiy 1
W. R. Ellis
Frank Roberts
Marriage License Granted to Cas tee and Kenniaon
A marriage license was granted yesterday afternoon to Henry G. Castle and Miss Lillie V. Kenniaon, both residents of Umatilla County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry G. Castee
Miss Lillie V. Kenniaon
Umatilla County
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Dindinger, Wilson & Company
National Camp
Tallman & CO
Oor Oa
James Crawford
Presbyterian Sunday School
West Jackson Street
Fwr
Ile On
Dixie
Guy Ware
Edith Habersham
Anna Maclane
Astoria
TC. Warner
Fort Wayne
Ind
Indiana Democratic Editorial Association
Fleming
Mee Warner
Armory
Bingham Springs
Charles Barkley
WS Schulte
Kina Thompson
Panchon Horle
Eva Switzler
Constante Deapnin
Messia
Willlogy Keller
George Hartman
Fred Lampkin
Fred Sehmeer
Earl Borle
Rey Ritner
Joe Cox
Mise Blanche Horn
McKay Creek
Mise
Henrietta Thompson
Charlee H. Carter
Astor
H. E. Hickers
Mabel
Turner
Lee Teutech
Whittemore
West Railroad Street
Ethel Johnson
Adna Raley
Clifford Pruitt
Oakland
Qual
Police Court
Joseph Basler
Helix
Mie
Mes
Henry
Mine Mande Wheeler
Cns
Fo. Holmmul O. BL
Lemons
R & N.erlovance
le Grande
Hartman
Sam Roberts
Sessa
U. G. Rudd
D. W. Munford
Hives
W. E. Cr
Grainc Grain Coffee
OWL Tea House
ST. Joe Store
W. J. Clarke & Co
Court
BIG
Boston
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