Old Plan for Opera House Revived in Pendleton
Plans for a new theater in Pendleton revive after undecided comments from Matlock. C J Mitchell expects a fall opening and suggests building a fireproof rear theater behind the Association block with a Main Street entrance via the old Merchants Cafe. The Elks lodge may lease or buy the second story of the present opera house, but no definite agreement has been reached.
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Main Street
Old Merchant's Cafe
Elks
Mitchell
C. J. Mitchell
Association
Merchants Cafe
Court Street
Pendleton
Matlock
New Town Por West End Reservoir Plan Progress
A Pendleton discussions outline financing for a large irrigation reservoir between the reservoir and intake with about 800 acres of land involved. Dr. Coe provided funds for land purchase. Inland Irrigation to finance dam works. Marble named chief engineer with 12 to 15 months for completion. Reservoir offers insurance against drought, with no land charge to buyers and potential land value gains. Furnish remains president, Marshall superintendent, Coe manager, and the project aims to benefit regional irrigation in the Northwest.
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Bosche
Pendleton
Furnish
Col. Raley
Mr. Marshall
Coe
Inland Irrigation Company
Marble
Pacific Northwest
Che
Pianeto
W. J. Furnish
Bartes of Woeeton Arrives After Morning Train Ride
A. Bartes of Woeeton arrived today as a passenger on the morning train from up the county.
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A. Bartes
Woeeton
Ben
Weston Committee Seeks Subscriptions for Normal School
A Weston committee led by Slim Barnes and CC Turner visited to secure subscriptions for sustaining the normal school for the rest of the season. They report steady progress with no refusals and have raised about 2500 dollars locally. About 200 dollars more is needed to cover remaining expenses.
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Slim Barnes
CC. C. Turner
Minnterest
Normal School
Pendleton Man Establishes New Store at Pasco
J. A. Cobb, proprietor of the Big Six in Pendleton, returns from Pasco where he arranged to open a new store. He will place Tuinager in charge there while retaining interests in Pendleton. His main store is on Court Street with a branch in the association building on Main Street.
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J. A. Cobb
Big Six
Pendleton
Pasco
Place & Tuinager
Mr. Cobb
Court Street
Association
Main Street
Pioneer Bachelor Rancher Becomes a Benedict
John Grivette of Cold Springs wed Mrs. A. C. Bruce of Milton Sunday at Hotel Bowman in a ceremony led by Rev. H. L. Reeves of the M E church south. Grivette, a longtime county farmer, was a bachelor before this marriage.
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John Grivette
Cold Springs
A. C. Bruce
Milton
Bowman
H. L. Reeves
M. E
Church
South
Grivette
Judge Bean Faces Land Fraud Charges in Desert Claim
In La Grande, Judge H. J. Bean is accused of fraudulently using a 99 year water contract from the Hinkle Ditch Co. to prove up his Butter Creek Desert Land Claim. Government witnesses say the contract was destroyed after Bean altered it and later fired it to record his claim while defense contends the contract was illegal and he acted in good faith. The case moves forward with defense to present next Friday and Attorney Winter now representing Bean.
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Butter Creek
H. J. Bean
la Grande
Hinkle Ditch Co
Hinkel Ditch Company
Ditch Company
Hutkie Ditch Co
Hinkle
Teel
Tietin
Winter
Judie Bean
Dudge Bean
Mrs John To Diusal Arrives From Port Wayne Ind
Mrs John To Diusal and her daughter Dorothy with a maid arrived Sunday from Port Wayne Indiana. They will be at home at 120060 West Railroad Street in a few days. Mrs Dougall will entertain her mother Mrs E L Lathrop who is here on a visit.
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John
Lathrop
Dorothy
Port Wayne
Ind
West Railroad Street
Dougall
E. L. Lathrop
Pendle ton lumber yard manager moves to Walitn Markham house
Ren FM, manager of the Pendle ton lumber yard, is relocating from the cottage on the north side of the river to the Walnut Markham house on Alta Street with his family.
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Ren FM
Pendleton Lumber Yard
Walitn Markham
Alta Wtreet
With the Grip Rabe Daughter Seeks Care at Hospital
Mise Gladyd Rabe, daughter of William Rabe, is ill with the grip and was taken to the hospital yesterday for treatment. Her condition was reported as improving after admission.
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Mise Gladyd Rabe
William Rabe
Secret meeting of the Lady Sraemanees planned in Initia tion
The Lady Sraemanees are requested to meet in a secret society hall on Tuesday afternoon at 2 o clock in Initia tion.
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Secret Society Hall
Cot tonwood at Horseshoe Curve Yoakum area auctioned
About 2000 cords of standing cottonwood timber grow in the reservoir site at Horseshoe Curve near Yoakum for mile. Buyer may cut and purchase in quantities as agreed. Proposals to purchase ten ...
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Horseshoe Curve
Yoakum
Personal Mentions In Pendleton and Surrounding Areas
A crowded list of residents and visitors appears in Pendleton notes. FP of Umatilla, J. W. Lenox from Umatilla, Dek Barnes of Cabbage Hill, and J. A. Lieuallen from Washkit Walla are among those seen in town. Others include Bert Johnson, Joe King, W. J. Wattenburger, St. Alexander, Frank Spafford, S. D. Peterson, Judge Laycock, C. G. Olsen, Rudolph Martin, E. Judd, C. T. Godwin, J. W. Fox, S. B. Calderhead, C. J. Mitchell, H. B. Pinkerton, T. Dickson, the Misses Orswell and W. M. Wilkenson, Walter Guild, Jim Neil, Drs. McClure and Lytle, and George Foster visiting or transacting business in the region.
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Bert Johnson
Pendleton
Joe King
la Grande
Dunlap
J. W. Lenox
Umatilla
Dek Barnes
Cabbage Hil
W. J. Wattenburger
Echo
J. A. Lieuallen
Pendletion
Washkit Walla
Frank Spafford
Tacoma
8. D. Peterson
Milton
Laycock
John Day
Portland
C. G. Olsen
Athena
Ben
Preston-Parton
C. J. Mitchell
Oregeon Theatre
Dayton
Wash
Pr. H. BE. Pinkerton
Federal Bureau of Animal Industry
Pilot Rock
T. Dickson
Cayuse
Idaho
Orswell
Eugene
W. M. Wilkenson
Company B
Walter Guild
Oo. R. & N. Force
O’brien
Hill couple leaves for Strathmore lease of Alberta land
Mr and Mrs Fred Hill depart for Strathmore Alberta where Mr Hill has leased a section of land belonging to Mrs August Stingier of this city.
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Fred Hill
Strathmore
Alberta
Hill
August Stingier
Hostette's Stomach Bitters Widely Trusted Remedy
Hostette's Stomach Bitters is presented as the leading stomach remedy, recommended for headache sour stomach indigestion colds grippe and female ailments, touted as reliable and effective across common digestive and related complaints.
Hugiker funeral attendance and related legal matter
A large group traveled to Walla Walla for the Hugiker funeral held there today at 2 o clock with attendees including Mra Sam Thompson and Mra George Hartman plus Mason and Elk delegation Charles Ferguson Will Moore Royal Sawtelle Ben Burroughs Dr BE A Vaughan and Arthur Knight Rev Chas Quinney also joined them Afterward Mra Hun ziker and Mr and Mrs Victor Hun ziker plan to return to Pendleton to arrange disposition of the property It is unclear what will be done with the store and residence but the property is expected to be put up for sale The suit filed cites desertion as the grounds for legal separation The couple wed in Evansville Indiana on July 27 1907 and have no children Peter West represents the plaintiff as attorney
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Hugiker
Mra
Sam Thompson
George Hartman
Lawrence Fragler
Mason and Elk
Charles Ferguson
Will Moore
Royal Sawtelle
Ben Burroughs
A. Vaughan
Arthur Knight
Chas. Quinney
Evansville
Indiana
Peter West
Longs Split as Suit for Divorce Filed in Court
Mrs. Hattie Long filed a divorce suit in district court against her husband Albert L. Long this morning alleging separation. The case seeks legal relief in a contested marital dissolution.
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Hattie Long
Clieuit Court
Albert L. Long
Lombardi's Opera Company Passes Through Pendleton
Lombardi's Opera company, a large Matlan troupe, passed through Pendleton yesterday en route to Rome for a performance. They performed Mist at Spokane and will tour the West before returning East, with a special train engaged to carry the many troupe members.
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Lombardi
Rome
Spokane
Pendleton Attorney Returns Home From County Court
Attorney S. F. Wilson of the firm Peterson & Wilson Pendleton and Athena, member of Athena, returned home yesterday noon after transacting business at the county seat.
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Athena
Peterson & Wilson
Pendleton and
Wnt
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