Sewer Extension Planned West End to River Mouth
City council discussed street and bridge projects including an extension of the sewer system to the west end and an outlet below the asylum grounds. Surveys will begin from Court and Star streets toward the river, with main size to be decided. A new Main Street bridge plan was outlined for bids, and the Round-up grounds lease was accepted pending satisfaction of a $4000 mortgaged debt. Dividends on Grand Trunk stock resumed at 0.5 percent.
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Main Street
Raley
West End
Branch Asylum
Court and
Star Streets
West Court
Doherty Place
Tutullla Creek
Councillman Sharon
Geary Kimbrell
Kimbrell
Pendleton Newsy Notes and Local Updates
Newsy Notes of Pendleton report store changes with Hiarboy and Friedley moving second hand and furniture shops into the former A. B. Leeper building near Standard grocery. Also Indian Baby Dies. three day old child of Mr. and Mrs. Billy Craig buried at Tutulla mission cemetery. Services led by Rev. J M Cornelion. Tonight at 7:30 a devotional on Marcus Whitman. Remains of H. Q. Patch taken to Pilot Rock for interment after a fatal fall in the Bradburn building. County court reviews road machinery purchases including graders and scrapers. Col H. G. Newport expected to return after recovery from injury and blood poisoning. William Gadwa reports his brother-in-law died in Portland. remains to Hood River for interment. O W R N Co pays $75,675.08 in county taxes with $2,959 rebate. T J Means sues H E Allen et al for $1,606 plus $250 costs for building work at Stanfield.
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Billy Craig
Tutullla Mission
J, M, Cornelion
Portland
William Gadwa
Hamley Harness Company
St. Vincent's Hospital
Hood River
Custody Suit Filed Over Four Year Old Daughter
Albert Stickler sues Maggie Stickler in circuit court seeking custody of their four year old daughter. He claims his ex wife is an improper guardian after their December divorce granted custody to her. He asks to be awarded the child for schooling at St Josephs academy. Attorneys Fee and Slater represent Stickler.
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Circuit Court
Albert Stickler
Maggie Stickler
Weather Moderates Slowly In Northwest Region
The northwest weather chief promised warmth but temperatures in this estate area rise slowly. Last night’s minimum was 9 degrees above zero, or one degree above the prior night, and today’s maximum reached 38 degrees above. Seven straight days have seen highs from 24 to 38 degrees.
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Weather Bureau
Umatilla Sunday School Convention Set for Milton
Mrs 8 A Lowell announced the sixteenth annual meeting of the Umatilla County Sunday School association to be held at Columbia College Milton in March for two days under a railroads granted fare rate of one and a third.
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8. A. Lowell
Umatilla County
United States
Delegates to Meet to Reach Sixty Proposed
Delegates from Umatilla Hermiston Stanfield Echo Pilot Rock Helix Adams Athena Weston Pendleton and nearby towns are expected to attend a meeting with a target of 60 delegates. The gathering aims to secure the required attendance, signaling broad regional involvement.
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Umatilla
Hermiston
Stanfield
Echo
Pilot Rock
Helix
Adams
Athena
Weston
Pendleton
Najjar Fate in Doubt in Brike Case at Athena
The state case against Najjar the Syrian accused of attempting to bribe a Western O. W. company agent at Athena was sent to the jury for verdict today with no decision yet. Reynolds case postponed to tomorrow morning due to missing witness. Elks election tonight Pendleton lodge aims at exalted ruler role amid quiet contest. Hughes the ex-advertising solicitor for G A Robbins resurfaces after bad checks. a $25 draft on American National Bank dishonored. reported arrest at Shaniko for passing bad checks.
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Najjar
0.W. Company
Athena
Preas
M. Reynolds
Reynolds
Milton
Hughes
Sam
J. EB. Hughes
G. A. Robbins
American National Bank
Heppner
Shanikee
Oregon
Church Reception Friday at Methodist Episcopal Church
The pastor and church societies invite members and friends to a reception in the church auditorium at Webb and Johnson streets Friday evening from 7 30 to 10 30. New members and strangers urged to attend. Ladies Aid will share experiences and the remainder of the evening will foster acquaintance. Refreshments served. No admission. You are cordially invited.
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The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Webb and
Johnson Streets
Indies Go to Tidal for Northwest Indian Meetings
A party from Tu Tullla mission travels to Meadow Creek Idaho for the final spring meetings of Christian Indians in the northwest. Included are Rev and Mrs James Dickson Philip Jones Rob ingorn Minthorn and Joe Allen with Dickson as pastor and Wille Jones and Minthorn as church elders. They will also participate in a gathering of Indian pastors to plan for next year. precipitation February was 0.03 inch below normal totaling 1.44 inches rain and melted snow. 6.5 inches of snow fell, first day was warmest at 5 above zero and last day 3 above with 34 above as high in 24 hours.
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Tutullla
Meadow Creek
Idaho
Northwest
James Dickson
Philip Jones
Robingorn Minthorn
Joe Allen
Dickson
Tutuilla
Wille Jones
Minthorn
Veteran printer leaves East Oregonian for Portland Journal
ER D Weaver, veteran printer and longtime makeup man at the East Oregonian, resigns to join the Oregon Daily Journal’s mechanical department in Portland. He sells his house, moves with Mrs Weaver and daughter Gwendolen, as L B McColm of Portland takes over his East Oregonian makeup duties with his wife and baby awaiting relocation.
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ER. D. Weaver
East Oregonian
Portland
Oregon Daily Journal
L. B. McColm
Mr. McColm
Merchants Prepare for Weeklong Baltimore Merchants' Week
Baltimore jobbers anticipate at least 6000 merchants and buyers from the south at a weeklong event. Ten thousand invitations have gone out and acceptances come from Texas and Oklahoma. The celebration aims to position Baltimore as the wholesale center of the south and southwest.
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Baltimore
South
Texas
Oklahoma
Record-setting spring sale clears stock for new season
Our store buzzes with rearranging and displaying spring goods as we prep for the coming season. The great sale just ended left our shelves bare of old stock and filled with only the latest all new merchandise, aiming to eclipse prior records.
Papes Cold Compound Promises Quick Grippe Cure
An advertisement touts Papes Cold Compound as a fast remedy for cold and grippe effects. It claims two hour dosing, no quinine, and a 25 cent package with three years of research behind it. The text also recaps a separate Portland arrest involving a couple and a disturbance, including a confinement sentence.
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Grippe
Pape
Trippe
Pope
Hired Man Eloped With Farmer's Wife Narrative Traced in Portland
Police in Portland report the married farmer K C Grant charging his wife Pearl Grant and Ralph Underwood a sweeper at Model stables with eloping after last spring Underwood sought work at Grants ranch near Condon and the couple fled to a rooming house at 134 North Sixth Street where the accusation arose The case involves a desertion claim and a police recount of events at the time of arrest and subsequent allegations
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Ing
Underwood
Portland
Grant
J. Helms
Pearl Grant
Ralph Underwood
North Sixth Street
K. C. Grant
Pendleton Lodge Set for Tonight's Regular Meeting
Pendleton Lodge No. 288 BPOE calls a regular meeting tonight with annual election of officers and balloting on candidates. All members are urged to attend by order of the exalted ruler.
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Elks
Pendleton Lodge No. 288
Brotherhood
Pendleton Lodge No
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