Elks Minstrel Show Set With Local Notables
Pendleton elks stage two night event featuring Carl Engdahl impersonating Mary and her lamb with Jimmy Hackett as baby sheep. A balloon ascent titled Litt Eva’s Fight Beyond the Clouds, Joe Scrable as Uncle Tom, and a robbing versus police debate with George A Robbing and Chief Gurdane anchor the program. Outside attractions include Glen Scott and a pinochle routine, with Judge Phelps to rule on Glen Scott Caged. Also listed is a late two acre home for sale in east Pendleton with alfalfa orchard garden and six room house in poor condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Mayberry
Oregon
Mary
Carl Engdahl
Hittie
Jimmy Hackett
Clarence Mohler
Joe
Uncle Tom
Elks
George A. Robbing
Police
Gurdane
Orton E. Goodwin
Robbins
John Kearney
G. W. Phelps
Glen Scott
Pendleton
East Pendleton
Bryant
Judge FitzGerald Sees No Offenders Before Tribunal
Judge FitzGerald notes no offenders appeared before his tribunal since Saturday morning. He attributes the lull to spring arriving, signaling a pause in court activity and a calmer period for the local justice system.
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FitzGerald
New Teacher Appointed in District 74 at Bates Station
County Superintendent Welles has been notified of Clayborn Miser's appointment as third grade teacher in District 74 at Bates Station near Milton, Echo. Mrs Elly Baker and Miss Mae Siser of Pilot Rock will oversee the Hoskins House in Echo after securing a lease. Parker of Possii Bank visits Pendleton with family and plans dental work. An extra westbound train No 17 runs due to colonist rush. County Judge Maloney buys a red Maxwell to inspect roads and travel to his ranch. Judge Phelps to preside over first term of court in Morrow county at Heppner. Stenographer Beckwith remains as referee in Musgrove Bergevin case. Keller makes homestead proof on 101 acres five miles south of Pendleton by the reservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welles
Clayborn Miser
Bates Station
Milton
Echo Tostelry
Elly Baker
Mae Siser
Pilot Rock
Echo
Hoskins
J. W. Maloney
Heppner
Gilbert W. Phelps
Morrow County
Beckwith
Musgrove-Bergevin
Local Notables and Travelers Stop in Pendleton Area
A flurry of visits and movements features many residents and guests in Pendleton. FE M Simpson stays at Hotel St George. Mrs Guy Durham from Echo. W K McFaul and H Craig from La Grande and Echo. W A Wade from La Grande. Mrs Sam R Thompson spends the night on Thompson farm at Eastland. J Wynn from McKay conducts business. George Snell of Walla Walla arrives on the local. Several others, including H G Hurlburt of Hermiston and V Vida Johnston, US commissioner, are noted in town. Frank Wells temporarily heads the Walla Walla locality. J P McManus of Pilot Rock Record visits for business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. M. Simpson
St. George
Guy Durham
Echo
W. K. McFaul
T. H. Williamson
la Grande
W. A. Wade
Mra
Sam R. Thompson
Thompson
Eastland
John Wynn
McKay
George Snell
Walla Walla
Louis Wallenstein
Pasco
Pendiletor
Frank Wells
Walla Walla Loca
Patton
John PP. McManus
Pilot Rock Record
Dan P. Smythe
The
Commercial Association
Freewater
George R. Mustard
Hermiston
J. F. Vernon
Presbytery of
Pendleton
F. McMonies
Hamley & Co
Walla Walla Lastvening
Foote Sentenced for Larceny from Boxcar
Judge G W Phelps this morning sentenced Charles Foote to three years and a half in the state penitentiary after a Saturday larceny conviction. Albert Thompson asked for a week to delay the sentence, which was granted. Sheriff Vorce reports heavy taxpaying crowds seeking the discount before tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poote
G. W. Phelps
Charles Foote
State Penitentiary
Albert Thompson
Back to Hot Lake Colonel Newport Returns for Treatment
Col. H. G. Newport of Hermiston, wounded in the head, passed through Pendleton last evening en route to Hot Lake for further care, accompanied by Mrs. Newport. He remains weak from illness but in good spirits, expecting a full recovery soon. Large colonist traffic grows as Northwest routes attract travelers with longer passenger trains. No. 14 Sunday night carried fourteen cars, No. 17 yesterday had twelve cars plus extra chairs, tourists, and a standard car.
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Hot Lake
Col
H. G. Newport
Hermiston
Pendleton
T. F. O'Brien
No. 17
Pendleton boy crippled in train accident seeks aid
Friends of Virgil McCoy circulate a subscription to fund artificial limbs for the Pendleton youth. McCoy fell while boarding a freight at Baker City last summer, losing both legs above the ankles. His destitute mother is his only living relative, and he has lived at the poor farm since the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil McCoy
McCoy
Pendleton
Baker City
Oregon freshman girls win intramural basketball title
Former Pendleton players Hazel Rader and Grace Bean helped the University of Oregon freshman class team capture the girls championship in a campus basketball tournament. Rader starred as forward and Bean played at guard as both had long local ties, with Rader also captain of the Kappa Alpha Theta squad tied for first in the Inter-sorority tournament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Oregon
Pendleton High School
Hazel Rader
Grace Bean
Guild
Miss Rader
Kappa Alpha Theta
Echo Will Open Blue Mountain League With Echo Game
Charles Friedley and W H Barker from the west end city said the Blue Mountain league season will start at Echo on March 26 with a goal to do it right. Balloon ascension by Daredevil Davin planned as a feature. The Echo game will be against Pendleton.
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Echo
Blue Mountain League
Charles Friedley
W. H. Barker
West End
Daredevil
Davin
Hecho
Mesers
Friedley
Baker
Eeho
Pendleton
Family members travel after visit in Ukiah
The motor car carried him to Mil ton, his home, on the evening train yesterday. H. B. Jarvis and his sister Mrs. S. J. Helmick, who had been visiting their brother Monroe Jarvis, returned to their home at Ukiah this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton
H. B. Jarvis
S. J
Helmick
Monroe Jarvis
Ukiah
Capital and income figures for Penn Mutual Life Insurance 1910
The report lists capital paid up and income details for Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company. It covers premiums received, interest and rents, other income, and total disbursements including losses, endowments, and salaries. It notes dividends to policy holders, taxes, and other expenditures, plus a deferred distribution policy allocation. Assets include real estate, stocks and bonds, loans, premium notes, cash, and other assets totaling shown figures.
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Oregon
Penn. Mutual Lipa Insurance Company
John Humphrey
BE. L. Harmon
Marquam Blige
Portland
Killa a Murderer Pill Claim Prompted by Kills Cures
An odd ad touts Dr Kings New Life Pills as a remedy for appendicitis and related ailments. The copy claims the pills stimulate stomach and liver to prevent clogging and constipation, citing various symptoms and a price of 26c at Koeppens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Killa
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Monopole
Royal Ann
Echo Hotel
Oregon Hotel
Stanfield
Stanfield Hotel
Dale Rothwell
Optometrist
Wm, Hanscom, the Jeweler
Taylor Hardware
Workingmen’s Clothing Co
Dye Works
B. Alta
Newsy
Parker
Possii
Mr. Parker
R. T. Parker
Lewis Warren Keller
United States
Vida Johnston
Pendictom
Henry Craig
Gramman
W. J. Furnish
E. P. Marshal
H. G. Hurlburt
Homer
Watts
Ss. W. Barnhart
Garden City
Bowman Hotel
Paul Sperry
Cecil
W. M. Blakely
Seattle
Dave Alanton
Northern Pacific
Pendleton- Pasco
Tecomp
James Cooper
Tower of London
Jack Frost
Winter
New Boston
Penn
Nutual Life Insurance Company
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Capital
Umatilla County
E. T. Wade Temple
Big Pendleton
Clark’s Grocery
Maccaroni
Jones
Main Street
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