Bounty Hunters Reaping Harvest in Umatilla County
Coyotes and bobcats fall to bounty hunters as payments total 589.60 for 64 coyotes and 4 bobcats. Payouts vary by species with 1.50 per coyote and 2 per bobcat. Hides must be delivered to the county clerk for scalp removal before disposal. Local collectors include Jack Kelly of Milton and William Corley of Gurdane, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umatilla
Jack Kelly
Milton
William Corley
Gurdane
Deputy Brown
Henry A. Wimmer
McKay
Wild scramble for carnival seats at Elks' Minstrels
A huge crowd formed before nine as Elks' Minstrels seats went on sale at Hanscom jewelry store. The show, directed by S. A. Grubbs, promises a veteran level of performance from a recently assembled troupe. A ten piece orchestra and musicians from outside towns boost the local entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks’ Minstrels
Hanscom Jewelry Store
S. A. Grubbs
Reliable Cleaning Service Promises Satisfaction Guarantee
Doubts about where to send a suit overcoat or garments for cleaning and pressing are eased by this ad. It touts modern methods and expert help and guarantees customer satisfaction after trying the service.
Pendleton News Notes and Local Happenings
Current Literature Club meets at 2 PM tomorrow at Mrs Charles Brownes home. Lahne the well known Van Avenue farmer arrived in Pendleton injured from a horse kick. Dr Cole and Dr W G Cole arrive in city from Portland after east tour. Colesworthy family plans Boston Portland Maine trip via Washington, away until October. Sheriff Taylor reports two more prisoners R M Vermillion informal welix forger and Frank Miller, boxcar theft at Umatilla. Two births reported by Dr R B Ringo a daughter and a son. Will act as interpreter William Wiletse accompanies Rev William Wheeler to Warm Springs reservation. fluent in several Indian languages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cc. F. Colesworthy
Boston
Portland
Maine
Washington
Taylor
Baker
la Grande
R. M. Vermillion
Welix
Frank Miller
Umatilla
William Wiletse
Toppenikh
J. M. Cornelison
William Wheeler
Warm Springs Reservation
Wiletse
Big Water
Tuco FitzGeral sits in Police Court. four offenders fined
Tuco FitzGeral presided in police court this morning and sentenced four offenders. Dorothy Clayton fined 7.50 for a bawdy house, Ralph McDonald fined five for drunkenness, Richard Roe and bail of ten dollars forfeited for drunkenness and disorderly conduct. Rader Donald Rader, Medford high school athlete, captains the basketball team and stars in nearby Porter games. also a noted shortstop in the Medford baseball squad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pour
Tuco FitzGeral
Dorothy Clayton
Ralph McDonald
Richard Roe
John Doe
Rader
Medford
Donald Rader
M. A. Rader
Mewford
Portage
Young Rader
Oregon
Whitman CollegeLoses Garrison Lands Sale Planned
Whitman College lost a bid as the government plans to auction Walla Walla garrison lands to households after efforts by E W Olsen and locals to donate the land to Whitman. Final sale arrangements not yet made. Also, George W Jones executor sues Charles A Hill Margaret A Hill and John H Dozier over a 1906 promissory note for 1750 secured by a mortgage on land later sold to Dower. Amount due 1960. Peter son Wilton counsel for plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitman College
E. W. Olsen
Walla Walla
George W. Jones
Madison Jones
Charles A. Hill
Margaret A. Hill
John H. Dozier
Peterson & Wilton
Plaintitt
Edward Terry At Oregon Theatre Receives Tepid Response
The visit of Edward Terry and his English company to Pendleton drew a small audience last night and received a lukewarm reception. Critics noted the elf barrister role highlighted by Terry but found the accompanying support mediocre, questioning the show's national standing compared to English productions.
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Esywecet
Edward Terry
Oregon Theater
Pendleton
Ikey
Gray and son from Stanfield visit the city
Attorney A. W. Gray of Stanfield and his young son A. W. Gray Jr. are in the city today for undisclosed engagements or meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Gray
Stanfield
A. W. Gray, Jr
Local visitors and travelers list from Pendleton area
Mrs Herman Helnes spends weeks in Cellilo. Charles Downing of Payette Idaho visits. F A Watrous of Forest Grove guests at Hotel St George. Mr and Mrs Scott Joseph of Baker City visit. Rudolph Martin and wife depart for Portland. A D Scott of Walla Walla arrives from Garden City. Henry Grenlich travels Portland local. E J Burke visits Echo for business. Mrs M Moule returns from east county. Mrs C P Bishop aboard Walla Walla train. John Rees returns from La Grande after three weeks. A J McAllister returns from Portland. P H H Paradise visits Pendleton from Hermiston. Dr W H Lytle returns from east county. Ton Boylen and E J Burke drive to Echo in new car. F E Sherman of Picot Rock in town. E F Treland family move to Calgary. R G Jones visits from Heppner. J A Schmidt from Freewater last day. George Rauch visits Pendleton. Estel and wife return to Echo on local. T W Roork returns to Stanfield with Ernest Roork from North Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Watrous
Forest Grove
St. George
Scott Joseph
Baker
Rudolph Martin
Portland
A. D. Scott
Walla Walla
Garden City
M. Moule
C. P. Bishop
Walla Watlon
John Rees
la Grande
A. J. McAllister
Pendleton Drug Company
P. HH
Paradise
Hermiston
Pendleton
W. H. Lytle
Ton Boylen
E. J. Burke
Echo
Sherman
Picot Rock
Real Estate Firm Reports Recent Local Sales
Wade ET the local real estate man reports several city property transfers including a house and lot at the corner of Atta and June streets sold to W H Harmon for 21500 a block 86 Reservation addition Pendleton containing three houses and four lots sold to G T Roark for 4200 and a Maple street house and lot sold for Mrs N L Sturdivant to Perry Van.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade
Chas
Follawsbee
Atta and
June Streets
W. HW. Harmon
Pendleton
G. T. Roark
Maple Street
Pendleton land sales and Bahamas annexation notice
Property transfers listed include Oredall section 8 for Douglas Betts at 12000, two lots in Switsler's Pendleton for Mrs Catherine McDonald at 100, Lester Swaggert on Cosby Street to Herman Peters at 1000, east half of lots 1 and 2 block 62 Reservation addition to J A Horn at 1600. Also note a private telegram claims Bahamas legislature voted to begin talks to join Canada. Also listings for thirteen acres east of city with buildings and orchard, and local beauty parlor and bakery ads with contact details.
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Oredall
Township
Douglas Betts
Switsler
Pendleton
Catherine McDonald
Scartee
Lester Swaggert
Cosby Street
Herman Peters
W. H. Hermann
J. A. Horn
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Monopole
Royal Ann
Standard Grocery Co. Inc
Frank O'Gara
Bernard O'Gara
Treas
Echo Hotel
Stanfield Hotel
Dale Rothwell
Optometrist
Wm. Hanscom
the Jeweler
Umatilla County
E. T. Wade Pendleto
Temple Big
Workingmen’s Clothing Co
Pendieton Dye Works
Phone Malin
Alta
Newsy
Charles Brownes
Kirkal Thy Tlorse, m
Lahne
Northern
Pacific
Cole
W. G. Cole
Ecity
Ringo
Jock Webster
Market Street
Cloyd Leach
Gibbon
Herman Helnes
Cellilo
Charles Downing of
Payette
Tan
Henry Grenlich
E, FE
Treland
Calgary
R. G. Jones
Heppner
Morrow County
J. A. Schmidt
Freewater
George Rauch
City
Estel
Wife
Eeho
Ality
T. W. Roork
Ernest Roork
North Dakota
BE. T. Wade
Reliance
Bill
Foolshead
Jack Frost
Winter
New Boston
Bamama
Canada
Montreal
Islature of Bahama
G. W. Hanna
W. Court Street
Royal Bakery
Tel
Main
Columbia Life & Trust Company
State of
M. M. Johnson
Legal Reserve
Otter Hn
Taylor Hardware
Clark’s Grocery
Neall
Jones
Main Street
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