Wade Estate Appraisers Detail Bank Linked Claims
The Wade estate faces about 934000 in debts with only 20 cents on the dollar likely for creditors after court appraisers report. Assets total 35484.90 with 9407 in Gold and Oil stocks. Real estate 17901 and personal property 15499.40. The Golconda stock and Standard Gold Mining holdings total 9407 shares valued at wase remain under referee Pitt Gerald for sale and distribution.
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Wade
Thomas Pitt Gerald
Vey Brothers
Golconda
Standard Gold Mining Company
Equitable Savings and Loan Association
Richards and Pringle Minstrel Show Thrills Frazer Crowd
The Frazer audience packed the venue last night to hear the Richards and Pringle minstrel troupe. The company, composed of Black performers, sang Negro songs with spirit, delivering melodies, jokes, and dance that delighted the crowd.
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Pgs
First Pendleton School Opens in 1890s Era Bond Fight
The 27 pupils on opening day mark Pendleton’s early school phase. Marshall Swift's Station hosted classes before the court house block became the site for a later building. The district’s school growth stems from this small start, despite 1878 race-driven disruption and a later private school in jail upper room.
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Pendleton
Umatilla
Swift
Marshall
Washington
J. H. Sharon
Poniche ‘Ton
B. Miter
William
Scott Benjamins
C. C
Horace Jana G. W. Anderson
Frank Biving
JD W. Bailey
David White
E. E.sharon
Portland
Almy Perkins
Melinda and
Laura Anderson
Louisa
Meriala Young
Mary Benjaming
R. G. Sargeant
Seattle
Katie Benjamins
Ellen Phillips
Aura Morse
Austa Miller
Leona Welch
R. G.thompson
This Eity
Mary Wilson
Lena Allen
Nate Gerking
Emma Allen
George Minsger
J. H. Turner
Mitchell
Turner
Abbise Lansdale
William Mays
City Jail
JA. W. Nye
Hele
Sewer Affairs: City Work Surges to Meet July 1 Deadline
W R Withee, city sewer inspector, reports heavy activity as residents rush to complete sewer connections. About 175 finished, with 700 more expected before the July 1 limit. Neighbors and officers may declare old privies nuisances when the deadline passes, intensifying enforcement.
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W. R. Withee
Public health delays threaten plumbing response
The warning notes that if residents wait until the last minute, there will be insufficient plumbers to complete work promptly, causing widespread confusion.
Baker City to build new Catholic church at $60000
Bishop Charles J. O'Reiley visiting Baker City outlines plans for a new church to replace the undersized current building. The project, modeled after Spokane's structure, aims to fit the congregation and will cost about $60,000 as the bishop travels through Washington to study options.
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Baker City
Charles J. O'Reiley
Father van der Velden
Spokane
Washington
Whistler Missing After Shaving Beards in Oregon
Government engineer John T Whistler, renowned Pendleton figure, has vanished since returning from Washington without his Vandike beard or mustache. Friends, unclear on his location, search streets as he avoids reporters by concealing his appearance. In other local news, Women of Woodcraft show prize sample in Pendleton window. Baumgardner Dunn wedding at Pendleton hotel. A B Montgomery and J E Montgomery visit from Helix. J D Peck returns as Franklin County sheriff. Rev R Warner unites Miss Bessie Settlement and George W Kelly in matrimony in Umatilla.
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John T Whistler
Oregon
Washington
Pendleton
Whistler
Baumgardner-Dunn
Ezzie Baumgardner
Harry Dunn
G. W. Rigby
Methodist Church
Echo
Arlington
Kelly
Yeaterday
R. Warner
Bessie Settlemeir
George W Kelly
Umatilla
Phelps of Morrow Discusses Delegates and Irrigation
G W Phelps of Heppner, legislature representative from Morrow county, said Mor row county delegates will back a strong irrigation plank at the Republican state convention in Portland on June 14. He is also considered a candidate for the district attorney post, stating the office is one any local attorney should hold with pride.
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Phelps
G. W. Phelps
Heppner
Morrow County
Portland
Oregon
Rest room campaign in La Grande aids farmers in town
Women of La Grande push a movement to establish a great room for farmers and country people in town. The facility will offer pleasant seating, reading material, drinking water, and tables for lunches, with the aim to be ready by spring as farmers conduct daily business. At Peoples Warehouse 202nd Surprise Sale offers 100 dozen Alphonse and Gaston Children’s Handkerchiefs at two cents each, limit one dozen per customer, for today only.
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la Grande
Peoples Warehouse
Alphonse & Gaston
Vineesre Woman to Undergo Tumor Removal
Mr and Mrs C W Vineesre of Perry stay at Hotel Penden for a few days while Mrs Vineesre seeks medical care. She plans to enter hospital soon for an operation to remove a tumor and will follow through with treatment.
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C. W. Vineesre
Perry
Penden
Prominent Walla Walla Businessman Visits Pendleton
Former Pendleton resident and now prominent Walla Walla businessman visited yesterday as a guest of his brother I. V. Tallman. He departed for home this morning.
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Pendleton
S.t. Tallman
Hie City
Walla Walla
Mrother I. V. Tallman
Huskin Bee Meeting Tonight at Mrs Smiths Home
All participants in the Huskin Bee are asked to gather this evening at 7 30 at the home of Mrs C J Smith 116 Lewis Street for the event.
Funeral of O W Fee at James A Fees residence
The funeral for O W Fee was held at James A Fee’s home at 1 30 this afternoon with interment in Olney cemetery. D B Griffen a wealthy Southern California cattleman was struck or fell under a Southern Pacific train near India and killed. he was reportedly somewhat demented. Professor Edward H Strobel long time Harvard languages professor is the chief advisor to the king of Siam acting as a powerful counselor in state affairs.
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O. W. Fee
James A. Fee
Olney
D. B. Griffen
Southern
California
Southern Pacific
India
Edward H. Strobel
Harvard
Democratic Convention Set Dates for Primaries and County Meet
The county central committee met at 2 PM in the circuit court room and fixed primaries for April 7 and the county convention for April 18 at the courthouse. Representation is based on the 1802 vote for Colonel J. M. Raley for attorney general, with one delegate per 10 votes and one delegate at large, totaling 2396 delegates.
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Democrate County Central Committee
Circuit Court
Court House
J. M. Raley
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DINDINGER, _ WILSON & CO
Tallman & CO
Rescent
F. S. Younger & Son
Sewer Affairs
Bishop O'Reiley
Women of Woodcraft
Helix
A. B. Montgomery
J. E. Montgomery
City
T. G. Montgomery
Kent, Or
J. D. Peck
Pasco
Franklin County
Mr. Peck
Thin City
Zoe Houser
Phelps OF
Morrow
Herr Martin
Martin
Alice
OWL Tea
Patrons
E. A. Mann
J. L. Vaughn Electrician
West Court St
Tribune Puilding
Boston
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