New Auto Purchases and Local Notices in Pendleton
Newsy notes report L K E McBee buying a phaeton model Cadillac from Oregon Motor Co. A marriage license issued to Jesse Lewis Edmiston and Nellie M. Clark. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert A. Thompson return from honeymoon in Portland. JL Hankey sells residence at 6184 Thompson to L Welch and moves to Caldwell Idaho. Mrs D C Brown reclaims her former post at Alexander Department Store. Z W Ford fined thirty dollars or fifteen days for carrying a revolver while intoxicated. Jim White jailed two days. Spelling school revival at Nolin public school with 5th 6th graders. Miss Nita Dupuis wins best seller prize. light refreshments and social afterward.
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Z. W. Ford
Jim White
Nolin
Agee
Nita Dupuis
Hil
Fabniston Clark Wedding in City Pastor Officiant
Jesse Edmiston and Nellie Clark were married at 3 30 pm yesterday in the Christian church study by Rev T F Weaver. Iva Nolte of Pendleton remains hospitalized in Portland with arm blood poisoning but recovering after arrival to St Vincent’s. BE McComas accepts delivery of a 1913 Stearns automobile bought through the Portland agency, price 4000 dollars. Cowboys James French and Dan Doherty face cattle rustling trial tomorrow before Circuit Judge Phelps with defense by J H Raley and James A Fee. DA Steiner aided by Rokene R Johnson.
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Jesse Edmiston
Nellie Clark
Christian Church
T. F. Weaver
Iva Nolte
Pendleton
St. Vincent's Hospital
Portland
Weston
BE. W. McComas
Stearns
Merrill Moores
James French
Dan Doherty
Phelps
J. H. Raley
James A Fee
Steiner
Rokene R Johnson
Return of School Faculty Man With Bride
A high school faculty member leaves the city for a few days as a bachelor and returns with a bride. Weeks earlier C. C. Ruth went to Seattle and returned with a wife, and this morning R. E. Chioupek came back from a weekend in Portland.
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C. C. Ruth
Seattle
R. E. Chioupek
Portland
Chloupek Marries Edna Widger in Portland Ceremony
Chloupek and Edna Widger wed Saturday at 6 20 PM in Portland in a planned match. The Episco pal service was conducted by Rev Dr Taylor. The couple will reside with Mrs Winny Johnson on Johnson Street while Chloupek continues as manual training instructor at the high school. Pendleton Buckaroos baseball team to tour with Terry McKune and players arriving tonight. A Pendleton correspondent denies flood reports tied to Portland Telegram stories.
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Chloupek
Portland
Edna N. Widger
Fargo
N. D
Oregon
Dr. Taylor
Episcopal Church
Chioupek
Winny Johnson
Johnson Street
Pendleton
Mualn Street Bridge
Roland Oiver
Well Known Indian Woman Therese Passes Away
Therese widow of Wya tin e ou ltz chief of the Cayuse and ally in 1878 war, died this morning at Joseph Craig home near the Roman Catholic school on the reservation. She inherits leadership traits, bore seven children all who died early, Catholic faith, to be buried from Kate Drexel Mission Tuesday afternoon beside her husband. Her father Howlishwampo, a powerful early chief, is buried near the agency with a monument purchased by Therese for $500, first erected by Indians on the Umatilla reservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Therese
Wya-tin-e-ou-ltz
Joseph Craig
Howlishwampo
Kate Drexel
Theresa
Umatilla
Walla Walla and Pendleton Club Members Debate Wild West Show
A morning meeting in Walla Walla Commercial club rooms brought together two representatives from each of the Walla Walla and Pendleton groups to discuss staging a Wild West show with the annual fair. Pendleton members argued against the plan while Walla Wallans avoided committing to its future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walla Walla
Pendleton
Round-up
Pendleton in Round-Up Dispute Over Frontier Show Rights
Delegations from Pendleton and Walla Walla discussed the Northwest frontier show issue. Pendleton claimed Round-Up 14 rights and opposed diverting visitors to a competing fest in Walla Walla due to extra costs. Walla Walla sentiment favored keeping residents and funds home. Officials from both cities and festival groups attended, with visits to a branch hospital before departure.
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Pendleton
Northwest
Walla Walli
Ly Cit
Real Estate Listing with Mixed Acreage and House
Property offers 20 acres, 100 acres bottom land partly alfalfa, and hill land with zero tilth value. Includes 11 room house and acre of crowund near Pendleton. Asking £1600. trade possible for a team of horses. Real estate line items claimed include any desired properties.
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Crowund
Auterbs
Pendleton
Heirlooms Retired From Active Display At Longstanding Firm
The firm notes its 1878 estab- lishment and long stay in the current location while regretting the burden of preserving heirlooms. Heirlooms, though cherished, are costly to maintain and cause inconvenience, and should be retired for posterity rather than carried about or at risk of loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IERE
Odd Fellows
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Malin
Whitaker
C. J. Whitaker
Pendli
N Drug CO
George McManus
Newsy
New
KE. McBee
Oregon Mtor Co
Clerk Saling
Jesse Lewis Edmisten
Nellie M. Clark
Briday Cowple
Herbert A. Thompson
Laura McKee
JL. H. Hankey
Thompson Street
Tl. Welch
Idaho
Mr. Hankey
Caldwell
D. C. Brown
Alexander Department Store
Bride
Terry McKune
Buckarooes
Joe Berger
Ashenfelder
Fischer
Bladen
Haworth
Cox
Abex
Erain
E. T. Wade
Pendleton, Obe
Temple Bidg
Cosy Theatre
Dale Rothwell
Hanscom
Poastoffice Block
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