Pendleton Academy Trustees Elect Officers and Praise Finances
The Pendleton Academy board met last evening with full attendance. Rev W H Bleakney will lead the institution next year and the finances were audited showing the academy practically debt free. Lot Livermore was re elected president Frederick Nolf retained as clerk T C Taylor elected treasurer to replace C S Jackson Judge
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The
Pendleton Academy
Rollell
Lot Livermore
T. C. Taylor
Frederick Nolf
T. L. Forbes
R J. Diven
W. H. Bleakney
Elgin
Levy Johnson
W. 8. Holt
Portland
Mr. Livermore
C. 8. Jackson
Revival at the Union Portland Academy Board Reelects Eakin Hill
Robert Eakin of Union and Dr E P Hill of Portland were reelected to the academy board as terms expired Rev W H Bleakney chosen president to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Rev T L Forbes Forbes will leave for Seattle to lead First Presbyterian Church The board praised Forbes for restoring the institution and improving finances and faculty health issues prompted the leadership change
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Robert Eakin
Union
E. P. Hill
Portland
W. H. Bleakney
T. L. Forbes
Elgin
Forbes
Bleakney
Academy
Seattle
First Presbyterian Church
Janet
Rev. Forbes
Pendleton Business College Honors First Graduation Night
The Christian church overflowed for Pendleton Business College graduation ceremonies. Eleven students received diplomas as the class showcased a piano trio, an oration on stenography, and a valedictory by Luvena Hale. Judge Stephen A. Lowell closed the event with “Climbing the Heights.” Names of graduates listed.
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Pendleton Business College
Plano
Marston
N. H. Brooks
Herbert A. Yates
E. Kimbrell
B Krebs
H. Arnold
Stephen A. Lowell
Lowell
Pray
Spokane
Joney
Judge Fitzgerald Advises On Family Row Case
In city court yesterday Bertha Robinson was found guilty and a suspended sentence given for assault after Mary Hannell testified and witnesses supported the charge. The incident began on May Day amid a family quarrel over a duck, and the judge warned that city jail cells are expanding and that such rows must cease or harsher action will follow. Both sides were urged to keep the peace.
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Bertha Robinson
Someenes
Mary Hannell
City approves sewer pipe bid from Denny Clay Company
The City Council met in special session to award a contract to the Denny Clay Company of Seattle for sewer pipe at 1700.4 and fixed bonds at 4500. City Engineer Miller received permission to advertise for bids on construction in Portland papers. Western Clay bid was ordered returned.
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Denny Clay Company
Seattle
Halley
Johnson
Dilverson
Clapton
Switzler
Howard
FitzGerald
Committee On Sewers
Benny Clay Company
Miller
Portland
Western Clay Company
Special Train to Greet President at Walla Walla
RL & N announces a special train to Walla Walla plus two extra coaches on No 8 to accommodate Pendleton visitors greeting President Roosevelt on May 26. An early train at 10 o clock will serve the baseball team and others wishing to reach Walla Walla before No 8 arrives.
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RL & N
Walla Walla
Pendleton
Roosevelt
Oregon Pioneer Joseph Sewell Dies in Missouri
W J Sewell, manager of Gray's Harbor Lumber, reports his father Joseph Sewell died at his St Joseph home. A pioneer of Mount Tabor Oregon, he moved from Fond du Lac Wisconsin in 18. He was about 70 years old, ill for several months, and last visited St Joseph in October.
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Joseph Sewell
Mount Tabor
St. Joseph
W. J. Sewell
Gray's Harbor Lumber Company
Fon du Lac
Wis
Mr. Sewell
Notable visitors and locals seen in Pendleton today
PERSOMAL MENTION lists E. J. Wilbur of North Fork, Miss Bertha Alexander visiting Walla Walla, Bert Stewart returning from north of Walla Walla, Will M. Peterson of Athena in city on supreme court business, W. H. Babb and W. R. Babb of Echo registered at Hotel St. George, O. Osborne of Walla Walla visiting Echo, Harold Bean and Frederik Nolf visiting Pendleton, Aleck Manning, Dick Wall, and John Wilson of Pilot Rock in town, B. Calderhead of Washington & Columbia River Railroad in city, R B Wilson of Spokane in town, D. Worth of Grangeville en route from a business trip, Mrs. E. T. Wade going to Walla Walla to visit Ceci at college, and R. P. Brown leaving for Walla Walla to play with the Indians.
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E. J. Wilbur
North Fork
Bertha Alexander
Walla Walla
Bert Stewart
Will M. Peterson
Athena
Supreme Court
W. H. Babb
W. R. Babb
Echo
St. George
O. Osborne
Harold Bean
RS. Bean
Frederik Nolf
B. Calderhead
Washington & Columbia River Railroad Company
R B Wilson
Spokane
Burlington Sytem
City
D. Worth
Grangeville
Kaho
Balse
E. T. Wade
Ceci
Students head to Walla Walla for interscholastic meet
About 47 high school pupils accompanied by Superintendent B. Conklin and Miss Shephard traveled to Walla Walla this morning. The group wore college colors and planned to compete in the field meet this afternoon and the oratorical contest this evening, aiming to bring home honors.
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B. Conklin
Shephard
Wallaa Walla
Preaching at South Juniper Church May 10
Rev. Robert J. Diven pastor of Pendleton First Presbyterian will preach at South Juniper church Sunday May 10 at 2 30 PM Local readers are advised to attend noting the scheduled service by the Pendleton church leader in the regional religious event
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South Juniper Church
Robert J. Diven
First Presbyterian Church of
Pendleton
South Juniper
Hanna Mailden Judge Unites Frank Hanna and Mary Ann Maiden
Judge Pits Gerald yesterday joined Frank Hanna and Mrs Mary Ann Maiden in matrimony at a local county office. Both spouses reside in this county.
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Hanna.Mailden
Gerald
Bia
Frank Hanna
Mary Ann Maiden
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Petar
Cregoviany
New Oxfords
Oxford
Oxtfords
Paarinas Wilson & Co
Hone Main
Trustees
F. & S. Bitters
Tallman & Co
F.S. Younger & Son
Business College
Della Privitt
Blanche Gulliford
Luvena Hale
Thomas Milarkey
Maud M. Sheek
Mabel B. Whitman
Ira C. Scott
Nona Rollermann
Ethel M. Kimball
Orville G. Edwards
Sela-O
Conrad Platzoeder
Oregon
Justice of the Peace
Aleck Manning
Dick Wall
John Wilson
Pilot Rock
R. P. Brown
Indians
ST. Joe Store
W.j.clarke
Court Street
Stein
Makers
Stein Bloch Smart Clothes
Stein-Bloch
Boston
Privett
Ukiah
Pondister
Golden Rule
M. A. Radee Main and Webb Stat Undertaking Parlors
E. O. Offi
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