School Board Elects Three New Teachers
The school board elected Miss Ella C. Poston of Whitman College to teach Latin and German at the high school. Miss Una Jones of Jonesboro Tenn was chosen assistant in mathematics and English at Morris Minn. Miss Lewil Evans, daughter of Rev Nathan Evans, was selected for the Hawthorne School third grade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uear
Ella C. Poston
Whitman College
Margaret Meinkoth
Poston
Oakendale
Wash
Una Jones
Jonesboro
Tenn
Jones Ly
Chitago University
Morris
Minn
Mia Lina H Fturele
Thie City
Haseen
Goldendale
Plans for New High School Pleased Architects Troutman
Inspected the plans prepared by Architect Troutman and all members were greatly pleased with the work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troutman
Boy fatally shot in Salem boat accident
In Salem Oregon on May 22 13 year old George Louis Dickey accidentally shot himself while in a small rowboat with Chester Frohmacher. Dickey who carried a shotgun was killed by the discharge. He died shortly after reaching Salem hospital about an hour and a half after the shooting.
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Salem
George Louis Dickey
Chester Frohmacher
Polk County
Willamette River
Dickey
Frohmacher
Salem Hospital
George C. Dickey
North Fourth Street
Wallace Gets Postal Bank Augmenting Depositories
Postmaster General Hitsheath expands the postal savings system designating 190 additional depositories weekly, with 23 west of the Missouri river. Banks to open June 11 include Wallace Idaho Red Lodge Mont The Dalles Eugene Ore Aberdeen Ellensburg Wash.
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Washington
Hitsheath
Postal Savings System
Miczouri River
Wallace
Idaho
Red Lodge
Mont
the Dades
Eugene
Ore
Aberdeen
Ellensburg
Wash
Pendleton Property Sold In Deed Contract
A deed contract filed with the county recorder transfers possession of the Ed Weaver property on Cosby Street to A. Bueritatte for 1900 dollars. Attorney General Here and A. M. Crawford arrived in Pendleton to represent the state in an condemnation suit against Hendricka et al. A recital notes music events and a Knight of Pythias jewel presentation for 25 years service. A birth announced to Mr. and Mrs. Castleman of Portland names Barbara Elizabeth. Two drunks appear in police court with James Reed jailed three days and Ray Miller paying a five dollar fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
County Recorder
A. Bueritatte
Ed Weaver
Cosby Street
A. M. Crawford
Hendricka
Jamkes Reed
Ray Miller
Carpet Arrives for City Hall Floor
The carpet ordered for City Hall by the council was delivered last week and laid Sunday by contractor John R. Baker. The new carpet reduces noise from foot traffic. An Indian interpreter notes Indians have finished rounding up their horses for the summer and no roundup will be held at this time. The notice warns white residents planning to witness a roundup that it was expected to occur tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Baker
Joe Allen
Finlehen
Scalp bounty records near total for the month
The county clerk's office reports rising bounty payments for scalp collection. By noon today 365 rebels and three hobents had been paid, and as the month ends records are expected to fall.
Williams versus Cecil and Buy Afie Ctal loch pasture dispute verdict
The Williams versus Cecil and Buy Afie Ctal loch case ended with a verdict for the plaintiff on pasture bills while the Gillette versus Cecil and McCulloch matter did not proceed to trial. Attorney J W Henesleigh appeared for the winning side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Cecil
Buy
W. D. Gillette
McCulloch
J. W. Henésleigh
Baker Leaves for Boston to join American baseball team
Travey Baker boarded No 18 for the east yesterday evening after taking leave of Pen-Weton. He will finish the season with the Boston American team at a salary of 2000. Friends gathered at the depot to bid him farewell and speed him on his way. Many admirers here predict he will make a name in major league circles.
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Baker
Boston
Travey Baker
Pen- Weton
Boston American Baseball Team
Body of railroad worker moved to Portland for funeral
The body of William E. Ritchie, a switchman killed at Umi tilla last Saturday morning, was moved to Portland this afternoon for burial. He belonged to the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen at Tutte Town and the Knights of Pything at St Louis, with a Portland chapter representative handling arrangements.
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Fhedy
Portland
W. E. , Ritchie
Umitilla
Porthind
Dotinsed
Brotherhood of Railroad
Tutte
Town
Knights of Pything
St. Louis
Grand Chief Moore Leaves Pendleton for Portland
Mrs Sadie F Moore grand chief of the Degree of Honor spent the past days in Pendleton aiding Magnolia lodge No 34 then left on the morning train to Portland She was accompanied by Mrs Crain dall of The Dalles a fellow grand lodge assembly member A reception was held Monday afternoon at Mrs P C Petersons with a goodly number of members in attendance.
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Sadie F. Moore
Pendleton
Magnolia Lodge
Portland
Craindall
The
Dalles
Grand Lodge Assembly
P. C. Peterson
Pen dleton Mills sue Walsh grocer for 219.20 debt
EE M Walsh Sueil Sophie Byers manager of Pen dleton Flouring Mills has filed suit against EF M Walsh proprietor of Walsh grocery for 219.20 claimed for merchandise furnished J A Pee is her attorney. Officer's Sister Dies Ed Stansberry a long time city police officer reports the death of his sister Mrs Bertha V Bull in Independence after a long cancer illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EE. M. Walsh
Sueil
Sophie Byers
Pendleton
Ef. M. Walsh
Walsh Grocery
J. A. Pee
Ed Stansberry
Bertha V. Bull
Independence
Tme
Real estate transfers and neighbor records listed
Richard Lehman to Carl Hooft and W. K. Shoemaker to Rutherford venues with parcels of land in STH and section 14, township 31 at ten dollars and other considerations. G M Baer and spouses plus Crawford and spouse transfer to J C Scott portions in Walla Walla. George W. Ingram deeds Lots 5 and 6 in Livermore's addition Pendleton to Lang & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Lehman
Carl Hooft
W. K. Shoemaker
Rutherford
H. Vosee
S. R
G. M. Baer
A. ©. Crawford
J. C. Scott
Walla Walla
N. R
Tirace
George W. Ingram
Lang £ Co
Livermore
Pendleton
Runaway crash kills Mrs Heater in Idaho ferry incident
Mrs Lydia Heater, mother of Mrs Eugene Molitor, died after a snake river ferry crash near Lewiston when a shaft loosened and the buggy toppled. Her skull fractured from the impact as she struck her head on the macadam. Meanwhile James Plarity faces burglary trial over the Pilot Rock hardware store raid, with knives exhibited and shoe prints examined. C K Cranston gains chairmanship of Oregon state fish and game board in Salem, as wardens to be appointed, with Clanton eyed for warden and other candidates discussed.
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Eugene Molitor
Peoples Warehouse
Lewiston
Idaho
Lydia Heater
Hester
Snake River
Heater
James Plarity
Pilot Reck Hardware
Pruitt
Dan P. Staythe
Flarity
Young Linaner
Cranston
C.K. Cranston
West
State Fish and Game Commission
Messnge
Salem
Sessien
Clanton
Henry Blagely
Brownsville
Wm. M. Hinkely
Joe Clakely
Empty gun case ends in youth revival of 11 year old thief
Davenport Washington and Millbrank Michigan youths discuss sentencing after 11 year old Ames receives 35 days in county jail for stealing clothes with a watch from Carl Graybeal. Authorities seek state reformatory due to age. pursuit followed as three 15 year olds joined in. The incident occurred near Sprague on May 7 as the trio fled with no ammunition for a .22 revolver.
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Davenport, Wash
Lee Ames
Millbrank
Mich
Joj
Chehalis
Ames
J. P. Murray
Sprague
Carl Graybeal
Spokane
Graybeal
Miles Brislawn
Sam Siginfn
Eye care services at W. E. Hanscom Jeweler Pendleton
Eyes examined and glasses fitted with duplicating lenses and frame repairs offered by W. E. Hanscom Jeweler in Pendleton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Hanscom
TUE Jeweler
Pendleton
Boy Surrenders After Pistol Threat Near Sprague
A youth was overtake by pursuers a mile from Sprague with an empty revolver aimed at him. He begged for mercy but was forced to surrender and was marched into Sprague where the constable placed him in custody.
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Ames
Sprague
Delegation Navigates Rain Damaged Mountain Route to Federation Meeting
In Colville Washington County President BP Parks and Secretary EB Leeg led about 80 delegates in automobiles to the Stevens County Federation of Commercial Clubs monthly meeting at Daley. Despite three days of heavy rain the party returned last night, one car disabled by a tire puncture on the Meyere Falls trail. others continued through primitive roads to reach the meeting and back.
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Colville
Wash
BP. R. Parks
EB. Leeg
Showaglah
Stevens County Federation of Commercial Clube
Daley
Ehale
Meyere Falls
Timber Trail Mishap Injures Passengers
An automobile carrying four passengers slid on a slippery grade in a timber area and went over a bank during a return trip. The car sustained damage but all passengers escaped with only a few bruises. George Stenger was driving, and the incident occurred while navigating through fallen logs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Stenger
Delow
Runaway victim sues for 825000 in Walla Walla
Florence V Brown of Dayton Washington files a 25000 damages suit for injuries from a runaway buggy in August that killed her companion Ree Cedwell of Pointeroy. Brown alleges partial ankylosis of the hip pelvic injuries brain contusion and ongoing disability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walla Walla
Wash
Florence V. Brown
Dayton
Mila Brown
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Standard Grocery Company Inc
Frank O'Gara
Bernard O'Gara
Treas
Miss Poston
Miss Jones
Jonesboro, Tenn
Miss Evans
City
Boy
Postal Bank
McKay
Birch Creek
Tf van
E.T. Wade
Temple Big Pendleton
Pendleton Dye Works
E. Alta
Newsy
King Gates
Instruceor
Kilgiiis
Jewel
Damon Longe No
K. of
Dale
Rothwell
Optometrist
Pendletoys
Best Grocery
Interstate Building Material Company
P. O
Spokane, Wash
Wonder Store
Troy
Helen
Paris
Cosy Theatre
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