Snyder of Texas Charged With Assault in Pendleton Incident
L P Snyder of Paris Texas is jailed on a charge of assault with a dangerous weapon after a late night incident in the Pendleton district. He allegedly stabbed Flavell Moore in Reception No 1 during a drunken disturbance. The victim is not reported to be in fatal danger. the accuser is to appear in court when able.
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L. P. Snyder
Paris
Texas
Snyder
John Crow
Pendleton
Tenderloin
Flavell Moore
Railroaders Play Ball
A large crowd of spectators witnessed an exciting and amusing baseball game Sunday afternoon as the C. R. team put the O. R. N. ball tossers out of business.
W. & C. R. Triumphs Over O. R. & N. 19 to 13
At the Fort Walla Walla grounds the W. and C. R. team defeated the O. R. and N. ball tosser by a score of 19 to 13, according to the Walla Walla Statesman.
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Fort Walla Walla Grounds
Walla Walla
Removal Sale At Sullivan And Bond Store
Sullivan and Bond launch a removal sale to clear their entire stock of gent’s furnishings before moving to new quarters. Foundation work started on the adjacent building as they promise deep discounts and a short turnover. A bank janitor, Samuel Osborne, injured his arm in a ladder fall and will be off duty for some time.
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Sullivan & Bond
Rader
Samuel Osborne
Savings Bank
Stemadder
Mr. Osborne
Pastor N H Brooks Heads to Kentucky on Visit
Rev N H Brooks pastor of the First Christian church departed for Kentucky his old home to visit the eastern and central parts of the state. He plans to attend the St Louis exposition on return and will be away about two months.
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Kentucky
N. H. Brooks
First Christian Church
St. Louis Exposition
Babb Family Heads to Medicine Hat Canada for Summer
Mr and Mrs W H Babb depart for Medicine Hat Canada to spend the summer. Their son Arthur H Babb left yesterday for the same destination. Mr Babb ships a band of heavy horses to Canada to sell them during the season.
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Canada
W. H. Babb
Medicine Hat
Arthur H. Babb
Mr. Babb
Guest of Her Sister Miss Gans Visits Lostine Teacher
Miss Rebah Gans the guest of her sister Mrs Fred Lockley for a few weeks after a successful term at Lostine. She is en route to her home in Salem to spend vacation with her parents.
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Rebah Gans
Fred Lockley
Miss Gans
Lostine
Salem
Cunningham, Saling in custody over unpaid fines
The report details Cunningham facing a $5,000 fine and Glen Saling a $100 fine in land fraud cases. Saling was permitted to leave jail pending payment but has not yet settled. The U S marshal seeks Saling’s payment or imprisonment for 50 days. unclear why Saling’s money differed from Rayburn’s.
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Glen Saling
Bellinker
Portland
Cunningham
Asa Rayburn
Rayburn
Saling
Uhited
States Marshal’s
Saline
Cunnningham
Salling
Under Two Flags at Frazer by Eastern Star Friday
Eastern Star presents Under Two Flags at Frazer on Friday evening June 3 directed by William Edgar Graham. Educate audience with home talent show featuring C. J. Ferguson R. A. Watson William Edgar Graham Dr. M. S. Kern Winn Stewart W. A. Crank Fred Hartman Mrs. S. S. Roberts Edith Crockett Mrs. O. M. Castleman Blanche Whitemore C. Stanfield Pauline Mims with $7 costumes and continuous performance including specialties between acts.
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Frazer
Eastern Star
William Edgar Graham
Frawley Company
Pendleton
C. J. Ferguson
R. A. Watson
Return to Germany for Susanna Frangenbagh
Mrs Susanna Frangenbagh, mother of Mrs R Martin, ends a year visit with her daughter and plans a multi city journey visiting Camas Prairie Portland Seattle St Louis fair then North Carolina before returning home to Koln Rein Germany at age 67. She travels alone and first stayed with Jacob Born of Camas Prairie during the visit.
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Susanna Frangenbagh
R. Martin
Jacob Born
Camas Prairie
Frangenbagh
Portland
Seattle
St. Louie
North Carolina
Koln Rein
Germany
Mayberry in the Race for County Superintendent
Milton Mayberry confirms he is still in the race for Umatilla County School Superintendent. He states he plans to compete at 6 o clock p.m. June 6 and urges voters to consider his Democratic nomination.
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Milton
Umatilla
Oregon
Herry
Vaudeville Next Week at Frazer Manager Taylor Plans Run
Manager Taylor of the Frazer announces a week of vaudeville to be staged next week. The Empire Stock Company of Seattle will perform for a trial run with hopes to extend into summer vaudeville if patronage warrants. The venue will use the former Shielda Park grounds during warm weather. The touring company is well known on the circuit.
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Taylor
The
Frazer
Empire Stock Company of
Seattle
Shielda Park
Pendleton
Wall
Alumni Association to Host May 27 Parish Reception
The Alumni Association of the high school held a meeting and decided to abandon plans for a banquet. Instead they will entertain an evening reception at the parish house on May 27, inviting former students and community members.
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Alumni Association
Alumni Association of the High Boor
Willie
Public Schools Graduation Reception Planned for May 27
A reception will be held May 27 at the Pariah House for all graduates of the public schools along with teachers and the school board. The association is in early stages and aims for a larger commencement program next year once it is better organized and staffed.
Meat and Flour Contracts For Timatilla Agency Awarded
Schwartz & Grew lichas of Pendleton will supply 25,000 pounds of beef to the timatilla agency for the coming year, a contract held by them for years. Pendleton’s Byers mill to furnish flour, replacing Prescott Flouring Mill Company, with about 26,000 pounds needed. grocery contract undecided, previously went to San Francisco firms.
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Pendleton
Schwartz & Grewlichas
Timatilla
Prescott Flouring Mill Company
Farmers Institute to Be Held at Courthouse Grounds
Ready for institute with attendance expected in Umatilla county. The meeting is at the court house grounds on Thursday May 26 with Echo among those attending. Athena Weston Helix and Adams farmers plan to hear speakers on farm topics. Pendleton band to furnish mule and seats set on the lawn weather permitting. Public invited for educational benefit.
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Farmers’ Institute
Court House
Echo
Athena
Weston
Helix
Adams
Pendleton Band
Umatilla County
Young Man Fractures Collar Bone In Fall At Dance
Saturday evening at Cold Springs a young man named Tunsfeldt, nephew of Herman Sewell, was thrown from his horse en route to a dance. He suffered a broken collar bone, was brought to town for setting, then returned to his uncle near Pendleton where he is visiting. He recently arrived in the country from Holstein.
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Tunsfeldt
Suit on Note Seeks 433 Plus Costs and Fees
Hana Hellberg sues Joe Forrest for recovery of a $650 note with 8 percent interest. The note dated June 6, 1896, shows $433 due since June 7, 1898, with the plaintiff asking interest, $50 attorneys fees, costs, and disbursements. Hailey & Lowell are the attorneys. In a separate item, Walls Walla hospital reports over 100 grafts of skin applied to Mrs. William Nave’s burnt back. A call for volunteers to provide at least 40 more grafts is planned after Friday prayers, hoping to cover the surface.
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Hana Hellberg
Joe Forrest
Hailey & Lowell
William Nave
Walls Walla Hospital
Hinkle Heads to Freewater for Picnic Address
Joe Hinkle left this morning for Freewater to deliver an address at a picnic today. The Baglen of Pendleton and Walla Walla are to be guests of honor at the event.
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Hinkle
Freewater
Joe Hinkle
Plcnic
Baglen
Pendleton
Walla Walla
Chicken Pie Dinner at Church May 26
The ladies of the Christian church will serve a chicken pie dinner at the church on May 26 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. The price is 26 cents.
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Ladies of the Christian Church
Seventy Years Young and How to Stay Young
An advertisement asserts age is a state of blood vitality and promotes Scott’s Emulsion for nourishing the body. It claims the product helps lessen aging’s impact and offers a free sample upon request, directed to Pearl Birnst, New York.
Walters Flouring Mills Capacity and Trade Items
Walters' flouring mill operates with capacity listed as 160 barrels per day. Floor is exchanged for wheat, floor, mill feed, chopped feed, and related products, always on hand for barter or sale.
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