Personal mentions fill Pendleton social page
A flurry of local visits and arrivals spans from A. J. Melwood returning home in Eeho to Matt Moxgrove visiting from Milton, with R. R. Hinkle at Sunley guests, H. J. Wreotf from Hermiston, G. Hamilton from La Grande, J. W. Keene from Athena, Ralph and Emery Hassell from Wallula, Abe Miller homeward from Colfax, and Miss Eleanor Vincent back from Portland. Robert Sergiea campaigns in Pendleton as progressive railroad commissioner candidate. Taughel of McMinnville hired by Alexander department store to lead the dry goods section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matt Moxgrove
R. RR. Hinkle
Irrigan
Bowman
H. Jf. Wreotf
Hermiston
Co. G. Hamilton
la Grande
Fendieton
J. W. Keene
Athena
Ralph
Emery Hassell
Wallan Walla
Abe Miller
Colfax
Wash
Pilot Rock
Eleanor Vincent
Portland
Robert Sergiea
Baker
Pendleton, Co
Taughel
McMinnville
Small amount not worth saving, appearing insignificant
A terse line suggests a view that a minor sum is not worth the effort of saving. The speaker contrasts perceived value with the effort required, implying a judgment about prudence or thrift. The fragment hints at a broader discussion on financial priorities.
The Lion Tamers Revenge at The Pastime
Two reel strip show with The Lion Tamers Revenge featuring Herman and Cleo. A sensational Lions tale of love, jealousy, and struggle in a circus setting with conflicts and a dramatic den scene. Also includes His Lordship the Valet and The Cattle Rustlers with Duncan Steadman cast and a vivid western round-up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleo
Alexander
Herman
Sewions
Jilay
Hans
Vitagraph
Harry Northrup
Lord Courvey
E. BK. Lincoln
Jasper Durbin
Ford
Harriet Knowlton
Edith Story
Selig
William Duncan
Myrtle Steadman
Sam G Lightfoot Dies at Home in Nye County
Sam G Lightfoot, a well known resident of the south end of the county, died today at the home of a director in Nye. He was 91 years old and had been ill for some time. Another daughter, Mrs Charles Frasier of Colfax, was summoned to his bedside. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam G. Lightfoot
Nye
Charles Frasier
Colfax
Dave Ove
Pendleton News Briefs Highlight Local Events
Improvements to a residence on Marle street. Abel Showaway’s son Abraham, sixteen, leaves for Chemawa to enter school. Ralph A. Tachella and Hose Lela Sawyer receive a marriage license. Pacific Coast Biscuit Co. sues Irwin Wilkes for 4.21. Harry B. Watson takes Pendleton agency for the Oregon Journal. Opeletta Stickler dies at one year. Hunters Thompson Hurle and Stanfield return from goose hunt with about thirty birds. Commercial meeting postponed to Friday. P L and P Co announces lower electricity rates and metering changes for combined lighting and cooking use.
Election Returns by Telephone Announced
Manager Mable of the Incul tele Phone company says special arrangements will let subscribers obtain election returns tomorrow night by calling central Western Union lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mable
Incul telePhone Company
Western Union
Lottery Man to Play Pendleton at Oregon Theater
Ed Ernst advance man for The Lottery Man brings the comedy to Pendleton's Oregon theater next Sunday evening. The Lottery Man centers on a newspaper reporter and comes with a strong local reputation. Jailed and Cant Vote reports note guilt pleas and fines. a few locals briefly face jail over voting issues. Oregon Monthly November issue highlights James St Johns thesis on Oregon power resources and fiction by Dale Chessman. Bertrand Jerard assists. Muir Wing nuptials unite Charles Muir and Miss Clira Wing at Jory home with Judge FitzGerald officiating. The couple, tied to O W R N employment, plan to reside in Pendleton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed BR. Ernst
Oregon Theater
Pendleton
Oregon Monttily
The
Oregon Monthly
University of Oregon
Oregon
James St. Johns
the Dons
Dale Chessman
Bertrand S. Jerard
O.W. Rh. & N. Company
Deserter Identified in City Jail
Chief of Police Kearney, reviewing Sunday arrests, identified a negro as a U S Army deserter and won a $50 reward. Arrested for drunk and disorderly as Dan Turner, the man enlisted at Fort Lawton as David G. Jordan in August. Identifications and police records confirmed the match. he will be taken to Vancouver soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David G. Jordan
Vancouver
Kearney
Will Appraise Neagle Estate Leaders of Bank Names
Will appraise the Neagle estate and the American National Bank figures W. L. Thompson and F. B. Judd, who serve respectively as president and vice president of the institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neagle Estate
W. L. Thompson
F. B. Judd
The
American National Bank
Appraisers Named for James Neugie Estate
Judge J. W. Maloney appoints W. C. McKinney and another teller from Institution to appraise the estate of the deceased James Neugie. The order designates their duties and the formal appointment follows probate procedure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. McKinney
Teller
Game Institution
J. W. Maloney
James Neugie
Court Appoints Administrator Owns Estate Land Following Report
Petur Narkaus, administrator of the estate of John P L Narkaus deceased, has filed a final report in county court. Judge Maloney orders the administrator, the deceased’s father, to be owner of eighty acres of land and the estate personal property as outlined by the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petur Narkaus
John PL Narkaus
Maloney
Mayor Matlock Backs Wilson in Frank Betting Pool
Local reports say Mayor W F Matlock a long time Democrat posted 4500 at Welch el- Sur store on Court street backing Woodrow Wilson for president and Harry Lane for senator. Bets include Wilson higher electoral votes and more votes in Umatilla county than any candidate, with Lane favored in Oregon and statewide results. Odds show Wilson underdog at two to one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Matlock
Woodrow Wilson
Harry
U.S
Welch el- Sur
Court Street
Miike
Lane
Umatilla
Wilson
Oregon
Wlson
Provident
All Democrats Urged To Vote Their Ticket
A political race update notes Democrats urged to vote their ticket as Roosevelt, Wilson, Taft, and Roosevelt factions vie across states. Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin show shifting loyalties with Beveridge and McGovern key figures. Ohio and Chicago influence remain pivotal, while Taft risks third place in some regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tillness
Lews
Minnesota
Indiana
Roosevelt
Wilson
New Engelona
Ohio
Taft
James Cox
Canddate
Cox
Garford
Bull Moose
Robert Turns Brown
Albert J Beveridge
Beveridge
la Follette la Ont
Roivevelt
Karel
Rooevelt
McGovern
Governor Wilson Injured In Auto Collision
Woodrow Wilson suffered a minor forehead wound when a car in his party struck a mound near Hightstown New Jersey. He declined photos of the gash, continuing a planned trip to Princeton after treatment by Dr Titus. The governor and bodyguard Captain McDonald were shaken but not seriously hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kerpit
Ned Bank
Princeton
Abram J. Elker
New York
Red Bank
W. J. McDonald
Hightstown
Titus
Woodrow Wilwon
Judge Maloney Restates Bridges Contract Dispute
County officials rejected a bid for the Uma tila Umatithy River bridge project citing illegality and potential financial loss. Atlas Bridge Company proposed 9600 dollars for steel and materials with 7200 upon inspection and 2400 on completion, plus 10 dollars per cubic yard for concrete. Judge Maloney accuses the county court of unlawful action and warns of theft risks. A separate note recounts Peter the Hermit’s renamed origin, exile, and death in a secluded Scottish recluse’s life tied to a local legend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umatithy
Umatila
Atlas Bridger Company
AFE
Eberhart
Atlas Bridge Company
Valatilla
Gilliland
Jude Horace Walker
J. W. Maloney
Hermit Life Drama Revealed by Death in Michigan
Hudsonville residents uncover a decades old tale after the death of a recluse known as Peter the Hermit. Personal effects found on his former Patch road home reveal the story of William Bruce Macleod, a fugitive mentioned in a family letter from 1863.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seothind
McLeod
Peter G. Selden
Peter the Hermit
Scotland
Hudsonville Mich
William Bruce Macleod
Henry Watson
Mr. Watson
William Bruce McLeod
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A. J. MeLwod
Eeho
the Equitable Life:assurance Society
Edgar W. Smith
Oregonian
E. T. Wade
Pendleton, Ore
Dale Rothwell
Optometrist
Wm. Hanscom
Home of Good Pictures
Pacific Coast
P. A. A. C. Oregon
Fred Sax
Jack Carpenter
Inter-Mountain States
Chas
Jost
Bill Gaffney
Young Whitey
Kackenschmidt
Pendieton Drug Co
Newsy
Smith Stanton
Marle Street
Chemawa
Abraham Showaway
Paul Showaway
Ralph A. Tachella
Hose Lela Sawyer
Pacific Coast Biscuit Co
Charles A. Carter
Irwin Wilkes
Takes Journal
Harry B. Watson
Oregon Journal
Gritman
Stickler
Opeletta
W. H. Stickler
Hlunters
Sam R. Thompson
Fred Hurle
Arlington
R. B. Stanfield
Echo
J. F. Robinson
the Commercial Association
Association
FW. Vincent
Julius Picard
FitzGerald
Adolph Russel
Charles Switzler
John Walsh
Matlock
Umatilla County
Boots
Working Men’s Clothing CO
Hermits
Koeppen’s
A. T. Matthews CO
Alta and
Cottonwood Sts
D. R. Ghen
Webb St
State Hotel
China
Royal M. Sawtelle the Jeweler
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