Pendleton News Briefs From Local Area
Hupmobile and other consignments arrive via the XN PF for Pendleton traders. Infant Robert Chapman buried at Bitter Creek after death in hospital. Logans Street garage permit issued to L Chaver. Terjuson to hire residence additions. Agnes Christiansen sues John Christiansen for divorce citing cruelty and seeks child custody. Boys Forum elects Harold Casey president and officers for the year. Mrs Kate Mollaley dies at 87. funeral plans pending. widow of John Mollaley, longtime Butter Creek resident. First National Bank sues to suspend Moore court case over Jackson Street pavement assessment, escrowed funds $296.63. Two bankruptcy petitions filed. Daisy Bel Manon and John P Redmond seek relief. Estate of Mora Crowley appraised at 17,689.79. Dave Welch and Ro F Vance appraisers. Edward R. Tammers files for divorce from Chidia Lammers. separation in Waldo. J T Hinkle represents the wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ask
First National Bank
Will Moore
Moore
Jackson Street
la Maignee
Trent
Heridge
Carter & Smythe
Motion for Rehearing In Cooke v Kirk Case
HR J Watts attorney for the defendant filed a motion for rehearing after a default judgment was recently entered in the case involving H A Cooke and W Kirk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HR. J. Watts
H. A. Cooke Va
W. Kirk
Visiting La Grande Lode Sends Leader to Grand City
Will Moore, grand worshipful roaster of the Masonic grand lodge, left today for Le Grand to pay an official visit to the blue lodge of that city. He will be tendered a reception after the meeting.
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la Grande Lode
Will Moore
Masonic Gran Lodge
Lék Grande
Blue Lodge
Pendleton Elks Initiate Two New Members
The Pendleton lodge of Elks set a tie time for an evening session after the regular meeting. Two candidates, Dr. AL A Hattery and Ray Stanfield, were initiated that evening, with Stanfield also joining the Wolke Walla lodge.
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Pendleton Lodge of Elks
Sion
AL A Hattery
Ray Stanfield
Wolke Walla Lodge
Ukiah Sawmill Project Underway by Local Builders
Brighton rancher E. Lorent spent yesterday in the city and returned home. Ukiah farms continue to advance as Bert Amus and Bert Gibbs advance the Judge Fee plies for a new sawmill. A Farmers banquet is set for noon tomorrow at Fagles-Woodmen hall with a public invitation to all, focusing on bulk grain and the local grain elevator project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huiding Ukiah Saya
Bert Amus
Bert Gibbs
E. Lorent
Lorena
Penceton
Fagles-Woodmen Hall
Iseal
Disorderly Mixup Leads to Arrest and Assault Case
Claude Little is in custody on charges of die overly conduct. Irigy Smith and Tren Oliver are being sought after a disorderly incident near Pendleton. A Smith woman was found unconscious in the road and revived after care. witnesses said poisoning was suspected. Harry Goodpasture accused Ling Thomas of emit and battery. Thomas pled guilty to assault and was fined five dollars. Helmer Johnson and Al Wilson were dismissed from charges. Goodpasture faces further charges.
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Claude Little
Irigy Smith
Tren Oliver
Iiquor
Smith
Pendleton
Pheeblans
Marshale
Witnes
Cmt
Harry Goodpasture
Pilot Rock
Thomas
Thag i
Goodpasture
Hecho
Helmer Johnson
al Wilson
Wise
Larceny Case Dismissed Over Debt Settlement
Wilon faced larceny charges regarding a saddle but testimony showed he had given Wilson the waddle to cancel a $20 debt. Judge Parken dismissed the case and ordered Goopartare to pay costs totaling $1.
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Wilon
M Sadile
Wilson
Parken
Goopartare
Indian Forfeit Bail In Drunk and Disorderly Case
Joe Parkes, described as an Indian, forfeited bail of 15 dollars in police court this morning on a charge of drunken and disorderly conduct.
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Joe Parkes
Marriage License Granted for Curran Lane McFadden and Gladys Banister
Curran Lane McFadden, a druggist of Athena, and Gladys Banister of Weatin teddy secured a marriage license of the Giunty clerk. They will be married on Thanksgiving divy.
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Eiener
Curran Lane McFadden
Athena
Gladys Banister
Weatin Teddy
Missing Woman Sought After Disappearance in Lawrence
Local Hiks seek help locating Mr. Locy Hallinger Cochran after a woman, 29, five feet one, about 100 pounds with blue eyes and wearing heavy clothing, vanished from her home in Lawrence Kansas on October 25.
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Hiks
Locy Hallinger Cochran
Lawrence
Kansas
Minstrel program planned in Klamath Falls area
Rufus K Love directs rehearsals for a Fiky style minstrel event in Klamath Falls following last year’s staging. Charles J Ferguson, ex-city resident and exalted ruler of the Klamath Palle lodge, relayed the notice to local officials.
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Forwe
Kimwnath Falls
Rufus K. Love
Klamath Palla
Deo
Charles J. Ferguson
Thie City
Klamath Palle Lodge
Wallowa Man Returns From Pendleton Relief Quest
HB Halisten of Wallowa returned home after taking his brother Fred D. to Pendleton for asthma relief. Chade F Kulsten, son of the sick man, went to Pendleton yesterday to be with his father, who is somewhat improved after reaching a different climate. The traveler left for business in Wallawa this morning.
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Halisten
Wallowa
Fred D
Pendleton
Chade Fkulsten
Divorce Action Filed by Hutchinson Against Alpha Hutchinson
Ernest F. Hutchinson of Pilot Rock sues Alpha A. Hutchinson in circuit court for divorce on cruelty and inhuman treatment alleging the Pendleton marriage on November 15 and cites accusations, infidelity, and relocation disputes as grounds. The filing notes children from a prior marriage and lists attorney 1 M. Schannnep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest F. Hutchinson
Pilot Rock
Alpha A. Hutchinson
Pendleton
Toth
Finaely
Portland
Oreson
M. Schannnep
German American crisis risks near Washington
High administration officials warn relations with Germany are perilous due to continued submarining. Officials acknowledge growing tension as policy moves are discussed and new rules emerge in Lansing aimed at addressing the volatile situation.
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Washington
Lansing
Dia
Hansom Cab Mystery on the Western Front
A vintage hansom cab appears on the western front, likely part of wartime equipment shipped from London. The vehicle, once used for transport in peaceful times, is now a curious relic peering through war’s windows.
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Hagnah
Tommie
Ansom
Cear
Lannon
France
London
Submarine War Pledge Questions Rise
Officials privately admit that Germany is apparently overstepping her submarine warfare pledge as discussions arise about wartime actions and diplomatic tensions.
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Coum
Germany
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