Echo Defeats Stanfield in Stanfield High Court Game
Echo high school defeated Stanfield 42 to 24 in Stanfield. Stanfield played without substitutes after a brief season with limited practice. Players for Echo were James Sailing Fred Hoskins Lemuel Esteb Kyle Moore Geo Attebury and Fred Markham. Stanfield starters were Floyd Bromfield Ralph Hiatt John Beavett Glenn Wallaam and Harold Wheeler. After the game Stanfield hosted a reception with games music and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanfield
Ore
Eeho
Stanfield High School
Echo
James Sailing
Fred Hoskins
Lemuel Esteb
Kyle Moore
Geo. Attebury
Fred Markham
Floyd Bromfield
Ralph Hiatt
John Beavett
Glenn Wallaam
Harold Wheeler
Hush Stanfield
Buttercreek
Henry W. Coe
Portland
Ling
Judge Throws Out Ironworkers Plea in State Court
Indianapolis Nov 25 Judge Remster dismissed the Ironworkers Union plea to obtain union documents. In the McNamara case recently taken by the federal grand jury the court upheld the state demurrer stating the union officials did not prove they represented the union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Remster
Ironworkers’ Union
McNamara
Federal Grand Jury
Beattie to be Buried Beside Wife in Maury Cemetery
Richmond report states Henry Clay Beattie, who murdered his wife, will be buried tomorrow beside his wife in Maury Cemetery. Relatives of the victim raised no objection, but will later exhume her body and bury it elsewhere.
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Beattie
Richmond
Henry Clay Beattie
Maury Cemetery
Watts to Watts Tract Transfer Near Athens
A deed filed with the recorder shows Mrs Elizabeth Watts transferring 166 acres of wheat land two miles north of Athens to W J and Homer I Watts for 11 600. The Indian couple Wep push-to-kum and Ash-pi-lee wed by Justice Joe H Parkes. the judge says he does not recognize color. J B Hartle sues P O Martin for 486 with 50 attorney fees. Carter Smythe for plaintiff. Two drunks Ed Burner and Ira Wilson jailed for three days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watts
Recorder
Eilzabeth Watts
W. J
Homer I. Watts
Athens
Justice of the Peace
Joe H. Parkes
Marrage
Weppush-to-kum
Ash-pi-lee
Hartle
P. O. Martin
Carter & Smythe
Tribeunal
Ed Burner
Ira Wilson
Surprise Party For Furnish Home On Washington Street
Friday evening Ray and Blanch Furnish hosted a surprise party for about thirty five friends at their home on Washington street. Baskets of refreshments arrived and dainties filled the feast for all attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray and
Blanch Furnish
Washington Street
Negro Found Dead Reported by Meacham
Coroner Folsom received a telephone report that a colored man was found dead at Meacham yesterday afternoon. The deceased had been ill for some time with no suspicion of foul play. The body will be moved to town for burial by the coroner's assistant Glen Sturdivant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Folsom
Meacham
Glen Sturdivane
Band Leaves in Morning for Spokane Parade
Twenty five musicians of the Round-Up Cowboy Band will depart Pendleton tomorrow at 7:00 AM aboard a special Pullman attached to the O W R N train to Spokane for the Enakops Jubilee parade Monday. Horses depart via a separate palace stock car on the Northern Pacific. Pilot Rock farmer Ki EB Hutchinson declared bankrupt. meeting of creditors set for Dec 9 at 2 PM. Assets listed at 1810 with liabilities 2394 following a fire that destroyed his thresher and chattels. Gilbert Hunt company of Walla Walla held no large mortgage.
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Pendleton
Spokane
Palace
Northern Pacific
Pilot Rock
Ki. EB. Hutchinson
Thomas FitzGerald
Gilbert Hunt Company
Walla Walla
Special Train for Teachers to Baker Institute
The O W R N company provides a two coach plus baggage car special to move Umatilla county teachers to the annual Institute in Baker next week. Train leaves Pendleton at 6 10 p m tomorrow with La Grande centches and will be met at Baker by a reception committee and rooms assigned on arrival. Mrs Caron Stewart, an aged Negro woman, died yesterday from injuries after her garments caught fire in her Bluff street home. Her brother, who is blind, could not help, and she expired today at 2 p m. She leaves a daughter Mrs Al Richardson.
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O.W. R. & N. Company
Umatilla County
Baker
Pendleton
la Grande
Caron Stewart
Bluff Street
al Richardson
Bankrupt Hutchinson Creditor Meeting Set in Pendleton
In the District Court of Oregon E. BE. Hutchinson was adjudicated bankrupt on November 24 1911. The first meeting of creditors will be held December 9 1911 at 10:00 a.m. at the referee in bankruptcy office in Pendleton to prove claims appoint a trustee examine the bankrupt and conduct related business. J A King of Pasco was an incoming passenger on the Northern Pacific this morning.
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United States
District of Oregon
Pendleton
Umatilla County
Oregon
Thos, Fitzgerald
Full House Heats Evangelist Holmes Dis cused Last Night
A crowded church audience heard evangelist Holmes discuss the Holy Spirit in regeneration during a public revival last night.
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Evangelist Holmes
Holy Spirit in Regeneration sermon by Evangelist Holmes
Pendleton hosts Evangelist Holmes speaking on the Holy Spirit in regeneration. He argues baptism links physical acts to spiritual truths and describes the twofold nature of man and the one baptism. He urges obedience to scripture and invites all to services tonight and a Mothers Day rally.
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Pendleton
Evangelist Holmes
Holmes
Witer
Faul
Jesus
Lfe
John
Christ
God
Dream Balm Marketing Sells Fragrant Cold Remedy
Swaying catarrh and head congestion are claimed to be quickly eased by this remedy. Restores taste and smell with a full size bottle priced at 30 cents available at druggists or by mail. Liquid Dream Balm for atomizers offered at 75 cents by Fly Brothers of 56 Warren Street New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fly Brothers
Warren Street
New York
Notice for Bids for Street Improvement Pendleton 1911
The City of Pendleton invites bids by the Common Council for cement sidewalk work on Main Street at the bridge north end. Bids due November 29 1911 at 6 p m with $50 certified check. Plans on file with City Recorder. The council may reject any or all bids. November 14 1911. Thomas Fitzgerald City Recorder.
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Common Council
City of
Pendleton
City Recorder
Main Street
Oregon
Thomas Fitzgerald
Animals Taken Up at Pendleton City Pound
Pendleton city marshal announces two forfeit animals a gray mare about 20 years old and a bay Shetland pony nearly 6 years old with a brand on the left shoulder. If not claimed within ten days the animals will be sold at public auction at 2 p.m. on November 0th 1911 in Pendleton. proceeds go to cover costs. Dated November 18 1911. TOM GURDANE City Marshal.
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Pendleton
Tom Gurdane
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Frank O'Gara
Pree
Bernard O'Gara
Sec
Treas
E. Lundwall
Misa Lundwall
Will Thompson
Justice Court
Grand Jury
Parkes
Will M. Peterson
By Drs. Gray
Bowman Hotel
Drs. Gray & Co
Akers’ Hoe
The
Pendleton Iron Works
Newsy
J. A. King of
Pasco
N. P
Ely
Koeppen
Boston
Penicton
Workingmens Clothing Co
Wonder Store
Pendleton Dye Works
Alta
Turkeys
Pendleton Cash Market
Clark’s Grocery
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