Pendleton Marriage License Granted to Local Couple
Lened William E Barber and Alma Smith of Freewater were granted a marriage license today by Clerk Frank Saling. Two sidewalk permits were issued to Charles Gritman for Lilleth Street and to Mrs M M Murphy for Webb Street. Mr and Mrs August Bauer plan a six month visit to their home in Germany, with Bauer noted as city hall janitor for two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Barber
Alma Smith
Freewater
Frank Saling
Charles Gritman
Lilleth Street
Germany
August Bauer
Hell
Mr. Bauer
Miss Lillian Barnhart Leaves For Carlisle Indian School
Witt Enter Carlisle, Miss Lillian Barnhart, long a student at Umatilla Indian School, departed yesterday on No 1 bound for Carlisle Pa to begin a five year training program. Divorces entered include Bertha Powell vs William Powell and James Baker vs Clara Baker with custody awarded to the plaintiff and $17 50 costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha B. Powell
William R. Powell
James Baker
Clara Baker
County orders repapering of Recorder Burroughs office
The county court, under Recorder B. 5. Burroughs, ordered repapering and improvements with workmen now at work. Inspectors Young and Yeager, accompanied by Miss Viola Shea, depart to inspect District 116 near Pilot Rock where a new school building is ready and classes expected to start in a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burroughs
I. E. Young
J. A. Yeager
Pilot Rock
Misa Viola Shea
Aged Patient Dies at Eastern Oregon State Hospital
Mary Desmarois aged 61 died yesterday shortly after noon at the Eastern Oregon state hospital. Enterocolitis with melancholia as a contributory cause. Funeral will be held at 7 20 tomorrow morning at the Catholic church. A petition to open Field school was presented at the school board meeting signed by about twelve patrons. It would cost about $2000 to open the school, and the board is trying to avoid that expense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Desmarois
State Hospital For
Eastern
Oregon State Hospital
Baker County
Wary petitions and court notes in Pendleton area
The column notes petitions on school access and bridge funding, with voters urged to register by October 20. Court reports include Grace Givens forfeiting bail on vagrancy charges and a man recovering from injuries after a boxcar fall. The will of Old John Day stockman William Walker probated, detailing modest bequests and widow’s share.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henist
Grace Givens
William Walker
John Day
All Saved From Burning Vessel Templemore Fire Rescue
Fifty four crew members from the British steamer Templemore were rescued by the Arcadia after the vessel burned eight hundred miles east of the Virginia capes. The ship, carrying cotton cargo, exploded after a rapid fire in the holds, but no lives were lost. The Arcadia, responding to the wireless distress signal, hauled the survivors through a storm to Baltimore where the ship’s hull remained aflame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Templemore
Virginia Capes
Arcadia
Wessel Ia
Atlante
Isaac Jones
Tenmiplemore
Tribute Honors Aura M. Raley at Parish Aid Meeting
A late tribute at the Episcopal Parish Aid meeting celebrated Aura M. Raley “mother of Pendleton” praising her faithfulness and service. A memorial window is planned in her honor. The resolution notes her 84 years and founding role, with a $500 bequest to the church society and prayers for eternal peace. Signed by Lina H. Sturgis and Laura Nash Settelle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aura M. Raley
Pendleton
Episcopal Church
Bis Society
Lina H. Sturgis
Laura Nash Settelle
Tariff Bill Conference Report Adopted by House
The House adopted the conference report on the tariff bill by viva voce vote. Speaker Clark signed and sent it to the Senate where Marshall added his signature at 1:35. A messenger then moved the bill to the White House for the president's signature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House of Representatives
Clark
Senate
Marshall
White House
Good Trout Fishing Reported In Umatilla County
Trout fishing in Umatilla county streams is better this year, with Warden Averill noting widespread bites in the Umatilla river and tributaries. The week’s best haul, a rainbow trout platter 12 to 18 inches long, was caught by Ira Brown near Campbell siding and displayed at La Dow Hardware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umatilla County
Averill
Umatilla
la Dow Hardware
Main Street
Ira Brown
Campbell Siding
Coe
Brown
James Clark
William Clark
Clark
Thorn Hollow
Geveral
Library notes announce new nooks ready for circulation
The Pendleton library opens at 7 pm with new titles including Beach Iron Trail and Cather O Pioneers. State library loans support small counties. ten choice books for teachers feature topics from human behavior to village life and insect world.
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Beach—Iron Trail
Cather—O! Pioneers
Comstock
the Soddy
Harrison
V. V.'s Eyes
Kilne
Porter—Lavolia
Pendleton
State Library
Lberty
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Central
Standard Grocery CO
Frank O'Gara
Johnson Sts
Nature
U. S
Carlisle
J. J. Wodaege, the
Phon
Newsy
Boynton
W.L. Boynton
Prop
Chile
Hohbach’s
ICE Crea
Court Street
U.S
THE
Oregon Market Post Office
Star Street Bridge
Lincoln School
Evelyn C. Reese
Harry Reese
Edith A. Shullots
Switzier
G. W. Rugg
A. W. Ruege
Cunningham Sheep & Land Co
R al
Melvin Knottas
Huron
Garfield
Dayton
Raley
Bill
Wilson
William Hoch
Wenaha Springs
Charles Carter
C. K. Cranston
Meacham Creek
Birch Creek
Pearson Creek
al Despain
Saling
Norbourne Berkeley
Sidon
Palestine
Fruit Wroker
Liverpool
England
Liew
Colvina
Colliers
Crothere
Fabre
Fraser
Gount
West Africa
Hepplier
Richards
America
Stratford
JIM Lee Restaurant
Cottonwood Street
Rt. TN
Co. Seat
E. T. Wade
Pendleton, Ore
Dr. Thos
C. Olumart
Taylor Hardware Bldg
Dale Rothwell
Hanscom
Jeweler
Oregon
Marion Claman
Keswick
Gray Bros
Sanitary Meat Co
Hohbach's Bakery
Pendleton Drug Co
Central Meat Co
Taylor Hardware Co
Griggs Grocery Livengood & Co
Alexander Dept
I. Hf
Wessel Empire Meat Co
the Leader
Wm. E, Hanscom, Jeweler
Merchants
Olive Drab Union
Workingmen's Clothing CO
St. George Hotel
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