Story Hour resumes at Pendleton Library for 5 to 10 year olds
Pendleton library invites children ages 5 to 10 and first four grades to Saturday Story Hour at 10:30 am, running weekly to early May. The program features a children’s room with a small table and chairs, picture books, and a collection of birds mounted by Dr. S B Swinburne that has drawn public interest.
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Penditton
5B. R. Swinburne
Protecting Infant Spurs Tragic Car Crash Death
In Eugene Oregon on October 4 a mother died after her car overturned on a steep hillside while transporting her infant. As she was being carried home she whispered to the baby, asking about its condition, and died. The other occupants were uninjured. The Howes had moved from Seattle about a year ago. J P Howe Sr was a noted theatrical figure.
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Eugene
Ore
J. P. Howe
Howes
Seattle
Pendleton Notes Cover Local Election and School Hours
County Clark Frank Saling mails out notices for the November 5 election. Story hour at the public library resumes tomorrow at 10 30 for city children. J H Reid sues Minnie J Webster to clear title under government project. Pendleton allegedly sells Roundup festival to Portland for 100000. Judge Maloney places 15 year old May Bowers in Boys and Girls Aid. Huston divorce granted. restore Rose L Hamilton as wife and award $984 cash plus lot 21, block 25 in Arnold and Raley’s addition.
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J. H. Reid
Minnie J. Webster
Johnson & Skriuble
J. W. Maloney
May Bowers
Boys and Girls' Aid Society of
Portland
Bert Kelley Leads Relay Contests at Spokane Fair
Bert Kelley, a Round-up prize winner, rode a string of relay horses for George Drumheller of Walla Walla at the Spokane Interstate Fair. He lost yesterday's race to Armstrong but maintains a lead in time with 17 58 to Armstong’s 18 02. Yesterday he clocked 525 for the former and 4:22 for the latter. Local Boys on College Papers. Pendleton graduates join University of Oregon student publications with Hawley Bean managing the 191% Oregana and Peter C. Crocker heading forensics and class duties. Lyman G. Rice assists as manager of the Oregon Herald. Porgie Taken to Asylum. Fergie the popular bartender was taken to the asylum after a stroke and mental decline. Pleading guilty to assault in police court, A. Nelson faces 12 days or a $25 fine. he chose jail due to lack of funds. He is accused of feigning paralysis at the depot to beg from passengers, injuring a car inspector with a punch.
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Bert Kelley
Erp Kelley
George Drumheller
Walla Walla
Spokane
Armstrong
Kelley
Pendleton High School
University of Oregon
Hawley Bean
Peter C. Crocker
Lyman G. Rice
Oregon /Herald
Porgie
Hh. J. Ferguson
Fergie
Ingine
Calem
Garfield
A. Nelson
Nelson
No. 17
Cir
Williams
Viklah Hotel Care Dispute Seeks Custody Annulment
Tie asks annulment of portion of decree awarding custody to Viklah Hotel and seeks children placed under his care. Janes A. Feels appears for him.
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Viklah
Tie
Janes A
Pendleton Roundup Visitors and Local Notables
A string of local and visiting residents reported in Pendleton yesterday including F. 1 Taylor from Portland, Lewis King from Filgard, J Mitchell from Athena, HL Belix from Hool River, and Mrs Perry Myrick from Hollx. Other names: James Estes, Carl McNaught, Oldaker, Pete Anderson, J W Furnas, Leon Hurlburt, Manuel Friedley seeking county commissioner, Bert Jerard, Tom Boylen registering for college, M Culler from Adams, Mrs William Slusher heading to Slusher ranch. Lincoln school opens Monday for Field district children, J 5 Landers notes on education. Darwin quote on monkeys ends.
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Taylor
Portland
Lewis King
City
Filgard
J. Mitchell
Athena
Belix
Hool River
Pendleton
Perry Myrick
Hollx
W. F. Davis
Salem
Bowman
James Estes
The
Oregon Life
Umatilla
J. W. Furnas
Hermiston
Leon Hurlburt
Freewater
Manuel Friedley
Democratiy Candiate
Tacoma Round-Up Boosters Laud Local Courtesies
The Tacoma booster group, guests of the Round-up, expressed gratitude through their Commercial Club secretary. Chauncey Haines, leader of the Rovind-up Cowboy band, received a letter thanking him and the band for courteous treatment during the stay. The writer praises the group as a musical organization well above the typical small city band.
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Ham
Tacoma
Chauncey Haines
Law
Pocomans
Custody Decree Challenge Filed by James Baldwin
James Baldwin petitions Judge Phelps to set aside the divorce decree awarding custody of their minor children to Olive Baldwin. He alleges in his filing that the mother has been keeping the children at the...
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James Paldwin
Phelps
Olive Haldwin
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