Compromise Moves Pendleton District School Split
County court approves a compromise on dividing district No. 27 involving residents of the southern portion moving to Pendleton. The plan centers on buying the old schoolhouse, relocating families across Birch Creek, and pursuing eventual consolidation with districts 25 and 44 into Pendleton. Strong and Southwell anchor the move, with families now living in Pendleton.
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Pendleton
District Boundary Board
I Jn
Fiirch Creek
Mr Strong
John Southwell
Peor
Messen
Southwell
Strong
Visitors from Freewater target bawdy house action
Deputy Sheriff J A Binkley traveled to Freewater after ongoing trouble at a bawdy house. Women fled the scene but soon returned. attempts to post bonds failed as no judge could set bond in Heppner. If needed, Binkley plans to bring the inmates to town on the evening train.
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J A. Binkley
Freewater
Nut
Blakley
Bilisie
Heppner
Scouring Mills Shut Down for Quick Repair
The scouring mills are shut down due to a slight machinery breakage. Repairs will be completed in a short time and operations will resume promptly.
State Organizer in Town GA Visits for Federation of Labor
Harry the state organizer of the Federation of Labor is in the town for a short visit in the interests of the order.
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Town
Harry
The
Federation of Labor
Order
Olympia Council Stays Busy With Bills And Tree Trim Rule
The council met with all but one member present and approved a tree trimming ordinance while holding one street sprinkling bill for investigation. Fire Chief Withee to file a report on Olympia chiefs meeting and sewer project progress four miles completed. sewer costs of 4297.07 funded. Bids for new fire hose opened with selection to be deferred to a special meeting. Mrs Neal and daughter Elenore Neal depart Sitney after coast visit, en route home from Warcop relatives on McKay Creek.
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Olympia Meeting
Couuncil
Howard
Carter
Committee On
Withee
Olympia
H. B. Neal
Mise Elenore Neal
Sitney
Robert, Warcop
McKay Creek
Warcop
Bogus Money Gang Exposed In Sumpter Counterfeiting Ring
Deputy U S Marshal A A Roberts escorted four alleged counterfeiters Oscar Wells Oscar Stratton Kid Irwin and Ed Jones from La Grande to Portland. They were bound over to the federal court and will face the November term after being arrested in Sumpter for passing counterfeit money. The gang operated by cashiers at Sumpter restaurants who accepted bad bills and passed along good money as change. The suspects, well known locally, remain in custody in Portland pending action.
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United States
Marshel A A. Roberts
la Grande
Portland
Oscar Wells
Oscar Stratton
Kid Irwin
Ed Jones
Sumpter
Kid Train
Theme
Restiurante Af Sumyter
Grand
Jayment
Ameals
Dre
Ware
Heating plants connected Pendleton hotel and courthouse
New heating plants are in use at the Pendleton hotel and courthouse repairs nearly finished. The Pendleton steam system is connected and provides full warmth, with the courthouse expected to be ready for use by tonight. County officials and court staff have endured cold days and welcome the installation.
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Pendleton
Court Haus
Prineville visit ends as Mrs Clark heads home
Mire HC clerk and wife of the Prineville Methodist minister returned home after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Robert J Warner in the city. Mrs Clark, who attended a conference at Syokane, is now en route home. The article notes nineteen cotton mills and eight knitting mills were built in the South in the past year.
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Mire
Clerk
Prineville
Robert J Warner
Clark
Syokane
Sheep Sales Across Regions Reported In County Movement
W H Burritt of Dayville sold 1500 yearling wethers to Ed Rude of Heppner at two dollars per head. E Greenwood of Cottonwood sold 400 head to the same buyer at the same price. Delivery occurred at Monument Longe Creek Light.
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W. H. Burritt
Dayville
Ed Rude
Heppner
E Greenwood
Cottonwood
Monument—Longe Creek
Horses Stolen Near Butter Creek Warning of Reward
Stolen from the Saylor Rush of Butter Creek Friday night Oct 2, two bay horses and one gray horse and a gray mare branded LE connected on left shoulder. Reward offered: $10 for recovery and $50 for conviction. M A Rader, furniture dealer, and wife, of Walla Walla, visiting. Rader to Jackson County, Oregon, for a short visit. Mrs Rader to stay with her son.
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Saylor
Butter Creek
M. A. Rader
MS. Rader
Walla Wail
Mr. Rader
Jackson County
Oregon
Synod at Corvallis Addresses Presbyterian Mission Guests
J M Corneliion of the Presbyterian mission and Robinson Minthorn an Indian elder travel to Corvallis for the synod meetings to be held there this week. Mrs James T Brown is seriously ill with grip at her home and under physician care.
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Corvallis
J. M. Corneliion
Presbyterian Mission
Robinson Minthorn
Presbyterian Church
Synod
James T. Brown
Presbyterian chicken pie dinner at Hendricks Hall
The ladies of the Presbyterian church will serve a chicken pie dinner at Hendricks Hall on Thursday beginning at 11 a.m. Price two bits. Merchants offer a variety of foods including ham burg eels crawfish crabs and cheeses with a daily hot lunch from 11 20 a.m. to 2 p.m.
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Ed Leberwurst
Frankfurtern
Hamburg
Ladies of the Presbyterian Church
Hendricks’ Hall
Fine Fur Display At Pendleton Hotel
Mrs J Jagotinigg of E Shubert Fur Co Kansas City presents a refined fur garment sample at the Hotél Pendleton inviting ladies to inspect the latest fashions. The display runs Thursday and Friday with invitations extended for viewing and consideration. Also note: Mrs Tony Leininger and children return to Albany after visiting Dr Alexander’s family in Allin.
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J. Jagotinigg
The
E. Shubert Fur Co
Kansas City
Pendleton
J. Jacobnige
Wteve Howe
Albany
Tony Leininger
Alexander
Engineer Ie
Allin
Michael Murphy Offer Details Prompt Readers to Act Now
Michael Murphy urges readers to respond by phone or mail to learn about a morning opportunity. The note promises timely information if contacted promptly, emphasizing urgency and immediate action.
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Michael Murphy
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Wilson
Jardinieres
Time
Tallman & CO
Drrugiiste
MR. Cons
Younger & Son
GN. Miller
Obhie
Portlans
H. Stockard
Beho Ore
Sullivan & Bond Men's Furnishings
Iesche
Court Steree
OWL Tea
Gret Carniva
ST. Joe Stor
Pendicton
Beecham
Beecham’s
Boston Stor
Clarke & Co
Court
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