Maimed hand suit over unsafe mangle at Robinson laundry
Miss Margaret Busch seeks 2600 damages against John F. Robinson, proprietor of Domestic Laundry, claiming a May 1 1903 accident caused a maimed hand when she slipped through a hole in a board while feeding a mangle. Defendant paid medical bills and kept pay during recovery, but she later left and now sues for damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Robinson
State Circuit
Margaret Busch
Miss Bosch
Robinson's
State Circuit Court
Hulley & Lowell
Carter & Raley
Balleray & MocCourt
Robison
Miss Busch
Robinson
Arlington Sheep Market Ends In Feeding and Sale Plans
Dan F P Smythe left Arlington this morning to oversee condemnation cases from new road work and to manage 160% yearling sheep bought at 2 dollars per head. He plans feeding them this winter and spring then selling as stock sheep. Smythe notes high local supply across Arlington County and along The River with prices from 1.75 to 2 for lambs and 2 to 2.05 for yearlings paid by buyers from Minnesota, Nebraska and other points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan FP. Smythe
Arlington
Minnesota
Nebraska
Four hundred beeves shipped to Prye Brubn Co cattle sale
About 400 beeves were shipped to Prye Brubn Co and Nos. J C Lonergan over the W COR, with 160 purchased from James & Adams, 70 from FP Hilbert, 27 from Frank Clark. The cattle are beeves ready for slaughter in Camas Prairie country and beyond, under Lonergarde supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prye- Brubn Co
J. C. Lonergan
W. @ COR
Camas Prairie
James & Adams
Hilbert
Frank Clark
Breed Prices in Crom of Hereford and Shorthorn
A market note shows prices per head: 2.75 paid for the ateere and 2.10 for the town. The crom of Here ford and Shorthorn cattle is described to compare breed predominance, with emphasis on which breed leads in the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robbenhein
Ateere
Sigh of the Four at Baker Theatre Portland
The advance agent for the Sigh of the Four company promotes the thrilling play at the Baker Theatre Portland for a week long engagement. The Oregon Daily Journal notes a praised run and a Sherlock Holmes tale presented with melodrama and high interest, featuring True & James in the detective role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cwarheer FP
Ribot
Tasview
Four” Company
Baker Theaten
Portland
Frazer
Troetigek
Oregon Pally Journal
True
James
Ord Aince
Otter Meri
Stanton party plans winter in Milton area farming future
Jerry Stanton and wife arrived on the early western train to spend the winter in Milton. Next spring they plan to move to a valley fruit farm near Salem owned by Mrs. Stanton. Mr and Mrs Stanton were married October 3 at Portland with Mrs Mary Fusee prior to marriage. They will reside this winter with Mrs Ludady Carpenter, sister of Mr Stanton. Alvin Russell and wife were noted in land deals with Geo W Hansell for 220 acres near Athena at $17,000. Arthur Laing and wife to Alfred Laing for a quarter section in township 1 range 1 at $5,600. William Henry Ren-Frey and wife to Henry Reales for lot 67 in Mexervation addition to Pendleton at $2,100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Stanton
Milton
Chey
Mra Stanton
Salem
Mra
Stanton
Porthind
Stantin
Mary Fusee
Mme Ludady Carpenter
Alvin
Russell
Geo. W. Hansell
Athena
Arthur Laing
Alfred Laing
Township & Range
William Henry Ren-Frey
Henry Reales
Pendleton
Irrigation Company Buys Unbroken Horses for Ditch Work
The Lesearches Irrigation & Power Company bought about 70 head of unbroken horses from Dear Van cey of Prineville. They paid 840 per head and will break and use them on the ditch. The company already operates about 75 teams at work. Storms from California and local business notes follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lesearches Irrigation & Power Company
Dear Vancey
Prineville
Ashwood Prospector
L L Mann Returns From Hot Lake Improved
L L Mann, treated for rheumatism at Hot Lake for two weeks, returned this morning much improved. He has discarded crutches and now walks with a cane. The rheumatism was contracted by a bruwe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L. Mann
Hot Lake
A Bruwe
Hypnotic Entertainment to Perform at Fraser Friday
Hypnotist Thomas Nye, who has charmed Pendleton audiences for a month, will present an exhibition of hypnotism at the Fraser next Friday evening October 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hypnotic Entertainment
Thomas Nye
Pendleton
the Fraser
County Surveyor Kimbrell II incapacitated by fever
W. Kimbrell II, county surveyor, is confined at home with an attack of fever and will be absent from his office for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ow W. Kimbrell II
J. W. Kimbrell
Two Brothers Betrayal in State Circuit Court
Joseph La Roque accuses his brother, Jo seph La Roque, in Adama of stealing a home and larceny by ballee after a horse was borrowed and later sold. The case centers on an information war in the state circuit court with potential penitentiary time if found guilty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cfwu Beers Eee
Joan la Roque
Joseph la Hoque
Ballee
la Roque
Adama
Lindsey
Joseph la Roque
Women’s Three Thay Meeting Program in Baker City
Officials outline the official program for the three day women’s meeting at Baker City. The schedule includes welcome remarks by city officials, reports from credentials and standing committees, and papers on topics from education to reciprocity. Notable speakers include Stephen A. Lowell and Mary L. Spaulding with performances and a closing convention song.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lnilae Ss. A. Lowell
Ieee
Development League
Tiremun Rederition of Women
Chiby
Thoreday
Baker City
Wetnesday Foren
Vito A. m
Bourd
Econvention
Tiweroutborn
Muale
America
Alpha Literary Club
Mere
Mary Saxtas
Mire Alexander Bernstein
J. A.kureblil
Generil Federatit
Gospel Services at Jackson Street Tent This Evening
A gospel meeting is planned this evening at the large tent on Jackson Street with services at T146 o clock. There will be no service tomorrow evening. On Sunday Rev Phelps speaks at 4 PM and again at 7 44 PM. All are invited to hear him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Street
Phelpn
Brew Ilard
Yardmaster Stow Lawenaedewan Returns to Armatitia
Steve Leonard, formerly two years yardmaster for the OG, KR, and WN in this city, has returned from Canada and is now employed as yard master at Armatitia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stow Lawenaedewan
Steve Leonard
Kr, & WN
Canada
Armatitia
Nail Through Wis Poot Injury Recalls Lumber Accident
Henry Gwill returns home from Mohsint Viliey after a rattle crew task. While curb-cutting a newly surfaced well on the rake of a way, he stepped on a jol of a snapping tree, a nail penetrating his foot. The nail lodged from top to bottom in his toe and caused thickening of the foot. Turpentine and other remedies were used, and though he endured pain briefly, no permanent effect is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Gwill
Gwill
Cwill
Splemlid Rain to Interior Report
Eli Senn, a maker from Wear Tettrer, reports heavy weather disruption inland after a late supper. A radio controller noted counters within a county, with up to eight inches ofAccumulated rain in the past two days. Local authorities warn of drifting conditions and possible flooding risks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eli Senn
Wear Tettrer
Troller
Senn
Bown
Prefers Bowting to Pwrming and Westward Move
Millovel Mille from Walton Kentucky spent the summer here and plans to move to Spokane Washington with his wife aiming to return next spring. He has been a riverman on the Mississippi and other eastern routes and favors remaining in the West, possibly heading to the lower Columbia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walton
Tae
Wiehington
Kami
Saris
West
Lower Columbia
Mayfield native to return with plans for Pierce County farm
J. J. Samia a former Mayfield Ky resident now living with relatives in Pierce County Washington plans to return in spring to reside there permanently He expects to buy a small fruit farm in the northern part of the county and settle with family nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Samia
Mayfield
Pierce County
Washington
Pendleton business sale and health updates from Typhoid cases
Herron's Plant in Pendleton sold to RR E Ripley of Spokane who plans to move operations to Lane and resume business in merchandising and beverages. Frank J Nowicki recovering from typhoid fever and will resume work in Weston and Athens. Joly Dyer receives a gift of flowers from C Cloran of Lronton. C8 French recovering from typhoid fever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herron
J. A. Herron
RR. E. Ripley
Spokane
Pendieton
Sir. Ripley
Lane
Merron Irried Breire
Leenvernd
Prom Typhoit Pever
Frank J. Nowiceki
Weston
Mr Nowitik
Troale
Athens
Joly Dyer
Wethermephion
Cel Cloran
Lronton
Seat Sales for Sabaneta Production And Health Notice
The sale of parts for a Monday prayer night event opens tomorrow at Rock and MacConian store. Warde and Ridder present Drainage Tubes with promising recovery prospects after Otte Koeppe’s ankle operation. Diphtheria case reported. David Gordon’s Willow Street home quarantined. a child is ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sabaneta
Hrock & McConian
Warde and
Ridder
Otte Koeppe
Coxe
David Gordon
Willow Street
Heal Estute Transfers and Local Notices
Mary J Lane transfers to Peter Taehella Lot 1 and part of Lot 2 Block 7 Reservation Addition Pendleton. Consideration 92000. Waid 818 for Fat Cows. James Jones bought from F and Senn nine fat cows at 18 each. W C T U meets after noon at Mrs J B Gwinn to elect officers and conduct business. Rev E B Jones assigned to Tangent Methodist church south for coming year in Linn county. Humorous regional verse cautions husbands with sharp corner table and reactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heal
Mary J. Lane
Peter Taehella
Pendleton
James Jones
F. & Senn
Grant County
Wil
Tangent
E. B. Jones
Methodist Church South
Linn County
Marble discovery near Lehman Springs stirs marble debate
Dr Jak hae reports marble found on government land about three miles from Lehman Springs. Fragments show pure marble capable of polishing. Monterauitel brothers confirm the marble range from white to black with vivid shades. Mt Pelee erupts again on the Martinique coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jak Hae
Lehman Springs
Monterauitel Brothers
Clirk
Cath
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Margaret Resctl
A. FE Robinson
Taumairy
Arlington Sheep Market
Pop
Ular
Dow
Tallman @ Co
AL Conan Doyle
WH Resuke Newt Salen
Cheney
Siew
Bof
Shorader
Wael
State Normal College
Hiawatha
Kan
Freewater
California
Hlurk
Nermul
Schilling
Boerkower
Menrybeck
Barker City
Lad
Masto
John Halley, Jr
Mine B. & Burroughs
Mae H. Cardwell
Civies
Mira
F. A. Moore
Rylem
Recipriéelty
Carrie Shreve
T. T Geer
BE Wade
Chautauya
Sirah A. Ewane
Llanegra
Millie T. Trium- Veull
Perth
Mary L. Spaulding
Tikoon Travel
Mawn
Muste
Chin G. Frenely
Delemates
Wikiters
Elke’ Tel Tharsalay
Ehube
Chapman
Sarah A. Evans
Oawengo
Stephen A. Lowell
Elica” Tall
Mre
Sarah Platt-Decker
FW. C
Denver
Trumbull
That Hinds
the Commercial National Bank
Gospel Services
Proveh
Hartel
Hartelave
Mra. J. B. Gwinn
Rae Courte
Walter
Hman
Cinek
Pelee
Tatand
Maartinigne
Ourney
Owl
Hanan
Douglas
Gloria
Red
Roosevelt
Boston
Drews Gloves
Morca
Dents
BAER @ DALE
C. C. Berkeley
Stroble
Court Street
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