Pendleton Newsy Notes and Local Updates
Newsy Notes of Pendleton reports Frank P. Rounds and wife departing for an extended eastern trip via O W, Rh. & N. They will visit Wyoming Minnesota Michigan Illinois and other states before returning. Story Hour at the public library resumes tomorrow with Mrs. B. B. Aldrich in charge. Holy Day observed by Hebrew and orthodox communities with Baum closing his post office stationery store from this evening to tomorrow evening. Rev. A. Grant Evans to occupy the old pulpit Sunday evening at the Presbyterian church. Jess Harkness learns of his brother in law Theodore Whitney’s death in Welser Idaho. Marriage licenses issued to two couples including underage principals. G. W. Corse files for divorce from Irene Corse. married Pendleton January 22, 1908, with a four year old daughter.
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Frank PF. Rounds
Wyoming
Minnesota
Michigan
Illingiy
Baum
Wil
A. Grant Evans
Presbyterian
Tutullla
Home Mission Board
Evans
Jess Harkness
Opera Bar
Theodore Whitney
Welser
Idaho
Mr. Harkness
Irene Corse
G. W. Corse
Stanfield
L A. Estel
Echo
Pendleton
Custody and Property Stipulations in Divorce Case
The agreement states the plaintiff will cease living with the defendant by a specified date, after which the defendant will have custody of the child. Property rights are outlined: the plaintiff secures a piece of land under contract for deed, while the defendant retains the horse and buggy and household furniture.
Feeding sheds to stay until spring in Enterprise
The note says he will live in Enterprise and keep his lunch on Upper Prairie Creek, with feeding sheds remaining in place until spring, according to the Enterprise Record Chieftain.
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Enterprise
Upper Prairie Creek
Enterprise Record Chieftain
Sheriff Pursues Allegri Theft Suspects in Arlington
Sheriff T. D. Taylor departed this morning for Arlington to recover two boys charged with horse stealing, as authorities pursue alleged suspects in a regional case.
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T. D. Taylor
Arlington
A Lively Thunaway on Webb Street
A prairie schooner drawn by vine horses ran away on Webb street near Main around 1 15 this afternoon. The driver could check them as they passed to the east end of the street. No damage reported.
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Webb Street
Main Street
Realty Transfers in Hermiston and Milton Areas
Emma Pelle Sada and H B Eads transfer lot 5 block 3 Columbia Heights addition to Milton to R F Vaneil. Harry KR Newport and wife convey lot 14 block 3 town of Hermiston to F B Swayze. First National Bank of Hermiston transfers lot 14 block é town of Hermiston to FH Swayze.
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Emma Pelle Sada
H. B. Eads
R. F. Vaneil
Columbia Heights
Milton
Harry KR. Newport
F. B Swayze
Town of Hermiston
First National Bank of
Adjudged insane man committed to state hospital
Robert Greenstreet, brought in from town days ago, was examined by County Physician Garfield and pronounced insane. Judge Maloney ordered his commitment to the eastern Oregon State Hospital this afternoon. He had been detained at the city jail for four days and admitted prior asylum confinement on two occasions.
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Robert Greenstreet
Garfield
Eastern
Oregon State Hospital
Maloney
Damp Pendleton Day With Snow in Nearby Ranges
Damp day in Pendleton with steady light rain and drizzle benefiting farmers. Reports note snow in the mountains reaching six to eight inches over several days. Wheat Farm or Ragsdale sold for 40,000 to buyers August and William Kupers, covering 1120 acres. trade included a 400 acre Lower Prairie Creek ranch. Ragsdale plans winter plans feeding mutton sheep at Lower Prairie Creek.
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Pendleton
Willamette Valley
Kamela and
Mentham
Wagstale Seys
Ragsilale
William Kupers
Ragsdare
Lower
Prairie Creek
Pritt Wrothers
Ragsdale
Uae
Sheep marooned as heavy snows hit Oregon hills
Baker Oregon October 10 Nearly 6 000 sheep are trapped in deep snow on the mountains near Baker three to four feet deep. Mitt Cundiffs 1100 head are at Deer creek four feet snow Miles Lees two bands about 210 sheep at Elk creek in three feet of snow Miles Lee sent six men to assist brush logs will be dragged and trails broken to reach the stock. No losses reported but early gathering will be needed. Several bands stalled near Meacham were hauled below the snow line without loss.
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Baker
Ore
Mitt Cundiff
Deer Creek
David
Miles Lee
Elk Creek
Mea- Cham
Riot in North Carolina picnic gathers 3000 people
Sheriff Lewla and deputies moved from Limberton to Mesa Neck nine miles away to quell a riot among about three thousand negroes and Creason Indians at a fishing party. Three negroes are reported dead and an Indian deputy sheriff seriously wounded.
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Limberton
N. C
Lewla
Mesa Neck
New York Fails To Overcome Lead In Fifth Inning
In the fifth inning New York Murray walked and McLean singled, Murray reaching third with Cooper running for McLean. Merkle fanned, McCormick batting for Demaree lined out, Cooper out stealing, Schang to Collins. No runs. Philadelphia Marquard replaced Demartee Wilson for McLean. Huber fanned, Melnnis out, Marquard to Merkle. Strunk walked, Barry doubled, Strunk to third, Schang scoring Strunk and Barry, Bender out, Marquard to Merkle. Two runs.
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New York
Murray
McLean
Cooper
Merkle
McCormick
Demaree
Oldring
Schang
Collins
Philadelphia
Marquard
Demartee
Wilson
Huber
Melnnis
Strunk
Barry
Bender
Herzog
Doyle
Fletcher
Struink
Murphy
Colline
Burns
Shafer
McInnis
Baker
Merkle Norting
Crandall
Grant
Mets and Phillies fight through late innings in scoreless segments
In a rugged six to nine inning section, New York and Philadelphia exchange outs and hits with no runs in the sixth and seventh, a three run burst by New York on a Merkle homer fuels a brief surge, followed by a two run inning including Burns, Shafer, and Collins. The game yields few scoring chances as both sides strand runners.
Clever Entertainers At The Alta Theater Vaudeville Night
The week end opener at the Alta theater showcased Hum Lurg and Gallin two clever young men delivering a strong vaudeville act with eccentric humor. The Moulans presented a catchy sketch about the difference between a real fowl and a chicken. A three reel feature with excellent photography held interest throughout.
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Alta Theater
Hum
Lurg
Gallin
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Los Angeles
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Annie Oliver
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N. Bushman
China
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