Gibbs Complainant Fails To Appear In Court Gambling Case
W C Gibbs reported being robbed of 30 while gambling in a room over the State saloon on Main Street. He swore out a complaint against John Hates and Jack Miller, but Gibbs failed to appear for the case and his $25 bond was forfeited. Authorities suspect Gibbs was urged to leave town by the gamblers who run the joint, which has operated openly for months behind closed doors with unclear police orders to intervene.
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Matin Street
Court
Gibbs
John Estes
Jack Miller
W. C. Gibbs
Main Street
Recorders Court
John Hates
Fite Gerald
Marshal Gurdane Gibbs
Full Width Bridge Approach Planned on Main Street
At the north end of Main street paving plans were changed to provide full street width up to the bridge. The original plan called for paving the regular approach and would have left a small triangular vacant strip on the east side near the Knights of Pythias property. It was feared that leaving the strip would cause issues.
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Main WI
Main Street
Knights of Pythias
Dr Pierce medicines trust tested by public knowledge
The article argues that druggists often sell medicines with maker claims, but Dr. Pierce’s remedies stand out because their ingredients are printed on bottles and the maker’s openness earns trust. It cites medical authorities praising Pierce’s Favorite Prescription for female ailments and notes the openly shared composition, private consultations, and available medical literature.
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Pierce
Dr. Pierce
Kanes
Vir Bada
Ohio
Profohn King
M.D
Love
Cinea Ohio
Grover Con
New York
Barthoot
Jefferson Medicae
Orarge
Pieres
B. V. Leree
Buffalo
Pleree
Common Sense
R. V. Pleree
Pixos
Street Vacant for Bridge Access as City Plans
The city may face issues proving its claim to the mime site in the future. Jesse Failing has occupied street property for years opposite the street. The aim was to have the street extend to the river to provide a proper approach for a new bridge when built.
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Altove
Jesse Failing
Settling Van Dran Estate in Pendleton
Albany correspondent reports contentious settlement of Minnie Van Dran’s estate. Mack Monteith Minerva Monteith seek one fourth rents totaling 108.15 each plus 159.76 in trust funds, claiming earlier rents and funds owed. Kaspar Van Dran’s death had complicated adminship. proceeds held in Linn county, with Albany property included in the estate, valued around 5500 dollars. The administrator and siblings dispute claims as the case advances in county court.
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Pendleton
Albany
Kaspar Vat
Bridge Plans Considered for Wilt Horse Crossing
County commissioners review Wilth Horse bridge plans at the courthouse for a span of 62 feet across the Umatilla River near Butter Creek. A steel and wooden structure is proposed and bids are being sought. completion times for steel work on the Wild Horse crossing near Athena are uncertain and a daily penalty of 45 may be considered.
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Court House
Umatilla
Butter Creek
Wild Horse
Athena
Rader Family Reunion Marked Father’s 79th Birthday
M A Rader returned from Walla Walla where a family reunion occurred Tuesday for the 79th birthday of his father Rader. Mr and Mrs M A Rader of this city attended with M Rader and family of Walla Walla, the only children. Rader originally crossed the plains from Indiana to Oregon in 1852. He lived in Oregon until 1859 then moved east. In 1901 he returned, settling in Walla Walla with his son C M Rader, a noted attorney.
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Rader
M. A. Rader
Walla Walla
M. Rader
Plains
Indiana
Oregon
C. M. Rader
Nameless Magazine Debuts in San Francisco
Art Dosch Bea Irvin and John Fleming Wilson former Portland newspaper workers launch Nameless Magazine in San Francisco. Wilson editors Telegram Irvin cartoonist Journal of Oregon Durch editor of the Pacific Monthly. Magazine opens with breezy buoyant spirit and appears a winner.
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Frisco
Arta Dosch
Bea Irvin
John Fleming Wilson
Portland
San Francisco
Wilson
Telegram
Irvin
Journal of? Durch
Pacific Monthly
Undefined Names Listed by Steel Points
A series of place names and terms appear in a distressed text fragment. The list includes Bogachiel Bucyrus Calawa Chelan Dichohdocktender Hoko Kalalowh Kiteut Kudaka Moclips Nodule Noppish Chalot Orette Pitnip Pulinh Queet Quillante Sekou Shuwah Skagit Soleduc Squaminh Stehekin and Talo. The fragment asks for readings or confirmations of significance for these names.
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Bogachiel
Typhoid Strikes Family of Mr and Mrs Martin Fineran
Typhoid illness has struck members of the family of Mr and Mrs Martin Fineran with a daughter recently taken ill. The article notes multiple family members are affected and underscores the ongoing health concern in the household.
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Severa
Martin Fineran
Rented Apartment House on 301 South Main Street
John Nice taw rented the apartment house belonging to Frank Robinson at 301 South Main Street and will conduct the same hereafter.
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John Nice Taw
Frank Robinson
South Main Street
Will
Residence repairs for W H Keleny founder
Improvements at the home of constructor W H Keleny include a precast slate fireplace and mantel recently arrived from Portland. Mrs Bert Wisdom and Willem Betis, who suffered a relapse from typhoid fever, are somewhat better today. A marriage license was issued to Ernest A Rogers and Lucy Hannell.
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W. H. Keleny
Portland
Willem Betis
Bert Wisdom
Ernest A. Rogers
Lucy Hannell
Tax Roll Summary of Tillable Land Gain and Irrigation
Assessor C P Strain completes this year’s detailed tax roll. Total value near last year despite one quarter valuation. irrigation raises tilled land by about 25,000 acres to 410 600,640,008 taxable value. Notable increases in tillable acres due to irrigation and conversion of range land. Includes land by class, improvements, railroad bed, stock, household goods, livestock, and other property totaling 0 896 359.
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Assencor C. P. Strain
S.reereee
Momgy
Cccacanaraeries
Prater Taylor Wedding Card In Pendleton
Miss Dora B Prater and Gary C Taylor were married at the bride’s parents home 204 Logan street in Pendleton last evening The ceremony was performed by Rev Robert Warner of the M E church Taylor a Boston Store milesman came from Abilene Kansas two years ago and is well regarded Prater has lived in Pendleton most of her life a wedding dinner followed for relatives and close friends
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Dora B. Prater
Pacific States Telegraph and Telephone
Gary C
Milesman
Boston
Logan Street
Robert Warner
M. BE. Church
Taylor
Pendleton
Abilene
Kaw
Miss Prater
Pendleton Boys Shine in University of Oregon Glee Club
Pendleton is well represented in the University of Oregon Glee Club this year with three members out of 30. Elmer Storie Oret tenor, Dean Goodman first bass, and Glenn Scott second bass are the Pendleton boys, the largest club representation from any one city. Their success reflects Pendleton high school's musical training. The Glee Club plans a tour of eastern Oregon during Christmas vacation and will perform in Pendleton on at least one night.
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Pendleton Boys
Pendleton
University of Oregon
Elmer Storie
Oret
Dean Oodman
Glenn Scott
Econd
Pendleton High School
University Glee Club
Oregon
Bankers Attend State Meeting Through Pendleton Time
A group of Téaho bankers traveled to the State Bankers association meeting in ComedAlene City. From Pendleton, A. B. Moss of Payette A. K. Breit enberg of Caldwell Frank Coffin of Bolde Nathona tink and H. M. Bhelley of the Welxer National bank joined by Mantle B. Gwing treasurer of the association.
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Bankers
State Bankers’ Association
ComedAlene City
Pendleton
A. B. Moss
Payette
A, KK. Breitenberg
Caldwell
Frank Coffin
Bolde Nathona? Tink
H. M. Bhelley
Welxer National Bank
Mantle B. Gwing
Association
Wallowa County Fair Set for Lostine October Dates
Wallowa County fair organizers announce a county fair in Lostine on October 17 18 and 10 with a racing program as a principal event. The pageant plans include races as a key attraction and community gatherings.
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Wallowa County
Lostine
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Libby
Royal M. Sawtelle
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Postoffice Riock
Commerical National Bank
van Dran
Lange Army
THEIF
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Comport
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