Lodge Plans Big Grand Lodge Convention Trip
Local lodge 286 aims to send 150 to 200 members to the grand lodge annual in Portland next July. A special train and accommodations are to be arranged with the O W R & N company. The group will appear in the grand parade in cowboy attire on white horses. A Thanksgiving Eve ball will be held and a committee led by Carl Cooley will organize the preparations and assign assistants including William Goodcake and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis
Pirtland
Sarang Lodge
West
Prank J Quiplan
Frank Saling
Lee D. Deke
O.W. R& N. Company
Lodge
Grand Lodge
Lee Drake
Fr. Quinlan
George Strand
J. RB. Raley
Rat Drama Sparks Delicate Debate in Darby
In Darby Pennsylvania Richard Purdy of Tenth Main Street describes a dramatic rat sighting at his home. He claims a rat emerged from a hole, dragged grapes from a table, rolled them through a hole, then leaped back in. He jokes the rat is a college graduate in its field and deserves attention from local authorities.
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Darby
Delaware County
Richard Purdy
Tenth
Main Street
Indian Mail Man Confesses to Reservation Killing
Thomas Fisher, an Indian United States mail carrier, confessed to killing William A. Brown on Nett Lake reservation August 8. He claimed self defense and provided details of the shooting and concealment. Sheriff Mein ing and authorities received his full account amid a tangle of prior charges.
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Minnesota
Duluth
Minn
Tom Fisher
United States
William A. Brown
Nett Lake Reservation
Fraser
Meining
Mrs Norton to Resume Classes in Pendleton
Mrs Anna Selkirk Norton a noted Walla Walla voice instructor will resume teaching in Pendleton October 25 after winter sessions. She plans a free revival of her lesson offerings with details to be announced later.
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Norton
Anna Selkirk Norton
Walla “Walia
Pendleton
Ely
Curtain Delayed at Oregon Theatre for Saturday Show
Manager Mitchell announces curtain at 9 o clock due to a busy Saturday. The stage will not rise until 6 o clock for The Sweetest Girl in Paris with star Trixie Friganza as the lead, troupe arriving tomorrow forenoon.
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Oregon Theatre
Paris
Mitchell
Trixie Friganza
Prominent Irrigationists Sued in Milto n case
W T Shaw pioneer irrigationist of the Milton Freewater company was named defendant in a suit by Tierney Tenor company to recover 1258 60 claimed on two overdue promissory notes. Attorney fees of 185 were asked. Petur non Wilkon appear as counsel for the plaintiff.
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W. T. Shaw
Milton-freewater Company
Tierney- Tenor Company
Story Hour resumes at public library with Mia Evins
The library announces winter story hours will resume tomorrow morning. Mia Leelle Evins will meet children in the library rooms from 10 to 11. Invitation extended to all children ages 5 to 10.
Seven petty offenders jailed and fined in Columbus day roundup
We Are Seven. Seven petty offenders enrolled their names on the police court docket this morning, most of them drunks picked up on Columbus day. John Kelly got three days in jail. William Powers, John Mitchell, John Doe and Richard Rie each paid five dollars. Dave Dalton and Patrick Sullivan were charged with warrantary and sentence suspended while they beat it out of town.
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Columbus
John Kelly
William Powers
John Mitchell
John Doe
Richard Rie
Dave Dalton
Patrick Sullivan
Tolay is Hooloo Day on a black Friday omen
The text notes that Friday the 12th is a twofold bad luck day and mentions January the 13th also falling on a black Friday. It describes wary wills and wary ventures as shadows hasten to banish the day of evil omen.
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Tolay
Zeuske Case Reopens In Local Court Over Timber Land
The Emma Zeuske vs Agus Zeuske case resumes after three years in the local court. The widow of Edward Zeuske sues for timber land she alleges was given to her husband by the defendant, his father, but not legally transferred before Edward's death.
Stoddard-Dayton Agency Expands to Auto Cars
The Stoddard-Dayton agency BE J. Smith & Co, agents for Holt and Combined Harvester, will handle automobiles as well after a deal with C Barrell Jr of Portland, representative of Stoddard-Dayton Auto Co. Mr Smith bought one car and Walters Milling Co owner Fred Walters purchased another.
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Stoddard-Dayton
J. Smith & Co
Holt
Combined Harvester
Harvesters
C. Barrell, Jr
Portland
Stoddard-Dayton Auto Co
Loc
Mr. Smith
Fred Walters
Walters Milling Company
Round-Up Pictures Coming to Grand Theater Next Thursday
Mestre WH Lytle and Clark Nelson have bought north west rights to the Round-Up films and will exhibit them at the Grand theater next Thursday. They completed arrangements yesterday and expect the films to be ready in a day or six. George Harman and Mark Moorhouse need not travel to Seattle to assist in preparing the films.
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Mestre
WH. Lytle
Clark Nelson
Wbit
Grand Theater
George Harman
Mark Moorhouse
Seattle
Funeral Services for Times J. Stoulstone Held Saturday
Funeral services for Times J. Stoulstone, who died after a stroke Tuesday night, will be at 10 o’clock Saturday from the Renndones. Rev. Robert J. Tiben of Portland and Rev. EB M. Cungen of the local Presbyterian church will officiate. Interment in the family plot at the city cemetery.
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Roulstong
J. Stoulstone
Nat Jhity
Thaeey Avenue
Renndones
Robert J. Tiben
Presbyterian Church In
Portland
EB. M. Cungen
Presbyterian Church
Wirlla Walia Union
Divorce Suit Alleges Early Marriage and Separation
A complaint filed by Amileges Mushund Uofaluntul against Clinton Tinney seeks divorce alleging they wed at Corthige Missouri on April 2 1909 when she was 16 and within months she was 18, forced to return to her mother's home as the husband allegedly began a relationship with Blanche Loving.
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Amileges Mushund Uofaluntul
Alimeta Tinney
Clinton Tinney
Corthige
Blanch
Fragmented notices and local updates collide in terse message
Police and court notes report a divorce petition filed by Meta Dodson against her husband for lewd behavior and desertion, with property sales and a missing girl inquiry nearby. A veteran railway engineer, Jick Wright, remains gravely injured after an depot accident, with his condition deteriorating as authorities and family await further updates.
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Eagineer
Jick Wright
St. Anthony's Hospital
Many Thousand Cattle At Echo Oregon
Special Correspondence from Echo Oregon notes thousands of cattle being brought in by alfalfa raisers for winter feeding. Buyers include Jos Cunha GB, Fish, J T Siylop, Joe Raimos, FF W Andrews and Zoe Housar. The piece mentions large hay chopping by Joe Cinchi, preparations for feed, and local residents visiting or traveling for business.
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Jos Cunha GB
J. T Siylop
Joe Raimos
FF. W. Andrews
Zoe Housar
Portland
Joe Cinchi
Katie McLoughlin
Yoakum
Hugh D. Smith
Bert Mullen
Hotel Echo
Frank Brundage
Charles Friedly
Dalles
C. 3
Mudge
George and Miller Company
Montavilla
T C. Smith
WW. A
Peon Uleton
Alexander Rela
Stanfield
FoRvette
B. F. McCullough
Montana
W. B Oilett
Redmond
Cre
R. R Lewis
Hermiston
Misfortune as New Wife’s Pot Shatters Husband
In a grim morning scene Colonel Falhom reads the paper and learns a newlywed woman in a rage flung a coffee pot at her husband. A fragment pierced his jugular vein, killing him instantly. Grief-stricken, she tried to take her own life, while observers note her remorse and despair.
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Mra. Falsom
China
Detectives Nab Burglary Suspects In Williamsburg
A reserve squad of three detectives and three patrolmen surrounded a three story brownstone at 114 Lee Avenue Williamsburg early morning and captured two young burglars, nine year old John Konchinsky and five year old John Bills, who were found near a heap of silverware. The youths were taken to their homes and Konchinsky sent to Children’s Court as a juvenile delinquent while police blamed older gang members in the district.
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New York
Lee Avenue
Williamsburg
Clymer Street
Comisky
Hele
Brown
Rela
John Konechinsky
Ainsile Street
John Bills
Keup Street
John Konchinsky
Johnny Bills
Johnny
Konchinsky Lad
Oliver
Mammoth Jack for Sale or Trade in Adama Oregon
Six year old Mammoth Jack offered for sale or trade for well mannered male horses. Located in Adama, Oregon at Bly Spring Hollow, residence of Ed Lafave. Phone or address details included for contact.
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Adama
Ore
Bly Spring Hollow
ED Lafave
Notices of County Board of Equalization Pendleton 1911
Notice is given that the Board of Equalization of Umatilla County Oregon will meet at the courthouse in Pendleton on October 16 to publicly examine the assessment rolls and correct errors in valuation description or quality of lands and property. Interested persons must appear as appointed by assessor Cc. P. Strain.
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Pendleton
Ore
Board of Equalization
Umatilla County
Oregon
Arid
Cc. P. Strain
Special weekly or monthly board rates offered
Board at the Commercial Barn 620 Aura street with special rates for weekly or monthly care. Contact Main 13 for details on pricing and availability.
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Aura Street
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Central
Standard Grocery Company, Ing
Frank O'Gara
Bernard O'Gara
Sec
Treas
ELAS
Elgin
Koeppen’s
Dutivite Dechites
Man
Axe
Pendleton Cash Market
Pendieton Dye Works
Ate
Alta
Weiss
Underwear and Hoisery
Wonder Store
Newsy
Ite
Mormiston
Masonic Temple
I P Ut
Webb and
Main Streets
Folsom Furniture
Min
Hief
Almeta Dodson
Peterson & Wilson
Rothrock
JT Brown
Wend Nye
van Wash
Ada Mae Nye
Hostetter
Dale Rothwell
Optometrist
Transcom
Jeweler
County Board of Equalization
Gentral Meat Market
Alta Street
Mark Moorhouse CO
E. Court Street
Clark’s Grocery
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