Kilties to give two Belleville concert in Armory
The Kilties band of Belleville Canada will perform November 12 in the city Armory under company L. The group, praised as picturesque, recently toured Europe before royal audiences including King Edward and the Prince and Princess of Wales. The program featured classical and light music, Highland songs, and a cornet solo. John Leick to perform with Johnsons orchestra providing music. dances planned every second and fourth Thursday of winter with dress uniforms.
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Belleville
Canada
Armory
Company L
Europe
England
Edward
Prince and Princess of Wales
Duke and Duchess of
Dighton Probyn
Francis Laking
Lord Knollys
Hugh Tyrwitt
Muale
Johnson
Bailey
Bond
Funk
Cargill
Military Dances By Company L Begin Tonight
Company L opens a winter dancing series with the first event tonight and plans a second dance each month during the season. The program showcases social dancing and camaraderie for its members and guests at the winter schedule.
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Company
Rainier beer hall owner Snyder declares bankruptcy
James A. Annyler, former liquor magnate and Rainier beer hall proprietor, states assets of 2000 with liquors and fixtures. liabilities total 7768.62 spread among multiple wholesalers and locals. Judge Thomas Fits Gerald schedules a November 6 creditors meeting to appoint a trustee after Seattle Brewing & Malting Co holds the largest claim at 4500.
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James A. 8Nyler
Lquor
Rainier Beer Hall
Thomas Fits Gerald
Snyder
Seattle Brewing & Malting Company
Senator Miller Lectures at Modern Woodmen Lodge
State Senator from Linn County Hon M A Miller longtime Democrat and cousin of Mrs D Brusha visited the city last evening lecturing before the local Modern Woodmen lodge. A noted figure in the state senate and a friend of William Jennings Bryan, he has long been associated with Linn County politics.
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M. A. Miller
Linn County
D. Brusha
Brusha
Miller
W. J. Bryan
New Academy Orchestra Formed Under Alf Johnson
Pendleton academy begins forming what could be the best orchestra yet, with Alf Johnson selected to direct and teach. The group will feature three first violins, cello, bass, two cornets, two clarinets, trombone and drums, plus up to date music, as principal W H Bleakney plans expansion. Johnson, a noted northwest leader, expresses optimism about establishing a permanent academy orchestra integral to school life.
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Alf Johnson
Pendleton Academy
Peddleton
Koontz Hall
Academy
W. H. Bleakney
Portland
Johnson
Northwest
Robinson Seeks Divorce Over Wife’s Temper
George E. Robinson files for divorce in Freewater after 12 years of reported abuse. He married at CentrAllia, Washington, in 1890 and has three children, two sons and a daughter. He asks custody of the sons, with the daughter staying with the mother if she wishes.
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George E. Robinson
C. T. Goodwin
Freewater
Robinsons
Centralia
Wash
Robinson
Helprmate
Familiar Pendleton figure Prof L R Traver at institute
Prof L R Traver, once city superintendent of Pendleton schools, now teaches in Monmouth normal school's training department, appears at the teachers institute this week. He is on the program for several papers and plays an active role in the proceedings.
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L. R. Traver
Pendleton
Teachers’ Institute
Monmouth Normal School
Traver
Myers Have Daughter Born in Walla Walla
A daughter was born yesterday in Walla Walla to Mr and Mrs Charles W Myers formerly of this city.
Five Earn Medals For Target Shooting Quota
Company 1 Boys achieve qualifying scores at target shooting. Three members earn sharpshooters badges, two more reach marksman class. Sergeants Oliver and Drake and Private Greiner qualified as sharpshooters, Private Blanchette and Corporal Nissen as marksmen.
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Company L
R. N. Oliver
L. D. Drake
A. E. Greiner
Blanchette
Nissen
New Students Enter Pendleton Academy Dormitories
Pendleton academy welcomed several new students this week. Misses Jennie Olsen Rosa Olsen both of Lostine and John McKensie Roy Haun from Lostine Floyd Walker of Pilot Rock and Ralph Shaw of Pendleton joined. Olsen sisters occupy Koonts hall now 16 girls. Boys dormitory due November 16 promising many outside enrollments from eastern Oregon counties.
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Pendleton Academy
Jennie
Rosa Olsen
Lostine
John McKensie
Roy Haun
Floyd Walker
Pilot Rock
Ralph Shaw
Pendleton
Olsen
Koonts Hall
Oregon
Refitting Athena Residence After Earlier Fire
A. B. McEwen of Athena, whose home was damaged by fire weeks ago, is in the city today purchasing furniture and house furnishings. Repairs to the residence have been completed.
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Athena
A. B. McEwen
The Urgency of Early Action Against a Cold
The text stresses acting at the first signs of a cold to prevent deeper illness. It warns that delaying treatment makes the illness harder to cure and may extend suffering, urging immediate steps at the very first symptoms.
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Iowa
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East Oregonian
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Hostetter
Dicikards
China
Winslow Brothers Jewiets & Opticians
Ree
Carrier Millinery
United States Depository
Senator Miller
William Jennings Bry
Roosevelt
Boston
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Tallman & Co
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