Local Readers and Visitors Visible in Pendleton News
Friday edition lists visitors from Freewater Earl Turner and Echo residents A. Dozier H. Cleghorn. Birth announced a girl to Mr and Mrs W S Bowman. Various locals and travelers including J L Roe from Freewater, George Lisner Baer Creek, and J B Platter back from travels. Pendleton notes include hospital return Bert Vincent, Sharp in Athens, typewriter agents A M Stone from San Francisco, and several movements among O R N staff and travelers.
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J. L. Roe
Freewater
A. Dozier
H. Cleghorn
W. 8. Bowman
H. Connell
Umatilla
Golden Rule
George Lisner
Baer Creek
Amy Bowman
Seattle
W. P. Dutton
Heppner
H. H. Hallock
Johnson Street
W. E Potwine
Church of the Redeemer
Portland
W. E. Brock
Brock & McComas
Vw. H. Babb
Butter Creek
St George
Bert Vincent
St. George
J. B. Platter
Washington
Idaho
Cc. C. Sharp
Sharp
Athens
A. M. Stone
L. & M. Alexander & C
Smith Premier Typewriters
San Francisco
E. W. Dooley
J. P. Wilfong
W. H B. Petrau
North Yakima
Hotel Pendleton
le Grande Land Office
Oregon
V. R. Kilburn
South Dakota
Pendleton
Artisans Plan Grand Ball in Music Hall to Celebrate Anniversary
Alpha Assembly No. 4 United Artisans announce a grand ball at Music Hall on the evening of November 4 to mark the eighth anniversary of the order. The event will celebrate its long running traditions with a festive program and dancing.
Jolly Club Dance Invites Tonight at Music Hall
Invitations are out for the Jolly Club dance to be held tonight in Music Hall. Past attendees expect a lively evening with a jolly time assured.
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Music Hall
Epinger Taken to Salem by Sheriff
Sheriff Taylor departed for Salem with W. Epinger the man sentenced to 18 months in the state penitentiary.
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Epinger
Salem
Taylor
W. Epinger
State
Lewis Paid the Fine and Was Released
After his friends paid his court fine, Lewis was released from jail following the second page story. The act ends his detention and frees him from custody.
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Lewis
Bishop Riordan at Rome for Hague Pious Fund arbitration
Rome October 24 Archbishop Riordan of San Francisco met Cardinal Rampolla who conveyed official details of the Hague arbitration in the Pious Fund case.
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Riordan
Rome
Carolinal Rampoll
San Francisco
Belief in Evolution Quoted in Bulletin Cartoon
The Philadelphia Bulletin quotes a witty exchange about evolution. A speaker claims she believes in evolution on grounds that she married a man who became a sensible husband, highlighting a lighthearted take on scientific and social ideas.
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Philadelphia Bulletin
Settlers Coming to Pendleton from Illinois and Missouri
Homeseekers from Illinois and Missouri arrive tomorrow on No. 5 passenger train in two special cars. About 46 to 50 potential settlers are expected to tour the Pendleton country and view wheat fields in Umatilla county. Real estate men will meet them to discuss homes and prices, hoping some will settle locally if suitable properties are found.
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Illinoia
Missouri
Pendleton
Ilinois
Umatilla
Pretty Home Wedding in Baker City
John F. Warren of Umatilla County married Miss Eulalia Palmer of Baker County at the bride’s mother’s home on Third Street. Rev J Rh N Bell officiated. The ceremony featured green and white decor, a wedding bell, mountain ash and autumn leaves. Miss Viva Warren was maid of honor, George Palmer was best man, Mendelishon’s march played by Ethel Palmer. The couple will reside at the Red Boy mine.
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John F. Warren
Umatilla County
Palmer
Baker County
Eulalia Palmer
Kate Palmer
Weston
Third Street
J. Rh. N. Bell
Presbyterian Church
Baker City
Viva Warren
George Palmer
Sroomsman
Mendelishon
Ethel Palmer
Mrs. Warren
Red Boy Mine
The Convict's Daughter at Frazer Theatre
A melodramatic touring production titled The Convict's Daughter will play at the Frazer on Thursday October 31. The show features a large company, grand scenery, and a famed rail yard scene where a convict escapes amid a crossing train. The plot follows a Weary Willie who gains wealth after a life of innocence is proven by a dying murderer, with a daughter marrying the beloved man. Prices 26 50 76 cents.
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Frazer
Willie
Are
Royal Italian Band Plays in Our City
Lovers of music in this city should hear the Royal Italian Band soon proclaimed by press reports as the greatest concert band to tour America. Sig. Emilio Rivera directs 65 musicians noted for wood instruments and their original interpretations. The band’s unusual mix, with few brass slides, promises a distinct concert experience.
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Royal Italian Band
America
Sig
Emilio Rivera
Italy
Concert Program Set For Frazer’s Monday
A city concert program has been arranged to cater to popular tastes among residents. The event is scheduled for Frazer’s on Monday, November 2.
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Celty
Frazer's
Six Schoolboys Face Police Court for Fist Fight
Six youngsters aged six to eleven appeared in police court on a schoolday Friday afternoon after a homeward scuffle between James Enright's son and Kirchner sparked a crowd. Judge FitzGerald warned that future trouble could land them in jail with hoboes, bread and water, and the boys promised to behave.
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James Enright
Kuchner
Walt Young Enright
Young Enright
Kitchner
FitzGerald
Enright
French
Kirchner
Hove
King Edward I to Enter London in Coronation Pageant
King Edward I will make his state entry into London tomorrow as part of the coronation ceremonies postponed due to his illness. The route is being elaborately decorated and officials promise a pageant of great brilliance.
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London
Edward I
Jealousy Case: Oscar McKinzie Faces Assault Trial
In Justice FitzGerald's court Oscar McKinzie, a married man living at Tutulla flat, was tried for assault with a deadly weapon. His wife, who had sued for divorce, testified to a prior tin can attack. He allegedly forced her into his rig with a pistol, claimed the weapon unloaded, and faced a $250 bond after acknowledging the revolver. Darrell, a witness, had a warrant sworn for McKinzie.
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Oscar McKingie
W. Durrell
Oscar McKinsie
FitzGerald
W. Durrel
McKinzie
Tutullla
Darre
Darrell
MecKinzie
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