Local notables visit Pendleton and nearby towns
Mike Maguire of Pilot Rock spent last night in the city. Dr J A Temple left this morning on a professional visit to Nolin. H W Cowan of Walla Walla was in Pendleton last evening. J J Lucinger of Walla Walla visited Pendleton last evening. George Gillette of Pilot Rock went out this morning. Mr and Mrs Howard Banks of Ukiah were in Pendleton yesterday. A W Claxon of Walla Walla made Pendleton a business stop last evening. E L Hopple, Northern Pacific freight agent, arrived from Paseo this morning. Mrs H W Mortent of Anoka Minn is in Pendleton visiting her sister Mrs William Goedecke. A J Sturdivant of Pilot Rock returned home after a short visit. A A Smith, Baker County attorney, is in Pendleton for the supreme court session. J T Lieuallen of Adams came this morning for the day. Douglas Belts, wintering in Pendleton, went to Pilot Rock to attend to business. M D Clifford of Baker is among the lawyers at the local supreme court session. George Propeck, prohibition candidate for county sheriff, campaigns in Pendleton. Mr Propeck has been a Milton constable. Mr and Mrs Edgar W Smith and son came from Portland to stay a couple weeks with Mr and Mrs E L Smith.
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Mike Maguire
Pilot Rock
J. A. Temple
Nolin
H. W. Cowan
Walla Wallans
George Gillette
Focal
Howard Banks
Ukiah
South End
A. W. Claxon
Walla Walla
Pendelton
E. L Hopple
Northern Pacific
Paseo
Mra
H. W M. Gortent
Anoka
Minn
Pendleton
William Goedecke
A. J. Sturdivant
A. A. Smith
Baker
Supreme Court
J T. Lieuallen
Adams
Douglas Belts
Pitot Rock
M. D. Clifford
Baker Barly
George Propeck
Ropeck
Milton
Edgar W. Smith
Portland
Board Probes Spring Water Conditions in Oregon
State board of health inspectors personally checked the Thorn Hollow and Chaplish springs and will meet in Portland next Monday to discuss watershed protection. No water samples were taken as analyses had been completed by the state bacteriologist. Dr. Smith, president, will depart for Portland Saturday for another session.
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Thorn Hollow
Chaplish
State Board of Health
Oregon
Portland
Smith
State Health Board
Metropolis
Exploding Bomb Injures Five at Hotel Almond
Syracuse reports an explosion from a dynamite bomb at the Hotel Almond this morning injuring five men. Local authorities investigate the incident as damage to the hotel is noted. Names of injured and suspects are not disclosed in the available text.
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Syracuse
Almond
Newsy Notes of Pendleton update on local items
Marriage license issued to Emil A Bielke and Bila Brandt, a Nolin couple. Concrete sidewalk permit for Despain property at Court and Cottonwood. Hokian Baby Dies as Holdman family reports funeral plans. Three drunks arraigned in police court. two fined, one with proceedings. Mike Roach campaigns for Bourne in Oregon senate race. Cyclone Davis to speak in Walla Walla, arrangements by Umatilla County Democratic Committee.
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Hmil A. Bielke
Bila Brandt
Nolin
Despain
Court and
Cottonwood Streets
Hokian
Block of Holdman
Walla Walla
Cyclone” Davis
Texas
Whl M. Peterson
Umatilla County
Democratic Committee
Patent Thirty Years Old Granted for Weston Mountain Land
The county records reveal a patent issued in 1882 to Jesse C. Myers for eighty acres east of Weston Mountain. The document bears the signature of Chester A. Arthur, then president of the United States, and was finally entered on county records today.
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Weston Mountain
Jesse C. Myers
Chester A. Arthur
United States
Dr Boyden Arrives to Begin Practice in City
Dr. F E Boyden successor to Dr Cc J Smith arrives to begin practice in this city. He arrived from Heppner Monday and yesterday joined the state board of health on its investigation trip to Thorn Hollow. Mrs Boyden is to arrive Friday.
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Boyden
F. E. Boyden
Cc. J. Smith
Smith
Lewis Street
Dr. Boyden
Heppner
State Board of Health
Thorn Hollow
Man Pays Fine In Coal Theft Case
L. M. Emery admitted stealing coal from W. R. & N. cars and pleaded guilty before Justice Joe H. Parkes. He received the minimum sentence of 25 dollars or 12 days in jail and chose to pay the fine. Emery was arrested by John Hannan, railway special agent, who found the coal in the suspect’s yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. M. Emery
Justice of the Peace
Joe H. Parkes
Emery
John Hannan
Good Hunting at Arlington F B O'Brien News Report
Arlington based letter from Agent J E Erarn notes strong hunting near Arlington with potential for 30 days or more. A trio bagged about 120 birds in two days, geese plentiful in wheat fields along river banks rated fair to good with hired teams.
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Arlington
T. F. O'Brien
J. E. Erarn
Supreme Court Docket At Session With Several Appeals
The Supreme Court has heard and submitted multiple cases this session including L. F. Kelsey vs Charles Bertram from Union county with Crawford for respondent and Oliver for appellant. Other matters involve Walter Hill and Albert Hill from Sherman county and Sumpter Valley Ry Co from Baker county with various counsel. The case of Rf. R. Palmer and H. E. Denhan vs George A. Richardson et al was continued for the term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Kelsey
Charles Bertram
Union County
T. H. Crawford
Turner Oliver
State of Oregon
Walter Hill
Albert Hill
Sherman County
W. H. van Winkle
J. E. Burdette
W. H. Wilson
George A. Richardson
Rich rancher faces $100000 alimony judgment
In Los Angeles a judge ordered J. Somerville to pay $100,000 after he failed to appear in court in a suit brought by railroad worker B. C. Reusch claiming loss of his wife’s affections. Reusch presented love letters the court deemed evidence. The plaintiff’s attorneys indicated collection actions would begin immediately.
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Los Angeles
J. Somerville
B. C. Reusch
Somerville
Bordwell
Revsch
Barge Surges Ashore in Storm Deaths Reported
A storm swept the Controller bay area near Cordova Alaska driving a barge and tugs onto the beach. One man Al Ness of Katalla was drowned after being swept overboard while towing a government bound barge. The incident left a partial loss of supplies for a local development effort in the Bering river coal fields.
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Cordova
Alaska
Bering River
Controller Bay
al Ness
Katalla
Widow seeks 25000 damages in husband death suit
A former Pendleton woman, widow of Warren McDaniels, sues Lebanon Lumber Co. for 25000 for her husband’s death at the mill. The case is being tried this week in Albany with witnesses including Jack Bassett, day clerk at Hotel St George. McDaniels was well known here for serving as a day clerk at the St George before moving to work in the mill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Warren McDaniels
Lebanon Lumber Co
Albany
Jack Blasett
Hotel St .George
McDaniels
The
St. George
Wall
Fs Am
African Church in Conference Here
The second Oregon-Washington annual conference of the A. M. E. Zion church will convene in Pendleton from October 31 to November 1 at South Methodist church Webb and Aura streets. Bishop J. S. Caldwell of Philadelphia will preside and open with sermon and communion at 11 a.m. Sessions continue with business, lunch, and welcome program. white citizens are invited to attend to encourage and inspire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon-Washington
A. M. E. Zion
Pendleton
South Methodist Church
Webb and
Aura Streets
J. S. Caldwell
D. D
Philadelphia
Sixth Episcopal District
J. S, Caldwell
Tobacco Growing Offers Opportunities in New England
Open field and under roof tobacco growing schemes open paths for small farmers alongside larger operations in New England. The programs emphasize diversified acreage, improved curing methods, and potential market access for local growers amid changing commodity prices and regional demand.
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New England
Club Provides Many Features in Local Boxing Night
Well known city youths entertained Watchers with several boxing bouts. Dickson showed surprising speed and power despite a 30 pound disadvantage and nervousness. Wade Coolness displayed veteran calm. Fred Sax and Jack Carpenter staged clashes that previewed their election night main events, boxing hard with training partners.
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Dickson
Wade
Fred Sax
Jack Carpenter
Boise
Joe Sax
Bill Gaffney
Boxing bouts showcase elder brother and Carpenter in vigorous duel
A crowded program featured heavy wallops and clever sparring as the elder brother and Carpenter traded powerful jabs and uppercuts. Gaffney’s faster foe showed speed, while spectators enjoyed stereopticon entertainments between bouts. President Robinson honored Dudley Evans, and postshow refreshments followed amid lively chatter and cigarette smoke.
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Withal
Carpenter
Gaffney
Boise Min
Fana
Colina
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Bernard O'Gara
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Equitable Life Assurance Society
Oregonian Bldg
Portland, Oregon
E. T. Wade
ORB
Dale Rothwell
Optometrist
Wm. Hanscom the
J. J. Lucinger
BOARD
P. A. A. C. Oregon Theatre
Inter-Mountain States
Pacific Coast
Chas. Jost
Young Whitey
Young Hackenschmidt
Newsy
H. Ellerton
Mike Newton
Spokane Jim
Spokane
Bourte
Mike Roach
African Church IN Conference
Workingmen’s Clothing CO
Robinson
Dudley Evans
Board of Trade Room
Association
Jos Skrable
Royal M. Sawtelle the Jeweler
Pendleton Homes
Josh Billings
Josh
Washington, D. C
Maine
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