Newsy Notes of Pendleton Round Up Whirlwinds
Newsy Notes reports a seven pound baby girl born last night to Dr and Mrs R K Ringo. Foreclosures of tax liens, 34 suits filed by District Attorney Frederick Steiner this afternoon. County Court adjourned after one of the shortest sessions of the year. South Bend visitor Page Soule sent payment for three rooms during the three day Round-up show with Secretary Marsh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singes Mave
R. KE
Ringo
Frederick. Steiner
South Bend
Page Soule
Wash
Marsh
Fire on Wild Horse Creek Lights Skies At Night
A stubble fire on Wild Horse Creek four miles east of the city lit the sky with a lurid reflection drawing many residents to view the blaze by car. Separately, Charles Carpenter filed suit against Agnes Morissette and her husband Frank Morissette for 227.50 150 and 392.10 claimed on promissory notes and merchandise bought from Inland Mercantile Co. Wilm. Peterson is attorney for the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wild Horse Creek
Charles Carpenter
Agnes Morissette
Frank Morisette
T. J. Kirk
Inland Mercantile Co
Wil M. Peterson
Sherry's Riders Arrive for Pendleton Round-Up Contests
Sherry’s riders Earl Simpson and Vera McGinnis reached Pendleton from Winnipeg this morning, planning to compete in the Round-up contests. Sherry and his outfit are expected to arrive tonight. Charles McKinley, Cheyenne 1911 broncho busting winner, seeks entry in bucking and roping events, with Tex Daniels of Walla Walla also entering bucking and relay races.
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Sherry
Earl Simpson
Vera McGinnis
Barney Sherry
Pendleton
Winnipeg
Charles McKinley
Cheyenne
Tex Daniels
Walla Walla
Safety first meeting of O W N railroad men at Pendleton
About 60 railroad men from superintendents to section men representing Oregon and Washington divisions of the O W N gathered in Pendleton for their monthly safety first convention. Meetings were held in the Commercial association rooms with representatives meeting in the morning and superintendents to follow in the afternoon.
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Oregon
Washington
Pendleton
Commercial Association
Photographer C G Allen Recovered After Court Street Crash
C G Allen, a local photographer, made a sensational auto ride down Court street wrecking Pendleton Drug store and then left for Iowa with his sister Bertha. Dr I A Temple says he is recovered from temporary insanity and guardian of his estate seeks a guardian due to being physically unfit for work. By court order the car used in the crash sold for 200 dollars with 50 dollars to cover a garage bill.
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C. G. Allen
Co. G. Allen
Court Street
Pendleton Drug Store
Iowa
Bertha Allen
I. A. Temple
Allen
Not a Collision Involving Henry Craig Injury
Report misattributed the crash to a collision. Courter, inexperienced at handling a car, attempted to pass the vehicle carrying Tom Gurdane and Sheriff Taylor. He sped, lost control after striking rock, the axle broke and a tire blew, throwing Mr. Craig. He has bruises and a severe shock but is improving and confined to bed. Gurdane pulled aside as the other car lost control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Craig
Automalijer
Courter
Crate
Tom Gurdane
Sheriff Taylor
Craig
Gurdane
Bucking Expedition Visitors Enjoy Park Bucking Tryouts
Dr Joseph K Dixon and the Wannamaker expedition guests spent an hour and a half at Round-up Park for bucking tryouts. The party arrived after five and viewed several strong bucking performances while noting several horses by name. Long Tom sustained a sprained ankle when his mount fell. the group left for Lewiston at 6 30.
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Joseph K. Dixon
Wannamaker
Mr. Booth
Lightfoot
Bugs
Whirlwind
Smithy
Montana
Long Tom
Lewiston
Suit Filed Against Philip B Mann Over Note Debt
The American National Bank has commenced suit against Philip B Mann of Helix to collect 13076 claimed due on a note. Raley & Raley are the bank's attorneys. Mayor James McLaughlin had already preceded therm.
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James McLaughlin
Therm
American National Bank
Philip B. Mann
Helix
Raley & Raley
Echo Couple to Wed
A marriage license was issued today to Ralph A Heese and Wilhelmina P Dohde in Echo. The couple, residents of Echo, plan a future wedding in the area.
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Ralph A. Heese
Wilhelmina P Dohde
Property transfers including two acres in Pendleton district
Tea Estate Traisters and A C Hobbs with wife transfer to Martha F Wilmot of two acres in section 34. William Baker and wife transfer to Hattie J Duke for 400 dollars covering lots 4 6 7 and 8 in Hazel addition to Pendleton and Lot 19 block 17 Reservation addition to Pendleton.
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Traisters
A. C Hobbs
Martha F Wilmot
N. R
William Baker
Hattie J. Duke
Hazel
Pendleton
Prisoners Remanded After Fines Set at 150 Each
Ernest Todhunter Ross Owen and Shorty Saunders were sentenced by Judge Phelps to pay 150 dollars each for a fault upon Charles Morrison Carl Churchill and Roy Stuart. In lieu of payment they were remanded to custody to serve time at the rate of two per ity.
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Ernest Todhunter
Ross Owen
Shorty” Saunders
Charles Morrison
Carl Churchill
Roy Stuart
Cleult
Phelps
Decorations Going Up In City Patrol Parade
Official decorators today begin placing festooning along Main from the bridge to Bluff Street and starting on Court Street. Many merchants prepare festive displays while Director Merisly urges all patriotic businesses to dress the city in festival color and attire.
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Maga
Hunting Neroae
Bluff Street
Ffourt Street
Wlae
Merisly
Johnson Improves After Auto Crash. Spine Not Harmed
London report says Jack Johnson, injured in a vehicle accident yesterday, is much better and expected to be out soon. A formal statement from his secretary clarified the champion’s spine injury.
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London
Jack Johnson
Pankhurst May Be Denied Landing in New York
Immigration officials indicated Mrs. Pankhurst could be denied entry to the United States on grounds she is a fugitive from justice. Ellie Island station superintendent Maker said a definite decision had not been made. A sentence of prison in England hangs over her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New Messiah Found in Chicago Convention Opens
Theosophists gather in Chicago as they announce a developing race of supermen in America. A young Chicagoan with a guarded identity may be chosen to represent the Messiah on earth. The convention plans to extend a colony to Corona, California, to develop the new line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
America
Pendleton Pioneer Celebrates Birthday at La Grande
Portrait of George Webb known as Uncle George, celebrating his 89th birthday in La Grande with daughters nearby. Born in Washington county Maryland, Webb migrated to Oregon in 1865, served as county treasurer for Umatilla and won a tough 1886 election, staying active in politics. He recalls frontier days, humorously notes plans for age 90, and remains admired for steadfastness.
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Washington County
Maryland
Oregon
Orsy
Joe la Grande
Thureday
Thia
George Webb
Cnole Fieorge
Arthur
Wallace
Frank Frazier
Pendleton
Webb
California
Plains
Missouri
la Grande
Sajom
George
Cleveland
Umatilla
Jap Stevena
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Standard Grocery CO
Frank O’gara
Johnson Sts
New Fall Millinery
Vogue Millinery
D. Brusha
Mer
St. Andresberg
Tallman & Company Drug Store
Main Street
Veal
Newsy
Selon
Children’s Rt Co
Buster Brown Shoes
Blucher Oanton
Schloss Bros
Hoys’ School
Johnson
Wil
Pankhurst
Pendleton Pioneer
George W. Webb
Dale Rothwell, Optician
Wm. Hanscom
Taylor Hardware
G. Pendleton
Ner
Workingmen’s Fashion Plate
Workingmen’s Clothing Company
Workingmen's Clothing CO
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