Gilliam County Bondsmen Secure Arrest Of Fugitives
Sheriff Tay arrested J. W. Duncan on $200 bonds for larceny of wheat as trial nears. Taken by City Marshal Sneeden in Arington Gilliam county. Mrs. S. M. Burton and her son Harry of Onawa City Iowa visit Mrs. A. L. Sharon and plan Milton trip to see Charles Burton before returning to Iowa. Mrs. Burton notes long Oregon absence and changes.
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Gilliam County
Tay
Herr
Gillam County
J. W. Duncan
Sneeden
Arington
S. M. Burton
Harry
Onawa City
Iowa
A. L. Sharon
Burton
San Francisco
Milton
Charles Burton
Merchants' Cafe offers daily hot lunch at noon
The Merchants' Cafe keeps a constant stock of Weberwurst Frankforters ham eel crawfish crabs and oysters and every kind of cheese. Hot meals are served daily from 11 20 a m to 2 p m.
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Weberwurst
Frankforters
Falling Markets Spur Montana Shipments to Coast
Montana growers shift cattle to coast markets boosting supply to Seattle as prices slip from 2.50 to 2.25 per hundredweight. J C Lonergan shipped 200 head bought from Camas Prairie sellers, aiding Western packing idea while noting offal profits drive margins. A后 accident at Gwinns causes leg injury to Mrs McGee amid debris after front art of tie and mixed rubble.
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J. C. Lonergan
Prye-Bruhne Company
Seattle
J. Nelson
Jack Bourne
Camas Prairie
Montana
Billings
Chicago
Lonergan
Western Packing Association
West
Depot Changes At 0. RB. & N. Depot Nears Completion
The RB and N depot renovations are near finished with new waiting rooms relocated and painted in railroad red. Furniture moved to the new ticket office, workers have operated there for days, and once interior painting completes the depot will be clean and commodious though not as modern as some patrons desire.
Dayton travelers recount horse incident near Baker City
Mr. and Mrs. L. I. McGee and Mr. and Mrs. Smith Gwinn of Dayton passed through on their return from Baker City. The party explored mountain timber country and yesterday one horse spooked at a break in the harness and bolted, but the driver restrained the animal and calm was restored.
Scarecrow Shadow Dance Delights Shields Park Audience
At Shields Park last night a lively program impressed patrons with the Scarecrow Shadow Dance by Caston and Harvey and the Australian song and dance act. John Coburn led a trained-dove dance with applause, Ed Lowell sang illustrated songs, and the Thompson sisters were delayed but highly recommended for tonight. Prize drawing planned for next Saturday.
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Shields’ Park
Caston
Harvey
John Coburn
Ed Lowell
Thompson Sisters
Polyscope Pict
Balloon Ascension Near Town With Parachute Descent
Professor McCullen of Pomeroy piloted the balloon this afternoon after a wind delay. The ascent reached a great height and the parachute jump ended safely on or near the railroad track by the Catholic Academy. About 1500 spectators witnessed the event.
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McCullen
Pomeroy
Catholic Academy
Deal 15 Concluded in Northwest Power Syndicate Pact
The Northwest Gas & Electric Light Company and Pendleton Electric Light & Power Company completed a deal transferring local plant ownership to a Philadelphia and Seattle led syndicate. The new company will supply light and power to towns between the Little Walla Walla plant and this city, with a September one target for full operation and city al s ay current.
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Philadelphia—Central
Little Walla Walla
Northwest Gas & Electric Light Company
Pendleton Electric Light & Power Company
Isaac Anderson
Philadelphia
Geo. Ladd Munn
Seattle
the Light & Power Company
Walla Walla
Manyere
Miss Mabel McD and Miss Myr tle Hawks Jest to Whitman
Two women, Miss Mabel McD and Miss Myrtle Hawks, will attend Whitman College next year. They will share bachelor hall with Miss Grace Crockett of Walla Walla, renting and furnishing a small cottage for the term.
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Mabel McD
Myrtle Hawks
Whitman
Grace Crockett
Walla Walla
Current Literature Club Set To Start Season Meeting
The Current Literature Club will hold its first meeting of the season on Wednesday afternoon at 2 30. The event takes place at Mrs Ww J Forniah’s home where books will be distributed along with yearbooks.
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Ww. J. Forniah
Marriage License Issued to Reeder and Owens
A marriage license was issued this morning to Claude A. Reeder and Mine Mira J. Owens, both residents of the county.
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Claude A. Reeder
Mira J. Owens
Conclusions Reached in Six Criminal Cases and Wheat Theft
In circuit court six criminal cases closed with various outcomes. Thomas Alden faced binding over for a November session after passing a $38 check at Last Chance saloon. Others bound over or remanded include J W Collings, John Elliot, Richard Hyan, Grover Haskins, and Del McGinnis. A case over 1000 bushels of wheat on a reservation land dispute seeks $700 plus costs.
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Thomas Alden
J. W. Collings
John Elliot
Dave Carlyle
Richard Hyan
Berni
Grover Haskins
del McGinnis
Reform School
Salem
Haskins
Higby House
MocGinnis
Milton
Wricht
Gratz
Howe
Halleravy & McCourt
Mary Cameron
Hugh Hel
Erica Cameron
Ue Pour Dian
Banquet Planned For Prize Winners After Court Street Work
Two hose teams, after yesterday’s race, will dine at the French restaurant at 2 pm. They agreed the prize money will fund a joint banquet for both teams. Work on the Court Street line continues with a fresh crew, aiming for finish by November first per contract.
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Court Street
Ae Ia
Pendleton Commercial Association Meeting Tonight
The regular monthly meeting of the Pendleton Commercial Association will be held tonight. All members are requested to be present.
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Pendletos Commercial Association
Progress on sewer work nears Main street crossing
The city’s sewer project advances despite tough ground conditions. About three and a half miles of large pipe have been laid with the deep section nearly finished. Crews reach Main street on both Alta and Court lines, crossing Main by midweek, then proceed with shallower excavations and faster progress.
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Court Street
Hotel
Pendleton
Garden
Nurse Endorses Lifebuoy Soap For Household Use
An experienced nurse from Boston recommends Lifebuoy Soap as an effective antiseptic for every home. Mrs. F Horreauss, 68 Concord Street, Boston Mass, cites professional experience to support the claim.
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Tean Ae
F. Horreauss
Concord St
Boston
Mass
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Dindinger, Wilson & Company
Mats
Mrs. A. L. Sharon
Oregon
Tallman & CO
C. Koeppen & Bros, Agts
Mrs. McGee
Mrs. Gwinn
Mra. McGee
Swift
U. S
F. S. Younger & Son
Electric Light and Power Companies
Will
Current Literature Club
St. George Hotel
Ann & Manns
Springfield Mans
OWL Tea
ST. Joe Store
Rio
H. J. Stillman
Pepe Ace
Kasay
THE
Elaterite Roofing CO
Worcester
Portland
Yrite
East Oregonian
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