Saloon Gambling Arrests Shake Local Scene
Josee Baling Ie is under arrest for conducting a gambling game, with Willim Baker and Albert Ogg, proprietors of the saloon, charged with allowing a minor to frequent the premises. The arrests followed Sheriff Winslow discovering the boy Calvi in the gambling house and reporting the matter to Deputy DA H. B. Collwer. The trio faces gaming law violations, penalties range from 57 to 3000 dollars or up to one year in jail, and they were released on $10 bail each.
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Josee Baling Ie
Willim Baker
Albert Ogg
Saling
H. BE. Coll
Sherier T. D. Taylor
Brother Missing Near Steamboat Springs
Ellis Boutelle of Steamboat Springs traveled to Portland after arriving from Wright County Missouri a year ago with half-brother Oliver Ellis who planned a nursery business near Steamboat or nearby. Oliver left a month ago for the Northwest and has not been heard from since. a casual acquaintance named Heffle wrote to Steamboat Springs Triennial from Pendleton reporting he and...
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Ellis Boutelle
Steamboat
Col
Portland
Boutelle
Steamboat Springs
Wright County
Missouri
Oliver Ellis
Northwest
Heffle
Penidleton
Paulkenberry
Sebring
Grant County
J. Mo Retehin
Wallin Willa
Eijia and Heffie Ventures North to Similkameon Country
Eijia stayed overnight while Char lie known as Heffie headed north toward the coast. Ellis remained unheard, and Ellie, with Heffie, followed toward Similkameon country as reports missing persisted.
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Eijia
Charlie
Heffie
Ellis
Hae
Ellie
German Baptists Move to Umatilla County
Rev. John Bonewitze of Newberg Oregon travels from the Germian Baptist Church district conference at Nampa to locate in Prunitilin county and establish a home at Weston. The missionary seeks relocation for service and wants to dispose of realty in Coos county while his wife battles asthma. He has lived in western Oregon, mainly Coos county, for 26 years.
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John Bonewitze
Newberg
Germian Baptist Church
Nampa
IkonewWite
Prunitilin County
Weston
Bonewittte
Umatilla County
Webfoot
Robertson praises Northeastern Oregon irrigation prospects
John P. Robertson of Salem visits 640 acres near Echo, praising irrigation potential and large recent crops. He plans to attend the State Irrigation convention at Ontario, underscoring strong faith in the region’s land value and future development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Robertson
Salem
Echo
Mr. Robertson
Oregon
Robertaon
Ontario
Roberton
Newberg Hosts Rev Thiia Eby Conference
Sunnyside Washington minister Rev Thiia Eby visits Newberg as Nampa hosts a district German Hap conferences gathering about 25 ministers from Oregon Washington Idaho. The event marks a northern religious gathering in the region. A separate report notes a man missing five years in Alaska whose body was found in ice on the Bering Sea.
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Thiia Eby
Sunnyside
Washie
Dunkard
Nampa
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
West Sear
Newberg
Yarnhile
Hedimbee
Cle Sjostron
Aurmafs
Alaska
Coonset
Hehring Sea
Schilling's Best tea and coffee lineup offered
A grocer's advert promotes Schilling's Best teas five varieties and coffees four, each distinct, with a money back guarantee.
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Schilling
Fine Horse Depot eyed for Pendleton depot role
Imported French horses arrive from the East and are stabled at the Dutch Henry Ford Yard as Pendleton considered for a Northwest distribution depot. The Fineuwashlin ros firm, long major importers, operates four depots and plans to expand with a Pendleton site citing geography and rail access.
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Henry Foe
AL Th Shiutt
Jowan
Rurspe
Fineuw Mehwashlin Ros
America
Frm
St Paul
Onus
Kansas City
Wow
Lawrence
Kaw
Cheekwan
Didroge
Kihens Cley
Opening at Columbia College Promises Better Attendance
Prospective College visitors expect brighter turnout as Columbia College opens next Tuesday with Professor Lewis Perry delivering the inaugural address. The new principal’s leadership aims to boost enrollment and public interest, amid optimistic forecasts for a robust start to the academic year.
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Peidine
Columbina College
Methodist Church
Ruaat Oregonian
Lewis
Perry
Waters Cashed Lakh for a Strife al Calle to Garber
Fragmentary report recounts payments and disputes involving Waters, a voyage, and a cabinet sale. Names such as Tanor of Nithers and Mr Walters appear amid unclear references to debts, a Front National Bank, and a medical incident.
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Waters
Garber
Airey
Wetiis
Wall Nm
Dacca
Walters
Ernie Air
Willie
Prohibitionists Debate Westar Petition Outcomes
The document notes Prohibitionists urging action in a Westar petition with mentions of voters and temperance groups. It references Weston and two Weslag locations and repeated efforts to close saloons, with temperance proponents pressing for action amid public discussion.
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Weston
Mloonn
Weslag
Prom North and South Three Brothers Move to Pendleton J Faulkenberry
Faulkenberry and family arrive in Pendleton from Grantcounty after a 16 year stock business career. He recently sold stock and realty and intends to reside permanently, joining the local community as a late arrival amidst a regional relocation trend.
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J. ¥. Faulkenberry
GrantcounThy
Openiver and Portage Road Contracts Ties in River Project
Openiver executive committee backs a river crossing plan involving the Mpeniy River and Premen Portige area. The arrangement, championed by state officials and the Cen Telver Association, aims to fund and advance construction with a $40,000 allocation across Oregon and Washington, signaling a coordinated campaign feature in local politics and infrastructure debate.
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Adeneheffen
N. G
Italaek
Ulver
Narnia
Owen
Cen Telver Association
Reitor
Ehile Testone
Orpen River Association
Oregon
Mike i
Fragmentary injury described in cryptic 19th century note
An unclear report describes Pronk Wall suffering a hand wound from a triangular fragment embedded in the palm. The text remains garbled, with details about the fragment’s shape and the surgeon’s observations largely indecipherable and inconsistent.
Unclear OCR fragment on employment case near Washington Oregon Power
Fragmentary OCR mentions James Strong and Jacek Nolwaee and a miner at a power company near Chit leawr town. References a boy employed by the Washington & Oregon Power Company and a person named Jane Lane with partial section clues.
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James Strong
Jacek Nolwaee
Arented
Cessely
Leawr
Washington & Oregon Power Compa
Jane Lane
Unclear OCR item hints at local traffic or service change
Fragmentary text mentions a driver, a date, and street connections with references to a city or area. Not enough readable facts to determine event, location, or key entities for a proper summary.
Irene Mave and Ne ge ON tribute story headline
Irene and Ken figure in a terse memorial item with partial names and scattered phrases. The readable bits reference a tribute or notice with dates and local figures, but the fragmentary text limits clear details of the event or participants.
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Irene Mave
Rte
Jay Ohne
Tent Estate Drandhers. John Iribert md eife to Cather yor Kepler
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a land transfer near Tegnetary involving John Iribert and Catherine Kepler, with a monetary figure around 2075 and parcel details near Wee Wik. Details are garbled. individuals and location names are uncertain.
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John Iribert
Eife
Cather
Kepler
Tegnetary
Wee Wik
Notable figures tied to regional efforts emerge in Colorado
Lerman Lowe in Colorado and Herman Lowe, a well known representative of the International Cor HP effort, are mentioned as key players in regional activities. Mattoon in Col oral refers to Cait Mattoon in Colorado, described as among the most successful workers in the West, highlighting local leadership and influence in the area.
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Lerman Lowe
Colorado
Herman Lowe
Cor- HP
Tie In
Advertising the Academy Promotes Diven Bilgin Expedition
Advertising the Pen dleton Academy, Rev. Robert J. Diven will travel with Rev. B. Harper from Milton. They will journey together to solicit support and publicity for the academy.
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Academy
Robert J. Diven
Bilgin Overland
Milton
Rev. B. Harper
Pendleton Academy
Engagements announced for Hendley and Moorhouse weddings
The notice announces the engagement of Miss Dena Hendley to Fred Earl and Miss Lavelle Moorhouse to Mr McDonald of Olympia. Both weddings are set for October.
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Dena Hendley
Fred Earl
Lavelle Moorhouse
Mr. McDonald
Olympia
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