Equity suit seeks to set aside will and restore estate to Mrs Warner
Mrs Mabel Warner files an equity suit against B A Hall as administrator and Nora Watts claiming a prior agreement with her stepfather dating from 1891 entitled her to his estate. The action values the estate at 30 000 to 40 000 dollars and seeks to set aside a prior will leaving property to a niece with heirs receiving the remainder. Indictments against Mrs Warner and her husband for forging a will are noted as pending trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Mabel Warner
Pomereelon
James W. Young
Warner
Equity
Hall
Young
Nora Watts
Mra Warner
Mra. Warner
Mabel Young
St. Joseph's Academy
Mia. Warner
Carter, Raley & Raley
Winter & Collier
Warner le Net One
A. D. Stillman
A. Lowel
B. B. Hall
Stabbing Follows Bar Fight In La Grande
In La Grande Tuesday morning a dispute at a saloon led to a fight between H. T. Pheps and rancher John Evans after Evans left his wagon containing his two young daughters outside. Pheps, 66, was knocked down and knifed in the arm after attempting to defend the children. Evans was struck in the face, drawing blood. Authorities seek Evans’ arrest as Pheps proves with a knife and is described as a Boise fur dealer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Grande
H. T. Phops
Pheps
John Evans
Jt Fe
H. T. Pheps
Evans
Local offender jailed for profanity during attempted collections
A man jailed for five days for using profane language while working as a collectors agent. The incident arose after he alleged mistreatment of an elderly man and was linked to disputed employment status with the company. Complainant C. G. Prescott and witnesses Hessen Hamed and others name the event and the ensuing dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agiinet
C. G. Prescott
Hessen Hamed
Jennie Marshall
Mies Marshall
J. H. Johnson
Theae
Threshing Accident At Cold Springs Mashes Finger
Thomas Kerr suffered the loss of his left middle finger at the joint in a threshing machine mishap near North Cold Springs yesterday forenoon. The engine operator restarted the power while the concave was being removed, causing the cylinder to turn. Kerr was treated by Dr. C. J. Smith in town yesterday afternoon and was fortunate to escape more serious injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cold Springs
North Cold Springs
Thomas Kerr
C. J. Smith
Open Skating Rink Planned in Matlock-Brownfield Building
J W McFadden E E Ireland and D Thomas are fitting up rooms in the Matlock Brownfield building formerly used by a bowling alley for a skating rink. If finished by tomorrow night the public can use the facility, with both rooms and a carved arch passage creating a novel circuit between spaces through the west end doorway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matlock-Brownfield
Bowman
J. W. McFadden
E. E. Ireland
D. Thomas
Beet sugar exhibit planned for county fair
P S Bramwell of the La Grande sugar factory announced a full exhibit showing beet sugar from field to sack at the upcoming county fair. The display aims to educate Oma Ma County on sugar beet cultivation and the manufacture process, highlighting the Northwest plant's 6900 acres in the Grand Ronde valley. The exhibit will be educational and inviting, with space set aside to demonstrate each stage of production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. S. Bramwell
Snugar
Oma Ma
la Grande
F. 3. Bramwell
Grand Ronde
County hardware firms set payment deadline in October
The Umatilla County Hardware meeting in Ute offy this week decided all open accounts with hardware firms in the county must be paid by October 1 or accrue interest at 6 per cent after October 1. Fourteen delegates were present with representation from all firms in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umatilla County
Bing
John Taylor's Mother Dowd Dies in Corvallis Funeral Attended
John Taylor, long employed on Dave Nelson's farm near the city, learned yesterday that his mother Dowd had died at Corvallis. He left last evening to attend the funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Taylor
Dowd
Dave Nelson
Thi City
Moother
Corvallis
Sou Was Bert Born Ten Mr and Mrs Fowler Home East Court
A baby boy named Bert was born to Mr and Mrs W A Fowler at their East Court street home. The event notes the couple are doing well. An English hall dance with Johnson and Oullet’s orchestra is set for Wednesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert
W. A. Fowler
East Court Street
Esele
Engle Hall
Johnson & Oulett
State Hotel keeper placed in asylum after police concerns
Mrs Grace Steele who ran the State Hotel for about a week was deemed insane after police concerns and a medical examination by Dr W G Coly. Judge Gilliland ordered her committed to the asylum in Salem this forenoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Steele
Tae
Aevlum
Salem
Chiefs of Police
W. G. Coly
Gilliland
Fall leases opened by major and deputies for Indian lands
On Monday morning the making of fall leases will start at the agency office led by Major Edwards. Deputies J. R. Raley and Roland Oliver, who acted as special notaries last spring, will assist again. On October 1 many present leases on Indian lands expire and the lands will be offered for rent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Major Edwards
J. R. Raley
Roland Oliver
Southern Pacific workers to receive partial fire relief
About 150 clerks trainmen and other Southern Pacific employees who suffered losses in the recent fire will share roughly 46 000 in partial compensation. Eligible amounts range around 200 to 400 dollars with no officials included. Deserving cases include workers with furniture and home losses or total destruction of property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Pacific
Land Tract Located In Walla Walla Orchard District
W. E. B. Hardwick of Wallul located a twelve acre tract in the Walla Walla orchard district on Saturday. The land, smuggled for years yet open to entry though planted to fruit trees, is very valuable. He discovered the land while inspecting Walla Walla land office records and promptly filed on it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. EB. Hardwick
Wallul
Walla Walla Orchard
Walla Walla
A Woman's Remedy in Bitters for Peculiar Ailments
A female reader considers bitters the perfect remedy for ailments peculiar to women. The article argues the preparation is safer and more effective than others, backed by a 53 year record of cures and extensive testing showing real results.
Hostetters Stomach Bitters Promoted for Womanill Ailments
An advertisement extols Hostetters Stomach Bitters as the medicine needed by all women for cramps rackache vomiting chronic indigestion costiveness and tarni.
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G. M. Vinton
Met
Red
Alta Sts
Gold Lodge
Masons
Oddfellows
Knights OF
Pythias
Eagles
Royal M. Sawtelle, Jeweler
Tallman & CO. Prescription Druggists
Winslow Brothers
Tewelers
Weclans
Piniotitg Amt Hey Husbams
Jet
Wsl Uggert
Commerical National Bank
Pendleton
Oregon
LA Grande Factory
Tmuopine
East Oregonian
W. FR Taylor
Athena
Nce
Pendleton Academy
J. H. Koontz
Academy
Clase
Levi Johnson
S A. Parker
Elgin
Echo
Willam W. Brown
Paulina
Bert Huffman
Jackson Street
Plano
Marjorie Lyman
L'Alouvette
W. H. Bleakney
Board of Trustees
Marjorie Lymant
Orl
Inet
Jt Je
Margaret I. Wishart
Kensington School of Domestic Science of
London
Mra. J. R. Dickson
VS. Steele
Tate
Landiady
Walters’ Flouring Mills
Selekt
Boston Stor
Norfolk
Stanisoys
Max Baer
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