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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1918
Page
3
Local notes show readiness for opening duck season with guides for wardens to post notices and permits issued for three building projects. Repairs orders target several homes with sums ranging from 100 to 500 dollars. Probate actions include guardians for minors, and estates valued around 20 thousand dollars. Rehearsals for the Happy Cannon Show and school appointments headline community events while a civil suit seeks 1951.18 dollars in damages.
In Spokane, Spokane Flour Mills sues Tra L Porkine in the circuit court. Raley & Haley serve as attorneys for the plaintiff. The court seeks a judgment of 1007.70 dollars with attorney fees of 75 dollars.
Members of Companies A and B of the Cimativia County Guard will be photographed in a group picture at the Round-Up ground. They will meet at 9:90 at the armory and proceed to the grounds for regular battalion drill and for the drill of the Round-Up company. Henry Wheeler, a Pendleton young man at Camp Lewis, recently underwent surgery and is recovering. Mr. and Mrs HM Wheeler and Mon A Carpenter are leaving today for Camp Lewis to visit him.
Frank Prater of Stanfield seeks a one classification after a morning call to the draft board. A legal advisory meeting is set in Pendleton at city hall Wednesday afternoon to prepare for the upcoming round-up and recruit ushers. Local draft clerks Lloyd Richards and Max Hopper, recently inducted, will wear uniforms and report for duty here. The funeral of Teun Kimball, 76, will be held tomorrow at 1 p.m. from the Pobeom chapel with Baptists officiating. Game Warden George Tonkin warns hunters that duck season runs September 16 and hunting may be restricted on opening days.
The article describes efforts by Ness and the county library to document and honor residents entering military service from Pendington and nearby counties. It details collecting photographs for display, inviting local relatives to bring pictures, and notes about area churches, volunteers, and plans for a Patriot Day parade with organizers and participants listed. It mentions transport and support arrangements, along with health guidance and energy-saving discussions from medical and welfare officials.
The report notes Catieht af Walla Walks as Ghent T. D. Teytr joins the Round-Up crowd at the Walla Walla fair today then contemplates leaving after some hospitality. Andrew Bushee will accompany upon retirement. Indias feted there for larceny claims. Pinel Cole of Baker, Henry a merchant of Umnatilin, was seen in the city with coworkers. Details incomplete due to damaged text.
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