Malitia Starts Drills Pendleton Rifle Shoot Details
Militia Company L Pendleton and Baker City to begin weekly drills next Tuesday under Captain Kern or First Lieutenant Winter. Regimental rifle shoot slated for Sunday October 1 at Pendleton range with other nine companies on Clackamas range. Orders from Lt Vinner list muster Tuesday Sept 26 1911, assembly 7:45 pm in service uniform.
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Company L
Kern
Winter
Pendleton
Baker
Vinter
Armory Co
Ore
Third Infantry
Oregon National Guard
Co. L
Eugene Blanchet
Q. M
Roy Reeves
Eugene Bianchet
United States
Statu and
Brothers flog a suitor in Atlanta duel over engagement
In Atlanta Georgia the Holsteins flogged Columbus Spradley after abducting him from his home to end a love match with their daughter. Spradley is missing. Ben Spradley remains critical. Mrs Spradley died from nervous shock, and Mrs Spradley’s mother died from fright. four Holsteins and Cockrell are jailed in Ackem county.
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Atlanta
A. I. Holstein
Columbus Spradley
Holstein
Spradley
Ten Spradley
Holsteins
Cockrell
Free Lecture by Dr J N McCormack at First Chastain Church
Dr J N McCormack of the American Medical Association will lecture on Topics of Mutual Interest to the Public as Well as the Profession at the First Chastain Church on Saturday September 23 at 8 08 p m The public is invited to attend the event and participate in the discussion
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J. N. McCormack
American Medical Association
Chastain Church
Doc Cook Up North Goes Missing Fall Game Note
A terse remark hints at Doc Cook’s northern trip and a mishap or absence during the fall period, with no explicit details on outcome or location provided in the readable text.
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Doc Cook
Baptisy Services Tonight at Pendleton Church
Tonkeht Rev H B Foskett will conduct services at the Baptist church tonight at 7:30. A small fire this morning at the Orton Store outbuilding was contained by water until firefighters arrived. Monroe Jarves, a well known Pendleton cab driver, was arrested for standing vehicles on main streets and will face police court. Din FL Smythe, Oregon Woolgrowers secretary, subpoenaed by the commerce commission for wool rates case and will testify Wednesday after leaving Tuesday night. Six drunks were brought before Police Judge Fitz Gerald. all pleaded guilty with three days in jail except C K Blanchet who paid 5 to outside city.
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Littl
Orton Store
Monroe Jarves
Iriver
Myers
Din FL Smythe
Oregon Woolgrowers Association
Commerce Commission
Commission
Fitz Gerald
Molem Bell
George Kelly
John Ehan
Robert Johnson
Dan Mileny
C. K. Blanchet
Two Foreigners Arrested After Afternoon Dispute
Nick Pappus and John Rosamos were involved in a dispute yesterday afternoon that led to a puellistic encounter. Both were arrested and brought to the Police court. The aggressor was fined $10 while the other paid a small note as settlement.
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Nick Pappus
John Rosamos
Pendleton Public Schools Attendance Totals 818
City-Superintendent J. S. Landers reports Pendleton public schools attendance yesterday at 818. Washington School leads with 75 enrolled in its eighth grade, Hawthorne follows with 270, while High School has 135, Lincoln 164, and Field 84.
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J. S. Landers
Pendleton
Washington School
Hawthorne
Lincoln
Field
Personal mentions from local city notes
Roy Kirkley left this morning for points west. R C Sommers of Prosser Washington registered at the Bowman. D P Bailey of Waitsburg was a guest at the St George last night. Bert Kirby of Adame visits the city. H J Longley Hermistonan visited last evening. Fred Nelson returned from Walla Walla after the fair. Asa B Thomson Echo property holder was in the city last night. J W Lynch of Pilot Rock arrived last evening and stayed over. James McGovern of Nolin was in town yesterday. Senator C A Barrett of Athena was an incoming passenger on the local. Charles Baxter Jr of Boise here in the interest of his firm. S F Wilson of Athena came down this morning. Deputy D A W C Prdut returned today from eastward trip. Miss Ethel Chapman goes to Buena Vista Virginia to attend the Southern seminary. Mr and Mrs D D Turner were Pendletonians visiting in Walla Walla during fair week. Alfred Fitzgerald returned from Walla Walla after a couple of days at the fair. Bob Livermore visited his parents then returned to Portland. Attorney Homer Watts came down from Athena this morning. Uncle George Webb with his son Arthur visited here then went to Wallace Wisconsin. District Attorney Van Vactor of Heppner arrived to resume duties at the circuit court. R W Fletcher East Oregonian circulation manager spent the weekend in the western county and returned on the local.
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J. W. Lynch
Pilot Rock
James McGovern
Nolin
C. A. Barrett
Athena
Charles Baxter, Jr
Boise
F. Wilson
W. ¢. E. Prndit
Duy
Ethel Chapman
Buena Vista
Southern Seminary
DD. Turner
Walla Walla
Alfred Fitsgerald
Bob Livermore
Lot Livermore
Portland
Suit Filed for Divorce Alleging Desertion and Prostitution
Iacob Kaufman sues Pearl Kaufman claiming she deserted him in December 1908 and entered a house of ill fame against his will. He says he suffered great mental anguish and illness and seeks a decree of divorce. The couple married December 25 1905 at Silverton Oregon. Judge James A Fee represents the plaintiff.
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Iacob Kaufman
Pearl Kaufman
Silverton
Ore
James A. Fee
Treasure Recovered From Shipwreck Off Spanish Island Alaska
Word arrives Seattle September 23 that divers recovered the iron chest containing 150000 dollars in gold bullion from the steamship Ramong which sank off Spanish Island Alaska. The treasure will be sent to the city.
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Seattle
Wash
Spanish Island
Alaska
Reading class clue stirs tongue in teacher’s notes
In a Tit-Bits snippet, a teacher asks children what a girl warrior’s deadly weapon means. A student suggests it is merely sticking out a tongue. The item also notes Representative Lafferty is seen buying newspaper ads, implying possible waste.
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Fle
Este
Corley Reports Conditions at Colorado Springs Sanatorium
E V Corley, newly admitted to the Modern Woodmen sanatorium for tuberculosis at Colorado Springs, writes that he is improving but warns of management woes. He notes about 180 patients in various stages, some improving and others worsening, and quips about social perceptions tied to tuberculosis.
Strayed or Stolen Gray Horse Believed In Oregon Locale
A gray horse branded A in a circle on the left shoulder and showing a Hoover bar on the left stifle has been found missing. It has been witched marked on both front feet. A reward is offered by Jacob Rohde for information leading to the horse's location, Box 64 Echo Oregon.
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Jacob Rohde
Echo
Ore
Four Killings and Fire Burn at Foreign Boarding House
Four persons were killed and twelve injured when an explosion ripped through a boarding house used by foreigners in Wrewkod. The blaze followed the blast after the building was reportedly used by a group linked to Feptinton in Youngstown. Fire crews battled the flames as investigators began work at the scene.
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Feptinton
Youngstown
Oysters in Regular Rows Near Dieppe Bed
Oyster beds near Dieppe are described as laying in neat regular rows like tiles. The creatures are consistently ready to be harvested and sent to market.
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Dieppe
Holmes
Mirket
Lincoln School Faculty Changes and New Principal
An additional Lincoln school room prompted faculty reshuffles after Miss Florence Harris resigned. Miss Mary Zurcher moves from Hawthorne sixth grade to Lincoln. Mrs Anita Kirkpatrick of Weston, a Weston normal graduate with UW postgraduate work, is slated for Zurcher’s Hawthorne post. Mrs Augustine Moule transfers from Washington to Lincoln. Miss Eider moves from Field to Washington. Mrs Mary Harvey named principal of Lincoln.
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Lincoln School
Florence Harris
Mary Zurcher
Hawthorne School
Miss Harris
Mres Anita Kirkpatrick
Weston
Weston Normal
University of Washington
Zurcher
Committee Considers Parsons Charge in Salem Meeting
In Salem Oregon on September 22 a special Oregon conference committee met to review charges against Rev. John W. Parsons, former superintendent of Missions in Alaska. Three of five members attended and refused to disclose meeting purpose or potential recommendations. One member offered a brief remark that “there is nothing in the charge on.”
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Salem
Ore
Oregon
Fire destroys Essen winery near Fresno
Fire late yesterday afternoon destroyed the Essen winery six miles east of Fresno California causing a loss of 150600 The distilling and engine rooms were saved The blaze started from an explosion caused by lamp flame contacting sherry fumes while a Chinese employee worked racking sherry the incident is under investigation
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Fresno
Cal
Essen
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Taylor Hardware
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Newsy
Tonkeht
H. B. Foskett
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Roy Kirkley
Points West
R. C. Sommers
Prosser, Wash
Bowman
D. P. Bailey
Waitsburg
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Bert Kirby
Adame
H. J. Longley
Fred Nelson
Asa B. Thomson
Homer
Watts
Uncle Goorge" Webb
Arthur
Wallace
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van Vacter
Heppner
Mor Fow
R W. Fletcher
East Oregonian
Weet
Boston
Lafferty
Spokane
Northern Pacific Railway
Pasco
W. Adams
N. P. RY
North Yakima
Hostetter
Kryptok Lenses
Dale Rothwell
Hanscom
the Jeweler
East End
J. W. Dyer
Clark's Grocery Temple
Cosy Theatre
Clark’s Grocery
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