1
i
mon,” of this city, which took place
through the house. They stooped to
at Athena last night, was called a
beastly things that an animal would
draw. Ten rounds were fought, when
have been ashamed to do, and left u
the referee was unable to give the
clean, respectable home, into which
| decision to either man. although the
they had been admitted through
"Demon" is said by local sports to
FRIDAY. OCTOBER 9. 1903
kindness. In such a condition as
have had the best of It. The gate re­ MILTON AND FREEWATER
would shame a hog. Mr. McGaughey GOV. CHAMBERLAIN IS
GERWALTA SCHLOL
ceipts amounted to »126.
Is Justly indignant at this treatment,
EXPECTED NOVEMBER 9.
OPEN8 NEXT MONDAY. and will have the rascals brought to
YIELD ENORMOUS RETURNS.
"Black Demon.” not satlsued with
the result, has handed the East Ore­
trial, if possible.
gonian the following challenge:
Dr. C. J. Smith Will Be a Delegate
Normal College Opened Wednesday—
Over 20,000 Crates of Berries Ship­
Pendleton, October 3, 1903
B. E HARDER WILL ATTEND
to National Medical Association—
ped Out—Forty Carloads of Prunes
Repairs and Extensions Have Been
I hereby challenge any man weigh
UNIVERSITY AT SEATTLE.
State Board of Health Will Recom­ Ing not more than 140 pounds, living
Made to the College — Reception
Marketed— Montana and Dakota
mend a Sanitary Ordinance to All In the state of Oregon, to a glove con­
Yakima,
Tendered the New Baptist Mini» Visitors From Heppner,
Are Unfailing Markets.
test, to a finish, for «uoO a side, or I
Cities in the State—Concerning
Lewiston and other Places—Post-
ter—Brick work on New M. E.
will wager the same amount that 1
No like area of fruit land on th?
Water Supply of 8alem.
Church Has Begun— E. Ridenour
office ia Being Checked Up—Carl
can stop Tom Scott in Ave rounds. Pacific Coast has
produced
more
Winner to take gate receipts
William* Will Attend Dental Col­
May Move to Gilliam County.
this year than th»- Milton and Free-
Dr. C. J. Smith returned this morn-
(Signed)
BLACK DEMON
lege—Confectionery Business Sold.
water district, The soil is so well
Ing from a visit to Portland, where
Athena, Sept. 30.—Mr. and Mrs. J.
adapted to the growth
„
__ __ of ___
all ________
kinds of
Milton, Oct. 2.—John H. McQuary
FROM MIDDLE FORK.
H. Hileman and daughter returned is down from his home at Delight. he has been attending the meeting
fruit, the climate Is so favorable and
of the state board of health and of
Monday
evening from California. Wash., visiting his parents
the water sup|ily so abundant, that
the Medical Association, and incident­
Pasturing Yet and Live Stock
They were gone nearly six weeks.
the greateat possible yield, has been
Mr. and Mrs. Seth Dickey returned ally promoting the coming Irrigation
They met several Iowa friends in Tuesday from North Yakima, where
All in Good Condition.
produced there this year
convention
to
be
held
here
beginning
San Francisco, and visited their son.
P
Beginning last -May with dewber­
S
Noyer of the Susanville
they have been on an extended visit. on the 9th day of November.
Lee.
blackberries, strawberries and
George Fulton who has been em­
While in the city Dr. Smith had a country was In the city today from ries,
Mrs. Mays is expected to arrive ployed in Assessor Strain's oAice. I*
conference with Mr. Devers, the bead his ranch on the Middle Fork after 1 asj>l»errles, the harvest has been con­
soon from Elgin on a visit to her
here visiting at the home of his of the Irrigation Association, and a load or two of supplies. In the tinual since that time, and will yet
daughter. Mrs. C. A. Barrett.
aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs Joseph talke<i over with him the plans for early days Mr. Noyer used to haul last until the middle of November
School cc imenced at the Gervalta West
the coming convention. Tbe making freight over the old road, but has when the last of the winter apple
sehoolhous next Monday, with Miss
I, B. Yates is here from I^iwton of the program was left with the now gone out of the business and is crop will have been gathered.
Dobson as teacher
While It is Impossible to get tbe
visiting his sister-in-law Mr* Nellie committer's here, and they will go to running a big cattle ranch where he
The Eastern Oregon State Normal
S. Yates
work on the details in a short time. now resides. He has a thousand acres exact number of crates and boxes
opened Wednesday.
Miss Bertha Adkins arrived here Governor Chamberlain Is Expected. there and it is well stocked with cat-1 shipped from the entire district,
Many Improvements and repairs
those in touch with the situation
tie.
Tuesday night from Heppner and is
were made during the summer at the
It was hoped that the committee
Mr. Noyer report* that the cattle know approximately what has been
C.
a guest of her sister. Mrs W
building. They remodeled the part
would be able to have the members in his part of the .country are in the- sent oat.
Howard
vacated by the school for the purpose
B E Howard has rone t<> Seattle of congress from this and the sur­ best of condition, and that there is ( Since the berry crop began to
of making a young men’s dormitory,
rounding states In attendance at the plenty of grass for all of the stock 1 move last spring, a force of over 100
to enter the State University.
sloyd. gymnasium and domestic sci­
Mayor 8 A. Miller and wife drove meeting here, but as congress opens in the country The grass in his men. women and children ha* been
ence, book cases and cabinets, new
to Walla Walla last night to attend on the -same day that the convention pastures is now three inches high constantly employed In the orchards I
furniture and equipment, the Atting
the fruit fair. Mr. Miller says the meets, it will be impossible for them and growing faster than the cattle and gardens and in the berry pick-1
up of the kindergarten and other
! exhibits are not as good as they have to come. Senator Fulton and the "an eat It off, and this is tbe con­ ing seat-rm. fully 2'S) people working j
means toward making the school
rest of the Oregon delegation ex­ dition all around that vicinity. There In the fruit business in that district. * HEALTH
been before
COMFORT
ECONOMY
plant at Weston a modern
and a
The amount of berries sent out ♦
Yesterday Mrs.
Mrs W
J. Nell and pressed sorrow at not being able to is more pasture in the thousand acre*
model one.
attend.
this
year
reached
20.0W
crate*,
of
all
1
says,
owned
by
Mr.
Noyer,
so
he
daughters Miss Lida and Mrs. L. L.
Mrs. French and Miss Ferguson
However. Governor Chamberlain than there 1* in 5,000 acres of land kinds Two carload* of cherries
Are Combined In
Berry, went to Penaleton in response
have been, engaged to take charge of
to a message announcing the death will be here in all probability, as will In this vicinity at this time Th? were handled, beside the amount ♦
the domestic science, which hw been
of Mr« M. P Castle, who is a sister- 1 the governor of Idaho. Besides these stock Is his country is all in good hauled away by peddler*, which it 1
for Several years a valued feature of
gentlemen, is is expected that Pro- condition, and the growers there will would be impossible to estimate. The «
in-law of Mrs. Neil
the work.
W. A. Robinson, assistent superin­ ; lessor Young, of Eugene. Pierce winter every head they can ao as to jM-acb crop amounted to spproxi- ♦
Star Charlton, of Kamela. has re­
mately 10 carload*, and the prune
tendent of the registry system, was Mays, of Portland. Speaker Harris, profit by the dearth of feed here
turned to the city to visit friends.
crop at least 40 carloads
here today checking up the registry of the last legislature, and W. R
Mrs. Hull, of Crawfordsville. Or.,
King, of Ontario, together with others
The prune crop was shipped out
ASSAULT AND BATTERY
work in the post office.
is here visiting her daughter. Mra.
j :n tbe green state, and the principal
Mrs. William Lockwood of Dayton of the prominent men of the state.
Fred Gross, and will remain until
will
be
here
to
help,
If
the
plane
of
John Pierce Is Defendant in the Jus­ ! market has been tound in the North-
has arrived and is visiting at the
next week.
the committee carry it is thought
west, between the cities of Minne
home of Mr. and Jin J. L. Miller.
tice’s Court.
Dr. and Mrs. A. B. Stone returned
«polls and Butte All the «mal! .Mon- ♦
Carl M. Williams has
gone
to tnat tbe meeting here will be produc-
Ed Redford has Aled a complaint
Thursday from Portland.
tlve of much good.
tana and Dakota town* along
_ the Î
Portland to attend a dental school
Last Saturday evening the good
Speaking of the session* of tae in the Justice court alleging assault Great Northern and Northern
Pacific ♦
“ Pxrlio
Yesterday Mr. L. I. Beardsley sold
and battery against his step-eon.
They have proven their real worth.
people of Athena of all the different
Medical
Association.
Dr.
Smith
said
have bought liberally.
♦
out hi* candy and confectionery
John Pierce. Tbe assault was com­
church organisations, to the new
that
Eastern
Oregon
bad
been
honor
Hundreds of »atislied peop e :n Pendleton
The peach crop was disposed of in 4,
business to W R. Ho^ue. Ed Hogue
mitted on the reservation yesterday,
Baptist minister. Rev. C. H. Moore,
and Umatilla users of Cole's stoves and
a brother will arrive in a few days el by the appointment of several and is the result of a family quarrel Montana and Northern Idaho with a! •
and wife, they tendered them a roy­
He
himself
men
from
this
section.
—
strong demand from Pendleton and *
Albany to take charge of the
heaters aiwais recommend them to their
from
Redford
la
a
white
man.
while
Pierce
al welcome in the nature of a home
will be the delegate to the national
the interior country
friends. Sod or. y, in Pend eton, by
reception. Over 50 were present and store.
I meeting of the association, which s a haltbreed of tbe reservation
The winter apple crop will amount , •
The case will come up for a hearing
it tested the capacity of their litde
in
Atlantic
City
next
will
be
held
tc more than 50 carload* and will ;
Real Estate Transfer*.
cottage to the limit to accommodate
June
Also Dr Tape, of Hot l^ike. as soon as tbe arrests are made and
A. M. Elam and Martha L Elam was elected first vice-president, ani the defendant is arraigned and allow- go principally to tbe northwestern ♦
the guests and their generous dona
»tat» » and the cities of Chicago and,!
have sold to Ira W. Berry for *3.6ou Dr. Ferguson, of The Dalle*, second ed to j lead.
tlons.
Minneapolis The quality of the win- T
acres
of
land
In
section
1.
township
brought
in
from
the
Pierce was
Contractor Mays and his force of
• vice-preaident of the association
-ountry this afternoon 1 by Deputy ter apple crop is better this year than A
workmen, commenced the brick work 5. north of range 35, being In the
State
Board
of
Health
Work.
ever before The spraying which!
Sheriff J. A. Blakley, and when ar-
on the new M. E- church building vicinity of Milton.
The state board of health bad some raigned pleaded guilty and was fined was done last spring bad a very bene •.
Henry Miller has sold for *3 2"V to
Monday. The force of men employ­
dcial effect on tbe crop and tbe pests j
Interesting session*, and transacted 15 and the costs of the action.
ed ia large and the Job will be rush R. J. Motley and C. W. Thompson, a
are found in greatly dim eiah*-d »
business
that
will
have
a
material
ef
­
■>*»♦»»♦* WW**«««»* ■*<*<**■»«
tract
of
land
in
the
vicinity
of
Free
­
ed to completion in tbe snortest pos­
quantity
water. containing 160 acres, in sec fect on the future good health of the
WALLA WALLA FRUIT FAIR.
sible time.
The summer apple crop and th» '
Eanesley Ridenour, who has been tion 33. township *. north of range state. At this meeting the tioard
adopted the ordinance drafted by Dr Most Successful Fair Ever Held in early fall apples amounted to atrm'. 11
in Athena for several days, left Mon­ 35 east
Magdeline Miller et al have sold Smith for presentation to the vari­
the Garden City. Noted fer Its 10 carload*, of excellent quality. The j J
day for Condon. Gilliam county,
apple acre is increasing in tbe i j t
Fair*.
where he will investigate a business to A. W Motley and C. W Thomas ous cities, towns and villages of the
Tbe ordi­
The Walia Walla fruit fair, which MUton and Freewater district, faster
opening. Mrs. Ridenour and sons re­ for *3.2<h>. 160 acres of land m the state for their approval
vicinity of Freewater, situated in sec nance provide« for the appointment will close tomorrow, has been the than any other. The grap« crop is j'
main here.
tlon
34 township «. north of range 35 of boards of health for each city greatest sucres* in the fair line, ever one of the most important of the 1;
Glen Sating and Mrs. Gay Clark re­
throughout the state, and outlines enjoyed by that city, where good fairs fruit crop*, and each year tnds a ’1
turned Wednesday from Bear. Idaho east
widening market for it.
their duties. It is not to be present­ are a c om men occurremr
where they attended the funeral of
There is some talk of establishing (< t
ed to the cities as anything that they
Guardian Appointed,
Last night, the Afth night of the
their mother. Mrs. J. K Saling
a cannery at Milton, for the purpose J ‘
Milton, Oregon
Miss Mae Cleaver, of Baker City.
In tbe matter of the estate of Lui are forced to adopt, but is given to fair, enjoyed an attendance of 5.103 lof handling the fruit that cannot be
visited her cousin. A. W. Botkin, dur­ ner Blevins, aged 13. James Blevins, tiH-tn in ord» r that the mo-1- ->f j ro- people compared to 3.966 on the marketed to an advantage and the 11
aged J. Lurry C. Blevins, aged 7. and cedure over the state may b? uni­ same night last year.
ing the week.
1t
The big pavuion was Ailed to over­ ' surplus that is always fofind ■> tbe ! t t
Misses Bessie and Bertie Miller Fred Blevins, aged 5. IJxaie Blevins, I form for the benefit of tbe state
Is the magnthcent stock of carpels and rugs we are
i
crop*
ripen,
rapidly
I t
to
increase
the
effleb'nev
of
th»'
board
sowing last night, by the crowds that
spent Saturday in this city from the mother of the children, today pe­
1 t
showing
The 1904 patterns are displayed and ready
work.
Drafts
of
the
ordinance
will
• am<- to witnetw the public wedding
1 I
Weston
Thia ia a Christian ncbool well
Miss Bertie has entered the titioned tbe probate court to appoint
It t
for you to choose the design that pleases your fancy.
INVESTIGATE COURTHOUSE.
J. W. Maioney g.iardlan The estate be sent to tbe councils «4 the vartori', Ellery's band played tbe wedding
located and in a prnaperoua con­
Normal School as a student
dition. The college ha* depart­
consists of a policy in the A. O. V. W. cities and incorporated towns, for march ar.d tbe crowds cheered when
In our stock you will hnd something to please as we
Justice Huffman tied tbe knot that Mormon* Are Said to Be Agamst the u
ment* of literature, aienee, elo­
for *2.000. The petition was granted their adoption in the near future.
HELIX HAPPENINGS.
Th* principal question, ho «ever, made C. A. Colby and Ida M Phares
have cat pets from the heavy velvet brusse's to the
cution. buainea«, music, and
Removal of Union County Seat.
and the bond for tbe executor Axed
coming before the board, was that of man snd wife. This feature has been
preparatory couiees. Full fac­
lighter makes aod all show tl at richness that adds *0
A committee of Mormon settlers ’'
Interesting Batch of New* From an at »2.500
the water supply tor the valley i one of the most pleasing events m all from
ulty.
Separate and flr*t cla*a
Nibley, a village tn the centerj"
much to the beauty of your rooms.
supply
‘
Interestinq
Burg.
towns,
and
especially
of
th«-
tbe fairs and carnivals this fall
dorm itory accomodations for boy*
of Grand Ronde valley, has Just fin
Hand Crushed and Broken.
for the state institutions
In partie-
and girls. Low terms. The 4th
Helix. Oct. 1.—J. D. Glass left last
We bought carpets in a vast quantity and got prices
ished an investigation of the court­
Charles
Hastings
bad
his
hand
ular. the water supply of the capital
year opens Sept. 23. Sen-! for
night for North Yakima.
WAR BORTON THOMPSON.
house at Union, and the Union Re­
which
cut down the cost so we are in a position to
broken
this
morning
while
mov.ng
a
catalogue, Addrta*
F. S. Cass, who is an employe on house on West Alta street. He was City wa* discussed, and it was rec­
publican say* they tound the building
save
you
money.
ommended
filter
bed*
be
put
that
the W. A C. R . returned today from watching the rollers, and in attempt­
Marriage Last Evening of Baker City to be in good condition, and that it
a six weeds’ visit at his old home in ing to straighten one it caught his over the crib in (be river above Sa
would
be
a
waste
of
money
to
vote
j
Man
With
Pendleton
Bride.
Broad choice,'large savings and expert workmen to
In the estimation of tbe board
Winchester, Ontario.
He brought band and it was crushed and broken, lent
Wednesday evening at 5 o'clock, in to build a new courthouse at I.a
sew and lay tour carpets, are inducements we ofler.
his cousin. Roy McKercher. with him. the roller passing over it. Tbe tn I it would not be a had idea for the the ¡Jtrlors of the Golden Rule bote!. Grande at this time.
Next Friday night there will be a jury was dressed and Mr. Hastings is company there to look after tbe pipes Rev. G W Rigby, of the Methodist
The expense of removing the coun-,
dance given at Huson s hall.. AbotR overseeing his work this afternoon, that lead from the intake to the sta­ church, united in marriage Thoma* ty seat would probably reach the
tion.
The
state
institutions
are
to
be
30 couples will take part, it will be anticipating no trouble from the hurt.
cautioned as to the use of tbe water. V A Thompson, of Baker City. and amount allowed for new building*
given under the auspices of Jesse
I and it is probable that In the near Mis* Melinda L Warborton. of thia In the enabling act, *45,000. and these
Moore. A. B. Montgomery. D. B. Rich­
Mormon farmers are considering the
New Farm Residence.
[ future legislation will be necessary city.
ardson and others. Huson's orches­
advisability of incurring thts debt in ft
Thompson
it
thi*
traveling
rep-
i
Mr.
on
the
subject,
whereby
the
supply
A. C. Henderson, who lives on
tra will furnish the music, An elab-
for these place* will be drawn from resentative of the PeerleM Thrashing I Union county. Their decision that
the courthouse is good enough'for all |
orate supper will be given at the Birch creek, two m>le* south of Pilot the headwater* of the mountain.-, j “
“'
~
Machine
Company,
and is well and
Rock,
was
tn
Pendleton
yesterday
Hotel Helix. It promises to be a
present purposes mean* that they j
buying doors and w.ndows with from 25 to 3n mile* from the town. 1 where be has lived and been in busi­ will not rote for the removal
very enjoyable affair.
a
ness for some time. Mr. and Mr*. {
Dealer in
Other
valley
towns
were
under
the
which
to
complete
a
new
residence.
J t
J. W’. Voughn has just put in a new
Thompson will vialt with friends in |
.
ban
of
the
board,
but
Salem
is
the
The
structure,
which
will
be
one
of
■ i
photo gallery here
HORSE HAIR, HIDES And
COAL OUTPUT.
offender, owing perhaps, to the the city for a few day*, and will then
The wheat is practically all in the most commodious and comforta­ ' j chief
WOOL
ble In that neighborhood, will be fact that rags, strawberry hulls, ba return to Baker City, where they will
The Modern Carpet and Fornitore
and the farmers are seeding
Heppner Coal Mines Producing 30 n
con rinds and other refuse are not make their future home.
Mr. Fachme, who was so badly cut completed about October 2»>.
Hoose of Pendleton
Tons A Day.
considered to be desirable ingredi-
Prompt cash for Wool ; > up about two weeks ago by a man
CUNNINGHAM WRITE-UP.
'
ents
of
a
good
water
system
A
neon-
Bucking.
The
Heppner
coal
mine*
are
named Wimpe. was out for the first
aâd Sheep Pelts
♦Î
At the Congregational parsonage on
being wonted at comparatively
time Wednesday. Wimpe is still at
Boston Sheep Publication Give* Uma­ capacity The output now amounta I
FOR IRRIGATION SPEECH.
Johnson street, on Thursday evening.
large.
Office and Warerooms, < ¡
tilla Man Three Page*.
to about 31» ton* a day
The Hotel Helix reports a large October 1. 1903. Daniel Bucking and
Corner of Webb and Cottonwood < '
Mabel Anson, both of Weston, were Author of th« Idaho Irrigation Law
The Shepherd's Bulletin for Sep­
New scales have been Installed
trade during the pas< summer.
united In marriage by Rev. Jonathan
PENDLETON ■ - OREGON !
Would Address the Coming Con­ tember contain« a thre>--i>age write­ at the mine* and the bunkT capa­
Edwards. The young couple, accom­
up of Charles Cunningham and his city is being increased
SUIT ON NOTES.
vention Here.
panied by Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Orgood.
sheep business in this county.
J H. I.owell. one of the commis­
The Bulletin is published in Bos­
Over Five Thousand Dollar* Involv­ urove over from Weston and returned sioners of irrigation for Idaho, secre­
last night.
New and Sec­
ton. with branch offices in Salt Lake
ed—Saving* Bank I* Plaintiff.
tary of tbe state irrigation board, and and Chicago, and ia one of the best
ond
Hand Goods
author of the Idaho irrigation law. sheep magazines published In the
Sale of a Farm.
Sult waa filed In the office of the
Bought and Sold
has
expressed
bis
willingness
to
come
county clerk this morning by the
United States. This article is com­
Catherine M. Ferris and Robert 1
Pendleton Savings Bank against I. L. Ferris, her husband, have sold to W. to Pendleton snd deliver an address plimentary to Mr. Cunningham and
♦
on
tbe
subject
of
irrigation
legisla
­
♦
Ray, Adella and Maurice Kline, Bal P. Leach for (1.000. tbe southwest
his immense sheep business and is
♦
leray A McCourt and Charles and quarter of tbe southeast quarter of tion at the coming meet'.hg of tbe a valued extension to his already
♦
I
MONEY LOANED ON SECURITY
Grace Carter for the recovery of section 21. in township 4 north of state aasociation in thia city.
wide scope of acquaintance in the
I
Mr. Lowell is a resident of Caldwell
money on Ave promissory notes is- range 36 east, containing a tract of
Uvec
’
ock
worid.
312 Court Street
♦
and is one of the foremost Irrigators
sued by the bank to Ray.
land in the neighborhood of Weston I of Idaho, and has taken deep interest
Poseewee
all
the
soothing
The caae ia merely an attempt to mountain*
Real Estate Transfer«.
In the subject of legislation, as shown
get money borrowed by Ray. the
-
--------- -------------- g—e——
and healing virtu«« of our
Catherine M Ferris and Robert W
by his comprehensive law now in
other parties to the suit having been
O- R. A N. Paid Damage*.
rVTTTVrVMJUUULft
ft-aJUUUl
tailltlil i»«a**«eaeeTTnnm
for
Ferris
have
«old
to
West
Larder
force in his state. As Mr. Lowell
mixed in it aa the result of an old
native white pine com­
Tbe La Grande Chronicle aays the recommended the Idaho law. in his *3.000. the northeast quarter of the
suit and Judgment.
0. R. A N. company, through Claim
southeast quarter, and the southeast
bined in a palatable form.
Between January 31, 1902, and June Agent D. E. Hall, has just paid the address In this city some weeks ago,
nortneast quarter of
21 of the same year, Ray borrowed widow of Fireman W. H. roust, who a talk from tbe author of this law quarter of the
township 4 north of
It is unexcelled for
of the bank *5,200, giving his notes was kelled at Weatherby, some time at this meeting would be a feature of section 21. in
range 36 east, being a tract of land
at 10 per cent interest for the ago, in tbe boiler explosion, the sum special Interest. The Idaho law Is
—
■
■
■
AN D —
in the vicinity of Weston..
amounts, and a mortgage on his of *2.700. the full amount of her said to be the best irrigation law on
W. J. Furnish and Jessie M. Furn­
the statute books of any Western
property for the security. The bank claim.
COUGHS
'
state, and as this Is a vital subject ish have sold to O. T. and R A. Bis-
now asks that the mortgage be fore-
OF PENDLETON.
«eager for *2.000. tbe south half of
for
discussion
in
Oregon
now.
no
closed, the property sold at public
SATURDAY’S LOCALS.
feature of tbe meeting would be more tbe northeast quarter, and the north
sale and they recover under their
andCOLDS
half of the southeast quarter of sec­
interesting than this address.
prior Hen in the sum of *5.200 to
tion 14. In township 4. north of range
visit-
R.
J.
Ruckman.
of
Union,
is
a
getber with interest on the various
31 east, being a tract of land In the
SIG REAL ESTATE DEAL.
notes, *395 attorneys’ fees and inci- or in the city today.
vicinity of Despain Gulch
25 and 50 cents
Under tbe Auspices of the
Leslie Swaggart was a visitor in
dentals.
Bentley snd Hartman Sell »24.000
Athena today on business.
Looking
for
Winter
Pasture.
Worth of
Property
Yesterday
Wallia Walla County Fair Assoc-ation
SUIT FOR PARTITION.
G. W. Hunt, of Foster, is in the city
I er bottle
Evening.
George McGoughey, of Alba, who
today on a business visit.
Sio.ooooo
. IN , PURSES . AND . PREMIUMS
The enterprising real estate Arm met with a severe accident two veeks
George Darveau Wants to Get Ac-
C. E. Nelson, tbe brickman of Wen-
ago
in
which
he
broke
bls
right
arm
of Bently & Hartman yesterday even­
at
cese to a One-Sixth Interest,
ton. was in the city today.
ing closed two land deals aggregating below the elbow by his horse falling
t
New Track sod Grouids
Fastest Horses on Coast
George Darveau has filed a com-
Miss Josephine Crigler is visiting *24.000. J. W. McCormmach. through on him, passed through Pilot Rock
plaint in a suit of partition against with relatives and friends in Milton. this busy Arm. sold to Hans Struve yesterday on his way to Pendleton.
Entered and Celebrated Thor
Built «i co*t ot tn.«»
Bridget Pldgeon et al, asking that * J. E. Wilcox, of Milton. was in the the east half of section 11. township Mr. McGoughey Is engaged in the
oughbred Herve*. Cattle, aud
BERT in the NORTHWEST
Sheep will be shown .........
the court sell lot 7 in block E, of the city today for a short business visit. 3. north range 32. E. W. M.. for »12.- cattle business and Is now looking for
reservation addition of the city.
a
suitable
place
to
winter
his
stock.
Miss Bertha C. Long, of Weston, 000. and Mrs. Belle Murphy, of North
The complaint alleges that the
REDUCE» RATES ON ALL RAILWAYS
Yakima, sell« to J. W. McCormmach —Pilot Rock Record.
The Reliable Druggist
plaintiff is the owner of a one-sixth is ' islting in the city for a short the west half of section 25, township
time.
■
... DON’T FAIL TO ATTEND....
I 3 north, range 32 E. W. M„ for *11.-
intersot in the property, and asks
FoaioCc* Block
Phone £aln
Returned to California.
Constable Jesse IJeuallen. of Wei-
that after it is sold and the costs of
750.
Both
deals
were
made
on
a
cash
JUDGE THOS. H. BRENTS,
H. B. CAS WILL,
C. W. Hollis, formerly of Athena,
the action taken from the proceeds, ton, is in the city today, on official basis and It Is the largest land trans­
where he was engaged extensively in
President.
Secrestry.
ORGANIZED MARCH 1, IMS.
tbe remainder be apportioned be- business
action recorded in tii.s city since the the general merchandise business,
JtkJUUULRAULkJLklS ilMtllllllHHIitmumimumi'
tween
the
owners
of
the
land.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Charles
Hunt,
of
Ba
­
Spargur tract at Maxwell was soin, left for his home in California this
CAPITAL......................... SKXMXXL
Balleray A McCourt represent the ker City, were in the city yesterday, some two months ago.
morning, after a visit with friends
plaintiff In the suit.
the guests of friends,
here. Mr. Hollis has been in the City
Transacts a sanerai banking
t rie Aod in tbe blood caunrs SciatKo, Gout ami Neuraljia
George Church, of Milton, was a
MRS. LONEY DEAD.
for several days looking after Inter­
ASUSEO HIS KINDNESS.
visitor in the city today, having come
ests
here.
THE
REX RHEUMATIC RING
interest allowed en time
here to transact business.
Former Reeldent of County Died
WHITE SEWING MACHINES
Rvmorea the cauae. Pncr fl 00 A poatal card wilt bring our little booklet that
Exchange bought and sold or aH Two Young Men of Thia City Dam­
Tuesday in Canada,
Joe Kennedy left this morning for
Funeral of Mrs. Russel.
teiU the story
RKX XHItl'MATIC CU..
principal pointa.
aged a Man Who Treated Them Whitman, where he will enter the
Tutuilla, Oct. 2—Word has just
LOVIS HVNCIKEK. Agent. Pendleton.
Hartlord Coon
The funeral of Mrs. Blanche Russel,
Special attention given to cello»
Kindly at Hie Home.
college for the coming year.
l>een received of the death at Toron­ who committed suicide at Spokane.
tiens.
Two young men of this city, who
Frank Wells, one of the prominent to. Canada, of Mrs. David Loney, for­ Tuesday, was help at Athena yester­
bare been hauling hay from the stockmen of tbe Camas Prairie coun­ merly for lu or 12 years a resident day afternoon. Mrs. Russel was a
ranch of George McGaughey, who re­ try, is in the city today on a short of this county.
former.. Athena girl, and had many
Mrs. Loney was seized with a can­ relatives In that city and Weston.
sides near Hidaway Springs, were al­ business trip.
lowed by Mr. McGaughey to occupy
H. A. Richardson, a young business cerous affection two years ago which,
his house while he was absent on a man of Adams, was in the city yes­ although relieved temporarily, could
Land Proofs Illegal,
hast.
terday in the interests of his busi­ not be cured, and conscious of the
Ten
homesteaders of Franklin
approaching
end
of
her
Illness,
re
­
He cautioned the boys to be care­ ness at home.
county, Washington, have had their
turned to her old home In Canada
ful and told them to enjoy the use
filings cancelled by the department.
R.
C.
French,
the
president
of
the
On and after April 1, fare over •f the house as long as they wished. Weston Normal school, returned to in June, where she died on Tuesday. Frauds in making Anal proofs were
When
Mr.
McGaughey
returned
the Pendleton & Ukiah Stage Line
unearthed. Some of the claims have
ANXIOUS TO FIGHT.
from a hunting trip of about a week, his home this morning, after a short
been proved up for two years
will be:
he found his home in a deplorable visit in tbe city on business.
Mr*. R. N. Stanfield, of Echo, ac­ “Black Demon” Issue* a Challenge to
Paadtelea to V*tab, W. reand trip, *6; Pes­ condition.
The young fellows whom
atelo* la Alba, »J 74, rewad tri*, P; Peadlaioo he had accommodated, instead of ap­ companied by her niece Mis*
Two masked men robbed the saloon
Mor­
Fight Any 140 Pound Man in Or»
10 Midge, 12, renal trip, »3 40: Pendiate« le
of Frank Gansneder. of Portland. Fri­
gon.
! ya, 11.» round trip, *».ao; Pendleto* to Filet preciating the favor, scattered can­ row, left thia morning for Weston,
Kock. *1. ronad trip, »1.40.
ned tomatoes, fruit, vegetables, filth where Miss Morrow will enter the
The glove contest between Jack day morning, securing »60 In cash
JESSE FAILING
Offlw at Oalde» Rule Moiri
and refuse from their cooking all Normal Collei«.
Overdorf, of Weston, and "Black Do- from the two men In the saloon.
SCALP HUMOURS
Souedily Curai bj Citara
Sop and Ointment
Whea Ewy Other Remedy and
Physicians Fail.
Cole's Original Air
Tipht Wood Heaters or
Hot Blast Coal Stoves
Tire Hardware I s Æ glu
FULL of FALL FINERY I
COLUMBIA
COLLEGE
!
I
G. It. GIBBS. Agent
I
Í
JACK BROWN
BAKER & FOLSOM
GURDANE & McBROOM
1
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Helix Art Stadio
Tamarack
COUGH BALSAM
I
RACES
Tie H Nittoulliai
..... Live Stock Show
WILLI Willi, OCTOBER 19 mi !0
:
F. W. Schmidt's
Pendleton Savings Bank
The Standard and
Schedule of fares
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