New Line of Men’s Work Shirts and Shoes Arrive
A fresh shipment features Cheviot and Duck work shirts in black striped or fancy colors at 45 cents each. Derby ribbed under shirts and drawers in fancy stripes lightweight at 30 cents per garment. Shoes include the Ideal work shoe with satin calf uppers and oak tan sole, plus McGinty Oil Tan for tender feet, and Richardson Seamless Shoes in congress or race. Also available Andian and Norwegian moccasins in all sizes. First shipment of men’s fine shoes arrives in Vici Kid, Dongola, Coal skin and enamel with latest lasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Corner Stone Ceremonies Mark Walla Walla Church Site
Impressive corner stone laying at the new Methodist Episcopal church in Eastern Oregon features Rev. W E Armfield Bracken Koontz and Rev. Sanderson. M H Marvin delivers an address on Jesus Christ as chief cornerstone noting foundations of family, education, patriotism, and Christianity with relics placed in a tin casket.
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Oregon
New Methodist Episcopal Church
W. E. Armfield
Bracken Koontz
Hillyard
Wash
Marvin
Jesus Christ
Earth
Jesus
Christ
Cannery to Rise at Butter Creek and Local Notes
Erecting a cannery for American Hare Packing & Cold Storage Co at Butter Creek aims to start by late August or early September. The project, 24 by 40 feet with future additions, seeks to curb the rabbit pest and provide local employment. Also reports a near-miss accident with lye contact, a Central Point apple trade to England, and personnel changes in Central City and Baker City railroad and agency news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beho
American Hare Packing & Cold Storage
Gmmpany
Buttercreek
Cannery
Indian Lands Sale Opens for Heirs Under Special Act
Umatilla reservation land bids were opened by superintendent Chas Willing for parcels allotted to deceased Indians and offered by heirs under a special act of Congress pending interior secretary ratification. Bids from J. B. Henry and others ranged from 4000 to 22 600 per acre with conditions including 25 percent certified checks and 75 percent payable in gold, with transfers contingent on interior approval.
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Chas
Umatilla Reservation
Congress
Pendleton
Henry
Athens
T. G. Hailey
Weston
BE. P. Marshall
Secretary of the Interior
James A. Fee
T. G. Hurley
W. H. Hawley
Maurice Rigby
G. W. Rigby
E. &. Marabal
P. Marshall
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Athena Mercantile Company
Tadiss
Cts
Richardson
Shick & Company
Athena
Johnny
M. E. Church
Reve
M- H. Marvin
Sanderson
Armfield
Umatilla
Pendleton, Athena
Helix
Canton
Josas Christ
Milton Eagle
Palouse Apples
Bngland
ELL
Olwell
Olwell Bros
Central Point
Ore
England
Washington
Wil
Central City
Frank Willard
Springville
R. T. Brown
Missouri
Nevada
Willard
Brown
Springfield
Belden Hillon
Cudar Rapids
Bloomington
Ie Depond
Homer Jr
Wallock
Baker City
Lax News
Casider
Thompson
Union
Line Bean
Hallock
Bupt. Wilkins
Prescot
Weston Yard
Weston Common
Hague
Woodcraft
Pacific
The
Women of Woodcraft
Heppoer
Leonora Ester Rhea
Louista Gurdane
Mary A. Kernan
Mary Krug
Mina A. Long
Hannah B. McBride
Mary
Spokesman-Review
Chronicle
International Typographical Union
Lynch
the International
Board of Regents
Theastern
Oregon State Normal School
Charles Francis Sheasman
Kittredge
Pauf, Wyman
Tacoma
Weston Public Schoola
W. A. McGhee
East Oregonian
W. H. Hooker & Co
Buffalo, N. Y
McBride & Co
Sant Augant
C. A. Slag
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