City notices and social events fill Pendleton roster
AB French of Cown arrives in the city. CE Cochran, Unico attorney, arrives after legal business. The Fire club hosts a gathering at Mrs Fred Mullen’s home. Mullen’s party. Ham enstein attends county court. Sireneen resigns as express agent. Chas Gray in town promotes the railroad. Frd King and Georges King plan Decembers arrival to La Grande. Vubas Clemmons takes a new job at GE Fair store. J B Ayers visits La Grande and sells beef cattle. Q A M club to host dance at Armory Hall. Rebexabs hold Halloween social with green corn and pumpkins. J Walker returns from Hammond. ap pendicitis affects his son. St Peters hosts All Saints Day service at 7:30 PM.
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RU Patton
Pendleton
CE Cochran
Unico
Igh Fire Club
Mra
Fred &Wancy RE Mullen
Hantington
Basy
M Sireneen
Arive
J Gray
Chicago & Northwestern Line
Frad King
Georges W King
Iowa
la Grande
J. Walker
Yeauterday
Hammond
Oregon
John
St Peter's Church
Last Chance For Mra Silk Piano Sale
Last night J B Weaver of Elgin arrived and is in town today along with Polk Maya of Joseph on business. Homestead proofs filed at Milton area with D H Conrad Ed Derrick and HO Derrick. Wom en of the Woodcraft gather at Kol P ball tonight for a meeting of importance. Closing out sale of the Raleton shoe stock moves to Stabblefield tomorrow for a final clearance. Mre J V Baker of Twin Falls Idaho returns home after treatment with Dr Moore. Vandalism noted with several gates and hundreds of windows damaged last night. Hallowe en celebrated with usual enthusiasm. Al Andrews advertises elegant items.
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J B Weaver
Elgin
Polk Maya
Joseph
J D Gillian
Grant County
D H Conrad
Ed Derrick
HO Derrick
Milton
Henry E Garter
Haines
Raleton
Stabblefield
Nale
Mre J V Baker
Twin Falls
Idaho
Moore
Veterinary Visit For Summerville Horse Case
Dr P A Charlton the veterinary surgeon attended Summerville today to treat a horse owned by Dune Woodel.
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P A Charlton
Summerville
Dune Woodel
Birthday Observe announces fifth year in publication
The Daily Observer marks its fifth year with new typefaces valued over 500 dollars and plans to launch a new dress for the issue. Upgrades include enhanced printing, additional workers, and a larger weekly edition to improve usefulness and employment in the city. Paper supplies are ordered for the year with better grade stock starting the new year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Observer
Elss
Observer
Tests Prove Lesion Theory In Osteopathy Claims
The article notes claims that osteopathic lesions cause disease and that correcting them improves health. It cites experiments on dogs producing spinal lesions and subsequent recovery, and discusses how temperature changes and tissue effects affect blood flow and nerves. It concludes osteopathy relaxes tissues and prevents serious troubles.
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Tt Ie
For Sale Imported Tooth Brashea By The Newlin Drog Co
An advertisement offers imported tooth brashea stamped with the company name for 260. It promises new brashea for the auking and suggests a guarantee against defects.
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Newlin Drog
Scott In the City Baby Born in 1905
In the city on October 31, 1905 a son was born to Mr. and Mrs. E Scott.
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Golden Role Store
Golden Rule. Company
Adams Avenue
Robert Hamenstein
Vubas Clemmons
NE West
J B Ayers
Starkey
Q. A. M. Club
Armory Hall
Mra Silk
Hallowe'en
al Andrewa
James Beavers
J. A. Arbuckle
Taoal Tieitece
Ita
KEY West Perfecto
Vista Orada
C. B. Cigars
C. E. Hackman
Adams Ave
Greenwood Street
Hough
AL Andrews
Sui
la Grande Investment Co
Foley Hotel
Majestic Steel
T. N. Murphy
Coats
Express
Chicago
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