Nuts and confections at Tatom's and Teutach's
City notices list a string of local ads from shops such as Tatom's offering nuts confections and sunny outlooks, Teutach's selling shirts and shoes, Eller's Music Co and Sharon & Eddings' buying second hand goods. Includes references to McAdams wood coal Teutach's store Teuteach's and various services like rent rooms and trunk transfer.
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Eller's Music Co
Sharon & Eddings
Howard’ Cigar
Panama Fibre
Nolfs
Teutach's
St. George
Mra, Cooper, Proprietrem
New Stock Shown At Peoples Warehouse
During the season residents note a call at the Peoples Warehouse and display of new stock described as dandies, signaling fresh offerings for shoppers.
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Peoples Warehouse
Robinson Denies Interest In Pendleton Laundry Monopoly
J B Robinson proprietor of the Domestic Steam Laundry denies any intent to monopolize Pendleton’s laundry market. He claims his only business tie is to his own laundry and says he will let his work speak for itself while denying connections to other local interests.
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J.B. Robinson
Robinson
Eant ‘Troponin
Pendleton
Amestic Landry
Agai
DATES MADE POR BALL GAMES
The article lists a schedule of Sunday games from April to June including matches with Weston April 16 and April 23 at a local venue, April 30 with La Grande, May 7 with Walla Walla, May 21 with La Grande, and May 28 with Walla Walla, urging community turnout and players to report for practice.
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Agel
Carl
Ween
la Raode
Tere
Peasant Card Party Hosted by Mise Myteline Fraker
A social card party was hosted last night at Rathroyd aLrewL by Mise Myteline Fraker. Guests included Miss Maud Crawford, Miss Blanche Guiliford, Miss May Epple, Miss Adna Kiley, and others such as EB. Ringo, Roy Ra ley, George Ferguson, Furnish Slater, and J. AH. Lewty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Myteline Fraker
Rathroyd Alrewl
Miss Maud Crawford
Mise Blanche Guiliford
Misa May Epple
Adna Kiley
Mesa
EB. Ringo
Roy Raley
George Ferguson
Furnish Slater
J. AH. Lewty
Anniversary Social by Baptist Church Honors Pastor Family
An anniversary social will be given by the As He and Ca of the Baptist church to honor the pastor and his family as the pastoral year ends. The monthly evening is on April 3. All church members and regular attendants are cordially invited to attend.
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The
Baptist Church
Singer HIN Returns to Lead Church Music in City
Charles Hii the church singer arrived last night and will settle here. He accepted a position at Kemler Brewery and began duties today. He will oversee music for the Congregational church in the future.
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Charles Hii
Kemler Brewery
Town Visitors and Local News Update
A stream of names stops by Athena area and nearby towns. Prof. Anderson comes in, Peter Tachelli from Wild Horse Creek visits, J M Hemphill from Pilot Rock, Dr F M Heckley of Echo calls, and many others including Rev Dean Hamilton, Walla Walla arrivals, and District Attorney G W Phelps heading to La Grande. Clergy Rev G J Hall returns from Portland revival. Mrs Elma Wills departs for Portland. Reclamation chief J C Martin travels to Ontario to inspect work. William Lyons from Dayton attends his father’s funeral. Local movers include C B Wade and Mrs Wade planning summer in Los Angeles, Miss Clara Hall renting Locust Hill house, and B M Lyons’s son 7B. The day also notes farming boosts from a recent flood and medical updates on Robert Brownell. Bishop J Reilly returns to Baker City after brief Oregon stay. Whetley visits reservation mission. Letters mention Billy SmokKay and Umapine visiting Indian Commissioner Leupp amid promises to investigate Chief No Shirt’s requests. Mr and Mrs Pool of Grand Rapids plan to settle in Pendleton with Robinson’s Dano meats posts, and Matt Motgrove leads Milton’s water rights defense from the city. John Parks, former Weston resident, visits Condon. his left hand severely injured by a gun explosion in Parks’ prior visit. Rev T B Egerton returns from Portland revival, noting strong public sentiment and ongoing conversions despite press attacks on speakers.
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Guy Wade
Locust Hill
Clara Hall
Robert
Robert Brownell
Anthony
Bishop J.reilly
Oregon
Baker City
Hight
Hero Blahop
Joonohurel
Billy Bmokkay
Umaniie
Washington
Unmapine
Leupp
No Shirt
Umapine
Min
P Pool
Grand Rapides Mich
Mike Pendleton
Robinson's
Daoméstre
Paul
Largdé Laur Drive
Matt Motgrove
Milton
Fee
Vichalty
Elty
John Farks
Weston
Umantilla
Aveliragu
Parks
Condon
Condon Globe
A Valuable Lie About Baker County Snow Loss
A Baker County rancher claimed the recent storm Tuesday night cost farmers stockmen and placer miners about a thousand dollars. He said the winter was light on snow in the valley yet deep snow filled the mountains, affecting work and stock movement.
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Baker County
Cain
Drug Stores to Close and Reopen Schedule Announced
Beginning Monday night April 4 drug stores will close at 2 o clock to erect Saturday night at 10 o'clock Tallman and Co A Reroappen Bros Brock and McOmmas Co F J Donaldson will oversee the closures and reopenings reflecting a coordinated citywide adjustment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tallman & CO
Reroappen Bros, Brock & M'Comas CO
Ff. J. Donaldson
Foundry Machinery Arrives for Clove Harvester Work
Arnold and Jack of Athena bring a carload of machine shop equipment to Zeigler & Muse plans. They will reorganize the foundry and shops to prepare for building the Clove combined harvesters with J. Clove overseeing mechanical work. The motor harvester is promised as a leading factory product.
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Arnold
Jack
Athena
Zeigler & Muse
J. Clove
Funeral services for L E M Lyons at the Christian church
The funeral for L E M Lyons is set for Sunday at 2 o clock at the Christian church with Rev Brooks Speaks in charge. An arrangement includes a solo by Mims Fraker and a mixed quartet. The Kolehta of Pything will then transport the remains and conduct rites at the cemetery.
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E. M. Lyons
Christian Church
Brooks Specs
Tole
Tor
Orviedon
Mint Myteline Praker
Mims Fraker
Ailso
Kolehta
Pything
Cema Heiry
Advertising chief Scoatt Boforth retires to Journal role
Scoatt Boforth, longtime advertising manager of the Pacific Homestead at Salem, retires from that paper and takes charge of the advertising department of the Oregon Daily Journal's weekly and semi weekly editions.
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Oregon Dally Dournal
Scoatt Boforth
Pacific Homesteid
Salem
Oregon Daily Journal
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Dorsets
Henderson
Nderson
Lee Teutsch’s Department Store
Tatom's
Sunny
McAdams
Wood
Toni
McAdama
Bunker Hill
Pitent
Teuteach
Eller's Music Oane
Court Street
Stobert
Webb Street
E. C. Building
Appare
Met
Callan
Leuthera & Nichol
Gritmin’s
J. A. McLaughin & Co
Cottonwood Street
Court
J. A. McLaughlin & Co
L. Hunziker
Jeweler
Optproian
Main Street
H Robinson
Draker Kitertalna
Hin
Huyler‘s
Lowney’s
Gunther’s
the Palm
A. C. Koeppen & Brothers
BE. H. Anderson
Peter Tachelli
Wild Horse Creek
J. M. Hemphill
Pilot Teck
David Horne
McKay
F. M. Heckley
Echo
Otto Melsche
Rh. E. Thom
Evho
Dean Hamilton
J. C. Martin
Finley Jones
Walla Walla
G. W. Phelps
la Grande
G. J. Hall
Portland
Elma Wills
James’ Peters
John T. Whistler
Ontario
Wiliam Lyons
Dayton
Wash
M. Lyons
Mr. C. B. Wade
Mr. B
Burroughs
T. BR. Egerton
Oregonian
Corpu
Prap
Foundry Machinery Terme
Jj. A. Folger & Co
San Francisco
S. L. Vaughn
Electrician
Milarkey Building
Canon
Jay Cox
Chicago
Whitehouse-Crawford Co
Spa
Paris
London
Brock & McComas Company Druggists
Oregon Lumber Yard
Alt Street
Polite Court House
Axminster
Sazony Axminster
Graham & Hunter
Basler’s
Paradise Soda
Clark & Rees
Despain & Clark
Pendleton Planing Mills
Robert Forster
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