St Joe Store Offers Bargains and Free Hats
Brevities list local deals from the St Joe Store including 22 pounds nice beans for 1 dollar and 20 pounds granulated sugar for 1 dollar. Also notes free hat with every man’s suit and a free cap with children's knee pants suits. Adjacent items promote Silks, shirts, and general merchandise from Cleaver Bros and Dutton's confectionery. Local notices include meetings, sales, and job ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St.oe
Joe
St. Joe
McIntosh
Ae Cleaver Bros
J. R. Dick- East Oregonian
Ri& Cook
Taylor's
Beardsley Home Burned. Insurance Face Loss
Ed M Bentley received a telegram from Umatilla reporting the Beardsley residence burned to the ground Sunday night. No details beyond the loss of household goods were known, with partial insurance coverage through a company represented by Mr. Bentley. Mosett was fined ten dollars and is trying to leave town.
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Mosett
Ed. M. Bentley
Umatilla
Mr. Bentley
Pendleton Wind Blows Down Town and Reveals Historic Butte
A fierce wind storm in Pendleton causes damage with a schoolhouse moved wrecked but usable, grain warehouse end blown out, three wind mills toppled, and Umatilla River rising as snow melts. The Colfax report notes the 1857 Steptoe fight site on a 2000 acre butte, with hotel and observatory offering panoramic views of Washington Oregon and Palouse. The historic hotel, once a social hub, is hoped to reopen after sale for a pleasure resort.
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Pete Sones
Helix
Umatilla
Ican Mortgage Company
London
England
Colfax
Steptoe
Washington
Idaho
Oregon
Davis
Butte
Mia Davis
Winchester Train Wreck Delays Spokane Traffic
Spokane reports a train from Seattle struck a wrecked freight car at Winchester. Details are sparse with conflicting accounts of how many cars left the track. The fireman was injured. a special train with doctors departed. Officials withhold further information. delay expected about 15 hours.
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Spokane
Seattle
Winchester
Fell and Dodson Mines Prospects in Alaska
Theron E Fell and son return home to prepare for Alaska mining on Mastodon creek. John Dodson Walter Fell and Arthur Babb plan to ship mining machinery to Circle City via Yukon this year for use next winter. They have secured many long claims and expect rich gold, with strong Portland business backing.
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Theron E. Fell and Son
Mr. Fell
John Dodson
Walter Fell
Arthur Babb
Alaska
Mastodon Creek
Portland
Yukon River
Circle City
Dayton Baseball Aims for Winning Season Under Fouts
Manager Fouts visited Athena and Pendleton fields to assess local teams and gauge Dayton's prospects. With strong backing and many experienced players, Dayton plans to field a competitive squad and may exit business if unsuccessful, naming staff including Del Thompson as water carrier Oscar Torrence as chief rooter Judge Miller as scorer and coaches Frank Mitchell and others.
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Fouts
Athena
Pendleton
Dayton Courier
Whitman
Dayton
del Thompson
Oscar Torrence
Judge Miller
Kickers
B. Woodworth
S.S. Moritz
W. E. Cahill
George B. Baker
Frank Mitchell
Steptoe Butte to Be Sold at Sheriff's Sale
Steptoe Butte, Eastern Washington’s historic landmark, will be sold at sheriff's sale on Saturday April 26 to satisfy a mortgage of 1791.67 and $2200 in attorneys fees held by Canadian and American.
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Pendleton
St. Joe
Dutton’s
Shewart & Greulich
Wildwood Camp
Royal Neighbors of America
L O. O. F. Hall
Cleaver Bros. Dry Goods Company
Frohman Trading Co
Portland
Oregon
Hawley Bros
Henry
Rose Campbell
Main Street
Alta and
Court
Bowman's
Gentleman’s Watch and Chain
West Webb Street
Steptoe Butte
Washington
Canadian & Amer
Road Machinery Draws Interest At Buffalo Exposition
New York leads in road improvement interest with a national conference held at the Pan American Exposition in Buffalo last summer. The Good Roads Magazine notes the Buffalo exhibit showcased modern road construction and repair methods, aiming to minimize costs while maintaining quality. Estimates suggest inland highways could be built for around $2,000 per mile using trap rock and machinery instead of extensive hand labor.
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New York State
Buffalo
Good Roads Magazine
A Common Dilemma Cited In Labor Talks
In a Cleveland Plain Dealer column a brief dialogue reflects a common workplace dilemma over wages and job satisfaction. A worker fears asking for more pay may cause dismissal while conceding preference for better compensation. The exchange highlights tension between loyalty and economic need.
DeWitts Little Early Risers Advert Says Cures
Neglect of biliousness and constipation harms health. DeWitts Little Early Risers are praised by M. B. Smith of Butternut Michigan for being most satisfactory pills, never causing griping or nausea.
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DeWitt
M. B. Smith
Butternut, Mich
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Patton
Cleaver Bros
D.g.co
Aiast
James A. Howard
Dutton & Kennedy
Beck
Thompson Street Methodist
Danner & Lubken
Pendleton's New Photographers
Hast
Webb Street
Butter Creek
C. W. Irvin
R. Martin
the Delta
McCourt
W. E
L. Hunziker
Jeweler
Optician
R. Alexander's
Magnolia Cologne
Koeppen
CBRL
Minnesota
Nebraska
Pilot Rock
A. C. Henderson
Fell and Dodson Mines
Dayton Baseball
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Douglas
Gloria
Boston
G. Neuman the
Smokers
Peoples Warehouse
Peonies Warehous
Men’s Outfitters
Moti Sfy Get & Bonen
Movin Sho Gent & Boker
East Oregonian Office
Pendleton, Or
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