Newsy Notes of Pendleton Typhoid Case and Local Happenings
Pendleton news items report Vernon Fowler, five, son of Ida Fowler, with typhoid fever improving. D. C. Brown and wife move into city at 513 Jackson Street after selling Riverside ranch to N Nelson. Mrs Boyden Ill improves after a week of concern for possible pneumonia. John Hurt and W H Lowell jailed three days each for drunkenness. George W Briggs and wife welcome a seven pound baby at St Anthony's Hermiston. Mrs R C Todd undergoes successful operation at St Anthony's and daughters accompany her home.
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Vernon Fowler
Ida Fowler
City
D. C. Brown
Riverside
N. ©. Nelson
Jackson Street
Hermiston
St. Anthony's Hospital
George W. Briggs
R. C. Todd
Fire at Alta House and misc local notes
A small fire occurred at the Alta House on East Alta Street about one to two this morning, likely incendiary as it started outside near the ground. no large damage. Appraisers named for guardianship of minors Wielan and Lowell E. Sturtevant. Henry Casteel George Done and William Mithews chosen. Sid Mun, a Chinese hotel cook, fined ten dollars for using a vile obscene term toward a waitress. he claimed it was directed at the second cook. Edward Morgan and wife sold land to Mamie Brown for 1200 dollars. property description given for Reservation addition to Pendleton in detailed metes and bounds.
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Alla House
Alta House
East Alta Street
Mytle F. Carnes
Wielan
Lowell E. Sturtevant
Maloney
Henry Casteel
George Done
William Mithews
Nellie Maybray
Sid Mun
FitzGerald
Edward Morgan
Mamle Brown
Pendleton
Improving But Slowly
Harvey McPherson a well known local young man confined to home and hospital for months with knee tuberculosis remains under a physician’s care. A second injection into the afflicted part gives hope of more rapid improvement.
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Harvey McPherson
Mrs Fannie Moses Leaves Pendleton for San Francisco
Mrs Fannie Moses widow of Louis Moses departed Pendleton for San Francisco to make her future home. She leaves behind many friends who regret her departure. Tailor Schubert and Taylor, recently buying bankrupt Boston Store stock, plan an up to date haberdashery, adding H T Lester as a new tailor.
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Frisco
Fannie Moses
Louis Moses
San Francisco
Messrs
Schubert and Taylor
Boston
H. T. Lester
Leaves for New Post by Weston Leader Editor
Clark Wood veteran editor of the Weston Leader, who sold the paper to join the Oregon Journal, passed Pendleton en route to the metropolis to assume new duties. Friends predict success for him in his new field. Local Boy in Corner Romance. Claude Hampton of Pendleton, University of Oregon student, scored and hit as a novelty entertainer at the freshman Class Hour. The Oregon Emerald notes the cornet travesty by Maurice Hyde and Hampton, a novel romance told in popular song notes, drawing a flattering offer to perform locally.
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New Post
Clark Wood
Weston Leader
Oregon Journal
Pendleton
Metropolis
Wood
Claude Hampton
Steve Hampton
University of Oregon
The
Oregon Emerald
Maurice Hyde
Nelson Buys Insurance and Real Estate Firm in City
Ark E. Nelson, recently retired from Frazier-Nelson Book Co, becomes owner of J. R. Dickson's long running Insurance and real estate business. He will use the Court street office shared with Henry Collins of Balfour Guthrie grain. Collins had planned to occupy the Sawtelle jewelry space with Nelson, but the Dickson transfer altered plans. The Balfour Guthrie office will return to its former location once used under A. T. Koight.
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Ark E. Nelson
Frazier-Nelson Book Co
J. R. Dickson
Nelson
Court Street
Dickson
Henry Collins
Balfour-Guthrie Grain Company
Collins
Sawtelle Jewelry
Mr. Nelson
Balfour-Guthrie Company
A. T. Koight
Michigan Defeats Equal Suffrage in Election Returns
In Detroit incomplete results suggest a likely defeat for equal suffrage by a large margin. The Republican state ticket appears successful, and Progressive support shows a notable decline across Michigan.
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Michigan
Detroit
Mich
Flood pictures to accompany new program slate
New release films for Wednesday night plus flood footage shown with regular programs at Pas time. Flood scenes from Dayton during the Milani river flood height are billed as particularly clear and intimate, giving viewers a strong impression of the disaster. Showings begin tomorrow night and continue Thursday afternoon and night.
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Portland
Dayton
Milani
Flood pictures at Pastime Theater this week
Motion pictures of Dayton flood will be shown at the Pastime Theater on Wednesday night and Thursday afternoon all night. The program aims to depict the disaster with newsreel footage and dramatic scenes, offering residents a chance to view the events and the recovery efforts.
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Pastime Theater
Dayton
Dayton Floods Shown in Pendleton Motion Pictures
Pendleton residents can view authentic footage of Dayton flood devastation as the Pastime theater begins showings tomorrow night. The films originate from Portland, capturing the terrible conditions caused by the floodwaters.
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Pendleton
Dayton
Portland
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Standard Grocery Co
Phone
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S. & H. Stamps
Florsheim
Alexander
Newsy
Mm. Boyden
John Hurt
W. H. Lowell
Wilters
Game Service
Rush Ramey
Ukiah
Earl Mulkey
Long Creek
HE. F. Averill
Averill
Hall
Che
Cheney
PRO Garment
Flood Pictures
Hostetter
Dale Rothwel
Hanscom the Jeweler
Postoffice Block
C. J. Whitaker
Dentist
Pendleton Drug Co
Mr. Bushers
A. G. Spalding & Bros
Geary St
E. T. Wade Pendleton, Obe
Temple
Malin
Taylor
Ld’g. Pendleton
Ore
Ladies Oxfords
Sam Jinkins
Mer
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