Local advertisements highlight shops and goods
The page lists various city notices and ads for ice cream at Hohbachs, White Haviland china at Demott's, dry wood from See Minnis, Graham back at the old stand beside St George, a $36 Davis sewing machine at 126 W Court, wanted second hand sideboard and to rent a seven or eight room cottage, Stark Poultry House dressed chickens, Graham Furniture moving to a new site next to St George, Stansberry Milne transfer service, Donaldson's fountain with ice cream soda, Demott's seed potatoes, Wizard Lawn Mowers, Goodman Hardware lawn hose, and A Eklund shoes, plus relocation notes for Graham Furniture and Haviland china at Demott's.
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Hohbach’s
Demott's
Graham
St. George
New Davis
W. Court Street
Stark Poultry House
Stansberry & Milne
Donaldson's
Ohio
Demett’'s
Wizard
Goodman Hardware Co
Hoe
A. Eklund
Court Street
Graham Furniture Company
St. George Hotel
East Kootenay game reserve to be set aside this spring
A provincial report outlines a new game reserve in East Kootenay, between Crow's Nest Pass and main Noe, modeled after Yellowstone. A. B. Williams will define limits with input from sportsmen including Dr. W. T. Hornaday. Regulations will protect big game and tame animals may frequent roads and hotels, mirroring U S park practices.
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East Kootenay
Crow's Nest Pass
Yellowstone National Park
Wyoming
War Department
A. B. Williams
W. T. Hornaday
New York Zoological Park
Yellowstone Park
Fewer Idle Men at Ondawa Span as Demand Rises
Spokane Chronicle quotes manager F J Smith saying conditions improve with fewer idle men at the Ondawa span. By 10 am twelve men were sent to work and daily demand increases. Men are placed on ranch and railroad camps, or as general laborers. Transients decline. many workers come from the east or British Columbia. Sunday chapel services directed by Rev E L House with singing by Mrs Robert Fairley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Smith
Ondawa Spn
Spokane Chronicle
Free Employment Bureau
British Columbia
E. L. House
Westminister
Sheep Supplant Cattle on Idaho Ranges
The Lewiston Item reports that Snake River ranges near Salmon River will shift from cattle to sheep pasture within a few years. About 25,000 head of cattle now winter there, and State Land Agent C. states this policy change is underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Munton
Salmon River
Mr. Munson
Catte
Frank Wyatt VI
Lewiston
Grant County kept free of sheep scab but risks future outbreak
The Rural Spirit lauds Grant County for eradicating scab in three years through a joint county inspector and federal effort. It warns that dropping the inspector to save pay invites reintroduction by outside flocks and urges continued vigilance to protect the county’s sheep wealth.
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Grant County
Trial of W. R. Deal Set in Pendleton for Horse Larceny
W. R. Deal faces trial in Pendleton next week on larceny charges for allegedly stealing a horse. Ed Halley, a valley farmer and owner of the animal, swore to the information. A change of venue to Umatilla county was granted, with District Attorney Ivanhoe to prosecute as if in this county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umatilla County
W. R. Deal
Pendleton
The
la Grande Star
Ed Halley
Ivanhoe
Pastime crowded with schoolchildren at free admittance
The Pastime moving picture house was filled to capacity with children under ten last evening as free admission drew a crowd. From 3:20 to 8:20 the venue welcomed about 600 youngsters, delighting management Matlock and Sellars with positive feedback about the program. The Star theater will host Now Company Beagle Comedy tonight with The Man Behind and new pictures, promising one of Star’s best attractions recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matlock & Sellars
The
Star
Beagle Comedy Company
Star Theater
Firet Elas
Portland Chinese Arm for Redoux Amid Tongs War
Portland Chinese communities mobilize against a renewed highbinder and tong conflict while police tighten patrols and precautions to curb violence and protect residents.
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Portland
Personal visitors fill Athena city with names and business
Henry Wright visits Athena with other locals and travelers from Harrington, Seattle, Walla Walla, and beyond. Many in town on various business trips include Major Lee Moorhouse heading to Portland, J. M. Hemphill visiting from Picot Rock, J. A. Borie arriving from Bingahm Springs, and E. T. Wade returning after illness. Several residents like Mrs. Henry Dell and Mrs. J. W. Fox join travelers, while Rev. W. L. Van Nuys returns from La Grande to conduct a funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Davis
Milton
Ed Koontz
William Miller
Athena
Pendleton
Henry Dell
Wm. H. Daugherty
Umatilla Ranch Company
Echo
J. A. Borie
Bingham Springs
Belle Wilner
Seattle
John Murphy
Derr Phelps
J. W. Sturdivant
Ukiah
Joe Parkes
Deer Park
Wash
J. W. Fox
Walla Walla
Hanford Lands
W. L. van Nuys
la Grande
J. B. Smith
Los Angeles
Change at the Dime Show Headlines Weeklong Run
The Dime presents an excellent change of moving pictures today continuing through Sunday. The program features beautiful, realistic and up to date films regarded as among the best seen at this popular theater.
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Pendleton Cloak and Suit
House
Graham Furniture
Haviland
East
Kootenay
Court House
National Board of Fire Underwriters
Eldridge
Thia
Mission Oak Mirror Als
Selkirk Norton
Torme
Schmidt Building
Northwest
Louis Hunziker
Main St
Snake River Ranges
Koeppens
SCAR
Rural Spirit
Henry Wright
HE. P. Dodd
Hermiston
Pete Murry
Adams
Wm. Russell
E. W. Kitt
Harrington, Wash
Lee Moorhouse
Clarence la Brasche
City
J. D. Plamondon
D. F. Lavender
Weston
Dr. Blankenship
J. M. Hemphill
Picot Rock
R. Alexander
Baker City
Terpening
Buttercreek
T. K. Beard
Golden Rule
Modesto
Cal
E. G. Greene
National Livestock Insurance Company
B. Jenson
F. F. Waffle
Dr. Wolp
Sacred Heart Academy
John Sommerville
Dalles
Befor
Edmonton
Alberta
J. E. Sommerville
John Popejoy
Gable
Mr. Popejoy
S.S.S
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta, GA
Christie
A. Christie
Milarkey Hall
M. H. Rice
G. A. Robbins
RAD
Buster Brown
Buster
Busters
Alexander’s Dep’t Store
Sorosis
the Fair Dep’t. Store
Pendleton, Oregon
J. A. Cobb
Prop
East Court Street
Opera House
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