City notices and ads parade in April 13 sale roundup
Local brief lists a rug sale by Rader on Saturday April 13 and various shop notices. Entries include Peacock coal and Oregon Lumber Yard ads for dry wood, private room and board at 313 South Malin, 3 room furnished rental on Thompson Street, and multiple small business offers from Minnis, Walters Flour, Leathers Transfer Co, garden street fruit, and Bowman Studio. Also notes lodging house sale, pasture request for 100 head horses, and pricing for Pearock coal and Hoard Wheat flour.
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Rader’s
Peacock Coal
Oregon
Ben Minnis
South
Malin Street
Rader
Thompson Street
Minnis
Walters
Garden Street
Leathers Transfer Co
Malin
W. Webbst
la Follette
Mle
Pendleton Drug Co
Logan Street
Peacock Brand
Oregon Lumber Yard
Bowman Studio
Gale
Alla Howse Feed Barna
Pearock
P. Schneider
Nolin
Portland
Mast Webb Street
Oregon ‘Lumber Yard
C. C. Carr, Meacham
Blue Mountain Creamery Company
Postoffice
Pendleton Drug Company
Japan
F. P
Whith
Goodman Hardware Co
RIDF Across Continent Endurance Ride Planned for Arabian Stallion
Second Lieutenant E R W McCabe of the Sixth Cavalry at Fort Siley Kansas has been selected to ride from Portland Oregon to New York on an Arabian stallion to test the breed s endurance for cavalry use. He expects orders to depart Portland within two weeks accompanied by an orderly with full field equipment. The Oregon to New York distance is about 3181 miles. route may be longer. Mable McDill Honored at Whitman College Pendleton and Joseph Allen 42 named as senior class orators for June 11 event. The spade orator will pan the famed spade and the chair orator will hand over Roosevelt s chair from the occasion in Walla Walla. Prodt Inspector Howard Evans at the Alta House is conducting a spraying campaign against fruit tree pests and can supply spraying mixtures from his headquarters there.
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E. R. W. McCabe
Sixth Cavalry
Fort Fuley
Kansas
Washington
Portland
Ore
New York
McCabe
Mabel McDII
Walla Walla
Whitman College
Mable McDills
Pendleton
Joseph Allen
Roosevelt
Prodt
Alta Mouse
Howard Evans
County Trust
Alta Home
Stop Gambling In Shoshone Closes Gambling Townwide
Idaho police shut all gambling operations in Shoshone and report 16 arrests. In the same issue a marriage license was issued to William B. Hale and Katherine Stone.
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Shoshone
Idaho
William B. Hale
Katherine Stone
Personal visits and travels noted in Hermiston area
Senator Levi Ankeny and other visitors arrive in Hermiston from Walla Walla and nearby towns. Notables include C. K. Bland in town on business, Jame Johns of Hartman Salt Company arriving on No. 1, Judge G. A. Hartman departing for Portland, and Rev. G. L. Hall heading to southern Oregon for mining work. Local residents mix with broader regional figures while others plan lectures and meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levi Ankeny
Willa Walla
C. K. Bland
Hormlnton
W. A. Teutsch
Tee Teutsch
Jame Johns
Hartman Ai
Deta
G. A. Hartman
Portland
Laila R
Lorenela
Eeho
Hermiston
Oregon Daily Journal
East Oregonian
G. L. Hall
Oregon
M. O' Hara
Pendleton
Wil Lim McCarty
Baker City
Roy Linkner
Strath
Cora Greenhow
Ellensburg
J. M. Cornelison
Uma- UN Presbyterian Mission
D.C. Brownell
Umatilla
Clara Wyatt
Reno
Ney
Joeh Hopper
la Grande Observer
Mise Maud Taylor
M. D. Reed
James Greybill
la Grande
McPartridge
Cayuse
Lolty
Portland Business Men Tour Dates Revised for Pendleton Stop
Portland business men revised excursion schedule shows a Friday morning stop in Pendleton May 16 from 1 45 to 1 a m on the return from Boise. They will pass through Pendleton during the night of May 6 and reach Boise May land stay until the next day before returning. No entertainment planned. Pendleton officials may arrange a brief visit and possible sight seeing or entertainment.
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Portland
Pendleton
Boise
Portland Dusiness
Bolse
Arthur Lo Knight
Pendleton Commerceil Association
Peterdioten
Hurt
la Granie
Blain
Hehe Ac
Tom Richardson
Portland Commercial Club
Oregon
Rader
Pendleton Commercial Association
Tme
Aberdeen Team Defeats Pendleton Amateurs Nine to Three
Aberdeen and Pendleton opened the season with Aberdeen winning nine to three in front of several hundred spectators. The win provided Aberdeen a first look at the squad, as manager Frazier scheduled double practices for the week and urged all players to report for drills at 10 a.m. and again in the afternoon. Pendleton sent key players like Collins, Nelson, Schockley, and Kink, who performed well, while Aberdeen expected Hoy to join the trip home later today upon departure for Aberdeen before Sunday’s game against Walla Walla town.
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Regiar Aberdeen
Aberdeen
Frazier
Walla Walla Town
Pendleton
Collins
Imee
Nelson
Tama
Schockley
Kink
Fielder
Tony
Aberde
Vinol touted as tonic in Pendleton drug ad
Pendleton Drug Company promotes Vinol as a superior tonic and body builder claiming it contains no oil and delivers cod liver essence without the old oil. The ad asserts Vinol tones the digestive system boosts appetite enriches blood and strengthens the whole body with a money back guarantee. It notes Vinol is marketed locally and in many towns nationwide under Vinol Agency signage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eam
Pendleton Drug Company
Pendleton
Ringling Circus Coming to Pendleton This Season
Announcement from the east says Ringling Brothers will perform in the city soon. The show promises unprecedented novelty and spectacle with nearly 1200 performers and 665 horses, plus many elephants, and a main pavilion seating 14 000. Also mention of the Star theater attractions Blind Man and musician Thatcher alongside. Pendleton urged to see the acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Ringling Brothers
Ringiing Brothers
America
Thatcher
Star Theater
Star
Maete
Belle
Eile
Jefferson Banquet Invites Spokane Leaders Tomorrow
Colonel James EL Raley has received an invitation to attend a Jefferson anniversary banquet in Spokane tomorrow evening. The event is hosted by the Jutter an society of Spokane and will be attended by prominent Democrats from across the north.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
James EL. Raley
Jutteran Society of
North
Log Driver Drowns in Boise River Accident
A log driver named Emil Erickson drowned at 10 30 am in the Boise river near the New York canal headgate while working on a log boom with other men. He dropped his pole, stumbled, and was caught between a log and a piece of timber as he sank. The body was recovered about ten minutes later, life extinct. Coroner Schreiber attended and departed after removals. Erickson was about 18 years old, a resident of the area, unmarried, with relatives in Milanerita.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Erickson
Boise River
New York Canal
Schreiber
Erickson W
Milanerita
Rolse Capital News
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Teutsch’s Dep't. Store
Louis Hunziker
Optician
Malin St
Empire Meat Co
Bvat
Oregonian
P Pens
Koeppen Aeros
Ringling Circus
Kole
Crugaiste
AW gRuarantes
Nin
Ian
Tallman & Co
Wonder
Wonder Store
Title Guarantee & Trust
J. Thorburn Ross
George H. Hill
T. T. Burkhart John E. Aitchison
Charles H. Kopf
Washington Street
Corner
Secon
Rorer
N. K. Fairbank Company
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